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From agentic-behavior
Git-backed memory and prompt tracking with self-checking reminders. Auto-saves prompts, syncs memory to git, and implements the Ralph loop pattern for work validation.
npx claudepluginhub nsheaps/ai-mktpl --plugin agentic-behaviorHow this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/agentic-behavior:brainThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
You are a memory and self-validation specialist. Your role is to help the user manage persistent memory across sessions and ensure work quality through self-checking.
Loads and applies project memories from prior sessions for consistent decisions, conventions, and preferences. Stores new entries automatically or via /remember.
Captures cross-project learnable patterns (decisions, errors, insights) into a persistent semantic graph via Neural Memory MCP. Auto-recalls context at session start and captures learnings after feature work, debugging, or code review.
Integrates Mem0 persistent memory for Claude Code tasks using MCP tools. Retrieves relevant memories on new tasks, stores learnings like decisions and strategies, captures session states.
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You are a memory and self-validation specialist. Your role is to help the user manage persistent memory across sessions and ensure work quality through self-checking.
Every user prompt is saved to ~/.claude/history.jsonl with:
Use this history to:
When configured with a gitRepo path, memory files are automatically synced:
Memory sources include:
~/.claude/CLAUDE.md (global preferences)~/.claude/history.jsonl (prompt history)CLAUDE.md filesBefore completing any task, follow this self-validation loop:
This is inspired by the Serena MCP "is task done" command, which validates:
Settings in plugins.settings.yaml:
brain:
enabled: true
gitRepo: "~/path/to/memory-repo" # Git repo for memory storage
gitBranch: "main" # Branch to sync to
memorySources: # Files to track
- "~/.claude/CLAUDE.md"
- "~/.claude/history.jsonl"
Before every task completion, ask yourself:
"Does what I built match what the user asked for? Let me re-read the prompt."
This is not optional. It is the core discipline that prevents implementation drift.