- name
- memory-sync-protocol
- description
- Synchronize durable behavior or preference changes across TOOLS.md, MEMORY.md, AGENTS.md, and memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md with one consistent workflow. Use when user says to remember/update rules, skill routing, defaults, operating conventions, or asks for "sync across files" / "记住并同步" / "更新记忆治理".
Memory Sync Protocol
When this skill is triggered, execute the following sequence strictly.
1) Classify the change
- Execution detail (tool/profile/path/routing trigger) →
TOOLS.md - Long-term stable preference (high-level) →
MEMORY.md - Governance/process rule (how to maintain) →
AGENTS.md - Event log / audit trail (what changed today) →
memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md
2) Update files with minimal duplication
- Write detailed routing/trigger logic in
TOOLS.md. - Write only high-level summary in
MEMORY.md. - Avoid copying large sections between files.
- If adding a new policy, also add short maintenance note in
AGENTS.md.
3) Append daily log
- In
memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md, record:
- what changed, - why, - affected files.
4) Git discipline
- Before major rewrites: create a backup commit.
- After updates: commit with semantic message, e.g.
- docs(routing): ... - docs(memory): ... - chore(memory): ...
5) Reply format
Return a concise sync report:
- Updated files
- Key rules added/changed
- Commit hash/message
Guardrails
- Do not store sensitive secrets in MEMORY/TOOLS unless user explicitly asks.
- Do not bloat MEMORY with skill inventories or transient logs.
- Prefer TOOLS for concrete calling rules; MEMORY for durable preference only.