I have a skill called memory-prune whose sole purpose is to take an automatically created memory, assess whether it deserves to live, get stored in code comments, a rule, an AGENTS.md file in the project, the global AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md file, or (and this is the most often picked option) not at all and deleted.
Hmm, this is kind of like memory consolidation for recall. I wonder if it would be equally/more effective if you kept the memory in place and made automated pointers to the memory items (recall pointers) in the codebase files that inject the memory into agent context if the pointers ever appear in tool results.
I’d be interested if you could share this skill please. Always looking to improve memory management which so often gets unwieldy when left to its own devices