Skill Memory Bank

memory-bank-skill

Persistent project memory + dev toolkit for AI coding agents.

Your AI remembers the project between sessions, follows the same engineering rules,
and picks up exactly where you left off.

Claude Code · Cursor · Windsurf · Cline · Kilo · OpenCode · Codex · Pi Code

Install · Quick start · What you get · Code graph · Commands · Cross-agent · FAQ · Docs · Website
New in v5.0 — the /mb work pipeline is now composable: the default flow is a lean implement → verify → done, with review and judge as opt-in stages (--review, --judge, --workflow full). CHANGELOG · v4 → v5 migration

The problem it solves

Every new AI coding session is amnesia: you re-explain the project, re-state the plan, re-list what's done — and context compaction erases whatever the agent finally learned. memory-bank-skill makes project memory a first-class citizen: a .memory-bank/ directory next to your code that the agent reads at session start and updates as it works.

This directory lives alongside your code (commit it, share it with your team, or .gitignore it — your call).

Install

Pick one:

Option 0: skills.sh CLI (fastest one-shot install)

Copies the skill bundle (SKILL.md + scripts + commands + agents) into your local skills directory. Use this for a quick single-host try-out (Claude Code, Cursor, or any host that reads ~/.claude/skills/ or ~/.cursor/skills/). For cross-agent setup (Codex / Windsurf / OpenCode hooks, managed blocks in AGENTS.md, memory-bank CLI, hooks, slash commands globally installed), use Option 1 or 2 below.

Option 1: pipx (recommended, cross-platform)

Requires: Python 3.11+, pipx, jq, git, bash (3.2+; macOS ships one, Windows needs Git Bash/WSL — see docs/install.md).

Option 2: Homebrew (macOS / Linuxbrew)

Option 3: git clone (developers)

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