Capability node
Project Context
Keep shared knowledge about the project available to every agent and session.
Why this capability exists
Each agent session starts from scratch. Without durable context, agents repeat mistakes, contradict each other, and forget decisions.
Input
- Project conventions, decisions, and current state
- Existing memory files and README content
Output
- Maintained memory files agents read at session start
- Decision log with rationale
- Clear task-state tracker
Risks
- Memory files that drift from reality
- Treating chat history as project memory
- One agent overwriting another agent's context
Acceptance criteria
- A new agent session can answer "what is this project and what is next?" from memory alone
- Updates to memory are reviewed, not silently overwritten
- Memory is structured so it can be diffed and searched
Skills that execute this capability
atomic
Agent Handoff
Write a handoff note that lets the next agent continue without re-reading the whole session.
compositeProject Memory
Maintain a durable, structured memory of project context that every agent session reads first.
atomicSkill Selection
Choose the right skill for a task from the set already installed, with reasons and fallbacks.