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Explain plugin, skill, command, agent, and hook mechanics used here. Use when authoring or debugging plugins. Do not use for ops; use night-market-operations.
Designs memory palace structures with spatial layouts and domain organization. Use when creating a new palace or planning knowledge architecture by hand.
$ npx -y skills add athola/claude-night-market --skill memory-palace-architect --agent claude-codeHow it fires
How this skill gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
/memory-palace-architectContext preview
The summary Claude sees to decide when to auto-load this skill.
Designs memory palace structures with spatial layouts and domain organization. Use when creating a new palace or planning knowledge architecture by hand.
name: memory-palace-architect description: Designs memory palace structures with spatial layouts and domain organization. Use when creating a new palace or planning knowledge architecture by hand. alwaysApply: false category: architecture tags: - memory - organization - spatial - knowledge - architecture - mnemonic dependencies: - leyline:progressive-loading scripts: - palace_manager.py usage_patterns: - palace-design - domain-analysis - layout-creation complexity: intermediate model_hint: standard estimated_tokens: 600
> **Status: unwired**. As of v1.9.4, no command or agent > invokes `Skill(memory-palace:memory-palace-architect)`. > The `/palace create` command does palace creation directly > without routing through this skill. The architectural > guidance below is reference material; consult it when > designing a new palace by hand. Tracked for follow-up in > the April 2026 skill audit.
Design and construct virtual memory palaces for spatial knowledge organization. This skill guides you through creating memorable spatial structures that enhance recall and organize complex information.
A memory palace is a mnemonic technique that uses spatial visualization to organize and recall information. This skill provides a systematic approach for:
python scripts/palace_manager.py create "My Palace" "programming" --metaphor workshop
**Verification:** Run `python --version` to verify Python environment.
python scripts/palace_manager.py list
**Verification:** Run `python --version` to verify Python environment.
python scripts/palace_manager.py status
**Verification:** Run `python --version` to verify Python environment.
session-palace-builder
session-palace-builder
| Template | Best For | Key Features | |----------|----------|--------------| | **Fortress** | Security, defense, production-grade systems | Strong boundaries, layered access | | **Library** | Knowledge, research, documentation | Organized shelves, categorized sections | | **Workshop** | Practical skills, tools, techniques | Workbenches, tool areas, project spaces | | **Garden** | Organic growth, evolving knowledge | Plots, seasons, interconnected paths | | **Observatory** | Exploration, discovery, patterns | Viewing platforms, star maps, instruments |
1. **Analyze Domain** - Identify concepts, relationships, and hierarchy 2. **Design Layout** - Choose metaphor and spatial organization 3. **Map Associations** - Create memorable imagery and connections 4. **Encode Details** - Add sensory attributes and ambient atmosphere 5. **Validate Palace** - Test recall efficiency and navigation
Works with:
If palace creation fails, check that the `metaphor` argument matches one of the supported templates (Fortress, Library, Workshop, Garden, Observatory). For script errors, ensure the `palace_manager.py` script has executable permissions and that your Python environment meets the requirements listed in `pyproject.toml`.
<template>` completes without error and adds the palace to the index
by the name supplied during creation
encoding profile, and a navigation guide
templates (Fortress, Library, Workshop, Garden, Observatory); if not, error is reported with the valid list
produced as part of the Expected Outputs section
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Explain plugin, skill, command, agent, and hook mechanics used here. Use when authoring or debugging plugins. Do not use for ops; use night-market-operations.
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