Agent skill · parallel-web
parallel-memory
Recall past Parallel Task, Monitor, and FindAll runs when they may help; evict runs or clear memory when asked.
What it needs
About 2k tokens when loaded.
What this skill does
Parallel Memory Action: $ARGUMENTS Requires parallel-cli >=0.8.1. If the installed version is older, or parallel-cli memory --help fails with no such command or similar, tell the user to update parallel-cli, then retry. When to use Inspect memory only when prior Parallel work may help fulfill the request or the user asks to retrieve, evict, or clear it. Memory results are excerpts from past runs; fetch the source run for full records, and launch a fresh run when current information is required. Choose the operation User intent Operation --- --- Recall prior work about a topic Retrieve with a concise query Show recent past runs Retrieve without query Remove one saved Task, Monitor, or FindAll source Evict by exact kind and id Permanently remove all entries from your personal Memory Clear memory Turn memory off Direct the user to account settings; do not clear as a substitute Use the CLI Use parallel-cli memory for retrieve, evict, and clear operations. If memory is not eligible, report the returned reason; it distinguishes rollout, organization settings, account opt-in, and key eligibility. On a key-eligibility error, tell the user to reauthenticate. Retrieve memory Form a short semantic query that describes the prior work to find. Apply filters when they help. Empty results is a successful retrieval with no matches, not an error. Set kind to task, monitor, or findall when it clearly narrows the retrieval. Set since for an explicit timestamp boundary (RFC 3339, e.g. 2026-08-01T00:00:00Z). Omit query when retrieving recent memories rather than a topic. Retrieve by query: For recent memories: Use results Available fields vary by kind: task: use id, updatedat, inputexcerpt, and outputexcerpt. monitor: use the monitor id, status, query excerpt, and matching event IDs, timestamps, and excerpts. findall: use id, updatedat, objective excerpt, and matchedcount. …
How to use it
Reference it in AdaL, Claude Code, Cursor or any coding agent — nothing to install:
@skills parallel-web/parallel-memory