project-memory-tracking
Track project context, services, features, and decisions using Docker MCP memory for persistent agent context across sessions
What this skill does
# Project Memory Tracking Skill
Use this skill to maintain persistent memory of project state, services built, features implemented, and decisions made. This gives agents context about what's been done without re-analyzing the entire codebase.
## When to Use
- **Before starting work** - Load project context
- **After implementing features** - Save what was built
- **After QA testing** - Save test results and screenshots
- **After fixing issues** - Track what was fixed
- **When switching services** - Save/load context
- **During planning** - Reference existing work
## Why This Is Critical
### Without Memory:
- ❌ Agents don't know what's already built
- ❌ Repeat analysis of same code
- ❌ Lose context between sessions
- ❌ Forget decisions made
- ❌ Re-discover same issues
- ❌ Can't reference previous work
### With Memory:
- ✅ Agents know project state
- ✅ Reference existing services
- ✅ Maintain context across sessions
- ✅ Remember decisions and rationale
- ✅ Track issue history
- ✅ Build on previous work
## What This Skill Tracks
### 1. Services Inventory
```yaml
services:
auth:
type: microservice
api:
project: auth/auth-api
port: 8001
docker_ip: 172.18.0.2
database: stylemate_auth
health_endpoint: /health
endpoints:
- POST /api/auth/login
- POST /api/auth/register
- POST /api/auth/refresh
- GET /api/auth/profile
jwt_config:
issuer: stylemate-auth
audience: stylemate-services
claims: [sub, email, role, business_id, email_confirmed]
ui:
project: auth/auth-ui
port: 3001
docker_ip: 172.18.0.3
routes:
- /login
- /register
- /profile
federation_remote: auth_ui
status: production
last_modified: 2025-01-15T14:30:00Z
created_by: dotnet-engineer-agent
qa_status: verified_complete
qa_date: 2025-01-15T16:00:00Z
scheduling:
type: microservice
api:
project: scheduling/scheduling-api
port: 8003
docker_ip: 172.18.0.4
database: stylemate_scheduling
endpoints:
- GET /api/scheduling/schedules
- POST /api/scheduling/schedules
- PUT /api/scheduling/schedules/{id}
- DELETE /api/scheduling/schedules/{id}
ui:
project: scheduling/scheduling-ui
port: 3003
docker_ip: 172.18.0.5
routes:
- /schedules
- /schedules/create
- /schedules/edit/{id}
status: production
last_modified: 2025-01-15T17:45:00Z
features:
- Schedule CRUD
- Calendar view
- Date filtering
qa_cycles: 2
screenshots_captured: 70
```
### 2. Features Implemented
```yaml
features:
schedule_management:
service: scheduling
type: crud
description: Staff can create, edit, delete schedules
components:
- ScheduleCalendar.tsx
- ScheduleForm.tsx
- ScheduleList.tsx
api_endpoints:
- POST /api/scheduling/schedules
- GET /api/scheduling/schedules
- PUT /api/scheduling/schedules/{id}
- DELETE /api/scheduling/schedules/{id}
implemented_by: ui-engineer-agent
implementation_date: 2025-01-15T14:30:00Z
qa_by: qa-frontend-engineer
qa_status: verified_complete
qa_cycles: 2
issues_found: 5
issues_fixed: 5
screenshots: [list of 70 screenshot files]
responsive_breakpoints_tested: [375, 414, 768, 1024, 1280, 1920]
```
### 3. Database Schemas
```yaml
databases:
stylemate_scheduling:
service: scheduling
tables:
schedules:
columns:
- id: UUID (PK)
- business_id: UUID (FK, indexed)
- employee_id: UUID (FK)
- date: Date
- start_time: Time
- end_time: Time
- is_active: Boolean
- created_at: Timestamp
- updated_at: Timestamp
indexes:
- business_id
- employee_id
- date
migrations:
- 20250115_CreateSchedules.cs
```
### 4. QA Test Results
```yaml
qa_results:
schedule_calendar_page:
feature: Schedule Calendar Page
date: 2025-01-15T17:45:00Z
qa_agent: qa-frontend-engineer
cycles: 2
cycle_1:
date: 2025-01-15T15:00:00Z
pass_rate: 75%
passed: 15
failed: 5
critical_issues: 2
screenshots: 35
issues:
- Horizontal scroll on mobile 375px (CRITICAL)
- Touch targets 32px, need 44px (CRITICAL)
- Tablet layout broken
- Console error: undefined property
- Loading state not visible
status: REJECTED
cycle_2:
date: 2025-01-15T17:45:00Z
pass_rate: 100%
passed: 20
failed: 0
critical_issues: 0
screenshots: 35
status: APPROVED
final_status: VERIFIED_COMPLETE
total_screenshots: 70
screenshot_files: [list of files]
```
### 5. Architectural Decisions
```yaml
decisions:
decision_001:
date: 2025-01-15T10:00:00Z
title: Use Clean Architecture in single project
context: Need to organize .NET microservices
decision: Implement Clean Architecture within single project (not separate assemblies)
rationale: Simpler for small microservices, easier to maintain
alternatives_considered:
- Separate projects for each layer (too complex for small services)
- No architecture (too messy)
decided_by: work-planner-agent
status: active
decision_002:
date: 2025-01-15T11:30:00Z
title: Mobile-first responsive design
context: UI must work on mobile and desktop
decision: Design for mobile first (375px), then enhance for desktop
rationale: Most staff use phones in salon
decided_by: software-engineer-agent
status: active
```
### 6. Issues Tracked
```yaml
issues:
issue_001:
feature: Schedule Calendar
date_found: 2025-01-15T15:00:00Z
found_by: qa-frontend-engineer
severity: CRITICAL
description: Horizontal scroll on mobile 375px
cause: Fixed width container (1200px)
fix: Removed fixed widths, used max-width 100%
fixed_by: ui-engineer-agent
date_fixed: 2025-01-15T16:30:00Z
verified_by: verification-agent
date_verified: 2025-01-15T17:45:00Z
status: RESOLVED
issue_002:
feature: Schedule Calendar
date_found: 2025-01-15T15:00:00Z
found_by: qa-frontend-engineer
severity: CRITICAL
description: Touch targets only 32px (need 44px)
fix: Increased button size to 48px
status: RESOLVED
```
### 7. Docker Network Configuration
```yaml
docker:
network:
name: stylemate_net
subnet: 172.18.0.0/16
driver: bridge
containers:
auth_ui:
image: auth-ui:latest
ip: 172.18.0.3
ports: ["3001:80"]
status: running
health_check: /remoteEntry.js
auth_api:
image: auth-api:latest
ip: 172.18.0.2
ports: ["8001:80"]
status: running
health_check: /health
scheduling_ui:
image: scheduling-ui:latest
ip: 172.18.0.5
ports: ["3003:80"]
status: running
health_check: /remoteEntry.js
```
## Memory Operations
### Load Project State
```bash
# Get all context at start of session
memory_load_all()
```
Returns complete project state:
- All services
- All features
- Recent QA results
- Open issues
- Architectural decisions
- Docker configuration
### Save Service Built
```bash
memory_save_service(
name: "scheduling",
type: "microservice",
api: { ... },
ui: { ... },
features: [ ... ]
)
```
### Save Feature Implemented
```bash
memory_save_feature(
name: "schedule_management",
service: "scheduling",
components: [ ... ],
endpoints: [ ... ],
implemented_by: "ui-engineer-agent"
)
```
### Save QA Results
```bash
memory_save_qa_result(
feature: "schedule_calendar_page",
cycle: 1,
pass_rate: 75,
issues: [ ... ],
screenshots: [ ... ]
)
```
### Save Architectural Decision
```bash
memory_save_decision(
title: "Use mobile-first design",
decision: "Design for mobile first..Related in Cloud & DevOps
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