Eve Agent Memory

Eve doesn't give agents memory by default, so this skill maps out the storage primitives you actually have and when to use each one. Short-term stuff like scratch notes goes in workspace files or the KV store. Medium-term context lives in job attachments and threads. Long-term knowledge belongs in org docs, the agent memory namespace, or the shared filesystem that mounts at .org/ in every workspace. The insight here is treating memory as a composition problem across timescales rather than one universal store. Most useful when you're building agents that need to learn from past work or coordinate across sessions without rediscovering everything from scratch.

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last updated: Aug 21, 2026

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$ npx -y skills add incept5/eve-skillpacks --skill eve-agent-memory --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

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Eve Agent Memory

Agents on Eve Horizon have no built-in "memory" primitive, but the platform provides storage systems at every timescale. This skill teaches how to compose them into coherent memory for agents that learn, remember, and share.

The Memory Problem

Every agent starts cold. Without deliberate memory design, agents:

Re-discover the same facts on every job.
Lose context when jobs end.
Cannot share learned knowledge with sibling agents.
Accumulate stale information with no expiry.

Solve this by mapping what to remember to where to store it, using the right primitive for each timescale.

Storage Primitives by Timescale

Short-Term (within a job)

Workspace files — the git repo checkout available during job execution.

# Workspace is at $EVE_REPO_PATH
# Write working state to .eve/ (gitignored by convention)
echo '{"findings": [...]}' > .eve/agent-scratch.json

# Workspace modes control sharing:
#   job       — fresh checkout per job (default)
#   session   — shared across jobs in a session
#   isolated  — no git state, pure scratch
eve job create --workspace-mode session --workspace-key "auth-sprint"

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