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How to set up a shared knowledge base in a cloud folder with Shared Memory Vault

Create a Markdown knowledge base skeleton that every agent and device can read from one synced folder.

Short answer: Copy the skill folder into your skills location: cp -r shared-memory-vault ~/.workbuddy/skills/; then create the knowledge base in your cloud-synced directory: bash ~/.workbuddy/skills/shared-memory-vault/scripts/vault-init.sh --dir "~/MyCloud/KnowledgeBase"; open the new folder and confirm it contains MOC.md, dashboard.md, user memory/, work memory/, context/, references/, _templates/ and skill&tool/. All steps.

Who it is forA developer with several AI agents and two or more devices who wants one place for shared project memory that syncs through an existing cloud folder.

The problemEach agent and device keeps its own notes, so context drifts and decisions get repeated or contradicted.

The outcomeA single synced directory with the standard zones (protocol, project memory, session blackboard, references, templates, skills and tools) that agents follow through SKILL.md.

What you need first

  • Python to run the standard-library scripts
  • bash to run vault-init.sh
  • A cloud-synced directory on your machine
  • An AI agent that can read SKILL.md and follow its lifecycle SOP

Steps

  1. Copy the skill folder into your skills location: cp -r shared-memory-vault ~/.workbuddy/skills/
  2. Create the knowledge base in your cloud-synced directory: bash ~/.workbuddy/skills/shared-memory-vault/scripts/vault-init.sh --dir "~/MyCloud/KnowledgeBase"
  3. Open the new folder and confirm it contains MOC.md, dashboard.md, user memory/, work memory/, context/, references/, _templates/ and skill&tool/.
  4. Point each agent at SKILL.md so it follows the lifecycle SOP automatically.

Prompt for your agent

Using the shared-memory-vault repo, bootstrap a knowledge base skeleton at <target cloud-synced directory> by running its vault-init.sh script with --dir. Report the top-level entries created. Verify that MOC.md and context/ exist before you finish.

Caveat. The README gives only the --dir flag for vault-init.sh, so check the script itself for any other options before relying on them.

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