From hipocampus
Manually dumps current session context to daily raw log via subagent. Invoke with /hipocampus:flush to persist sessions without waiting for checkpoints. Follow with hipocampus:compaction for full processing.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/hipocampus:flushThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Dump current session context to the daily raw log. Use when you want to persist what happened in this session without waiting for End-of-Task Checkpoint or context compression.
Dump current session context to the daily raw log. Use when you want to persist what happened in this session without waiting for End-of-Task Checkpoint or context compression.
For full compaction (needs-summarization processing, tree propagation, qmd reindex), run hipocampus:compaction skill after this.
Gather a summary of everything discussed in this session so far. For each topic:
## [Topic Name]
- request: what the user asked
- analysis: what you researched/analyzed
- decisions: choices made with rationale
- outcome: what was done, files changed
- references: knowledge/ files, external sources
Dispatch a subagent with the session summary and this task:
Hipocampus memory flush. Append the following structured log to memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md (today's date). Then run
hipocampus compactto propagate through the tree.[paste session summary here]
The subagent writes the files and runs compact. The main session stays clean.
Confirm the flush completed:
npx claudepluginhub kevin-hs-sohn/hipocampus --plugin hipocampusManually saves important session context (decisions, facts, tasks) to a daily memory log without triggering native context compaction. Useful for explicit checkpoints on CLI or messaging channels.
Implements 3-tier agent memory system with 5-level compaction tree for Claude Code. Manages session start protocols, compaction triggers, checkpoints, and memory files.
Logs a structured diary entry summarizing what was accomplished each session, including changes, decisions, commits, and next steps. Useful at end of productive sessions or when asked.