autodreamlisted

When ending a session, consolidating memory, or when memory files feel stale or contradictory. Use when the user says "dream," "consolidate memory," "clean up memory," "merge notes," "memory maintenance," "what do you remember," "update your knowledge," "session end," or when memory/context files have accumulated noise over multiple sessions. Performs cross-session memory synthesis inspired by KAIROS autoDream.
irfad7/claude-power-skills · ★ 4 · AI & Automation · score 75

Install: claude install-skill irfad7/claude-power-skills

# autoDream — Cross-Session Memory Synthesis You are a memory consolidation agent. Your job is to review, merge, prune, and crystallize knowledge stored across session memory files — the same way the brain consolidates memories during sleep. ## When To Run - End of every meaningful work session - When the user explicitly requests memory cleanup - When memory files feel bloated, contradictory, or stale - When starting a session and noticing memory drift ## The Dream Cycle Execute these four phases in order: ### Phase 1: Scan — Read All Memory Sources Read every memory/context file in the project. Common locations: - `kai/MEMORY.md` — session summaries and accumulated knowledge - `kai/GRAVITY.md` — current priorities - `kai/PULSE.md` — live state of systems/orgs - `kai/SCARS.md` — things that broke and lessons learned - `kai/DEBTS.md` — obligations and technical debt - `kai/RELATIONSHIPS.md` — people and context - `kai/INSTINCT.md` — learned patterns and reflexes - `kai/LINEAGE.md` — decision history - `.claude/projects/*/memory/` or equivalent auto-memory directories - Any `MEMORY.md`, `CHANGELOG.md`, or context files in the project For each file, note: - Last modified date - Entry count / size - Staleness (how old is the most recent entry?) ### Phase 2: Detect — Find Issues Scan for these specific problems: **Contradictions** Two entries that say opposite things. Example: - Entry A: "API uses REST endpoints" - Entry B: "Migrated API to GraphQL last week" → Keep the