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Evermind Ai Agent Memory

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Description

Evermind: cross-session memory recovery for AI agents. Your agent never cold-starts again - always-loaded identity & todos, hash-indexed conditional reads cut recovery cost ~70% (85%+ with host-injected memory). Pure local, zero deps.

Installation

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open the source below and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

README

Evermind

Evermind — cross-session memory recovery for AI agents

**Cross-session memory recovery for AI agents. Stop your assistant from forgetting — without re-reading everything every session.**

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Every new session feels like "day one at work"? Your agent doesn't know who you are, what the rules are, or where work left off — so you re-explain everything, and it still drops things.

Evermind hands your agent a **shift handover** before it starts working:

  • Always reads the core layer — identity, rules, user profile, latest todos, latest work log (nothing important silently dropped)
  • Checks a change index (auto-generated, hash-based) before re-reading secondary files — unchanged files cost ~0
  • Defers everything else until it is actually needed

Measured on our own production system: recovery drops from **~44K to ~12K tokens** (~70% less). When the host already injects identity memory (e.g. Hermes), the duplicated read is skipped automatically — **~55-75% cumulative savings** (measured 2026-09-04).

Quick start

# 1. get the skill
git clone https://github.com/ccy123abcd/evermind-ai-agent-memory.git
cp -r evermind ~/.claude/skills/          # or your agent's skills dir

# 2. configure
cd evermind && cp config.example.yaml config.yaml
#   edit config.yaml: memory_root + must_read (L3) + tracked_files (L2)

# 3. generate the change index (schedule it daily)
python scripts/memory_index.py --config config.yaml

# 4. self-test (3 scenarios: first run / unchanged / changed)
python scripts/memory_index.py --config config.yaml --demo

Then, at the start of each new session, in