Memory retrieval
When the user asks about memory, tools, or skills, choose the matching retrieval tool: read_memory (date/range), search_vector_memory (memory semantics), search_vector_tool (tool knowledge), search_vector_skill (skill knowledge).
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- MIT
- 最近更新
- 2026-09-17
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01 前言 Front Matter
- name
- Memory retrieval
- tools
- [ "read_memory", "search_vector_memory", "search_vector_tool", "search_vector_skill" ]
- description
- When the user asks about memory, tools, or skills, choose the matching retrieval tool: read_memory (date/range), search_vector_memory (memory semantics), search_vector_tool (tool knowledge), search_vector_skill (skill knowledge).
03 SKILL.md 正文
Policy
- Use
read_memorywithdate(YYYY-MM-DD) for a single day, orfromandto(inclusive) for a bounded range. - Use
search_vector_memoryfor semantic lookup when the user does not know exact dates and asks by topic or meaning. - Use
search_vector_toolfor questions about available tools, tool intent, and tool selection. - Use
search_vector_skillfor questions about skills, when to apply them, and skill capabilities. - Dates are interpreted in the assistant
pa_timezonefrom config (same as automatic summarization). - Do not invent paths; only structured ISO arguments are allowed.
- For vague requests (“last week”), ask the user for concrete dates or offer a small range within configured limits.
04 同仓库更多 Skills
Demo Skill
demo skill for runtime skills integration load test
Skill One
test skill for config load
Web and GitHub source research
When the user asks to investigate, summarize, or explore a public website or an open-source project on GitHub. Guides bounded use of web_fetch, web_search, and run_on_node so responses stay within useful LLM context.
Web and GitHub output hygiene
When the user asks about the web, GitHub, URLs, fetching pages, searching online, digests from news sites, or any workflow that may use web_search or web_fetch. Prefer small tool outputs over large HTML.
Scheduled jobs in chat
Daily recurring tasks the user wants the assistant to run automatically at a fixed clock time and deliver results to this Telegram chat. Use when the user asks for a digest, reminder, or agent task every day at a specific hour, or mentions cron-style daily schedules in natural language.