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Operate agent memory

Skill hiteshbandhu/skills-i-use/skills/ai-engineer-talks/operate-agent-memory

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npx -y skills add hiteshbandhu/skills-i-use --skill operate-agent-memory

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Runs checklists and workflows for agent context engineering — separating context from memory, smart truncation, sub-agent offload, and long-session evals. Use when the user hits context limits on observability or trace-heavy agents, designs multi-turn memory, or says "context management", "escape context window", "agent forgets follow-ups".

SKILL.md

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Operate agent memory

Action playbook from Sally-Ann Delucia (Arize Alex). Do not summarize the talk — pick a workflow and execute it.

Supporting files:

Optional deliverables: {SKILL_OUTPUT_DIR}/operate-agent-memory/


Step 0 — Pick workflow

What is the user trying to do?
├─ Diagnose context death spiral (retry adds data)     → A
├─ Design in-window vs memory split                    → B
├─ Implement truncation + retrievable store              → C
├─ Add long-session regression evals                     → D
└─ Split main vs sub-agent context budgets               → E

Stop summarizing once a workflow is identified — run its checklist.


Install

cp -r skills/operate-agent-memory ~/.claude/skills/
cp -r skills/operate-agent-memory ~/.cursor/skills/
cp -r skills/operate-agent-memory ~/.codex/skills/

Source: ingest-into-skills playlists/memory-ai-engineer/.


Cross-cutting rules

RuleSource
Context = what the model sees; memory = what survives outside[src-001 @ 7:48]
Agents fail on context, not prompts[src-001 @ 14:14]
Naive head truncation breaks follow-ups[src-001 @ 5:18]
Uncontrolled summarization is unreliable[src-001 @ 6:15]
Long sessions fail late — eval turn N+1[src-001 @ 8:44]

Output to user

  1. Name the workflow (A–E) and deliverable
  2. Save artifacts under ./skill-outputs/operate-agent-memory/ when useful
  3. Do not auto-commit

Invocation examples

@operate-agent-memory our agent loses thread on turn 12
design sub-agents for heavy trace search
long-session eval harness for support copilot

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