agentic-memory

A small, runnable memory for an AI coding agent. Clone it, point it at your project, and the agent starts remembering what it learns: the corrections you give it, the way your project really works, the facts that live in no file. So the next session starts smarter than the last one instead of blank.

To use just the memory half as a template: copy .claude/commands/{capture,index,recall,distill}.md, memory/, and the memory sections of project/CONTEXT.md beside your project, and adapt the four skills. This particular repo also carries the six agentic-loop skills, pulled in via /sync-template - see project/TEMPLATE-SYNC.md.

Four markdown skills and a folder of plain notes. No framework to install, nothing to configure, no database. The skills are written for Claude Code as drop-in slash-commands in .claude/commands/, but the patterns are agent-agnostic. Adapt the invocation to whatever coding agent you run.

The idea

Almost everything you say to a coding agent is worth keeping. Not just the code it writes - the corrections, the back and forth, the dead ends, the moment you re-explain what you actually meant. Most systems throw all of that away: you fix the agent, it does the thing, the chat scrolls off the top of the screen, and tomorrow it makes the same mistake. That is backwards. The conversation is often the most valuable thing that happened, and it is exactly the part we discard.