T2a memory

Tool-to-Agent Protocol: tools can be smart without embedded LLM calls.

Install

npx -y skills add t2a-protocol/T2A --skill t2a-memory

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Use to install T2A Memory, remember a fact in local memory, and resolve the emitted T2A handoff without LLM API keys.

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Use this skill when the user asks you to install T2A Memory, remember a fact, or use user-level memory.

Run {{T2A_MEMORY_BIN}} remember --memory-home {{MEMORY_HOME}} --tool-home {{TOOL_HOME}} "<fact>".
Read the emitted t2a.handoff.
Use the generic t2a skill if it is available to resolve the capsule.
Fallback workflow: read task.json, prompt.md, input.json, and output.schema.json; write only output.json.
Before commit, run core T2A validation and T2A Memory validation:
- {{T2A_BIN}} validate "<task-dir>"
- {{T2A_MEMORY_BIN}} validate --memory-home {{MEMORY_HOME}} --tool-home {{TOOL_HOME}} "<task-dir>"
If both validations pass, run {{T2A_MEMORY_BIN}} commit --memory-home {{MEMORY_HOME}} --tool-home {{TOOL_HOME}} "<task-dir>".
After commit, verify with {{T2A_MEMORY_BIN}} status --memory-home {{MEMORY_HOME}} and {{T2A_MEMORY_BIN}} read --memory-home {{MEMORY_HOME}}.
Do not rerun {{T2A_MEMORY_BIN}} validate on the same already committed task as the normal close-out check.

Do not edit memory.json or MEMORY.md directly.
Do not use network access during memory handoff or consolidation.
Do not call LLM APIs or install LLM SDKs for this workflow.
Do not ask for model, base_url, api_key, provider settings, or vector database configuration.
Do not run git commit unless the user separately asks for a git commit.
t2a-memory commit commits to local memory files only. It is not git commit.

"Install T2A Memory for yourself and remember that T2A tools should not embed LLM API keys."
"Remember this preference in T2A Memory."
"Use T2A Memory to store this durable local-memory fact."