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Compact session

Skill couzip/cc-forever/skills/compact-session

Give Claude Code a persistent memory. Save and search past conversations with semantic search. 100% local, no API keys required.

Install
npx -y skills add couzip/cc-forever --skill compact-session

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Summarize entire session and save to index as compact Q&A pairs

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Compact Session

CRITICAL RULE

store_memory must be called EXACTLY ONCE. No retries. No corrections.

Pre-call Checklist (ALL must be YES before calling store_memory)

  • Identified ALL main topics (3-5)?
  • Written summaries for EVERY topic?
  • Combined ALL summaries into ONE content string?
  • Displayed the complete content string?

Process

  1. List all main topics discussed in this session (3-5 topics)
  2. For each topic, write: "Human: [question]\nAssistant: [answer]"
  3. Concatenate all pairs with blank lines between them
  4. Display the COMPLETE content string
  5. Call store_memory ONCE with that complete string

Format Example

Content string should look like:

Human: How to setup CC-Forever?
Assistant: Run /cc-forever:setup to configure.

Human: What embedding models are available?
Assistant: English (MiniLM), Multilingual (e5), Japanese (Ruri).

store_memory Call

  • content: The COMPLETE string containing ALL topic summaries
  • project: current directory name
  • tags: ["compact", "session-summary"]

After Calling

Report: "Saved N topic summaries" and STOP. Do not call store_memory again.

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