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Save Thread

Deprecated compatibility skill. In portable Agent Plugins environments this must degrade honestly to a resumable handoff, because real transcript-backed thread import is not guaranteed. Prefer save-handoff here, and use native connectors when you need actual session capture.

Specification
Skill ID
nowledge-co/community/save-thread
Publisher
nowledge-co
Repository
community
Installs
0
Files
1
Synced
Sep 23, 2026
How to use it

Open any RiverX project, open the Skills panel in the chat, and search for this identifier. The files are fetched from the source repository at install time.

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  • SKILL.md

What this skill tells the agent

Save Thread (Deprecated Compatibility)

Preserve the old skill name without pretending a generic skill runtime can always import the real session transcript.

Status

This skill name is deprecated and kept only for compatibility.

Use save-handoff for portable Agent Plugins or other generic skill environments.

Why This Cannot Promise Real Thread Save

A shared skills package works across many agent runtimes. In many of them, a skill can influence prompting but cannot read the host agent's real session transcript through a stable programmatic API.

That means this package must not promise a lossless thread import when the runtime may not expose:

  • readable session files
  • a transcript/history API
  • a native importer surface wired for that specific agent

If we claimed real thread save here, users would believe later retrieval reflects the actual full session when it may only contain a summary.

What To Do Instead

In portable Agent Plugins environments, treat save-thread as an alias for save-handoff:

  • save a concise resumable handoff with nmem t create
  • state clearly that this is a handoff summary, not a transcript-backed import
  • never present the result as the full original session

When Real Thread Save Is Feasible

Use a dedicated native connector when the runtime has a real transcript importer.

Examples include Nowledge connectors such as:

  • Gemini CLI
  • Claude Code

In those environments, nmem t save --from <runtime> can read local session files on the client machine and upload normalized thread messages to Mem.

When To Use Which Save Surface

Use save-handoff when:

  • you are in a portable Agent Plugins environment without host transcript access
  • you want a restart point, checkpoint, or concise continuation summary
  • the runtime does not have a proven native thread importer

Use a native save-thread only when:

  • the agent has a dedicated Nowledge connector for that runtime
  • real transcript import is actually implemented for that runtime
  • you want the actual session captured for later search and inspection

Usage In Portable Plugin Environments

Create a structured handoff instead of pretending to save the real thread:

nmem --json t create   -t "Session Handoff - <topic>"   -c "Goal: ... Decisions: ... Files: ... Risks: ... Next: ..."   -s generic-agent

Response Format

After successful save in a portable Agent Plugins environment:

✓ Handoff saved
Title: {title}
Summary: {content}
Thread ID: {thread_id}

Always explain that this compatibility skill creates a resumable handoff, not a real transcript import.

Native Connector

These skills work in any agent via CLI. For auto-recall, auto-capture, and graph tools, check if your agent has a native Nowledge Mem connector — run the check-integration skill or see https://mem.nowledge.co/docs/integrations

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