memory-config
View and modify ConKeeper memory configuration settings. Use to adjust token budget, output style, and other preferences after memory initialization.
What this skill does
# Memory Configuration View and modify ConKeeper configuration for the current project. ## Pre-flight Check 1. Verify `.claude/memory/` exists - If not: Inform user to run `/memory-init` first ## Configuration Options ### Token Budget Presets | Preset | Total Target | Session Summary | Best For | |--------|--------------|-----------------|----------| | `economy` | ~2000 tokens | 200-400 | Quick tasks, minimal context | | `light` | ~3000 tokens | 400-700 | Small projects, faster loading | | `standard` | ~4000 tokens | 600-1000 | Most projects (default) | | `detailed` | ~6000 tokens | 900-1500 | Complex projects, comprehensive handoffs | ### Other Settings | Setting | Values | Description | |---------|--------|-------------| | `suggest_memories` | true/false | Whether to suggest memory additions | | `auto_load` | true/false | Auto-load memory at session start | | `output_style` | quiet/normal/explanatory | Output verbosity | | `auto_sync_threshold` | 0-100 (default: 60) | Context % to trigger auto memory-sync | | `hard_block_threshold` | 0-100 (default: 80) | Context % to block prompts until sync | | `context_window_tokens` | integer (default: 200000) | Context window size in tokens. Auto-detected from model if not set. | | `correction_sensitivity` | low/medium (default: low) | Regex sensitivity for correction detection | | `staleness_commits` | integer (default: 5, 0 = disable) | Commits since last file update before flagging memory as stale | | `project_search_paths` | absent=off, disabled=permanently off, array=active | Parent directories to search for cross-project memory | ## Workflow ### Step 1: Read Current Config Check for `.claude/memory/.memory-config.md`: - If exists: Read and display current settings - If not: Display defaults (standard preset) ### Step 2: Display Current Settings > **Current ConKeeper Configuration** > - Token budget: [economy/light/standard/detailed] (default: standard) > - Suggest memories: [true/false] (default: true) > - Auto load: [true/false] (default: true) > - Output style: [quiet/normal/explanatory] (default: normal) > - Auto-sync threshold: [0-100] (default: 60) > - Hard-block threshold: [0-100] (default: 80) > - Context window tokens: [integer] (default: auto-detected from model, fallback: 200000) > - Observation hook: [true/false] (default: true) > - Observation detail: [full/stubs_only/off] (default: full) > - Correction sensitivity: [low/medium] (default: low) > - Auto-reflect: [true/false] (default: true) > - Staleness commits: [integer] (default: 5, 0 = disable) > - Project search paths: [absent/disabled/paths] (default: absent) ### Step 3: Ask What to Change Ask the user which setting they'd like to change, or whether they're done. Accept natural language responses (e.g., "change output style to quiet", "disable auto-reflect"). ### Step 4: Apply Changes Update or create `.claude/memory/.memory-config.md`: ```yaml --- token_budget: standard suggest_memories: true auto_load: true output_style: normal auto_sync_threshold: 60 hard_block_threshold: 80 context_window_tokens: 200000 observation_hook: true observation_detail: full correction_sensitivity: low auto_reflect: true staleness_commits: 5 # project_search_paths: ["~/zed", "~/work"] # absent = off, disabled = permanently off --- ``` ## Observation Hook Settings | Setting | Default | Options | Description | |---------|---------|---------|-------------| | `observation_hook` | `true` | `true`, `false` | Enable/disable PostToolUse observation logging | | `observation_detail` | `full` | `full`, `stubs_only`, `off` | Detail level for observation entries | - `full`: Full entries for Bash/external tools, stub entries for native tools - `stubs_only`: Stub entries for all tools (timestamp, tool, type, path, status only) - `off`: No observation logging (same as `observation_hook: false`) > **Auto-detection:** If `context_window_tokens` is not explicitly set, ConKeeper reads > `~/.claude/settings.json` to detect the active model's context window. Models with > the `[1m]` variant (e.g., `opus[1m]`) use a 1,000,000 token window. All others > default to 200,000. Set `context_window_tokens` explicitly to override auto-detection. ## Correction Detection Settings | Setting | Default | Options | Description | |---------|---------|---------|-------------| | `correction_sensitivity` | `low` | `low`, `medium` | Regex sensitivity for detecting user corrections and friction | - `low`: Conservative patterns only (fewer false positives, higher precision) - `medium`: Adds looser patterns like "instead", "should be", "rather" Note: `high` sensitivity was intentionally omitted — Claude Code's facets data provides higher-accuracy retrospective friction classification. This hook is a fast first-pass; `/memory-reflect` uses facets for accurate second-pass analysis. Create `.correction-ignore` in project root to suppress specific patterns: ``` # Patterns to never flag as corrections # One line per literal substring, matched case-insensitively no worries try again with verbose ``` ## Reflection Settings | Setting | Default | Options | Description | |---------|---------|---------|-------------| | `auto_reflect` | `true` | `true`, `false` | Auto-trigger /memory-reflect after /memory-sync | Session depth (LIGHTWEIGHT vs STANDARD) is auto-detected based on observation and correction counts. ## Privacy Tags Privacy tags are always enforced — there is no configuration toggle. - Wrap sensitive content in `<private>...</private>` tags - Add `private: true` to YAML front matter for entire-file privacy - Private content is excluded from context injection, search, sync, and reflection ### Step 5: Confirm > Configuration updated. > - [Setting]: [old value] → [new value] > > Changes take effect in the next session.
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