@devvoid/voidshift-awake 0.1.6 → 0.2.0
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package/README.md
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| `awake` | Keeps your Mac running, on battery and with the lid closed, and puts sleep back when the battery runs low, the Mac gets hot, a timer ends or it restarts |
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| `agents` | Agents for Claude Code and Codex, and workflows that run them in the background off your Linear cards |
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Memory, a markdown vault recalled into Claude Code and Codex, is coming.
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| `memory` | A markdown vault of notes, recalled into Claude Code and Codex before every prompt |
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### awake
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voidshift agents start | stop # the background runner
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### memory
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A folder of markdown notes, one topic per note, with an `INDEX.md` holding one
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keyword line per note. Before every prompt, the words you type are matched
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against the index and the best notes are handed to Claude Code or Codex. A
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`memory` skill tells them how to read the vault and when to write a note:
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decisions and their why, dead ends, things that are not obvious from the code.
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Background agents read it for each card and save what they learn.
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```sh
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voidshift memory status # the vault and where recall is on
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voidshift memory search WORDS # notes recall would bring up
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```
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Setup creates a vault at `~/memory` or uses one you already have. Codex asks you
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to trust the recall hook once: run `/hooks` in Codex.
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## What to know
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- **Your own logins.** Agents run the official `claude` and `codex` CLIs you
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