Configure AIWG automatic-memory seed templates for project overview, testing, debugging, and architecture knowledge, with provider compatibility guidance.
Scanned 9/3/2026
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---
namespace: aiwg
name: auto-memory
platforms: [all]
description: Configure AIWG automatic-memory seed templates for project overview, testing, debugging, and architecture knowledge, with provider compatibility guidance.
triggers:
- enable automatic project memory
- install auto memory templates
- seed Claude project memory
- configure project memory files
---
# Auto Memory
Use this driver when an operator wants the `auto-memory` seed bundle.
For new projects, prefer the canonical scaffolding path:
```bash
aiwg new
```
For an existing project, deploy the addon through AIWG:
```bash
aiwg use auto-memory --provider <provider>
```
Claude supports the native automatic-memory layout. Cursor and OpenCode
require provider-specific adaptation; other providers should use workspace
context or semantic-memory capabilities instead of pretending native automatic
memory exists.
The seeds cover project overview, testing, debugging, and architecture. Never
put secrets, credentials, tokens, or sensitive personal data in memory files.
## References
- @$AIWG_ROOT/${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/docs/overview.md
- @$AIWG_ROOT/agentic/code/addons/semantic-memory/skills/memory-ingest/SKILL.md
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