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Memory Tools

The memory tools let the agent keep notes — findings, target details, context — that persist across sessions as Markdown files in your project.

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Memory storage layout

The Memory Tools

There are four memory tools — there is no delete, clear, export, or import operation:

Tool	Purpose
`memory_write`	Append a note to memory
`memory_read`	Read stored memory
`memory_search`	Search across stored notes
`memory_context`	Pull relevant memory into the current context

Memory is plain Markdown under .cyberstrike/:

.cyberstrike/
├── MEMORY.md              ← long-term memory
└── memory/
    └── 2026-07-03.md      ← dated daily notes

MEMORY.md holds durable, long-term facts.
memory/<YYYY-MM-DD>.md files are per-day notes; each starts with a # Daily Notes - <date> heading and is appended to as the session runs.

Global memory (shared across projects) lives under ~/.config/cyberstrike/memory/.

Because everything is Markdown on disk, you can read, edit, or version-control it like any other project file.