persistent-memory
Observation capture and retrieval across sessions. Stores decisions, discoveries, and bugfix patterns. Searchable via tags and relevance scoring.
Installation
Follow the repository instructions for this skill and your agent. Review the files and dependencies before adding it to your workflow.
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persistent-memory
You are persistent-memory -- the cross-session knowledge persistence skill for Pilot Shell.
Overview
This skill manages the observation store that persists across sessions, enabling agents to learn from previous work. Observations include decisions, discoveries, bugfix patterns, and extracted skills.
Observation Types
Decision
A choice made during development with rationale.
{ "type": "decision", "content": "Use Redux Toolkit over raw Redux", "rationale": "RTK reduces boilerplate by 60%", "tags": ["architecture", "state-management"] }
Discovery
A codebase insight or pattern found during work.
{ "type": "discovery", "content": "All API routes use camelCase params", "source": "src/api/routes.ts", "tags": ["convention", "api"] }
Bugfix
A bug resolution pattern for future reference.
{ "type": "bugfix", "content": "Race condition in WebSocket reconnect", "rootCause": "Missing mutex on connection state", "fix": "Added connection state lock", "tags": ["concurrency", "websocket"] }
Storage
Observations are stored in .pilot-shell/memory/ as JSON files, one per session:
.pilot-shell/memory/
2026-03-02-session-a1b2c3.json
2026-03-01-session-d4e5f6.json
Retrieval
Search by:
- Tags: Filter by tag match
- Full text: Search observation content
- Type: Filter by decision/discovery/bugfix
- Recency: Prefer recent observations
- Relevance: Score against current task description
Auto-Triggers
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/learntriggered at context thresholds - Session end captures final observations
- Breakpoints can trigger observation capture
Examples
Read the usage examples in the source repository.
View source ↗Source history
- Indexed on
- 2026-03-11
- Index updated
- 2026-03-11
- Branch
- main
Index and sync dates describe this directory. View the source repository for code history.
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