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Skill Aexagon/mneme/plugins/mneme/skills/new-skill

Mneme — a self-improving cache + skill engine for Claude Code. Loads a persistent cache into every chat and learns across sessions.

Install
npx -y skills add Aexagon/mneme --skill new-skill

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Scaffold a new skill for the Mneme bay (or for personal use) with skill-creator, then wire it to read/write the Mneme cache. Use when the user wants to add a skill to Mneme, build a new capability for the engine, or create a skill that learns into the cache.

SKILL.md

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Add a skill to Mneme

Mneme's skill bay is just the plugin's skills/ directory — any skill placed there is auto-discovered. This skill adds the Mneme conventions on top of normal skill creation.

Steps

  1. Scaffold with skill-creator. Invoke the skill-creator skill to design and write the new skill properly (name, trigger-rich description, structure, validation). Do not reinvent that process.

  2. Place it.

    • To ship it with Mneme (shareable): ~/Desktop/Claude/mneme/plugins/mneme/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md.
    • For a quick personal-only skill: ~/.claude/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md is fine.

  3. Wire it to the cache (encouraged). If the skill benefits from memory, follow the mneme-engine skill's "How a skill reads or writes the cache" section:

    • Read relevant notes from ~/.claude/mneme/cache/ (+ project overlay).
    • Write durable learnings back via /mneme:remember or the note schema.

  4. Description discipline. The skill's description is how it gets discovered. Make it specific and trigger-rich, per skill-creator's guidance.

Keep skills small and single-purpose. A skill you can hold in your head is a skill that works.

Keep looking

Skills are one crate of 328,083. Ordering is by how many stacks a row turns up in, so the top of any crate is what has actually been picked rather than what has the most stars.