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honcho-memory
Persistent cross-session memory via Honcho — recall what you know about the user before working, and save durable insights after.
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# Honcho memory
You have a persistent memory of this user that survives across sessions, backed by Honcho. The codex-honcho hooks already inject relevant context at the start of each turn, and they record the conversation automatically. This skill is for the times you should reach for memory *actively*.
## When to pull memory
Before non-trivial work, query memory instead of guessing:
- The task touches the user's preferences, conventions, or past decisions
- You're about to make an assumption you could instead verify ("which package manager?", "how is auth done here?")
- The user references something from "before" or "last time"
Use the Honcho MCP tools:
