memorylisted
Install: claude install-skill atrislabs/atris
# Atris Memory Skill
Search and reason over Atris journal history using the RLM pattern (grep first, reason second).
## When to Activate
User asks about:
- Past work, decisions, history
- "Remember when...", "How did we...", "Why did we..."
- Patterns, failures, lessons learned
- "What have we tried before?"
- Anything requiring historical context
## Journal Locations
```
atris/logs/YYYY/YYYY-MM-DD.md
```
Structure of each journal:
- `## Inbox` - Raw ideas (I1, I2, ...)
- `## In Progress 🔄` - Active work
- `## Backlog` - Deferred work
- `## Notes` - Session summaries, brainstorms
- `## Completed ✅` - Finished work (C1, C2, ...)
## Search Strategy (RLM Pattern)
**Step 1: Grep first (cheap, fast)**
```bash
# Find keyword matches
grep -r "keyword" atris/logs/ --include="*.md"
# With context
grep -r -C 3 "keyword" atris/logs/ --include="*.md"
# Multiple terms
grep -r -E "auth|login|token" atris/logs/ --include="*.md"
```
**Step 2: If few matches (< 10), read directly**
- Use Read tool on matching files
- Synthesize answer yourself
**Step 3: If many matches (10+), use subagent**
```
Task(haiku): "Analyze these journal entries and find patterns related to [query]:
[paste relevant grep results]"
```
**Step 4: For complex synthesis**
- Chunk results by time period or topic
- Spawn multiple haiku subagents
- Aggregate findings
## Example Flows
### Simple: "When did we add feature X?"
```
1. grep -r "feature X" atris/logs/
2. Read the matching file
3. Answer: "Added on