Nm Memory Palace Session Palace Builder
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 9, 2026.
Overview
This instruction-only skill appears to coherently organize temporary session context, with minor user-notice items around memory/export behavior and generic build-command documentation.
This looks safe to install as an instruction-only session organization aid. Be mindful that it may summarize and retain conversation context during a project, and only export or archive session content after checking that it contains no secrets or private information. Ignore the generic make build/test commands unless you intentionally want to run a trusted local Makefile.
Findings (3)
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Information discussed in the session may be organized and carried forward, which is useful for long tasks but could include sensitive details if the user provides them.
The skill is explicitly about creating memory-like structures from session context, which is expected for its purpose but means conversation details may be summarized and reused during the session.
Construct temporary, session-specific memory palaces for extended conversations and complex projects. Preserves context across interruptions
Use it for non-sensitive project context, and ask the agent to exclude secrets or personal data from any session palace.
Session summaries, decisions, or artifacts could become more persistent if exported or archived.
The lifecycle includes export/archive, which could move session context beyond the immediate temporary structure if the user chooses to do so.
Create → Populate → Navigate → Export/Archive
Require explicit user approval before exporting, archiving, or promoting session content into a permanent knowledge base.
If run from a project directory, make commands execute that directory's Makefile, which may perform local build or test actions.
The documentation includes local build/test command examples even though this package is described as instruction-only with no code files. These commands are user-directed examples, not automatic execution.
make build && make test
Do not run the build/test commands unless you are in a trusted project directory and understand the Makefile; the memory-organization guidance itself does not appear to require them.