Dual-ledger cross-session memory: auto-extracts lasting facts from conversations into MEMORY.md and maintains a PROGRESS.md project ledger, recalling both into every new session.
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GitHub: https://github.com/jisi71/dsh-memories
Plugin: dsh-memories
Author: jisi71
Catalog facts
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Catalog observations
Catalog identity is jisi71/dsh-memories, sourced from awesome-dsh-plugin, dshworks.
Registry install command: dsh plugin --profile web add github:jisi71/dsh-memories
Registry observation: Dual-ledger cross-session memory: auto-extracts lasting facts from conversations into MEMORY.md and maintains a PROGRESS.md project ledger, recalling both into every new session.
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