Memsy

Capture the substance of this conversation as Memsy memories — decisions, fixes, learnings worth surfacing in future sessions

Check Memsy MCP health, identity, active profile, and surface setup hints

Ingest a structured snapshot of the current codebase into Memsy — so search can answer "how is this project laid out" later

Switch the active Memsy profile / org for this session

Store a fact, decision, or note in Memsy so it surfaces in future sessions

Deep-retrieval subagent for Memsy. Use when shallow recall (a single memsy_search call) returns thin or off-target results and the user needs a thorough, multi-query exploration of past memory. Iterates search, clusters by theme, refines queries, dedupes, and returns a structured summary instead of a flat list. Invoke this agent for queries like "what's our full thinking on X", "audit our past decisions on Y", "find everything related to Z".

Use this skill when the user asks to recall past context, decisions, or what was discussed previously. Trigger phrases include "what did we decide", "remember when", "have we discussed", "context on X", "do we have anything about Y", "look up", "search past conversations", "find that thing about", or any retrieval-intent question about prior work. Calls memsy_search MCP tool with the topic extracted from the user's question.

Use this skill when the user explicitly asks to save, note, or persist a fact, decision, or piece of context for future sessions. Trigger phrases include "remember that", "save this decision", "note that", "let's remember", "store this", "tag this as", "for future reference", or any clear save-intent statement. Calls memsy_ingest MCP tool to persist the substance.

Use this skill when Memsy MCP tools are unavailable or returning errors — symptoms include "tool not found", "memsy_health unavailable", 401/403 auth errors from Memsy, "ECONNREFUSED" or network errors to api.memsy.io, or when the user explicitly asks to "set up memsy", "install memsy", "memsy isn't working", "memsy auth error", or similar. Diagnoses the failure mode and walks the user through the fix without retrying the broken tool blindly.

Triggered ONLY when the user explicitly types the `/memsy` slash command in Claude Code. Do not auto-fire on natural-language phrasing — the `memsy-recall`, `memsy-remember`, and `memsy-setup` skills handle those without a slash.

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