ReMe multi-skill collection for AI agents.
The repository now has two layers:
- root compatibility shim for legacy one-skill installers
- canonical
skills/collection for the full ReMe capability surface
For installers that expect a single root skill from a GitHub repository:
npx skills add https://github.com/August1314/reme-personal-memoryThis installs the root reme-personal-memory shim and preserves the original file-first behavior.
If your host supports multiple local skills from one repository, copy or symlink one or more folders from skills/ into your skill discovery directory.
Common targets:
- Claude Code:
~/.claude/skills/<skill-name>/ - Codex:
~/.codex/skills/<skill-name>/ - Other hosts: your configured skills directory
The full repository surface lives under skills/:
| Skill | Purpose |
|---|---|
reme-personal-memory |
File-first ReMe workspace contract |
reme-remelight |
ReMeLight file-based runtime |
reme-personal-memory-vector |
Vector-backed personal memory |
reme-task-memory |
Procedural and task memory |
reme-tool-memory |
Tool usage memory |
reme-working-memory |
Context engineering and message offload |
reme-service |
HTTP, MCP, and ReMeApp integration |
The root files exist only for compatibility:
- SKILL.md keeps the legacy
reme-personal-memoryentrypoint - agents/openai.yaml keeps legacy metadata
The canonical source for the file-first skill now lives in skills/reme-personal-memory/.
- Need markdown-first workspace memory with
SETUP.md,MEMORY.md, andmemory/YYYY-MM-DD.md: usereme-personal-memory - Need
ReMeLightcontext checks, compaction, or file-based search: usereme-remelight - Need vector-backed user preferences and habits: use
reme-personal-memory-vector - Need reusable success or failure patterns from prior work: use
reme-task-memory - Need historical tool-quality and parameter guidance: use
reme-tool-memory - Need message offload or long-run context control: use
reme-working-memory - Need startup and integration surfaces: use
reme-service
The canonical file-first ReMe workspace template lives at skills/reme-personal-memory/templates/reme-workspace/.
This repository should contain only reusable skill definitions, templates, and installation guidance.
It should not contain:
- personal memory content
- machine-specific private paths
- credentials or secrets
- real-user incident history