Skill

read-working-memory

Reads daily Working Memory briefing containing active focus areas, priorities, unresolved flags, and recent knowledge changes. Use at session starts or for context queries; auto-loads for continuity.

Bash

Python

developer-tools

cli-tools

Install

npx claudepluginhub nowledge-co/community --plugin nowledge-mem

Tool Access

This skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.

Preview

> Start every session with context. Your Working Memory is a daily briefing synthesized from your knowledge base.

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Read Working Memory

Start every session with context. Your Working Memory is a daily briefing synthesized from your knowledge base.

When to Use

At session start:

Beginning of a new conversation
Returning to a project after a break
When context about recent work would help

During session:

User asks "what am I working on?" or "what's my context?"
User references recent priorities or decisions
Need to understand what's been happening across tools

Skip when:

Already loaded this session
User explicitly wants a fresh start
Working on an isolated, context-independent task

Usage

Read Working Memory via nmem CLI (works for both local and remote):

nmem wm read

Fallback for local-only (when nmem is not installed):

cat ~/ai-now/memory.md

What You'll Find

The Working Memory briefing contains:

Active Focus Areas — Topics you're currently engaged with, ranked by recent activity
Priorities — Items flagged as important or needing attention
Unresolved Flags — Contradictions, stale information, or items needing verification
Recent Activity — What changed in your knowledge base since the last briefing
Deep Links — References to specific memories for further exploration

How to Use This Context

Read once at session start — don't re-read unless asked
Reference naturally — mention relevant context when it connects to the current task
Don't overwhelm — share only the parts relevant to what the user is working on
Cross-tool continuity — insights saved in other tools (Cursor, Claude Code, Codex) appear here

Troubleshooting

If nmem is not in PATH: pip install nmem-cli or pipx install nmem-cli

If Nowledge Mem is on a remote server, create ~/.nowledge-mem/config.json with {"apiUrl": "...", "apiKey": "..."}, or set NMEM_API_URL and NMEM_API_KEY environment variables.