Awareness Cloud Memory#

You have access to persistent cloud memory. Memory persists across sessions, devices, and projects.

Automatic Hooks (no action needed)#

Hooks run automatically — you don't need to do anything:

• Before each prompt: Past context is injected as <awareness-memory> XML
• After each response: A checkpoint is saved to memory

Manual Tools#

When you need more control beyond automatic hooks, use these Bash commands. All scripts are at ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/.

1. Initialize Session#

Load cross-session context (summaries, tasks, knowledge cards):

bash

node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/init.js [days=7] [max_cards=20] [max_tasks=20]

Call this ONCE at session start if the auto-recall didn't provide enough context.

2. Search Memory (awareness_recall)#

Semantic + keyword hybrid search for past decisions, solutions, and knowledge:

bash

# Basic search
node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/search.js "how was auth implemented?"

# With keyword boost
node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/search.js "auth implementation" keyword_query="JWT HKDF"

# Advanced options
node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/search.js "deployment issues" \
  scope=timeline limit=10 recall_mode=session \
  multi_level=true cluster_expand=true

# Progressive disclosure: get summaries first, then expand specific items
node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/search.js "auth" detail=summary
node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/search.js "auth" detail=full ids=id1,id2

Parameters:

• keyword_query — 2-5 precise terms (file names, function names, error codes)
• scope — all (default), timeline, knowledge, insights
• limit — max results (default 6, max 30)
• recall_mode — hybrid (default), precise, session, structured, auto
• vector_weight — weight for semantic search (default 0.7)
• full_text_weight — weight for keyword search (default 0.3)
• multi_level — broader context across sessions
• cluster_expand — topic-based context expansion
• detail — summary (lightweight) or full (complete content)
• ids — expand specific items from a prior summary call
• user_id — filter by user

Call BEFORE starting work to avoid re-solving solved problems.

3. Record to Memory (awareness_record)#

Save decisions, implementations, and learnings:

bash

# Single event — ALWAYS include reasoning, not just what but WHY
node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/record.js "Implemented JWT auth with HKDF key derivation because NextAuth v5 uses JWE A256CBC-HS512. Files changed: jwt_verify.py, auth.ts"

# Batch recording
echo '{"steps":["Step 1: analyzed auth flow","Step 2: implemented JWT verify","Step 3: added tests"]}' | node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/record.js --batch

# With structured insights (knowledge cards, tasks, risks)
echo '{"content":"Auth refactor complete","insights":{"knowledge_cards":[{"title":"JWT Auth","category":"architecture","summary":"HKDF derivation for NextAuth v5"}],"action_items":[{"title":"Add rate limiting","priority":"high"}]}}' | node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/record.js --with-insights

# Update task status
node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/record.js --update-task task_id=abc123 status=completed

Call AFTER every meaningful action. If you don't record it, it's lost.

4. Lookup Structured Data (awareness_lookup)#

Fast DB queries without vector search (<50ms):

bash

# Open tasks
node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/lookup.js type=tasks status=pending priority=high

# Knowledge cards
node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/lookup.js type=knowledge query=auth category=architecture

# Risks
node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/lookup.js type=risks level=high

# Timeline
node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/lookup.js type=timeline limit=20

# Session history
node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/lookup.js type=session_history session_id=xxx

# Handoff context (for agent transitions)
node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/lookup.js type=handoff

# Project rules
node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/lookup.js type=rules format=markdown

# Knowledge graph
node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/lookup.js type=graph search=auth
node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/lookup.js type=graph entity_id=xxx max_hops=2

# List agent roles
node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/lookup.js type=agents

Use lookup instead of search when you know WHAT you want (type-based, not semantic).

5. Get Agent Prompt (sub-agent spawning)#

Fetch the activation prompt for a specific agent role:

bash

node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/agent-prompt.js role=developer_agent

Use the returned prompt as the sub-agent's system prompt for memory isolation.

Workflow Checklist#

Follow this workflow every session:

1. Session start: Auto-recall hook loads context. If insufficient, run init.js manually.
2. Before work: Search memory for relevant past context with search.js.
3. After each change: Record what you did and WHY with record.js.
4. Handle insights: When you make decisions or identify risks, use --with-insights to create searchable knowledge cards.
5. Session end: Auto-capture hook saves a checkpoint.

Setup#

One-click setup (recommended)#

Run this command — it opens your browser, you sign in, and everything is configured automatically:

bash

node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/setup.js

The setup script will:

1. Open your browser to sign in / register
2. You click "Authorize" — that's it
3. Auto-create or select a memory
4. Write AWARENESS_API_KEY and AWARENESS_MEMORY_ID to your shell profile

Other setup commands:

bash

node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/setup.js --status   # Check current config
node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/setup.js --logout    # Clear credentials

Manual setup (alternative)#

Set environment variables directly:

bash

export AWARENESS_API_KEY="aw_your-key"
export AWARENESS_MEMORY_ID="your-memory-uuid"

Local mode (privacy-first, no account needed)#

bash

export AWARENESS_LOCAL_URL="http://localhost:37800"

Not configured?#

If the auto-recall hook outputs nothing (no <awareness-memory> block appears), the skill is not configured. Run the setup script above or tell the user to run it.