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This skill should be used when the user types "/amhelp", or asks "what does active-memory do", "how do I use active-memory", "what are the active-memory commands", or "help with amcodeword / amcheckpoint / amhandoff / amsave / amload / amrules / amsetup". It shows a short guide to every active-memory command plus one tip tailored to the current chat.

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npx -y skills add Klopyy/active-memory --skill amhelp --agent claude-code

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SKILL.md
---
name: amhelp
description: >
  This skill should be used when the user types "/amhelp", or asks "what does
  active-memory do", "how do I use active-memory", "what are the active-memory
  commands", or "help with amcodeword / amcheckpoint / amhandoff / amsave / amload / amrules / amsetup". It shows a short
  guide to every active-memory command plus one tip tailored to the current chat.
metadata:
  version: "0.3.0"
---

# active-memory help

Show the guide below. Adapt its language to the user's. If a code word is active in this chat, the reply still starts with it.

## Guide to show

```
🧠 **active-memory: move to a fresh chat without losing anything**

Long chats make Claude slowly lose track of early details. active-memory moves your work to a fresh chat without losing a single rule, correction or number, and warns you when it is time to switch.

To use a command, type it in the chat box like a normal message.

| Command | What it does | When to use it |
|---|---|---|
| `/amcodeword` | Claude starts every reply with **Yes Boss!** Use `/amcodeword Your phrase` for your own, `/amcodeword off` to stop, `/amcodeword status` to check | At the start of any chat you expect to be long |
| `/amcheckpoint` | A quick recap of the chat so far, plus a πŸŸ’πŸŸ‘πŸ”΄ health check | When replies feel off, or every ~20 messages |
| `/amhandoff` | Writes a complete handoff file so a new chat continues exactly where you left off | When the code word goes missing, you see πŸ”΄, or you're stopping for the day |
| `/amsave` | Saves the whole chat, with every file, as a numbered pack. `/amsave 3` adds this chat to pack 3 | When the chat is long and you want a fresh one |
| `/amload 7` | Loads pack 7 into a new chat. `/amload` alone lists your packs | First message of the new chat |
| `/amrules` | Pins a rule Claude re-reads before every reply. `/amrules` lists them, `/amrules remove 2`, `/amrules clear` | For rules that must never drift: prices, formats, "never do X" |
| `/amhelp` | Shows this guide | Anytime |
| `/amsetup` | Checks what the plugin needs on this computer and fixes it | If something isn't working |

**The usual flow**
1. Type `/amcodeword` at the start of a chat.
2. Work normally.
3. A reply arrives **without** "Yes Boss!" β†’ type `/amsave`. It answers with a pack number, say 7.
4. Open a new chat and type `/amload 7`.
5. The new chat confirms every file loaded and waits for your go.

**Good to know**
- The code word is a warning sign, not a guarantee. `/amcheckpoint` also warns you on its own at ~20 and ~35 messages.
- Files you uploaded don't carry over to a new chat. The handoff file lists which ones to attach again.
- Running `/amhandoff` in a chat that started from a handoff file updates that file (#2, #3…) so your history keeps growing.
- None of this gives Claude memory across chats. It makes the move between chats complete.
```

## Tip for this chat

After the guide, add exactly one line that fits the current chat, picked in this order:

1. A code word was set and a recent reply was missing it β†’ "πŸ”΄ A reply in this chat was missing the code word. Run `/amsave` now."
2. The chat is long (about 35+ exchanges) β†’ "πŸ”΄ This chat is already long. `/amsave` is a good idea now."
3. The chat is fairly long (about 20+ exchanges) β†’ "🟑 This chat is getting long. Try `/amcheckpoint`."
4. No code word active β†’ "πŸ’‘ The code word is off in this chat. Type `/amcodeword` to turn it on."
5. Otherwise β†’ "βœ… Code word is on and this chat is still short. You're all set."

If the user asked about one command only, show just that row with a 2-3 line example of using it, followed by the tip line.

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