From brainlayer
Use BrainLayer memory deliberately: search before assumptions, store decisions after they are made, and recall current context when resuming work.
npx claudepluginhub etanhey/brainlayer --plugin brainlayerThis skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.
Use BrainLayer when session context is incomplete or when the task depends on prior decisions.
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Use BrainLayer when session context is incomplete or when the task depends on prior decisions.
brain_search before answering architecture, project-history, preference, or "what did we decide" questions.brain_recall when you need the current working context, recent session state, or session-linked summaries.brain_store after decisions, corrections, failures, or milestones so the next Claude session can recover the why, not just the code diff.Before answering from memory, verify with brain_search instead of assuming.