- name
- session-palace-builder
- description
- Build session-scoped temporary knowledge structures for multi-step projects
- version
- 1.8.2
- triggers
- metadata
- {"openclaw": {"homepage": "https://github.com/athola/claude-night-market/tree/master/plugins/memory-palace", "emoji": "\�\�", "requires": {"config": ["night-market.memory-palace-architect"]}}}
- source
- claude-night-market
- source_plugin
- memory-palace
Night Market Skill — ported from claude-night-market/memory-palace. For the full experience with agents, hooks, and commands, install the Claude Code plugin.
Table of Contents
- What It Is
- Quick Start
- Mental Model
- When to Use
- Session Palace Templates
- Information Categories
- Core Workflow
- Session Lifecycle
- Detailed Resources
- Integration
Session Palace Builder
Construct temporary, session-specific memory palaces for extended conversations and complex projects. Preserves context across interruptions and enables structured information accumulation.
What It Is
Session palaces are lightweight, temporary memory structures that:
- Preserve context for extended conversations
- Track decisions and their rationale
- Organize project artifacts spatially
- Enable context recovery after interruptions
- Support collaborative information gathering
Quick Start
Build Commands
\\\`bash
Run build
make build
Clean and rebuild
make clean && make build \\\`
Testing
\\\`bash
Run tests
make test
Run with verbose output
make test VERBOSE=1 \\\`
Verification: Run make build && make test to confirm build works.
When To Use
- Extended conversations requiring context preservation
- Complex, multi-step projects with interrelated components
- Workflows requiring state management across interactions
- Collaborative sessions accumulating information over time
- Code review or debugging sessions with many findings
When NOT To Use
- Permanent knowledge structures
needed - use memory-palace-architect
- Searching existing knowledge
- use knowledge-locator
- Permanent knowledge structures
needed - use memory-palace-architect
- Searching existing knowledge
- use knowledge-locator
Session Palace Templates
| Template | Purpose | Key Areas |
|---|---|---|
| Workshop | Active development | Workbench, tools, materials |
| Library | Research and analysis | Stacks, reading room, archives |
| Council Chamber | Decision-making | Round table, evidence wall, vote board |
| Observatory | Exploration and discovery | Telescope, star charts, log book |
| Forge | Implementation tasks | Anvil, cooling rack, finished goods |
Information Categories
Organize session content into these standard areas:
- Conversations - Dialogue threads and key exchanges
- Decisions - Choices made with rationale
- Code - Snippets and technical artifacts
- Research - Findings and references
- Requirements - Specifications and constraints
- Progress - Completed milestones
- Issues - Blockers and challenges
- Next Steps - Pending action items
Core Workflow
- Analyze Context - Assess session scope and complexity
- Design Palace - Select template and layout
- Structure State - Organize information spatially
- Build Navigation - Create access shortcuts
- Test Integration - Verify context preservation
Session Lifecycle
Create → Populate → Navigate → Export/Archive
↑ ↓ ↓
└─── Checkpoint ←────┘Verification: Run the command with --help flag to verify availability.
Detailed Resources
- Template Details: See
modules/templates.md - State Management: See
modules/templates.md - Export Patterns: See
modules/templates.md
Integration
memory-palace-architect- Export important concepts to permanent palacesknowledge-locator- Search session contentdigital-garden-cultivator- Seed garden with session insights
Troubleshooting
Common Issues
Command not found Ensure all dependencies are installed and in PATH
Permission errors Check file permissions and run with appropriate privileges
Unexpected behavior Enable verbose logging with --verbose flag