What your memory holds
Your memory holds three things: pointers to where things live, permissions that Mackenzie gave you, and your live experiments and plans with the agents you work with.
What it can see: only this page.
The rule itself
Your memory holds three things: pointers to where things live, permissions that the user gave you, and your live experiments and plans with the agents you work with.
A lesson that every Claude needs is a rule or a hook. Knowledge goes in the library, where qmd finds it.
Only the index line in MEMORY.md loads in each session. Write it calm and specific. When you save a correction, save its direction and its scope, not its force.
Write memory files with the Write tool, so that each file gets a modified time.
Use it
Copy the rule into your agent's rules folder, or add it with a kit that lists it. Your agent reads it at the start of each session.