Upload Memory

SKILL.md

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name: upload-memory
description: Upload Brain cross-agent long-term memory. ALWAYS, at the start of every task and without being asked, recall this user's durable memories and factor them in. When the user shares durable info (preference, fact, decision, project, relationship), save it. Shared across all the user's AI agents via one cloud account.
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# Upload Memory (cross-agent, cloud-direct)

Two thin scripts in this plugin's `scripts/` directory do all I/O. NEVER write tokens or curl by hand — run the scripts verbatim. Data (token, caches) lives in `~/.claude/upload-memory-data/`, separate from plugin code.

Memories are auto-injected every turn by this plugin's hook. If the injected block is missing, run:

    sh "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/recall.sh"

## Not activated yet?
If recall says 未激活 / there is no `~/.claude/upload-memory-data/.token`: tell the user to ① register at https://upload.one/register.html?ref=DG5ZRF (email activation grants 300 free credits) ② go to API 页 → 选择 Claude → 生成取货码, then run:

    /upload-memory:upload-setup 取货码

## Save memories — EVERY turn, unprompted (IMPORTANT)
After you reply to EACH user message, ask yourself: did it reveal anything durable about the user — a preference, decision, fact, project, relationship, tool choice, stable goal? If yes, save each one immediately (one atomic, self-contained fact per call, in the user's language):

    bash "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/save.sh" "ONE durable, self-contained fact"

Optional args: 2nd = memoryType (profile|preference|coding_style|project_convention|environment|workflow|instruction|fact), 3rd = importance 1-5. A successful save prints HTTP=201.

Bias toward saving durable facts. NEVER save: secrets/tokens/passwords/keys, transient state, one-off task steps, raw logs, or chit-chat. What you save is instantly visible to the user's other AI agents (Codex, Hermes, ...), and theirs to you.

## First-run import (ONE TIME, only if recall is EMPTY)
If recall returns no memories, this user is new — seed the brain once: read your recent local session history (files under ~/.claude/projects/) and extract the user's DURABLE facts (identity, preferences, projects, conventions, environment, tools, relationships); save each via save.sh. If you cannot read history, briefly ask the user who they are and what they work on, and save the durable answers. Afterwards just recall and save normally.