kiss-memory

Plugin kiss-memory from marketplace kiss-ssg in cprobert/kiss-ssg. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 2 days ago.

Skills (6)

• kiss-branch-close

  Finish a piece of work on a kiss-ssg site — verify the build diff against the captured intent, check the knowledge base kept up, record AIKB/, write the reflection, push, and open the pull request. Use for "close the branch", "wrap this up", "we're done, ship it", "finish this change", "write the re

• kiss-branch-merged

  Tidy up after a kiss-ssg site's pull request merges — confirm the merge holds every local commit, update the base, check the site still builds to the recorded knowledge base, delete the branch, prune, remove only the session's worktree. Use for "it's merged", "the PR was merged", "squashed and merge

• kiss-branch-open

  Capture what a change to a kiss-ssg site is meant to do before doing it — objective, criteria, non-goals, impact — in a session file, then create or adopt the branch. Use for "open a branch", "start a new feature on the site", "add a section" (before writing it), "capture intent", "spec this before

• kiss-branch-pulse

  Mid-work checkpoint on a kiss-ssg site — re-run the build check, read the page diff against the captured criteria, log it and decide continue, adjust, amend or close. Use for "pulse", "check progress", "how are we doing against the brief", "am I drifting", "is this ready to close yet", or when a sli

• kiss-memory-consolidate

  Tidy a kiss-ssg site's knowledge base — fold durable lessons from the session logs into AIKB/site.md, retire feedback that keeps coming back, fix stale, dangling and dead notes. Use for "consolidate the knowledge base", "tidy the notes", "clean up AIKB", "the same feedback keeps coming back", "the n

• kiss-site-brief

  Brief a developer returning to or joining a kiss-ssg site — what it is, how it is built, what changed lately, what is open, what bites. Use for "catch me up", "what is this site", "remind me how this site works", "I haven't touched this in months", "onboard me", or when starting in a project with no