Bootstrap skill that teaches Claude about the shared Agent-memory system for cross-session and cross-team knowledge
Access and maintain a shared knowledge base across all Claude sessions. Automatically clones and pulls the Agent-memory repository on startup, then uses it to store reusable patterns and project-specific information for future reference.
/plugin marketplace add KienVu2368/claude-memory-bootstrap/plugin install kienvu2368-claude-memory-bootstrap@KienVu2368/claude-memory-bootstrapThis skill inherits all available tools. When active, it can use any tool Claude has access to.
This skill teaches you about the shared Agent-memory repository - a system for maintaining knowledge and skills across sessions and team members.
Check if Agent-memory exists, if not clone it:
git clone https://github.com/KienVu2368/Agent-memory.git
Pull latest changes:
cd Agent-memory && git pull
Read the README.md to understand the current state:
cat Agent-memory/README.md
Check project CLAUDE.md - if outdated compared to Agent-memory/skills/CLAUDE.md, update it
Agent-memory/
├── README.md # System overview, project list, behavior
├── knowledge/ # Project-specific info (writable)
│ └── {project_name}/ # Each project has its own folder
│ └── knowledge.md # Index of knowledge files
├── skills/ # Reusable patterns (writable)
│ ├── CLAUDE.md # Template for project CLAUDE.md
│ ├── implement/ # Implementation patterns
│ ├── plan/ # Planning patterns
│ ├── prd/ # PRD patterns
│ ├── test/ # Testing patterns
│ └── oracle/ # Knowledge management
Proactively propose updates when:
skills/knowledge/{project_name}/| What you learned | Where to put it |
|---|---|
| Project-specific (IDs, configs, file paths) | knowledge/{project_name}/ |
| Reusable pattern (how-to, template) | skills/{category}/ |
| Both specific AND reusable | Update both |
cd Agent-memory && git add . && git commit -m "Description" && git push
Skills = HOW to do something (reusable, generic)
Knowledge = WHAT was done in a project (specific, contextual)
prd -> plan -> implement -> test -> oracle
The oracle skill updates knowledge after tasks complete.
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