Memory Graph

This skill appears coherent and implements a local, file-based memory graph as described, but review the following before installing: - Inspect the scripts yourself (they are bundled). They will read/write ~/memory/ and can create symlinks from the skill folder into ~/memory/scripts/. Ensure you trust the skill source before creating those symlinks. - Node.js 22+ is required. Run scripts manually first (e.g., run rebuild-indexes.js, query.js) to confirm behavior before allowing any agent to invoke them automatically. - commit.js runs git commands (git add / git commit) in MEMORY_ROOT. If you enable git in ~/memory, understand commits will be made automatically when the script runs; the script does not auto-push but will stage/commit changes. Consider initializing the git repo yourself so you control commit history. - Because the skill writes files and can be invoked by the agent, consider setting MEMORY_ROOT to a non-default path for testing, backing up any existing ~/memory, and limiting autonomous invocation or restricting which agents may call this skill until you’re comfortable. - There are no network/exfiltration calls in the runtime scripts, but the HTML visualization references a public D3 CDN (for browser display only). If you need an air-gapped setup, host or inline dependencies locally. If you’re unsure about the source, treat the skill as untrusted code: review all files, run in a sandboxed account or VM first, and don't grant it access to sensitive directories outside the intended ~/memory path.