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Apam fetch

Skill MihirShrivastav/APAM/packages/apam-skill/skills/apam-fetch

Persistent layered memory for coding agents — recall context, decisions, and project knowledge across sessions.

Install
npx -y skills add MihirShrivastav/APAM --skill apam-fetch

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Load APAM memory for the current project. Call this at the start of any session to restore context from previous sessions.

SKILL.md

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APAM Fetch - Load Project Memory

Load all persistent memory for the current project and report what you find.

Steps

  1. Run /apam:apam-status or run apam status in the current repository using the local shell.
  2. Read the output. Find the line that says Project: <hex>. Copy that 16-character hex string exactly. This is the project_id.
    • Never construct or guess the project_id. If the output does not contain a Project: line, something went wrong and you should report it.
  3. Call apam_recall with that project_id.
  4. Read the returned memory and summarize what you now know:
    • What this project is
    • Key facts from L1 (tech stack, structure, constraints)
    • Recent session history from L2
    • Key L3 Project Intelligence records (architecture, entities, patterns)
  5. State what context you have loaded so the user knows memory is active.

What to report

After loading, briefly tell the user:

  • What project was detected (project_id plus any label you can infer)
  • How many L1 atoms, L2 episodes, and L3 records exist
  • The 2-3 most relevant things from the loaded context
  • If this is a new project with no memory, say so clearly and suggest running /apam:apam-init

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