memory-documentary

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Generate evidence-based documentary reports by searching across all 4 memory systems (Claude-Mem, Forgetful, Serena, DeepWiki), .agents/ artifacts, and GitHub issues. Produces investigative journalism-style analysis with full citation chains. Use when you ask for an "evidence-based report", "investigate across all memory systems", "what happened with X over time". Do NOT use for a single semantic recall (use memory) or for citation hygiene (use memory-enhancement).

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# Memory Documentary Skill Generate comprehensive documentary-style reports from your memory systems with full evidence chains. <!-- vendor-portability: declared. This skill searches the consumer's .agents/ artifacts (sessions, retrospectives, analysis) alongside the four memory systems as evidence inputs, and writes the report under .agents/. The .agents/ reads are best-effort evidence sources; a vendored install without that tree produces a report from whatever memory systems and artifacts the consumer repo does have, not a silent no-op. Issue #2050. --> --- ## Quick Start ```text /memory-documentary [topic] ``` Example topics: - "recurring frustrations" - "coding patterns not codified" - "evolution of thinking on testing" - "decisions I second-guessed" - "what I complain about most" --- ## Triggers Use this skill when: - `Search my memories for patterns about...` - `What does my history say about...` - `Generate a documentary on my topic` - `Cross-reference all systems for...` - `Evidence-based analysis across memory systems` --- ## When to Use Use this skill when: - You need cross-system evidence for a pattern or recurring theme - Investigating historical decisions and their evolution over time - Building a cited, verifiable narrative from memory data Use `memory` skill instead when: - You need a simple search for a known fact or pattern - The query targets a single memory tier, not cross-system synthesis ## Quick Reference | Phase | Action | Output | |...

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rjmurillo
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rjmurillo/ai-agents
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