Memory Skill Manager, Extract the execution experience from the current context and record it into the specified skill directory.

Responsible for maintaining SKILLMEMORY.md in the target skill directory, recording the three most recent execution pipeline JSONs, and modifying the descrip...

What to consider before installing or running this skill: - Review and understand the skills root: the script's sandbox allows it to roam between skill directories under the skills root. Confirm where the skill bundle will be installed so you know which directories are in scope. - Backup targets: before running, back up SKILL.md files for any skills that might be targeted — the script will append text to other skills' SKILL.md and write SKILLMEMORY.md files. - Enforce the approval gate: SKILL.md instructs the agent to ask the user before writing, but the script itself does not enforce an interactive authorization step. Ensure your agent actually prompts and requires explicit 'Yes' before invoking the script, or modify the script to require interactive confirmation. - Verify runtime and provenance: the bundle includes manage_memory.js which requires Node. Confirm Node is available and audit the JS file yourself (it is included). Consider running in an isolated sandbox first. - Evaluate sanitization adequacy: the script's redaction uses heuristics that can miss secret formats. If you will feed any sensitive environment or command output into this skill, prefer additional manual review/sanitization or avoid passing secrets via the command line. - Least privilege: if you intend to use this, restrict the target path to a single explicit skill directory rather than allowing broad roaming. Prefer modifications that scope writes to the skill that owns the memory rather than arbitrary other skill directories. If you want a safer posture, ask the author to: (1) declare Node as a required binary, (2) implement an enforceable interactive confirmation inside manage_memory.js, and (3) narrow the sandbox so the script can only write to a single explicitly authorized skill directory. If you cannot obtain those changes, treat the skill as potentially risky and test in an isolated environment.