From synix
Persistently stores and retrieves cross-session context via MCP server. Search prior work, ingest meeting notes, and get synthesized summaries of identity, projects, and priorities.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/synix:memoryThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
You have access to persistent cross-session memory via the `synix` MCP server. This memory survives across conversations and is shared across all projects.
You have access to persistent cross-session memory via the synix MCP server. This memory survives across conversations and is shared across all projects.
Call search(query) with a descriptive query. Results include episodes (session summaries), research threads, and synthesized context.
Call ingest(bucket, content, filename):
bucket="documents" — notes, specs, memos, analysisbucket="reports" — structured reports, summariesUse descriptive filenames: call-receipt-benjamin-2026-04-03.md, decision-architecture-reset.md
Call get_context() to retrieve the full synthesized context document. This is a living summary of identity, current work, priorities, and recent activity. Use this when you need the big picture.
Call list_buckets() to see all configured ingestion endpoints.
npx claudepluginhub marklubin/synix --plugin synixManages workspaces and memories in the Recuerd0 platform via the recuerd0 CLI. Proactively captures architectural decisions, debugging resolutions, user preferences, and non-obvious discoveries.
Persistent memory system that captures observations, session summaries, and supports search. Useful for recalling past work, saving decisions, and looking up sessions by date or query.
PROACTIVELY query Forgetful MCP (mcp__forgetful__* tools) when starting work on any project, when user references past decisions or patterns, when implementing features that may have been solved before, or when needing context about preferences. Save important decisions, patterns, and architectural insights to memory.