semantic-memory-mcplisted
Install: claude install-skill komluk/scaffolding
# Semantic Memory MCP Usage
You have access to three MCP tools for semantic memory. Use them PROACTIVELY -- do not wait to be asked.
## Tools Available
| Tool | Purpose | All agents | Write agents only |
|------|---------|------------|-------------------|
| `semantic_search` | Find memories by similarity query | Yes | -- |
| `semantic_recall` | Get formatted memories for current context | Yes | -- |
| `semantic_store` | Store a new memory with embedding | -- | Yes |
Write agents: developer, architect, debugger, analyst, researcher, reviewer, optimizer.
Read-only agents: tech-writer, devops, gitops.
> **Uwaga**: Jesli ten skill jest aktywny w repozytorium bez MCP server `semantic-memory`, pomin te instrukcje. Agent bez dostepu do `mcp__semantic-memory__*` toolow powinien po prostu pracowac bez pamieci semantycznej -- file-based fallback w `.scaffolding/agent-memory/` wciaz dziala.
## WHEN to Search Memory
### At task start (MANDATORY for these scenarios):
- You encounter an **unfamiliar pattern** or module you haven't worked with before
- The task involves a **subsystem with known quirks** (deployment, async, database)
- You are **debugging** and the error message or stack trace is unclear
- You are making an **architecture or design decision**
### Mid-task (RECOMMENDED):
- You hit an **unexpected error** -- search for the error message or pattern
- You are about to **implement a workaround** -- check if someone already solved it
- You need to understand **why a decisi