Memory & Knowledge Agent Skills for Gemini CLI

Analyze cause-and-effect relationships in the Semantica knowledge graph — causal chains, interventions, counterfactuals, and causal…

Track and inspect graph changes, diffs, temporal updates, and the impact of new data on Semantica knowledge graphs.

Detect duplicate entities, duplicate groups, and relationship duplicates in Semantica using fuzzy matching, schema heuristics, and graph…

Generate, inspect, and use node/text embeddings in Semantica — compute Node2Vec embeddings, find similar nodes, score link predictions…

Explain Semantica reasoning, decision logic, and graph results with traceability, causal context, and human-readable rationale.

Run reasoning over the Semantica knowledge graph — deductive logic, abductive hypothesis generation, Datalog programs, SPARQL queries…

Temporal graph operations on Semantica — scoped queries at a point in time, graph snapshots, node change timelines, temporal causal…

Interact with Obsidian vaults using the Obsidian CLI to read, create, search, and manage notes, tasks, properties, and more.

Drive cognee from the terminal with cognee-cli — remember/recall/forget/improve memory commands, managing datasets and config, or database…

Audit .flow/memory/ entries against current code and keep, update, consolidate, replace, delete, or harden each.

You are retrieving facts from Tau Git Memory.

Add a new knowledge domain to your existing system.

Conversation summarization for memory compression and context management

Publish a private guideline to a configured write-scope repo.

Search the vault using QMD semantic search.

Forces a memory_search before the agent sends a message containing a factual assertion that has not yet been grounded this turn.

Validate Semantica pipelines, extraction quality, graph schemas, and ontology consistency.

Install Acontext, Login & Init Acontext Project, Add Skill Memory to Agent.

Write or update a handoff document so the next agent with fresh context can continue this work.

ALWAYS ACTIVE — Persistent memory protocol.

Challenge system assumptions against accumulated evidence.