Memory Manager Skill

Organize, store, and recall information, set smart reminders, link related notes, and receive prompts to improve memory retention.

Security Scan

The skill's description promises persistent, location-aware reminders and spaced-repetition prompts, but the included code is a simple in-memory demo that does not implement persistence, scheduling, location triggers, or background prompts.

Purpose & Capability

Name and description match an in-memory note/reminder manager, and the included main.py implements basic save/search/link/reminder APIs. However the SKILL.md advertises features (spaced repetition, periodic memory boosters, contextual/location triggers) that the code does not implement — there is no persistence, scheduler, or location handling. This is an overclaim vs. the actual capability.

Instruction Scope

SKILL.md describes setting time/location-based reminders and periodic prompts; the runtime instructions are high-level and do not specify how to access device location, timers, or external notification services. The code's handle_request uses hard-coded example times and simple parsing, so runtime behavior will be much more limited than the prose implies. This mismatch grants broad implicit authority in the prose without concrete implementation or boundaries.

Install Mechanism

No install spec; skill is instruction-only with a small Python file. Nothing is downloaded or installed, so there is low installation risk.

Credentials

The skill does not request environment variables, credentials, or config paths. No secrets or external service access are required by the manifest or code.

Persistence & Privilege

always is false and the skill does not attempt to modify other skills or system configurations. However, the skill lacks any built-in persistence or background process for notifications.

What to consider before installing

This skill appears to be a small demo implementation rather than the full feature set described. Before installing or relying on it: 1) Don't assume reminders persist across sessions — main.py stores data only in memory and will be lost when the process ends. 2) Location-based reminders, scheduled/periodic prompts, and spaced-repetition features are not implemented; ask the author how those are handled (OS notifications, background scheduler, external services) if you need them. 3) Because all data is kept in-memory and stored in plain structures, avoid saving sensitive secrets or credentials with this skill. 4) If you need persistent storage or notifications, require evidence of secure storage, explicit permission flows for location/notifications, and a clear privacy policy. If the skill will be used in production, request that the maintainer add persistence, proper time parsing/scheduling, and secure storage or integrate with an authenticated calendar/notification service.

name: mm

version: 1.0.0

description: "Memory Manager - Organize, store, and recall information effectively. Use when: user needs to save important information, set reminders, create knowledge connections, or improve memory retention."

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A powerful tool to help you organize, store, and recall information effectively. This skill helps you create a personal knowledge base, set smart reminders, and establish connections between related information.

Key Features

• Information Storage: Save important notes, ideas, and facts in an organized manner
• Smart Reminders: Set contextual reminders based on time, location, or events
• Knowledge Connections: Link related information to create a network of knowledge
• Memory Boosters: Receive periodic prompts to review and reinforce stored information
• Search Functionality: Quickly find stored information using natural language queries

How to Use

1. Save Information: Tell the skill what you want to remember
2. Set Reminders: Specify when and how you want to be reminded
3. Connect Ideas: Link related information to build a knowledge network
4. Review Content: Receive periodic prompts to reinforce your memory
5. Retrieve Information: Ask for stored information using natural language

Examples

• "Remember that my anniversary is on June 15th"
• "Remind me to buy milk when I'm near the grocery store"
• "Link the note about Python with the note about programming languages"
• "What did I save about artificial intelligence?"

Benefits

• Improved Memory: Reinforce important information through spaced repetition
• Better Organization: Keep all your information in one accessible place
• Enhanced Learning: Build connections between related concepts
• Reduced Cognitive Load: Offload memory tasks to the skill
• Increased Productivity: Spend less time searching for information

This skill is designed to help you manage your personal knowledge effectively, turning your device into a powerful memory assistant.