
from fireworks-skill-memory93
Provides persistent, per-skill experience memory for Claude Code and Codex, injecting past lessons and distilling new ones across sessions.
Fireworks Skill Memory gives Claude Code and Codex skills durable, skill-scoped memory across sessions. It injects past experience before a skill runs, captures error seeds and session notes during execution, and distills short lessons into KNOWLEDGE.md so future invocations learn from prior runs. Concrete use case: reduce repeated mistakes (wrong params, failed sequences) by surfacing past fixes automatically.
Invoke this when you want an agent-driven long-term memory for coding workflows: installing or configuring skill memory, distilling lessons after a debugging session, or when repeated errors indicate a need for persistent knowledge. It triggers on requests about skill memory, cross-session learning, or installing/configuring fireworks-skill-memory.
Best suited for Claude Code and Codex runtimes; can work with other agent runtimes that support pre/post hooks and CLI-driven installers.
Persistent cross-session memory skill for Claude Code and Codex. Installs via curl|bash and sets up hooks that inject past experience and distill new lessons. Only 1 of 4 scripts (error-seed-capture.py) runs standalone — the other 3 depend on a memory_core package that isn't bundled. Security concerns include curl|bash installation and an auto-update mechanism that runs git fetch without user confirmation.
memory_core (bundled module not included in scripts export)Curl|bash installer and auto-update are the main security concerns. Scripts are well-documented and the architecture is sound, but the dependency on memory_core means scripts can't be evaluated in isolation. The skill solves a real problem for agent memory persistence.