echo-memory-agent

Agent Building

Scope Cursor Agent prompts for Echo-Memory development — memory families, entry scripts, project skills, and public-repo constraints. Use when vibe coding, writing .cursor/rules, or planning multi-file agent tasks in this repo.

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Prompt to paste

I want to install this Agent Skill for this project in Codex.

Source SKILL.md: https://github.com/Echo-Team-Joy-Future-Academy-JD/Echo-Memory/blob/HEAD/.cursor/skills/echo-memory-agent/SKILL.md

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First, summarize what it does, its dependencies, license status if identifiable, and any risks. Show the exact files you propose to add under .agents/skills/echo-memory-agent/. Do not write files or run scripts until I approve.

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Echo-Memory Agent development

Project skills (read before large tasks)

Skill	Path	When
Training	`.cursor/skills/echo-memory-train/`	Memory baselines, context rows, `train/`
Evaluation	`.cursor/skills/echo-memory-eval/`	`eval/v2`, HF checkpoint checks
Release & site	`.cursor/skills/echo-memory-release/`	gh-pages, i18n, checkpoints doc

Invoke by name in chat: e.g. use echo-memory-eval to add a context_k1 replay check.

Prompt template

Include in Agent requests:

Memory family — Context, Compression, Spatial, State-Space (or row id)
Entry script — e.g. train/.../run_spatial_memory_baseline.sh
Eval branch — replay / in-domain / open-domain
Pool — static in-domain vs dynamic training (DATASET_BASE_PATH)

Example prompts

Using echo-memory-eval: download context_k1 from Echo-Team/Echo-Memory and
run eval/v2/run_basic_replay_gt.sh with the static in-domain pool.

Using echo-memory-train: add OUTPUT_BASE_ROOT override docs to
run_ablation_block_wise_ssm_two_chunk.sh without changing defaults.

Trace env/memory_baseline_runtime.py for spatial_mem → inject flags;
update doc/checkpoints.md with a short mapping table.

Rules (optional)

Add .cursor/rules/echo-memory.mdc for standing constraints:

Echo pool naming in public markdown
No upload scripts, internal benchmark names, or /pfs/ paths in GitHub
Minimal diff; match existing bash/Python patterns in train/ and eval/v2/

Modes

Agent — multi-file implementation
Ask — read diffsynth/, trace configs, no edits