Memory Starter

Tell me what you keep repeating and I'll write it down so you stop.

Memory Starter

A blank memory folder gives you no clue what belongs in it. Say what you work on and what you keep having to explain, and this writes your index with the routing already in it, your first memory file, and the skill that saves the next one in the right shape.

What do you work on?

Each one becomes a routing line in your index and a topic file underneath it. Two or three is plenty to start.

Writing and contentPosts, newsletters, copy. Anything with a voice you want kept. Code projectsApps, sites, scripts. What you are building and how it is set up. Client or customer workWho they are, what each one wants, what you promised. Running the businessMoney, admin, tools you pay for, the boring necessary stuff. Your own systemsHow you work, what you are bad at, what actually helps. Things you are learningNotes that would otherwise die in a chat you closed.

What do you keep repeating?

These become your first memory files. Pick the ones you have honestly said more than twice.

How you want things writtenYour voice, and the words you never want to see. What you use and where it livesYour tools, your hosting, the paths and accounts that keep coming up. What needs your approvalThe line it should never cross without asking you first. How to talk to youShort answers, no cheerleading, lead with the next step. Whatever you are.

How strict on size?

This is the cap on the file that loads every single session. It is the one number that decides whether this stays useful.

8 KB, tight 17 KB, like mine 30 KB, loose

Where do you work?

The skill saves memories for you as you go. The prompt does the same job by hand in a browser chat.

Claude Code Browser chat Both

Your memory index, the file that loads every session

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Your first memory file

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Your save-a-memory skill, for Claude Code

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Your paste-in prompt, for a browser chat

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