Recall

Skill themarchrain/mematrix/skills/recall

Load mematrix memories into the current session context. Use when user invokes /mematrix:recall, /mematrix:read, or asks to "load my memories", "recall context", "what do you remember about me", "read my profile", or needs background context from previous sessions.From its SKILL.md

Install

npx -y skills add themarchrain/mematrix --skill recall

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SKILL.md

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Mematrix Recall — Load memories into context

Read persistent memories from disk and inject them as active context for the current session. Do this FIRST, before giving any substantive response — the memories exist precisely to provide context the user shouldn't have to repeat.

Memory architecture

~/.mematrix/           ← User-level (cross-project, cross-agent)
  global/              ← Stable long-term facts: identity, skills, preferences
    profile.md
    technical.md
    preferences.md
    life.md            (optional)
  timeline/            ← Daily episodic memories: YYYY-MM-DD.md

.mematrix/            ← Project-level (in current project root, if exists)
  *.md                 ← Flat project-specific context

Procedure

Step 1: Discover files

Use Glob to find memory files in each location:

~/.mematrix/global/*.md
~/.mematrix/timeline/*.md — from the last 30 days (default)
.mematrix/*.md — if the directory exists

Step 2: Determine scope

Default (user just says "recall" or "read memories"): global + 30 days timeline + project
"recall all": global + ALL timeline files + project
"recall since March": global + custom date range + project
"recall technical": only technical-related files across global + timeline + project

Step 3: Read and present

Read all matched files and present a brief summary:

How many files loaded
Date range of timeline covered
Whether project memories were included

Step 4: Use as context

The loaded memories are NOW ACTIVE CONTEXT. Use them to inform all subsequent responses. Don't ask the user about things already covered in their memories.

Example

User: /mematrix:recall

Agent action:

Glob ~/.mematrix/global/ → profile.md, technical.md, preferences.md
Glob ~/.mematrix/timeline/ → filter last 30 days → 2026-07-01.md ... 2026-07-13.md
Glob .mematrix/ → (exists) architecture.md, conventions.md
Read all matched files
Present: "Loaded 3 global files, 5 timeline entries (Jul 1–13), and 2 project files."
Proceed with the user's actual request, now informed by these memories.

What ships with it

Read from the repository

Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.