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# Claude Memory Templates
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This directory contains modular templates for the Claude Memory System, including LLM analysis prompts and system integration responses.
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## Files
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### AnalysisTemplates.ts
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The main template system for LLM analysis prompts. Contains clean, separated template functions for:
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- **Entity extraction instructions** - Guidelines for identifying and categorizing technical entities
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- **Relationship mapping instructions** - Rules for creating meaningful connections between entities
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- **Output format specifications** - Exact format requirements for pipe-separated summaries
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- **Example outputs** - Sample outputs to guide the LLM
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- **MCP tool usage instructions** - Step-by-step MCP tool usage workflow
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- **Dynamic content injection helpers** - Functions for injecting project/session context
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### HookTemplates.ts
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System integration templates for Claude Code hook responses. Provides standardized templates for:
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- **Pre-compact hook responses** - Approve/block compression operations with proper formatting
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- **Session-start hook responses** - Load and format context with rich memory information
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- **Pre-tool use hook responses** - Security policies and permission controls
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- **Error handling templates** - User-friendly error messages with troubleshooting guidance
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- **Progress indicators** - Status updates for long-running operations
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- **Response validation** - Ensures compliance with Claude Code hook specifications
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### ContextTemplates.ts
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Human-readable formatting templates for user-facing messages during memory operations.
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### Legacy Templates
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- `analysis-template.txt` - Legacy mustache-style template (deprecated)
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- `session-start-template.txt` - Legacy mustache-style template (deprecated)
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## Architecture
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The new template system follows these principles:
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1. **Pure Functions** - Each template function takes context and returns formatted strings
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2. **Modular Design** - Complex prompts are broken into focused, reusable components
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3. **Type Safety** - Full TypeScript support with proper interfaces
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4. **Context Injection** - Dynamic content injection through helper functions
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5. **Composable Templates** - Build complex prompts by combining template sections
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## Usage
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### Hook Templates Usage
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```typescript
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import {
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createPreCompactSuccessResponse,
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createSessionStartMemoryResponse,
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createPreToolUseAllowResponse,
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validateHookResponse
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} from './HookTemplates.js';
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// Pre-compact hook: approve compression
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const preCompactResponse = createPreCompactSuccessResponse();
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console.log(JSON.stringify(preCompactResponse));
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// Output: {"continue": true, "suppressOutput": true}
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// Session start hook: load context with memories
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const sessionResponse = createSessionStartMemoryResponse({
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projectName: 'claude-mem',
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memoryCount: 15,
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lastSessionTime: '2 hours ago',
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recentComponents: ['HookTemplates', 'PromptOrchestrator'],
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recentDecisions: ['Use TypeScript for type safety']
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});
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console.log(JSON.stringify(sessionResponse));
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// Pre-tool use: allow memory tools
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const toolResponse = createPreToolUseAllowResponse('Memory operations are always permitted');
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console.log(JSON.stringify(toolResponse));
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// Validate responses before sending
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const validation = validateHookResponse(preCompactResponse, 'PreCompact');
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if (!validation.isValid) {
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console.error('Invalid response:', validation.errors);
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}
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```
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### Analysis Templates Usage
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```typescript
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import { buildCompleteAnalysisPrompt } from './AnalysisTemplates.js';
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const prompt = buildCompleteAnalysisPrompt(
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'myproject', // projectPrefix
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'session123', // sessionId
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[], // toolUseChains
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'2024-01-01', // timestamp (optional)
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'archive.jsonl' // archiveFilename (optional)
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);
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```
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### Individual Template Components
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```typescript
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import {
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createEntityExtractionInstructions,
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createOutputFormatSpecification,
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createExampleOutput
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} from './AnalysisTemplates.js';
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// Get just the entity extraction guidelines
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const entityInstructions = createEntityExtractionInstructions('myproject');
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// Get output format specification
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const outputFormat = createOutputFormatSpecification('2024-01-01', 'archive.jsonl');
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// Get example output
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const examples = createExampleOutput('myproject', 'session123');
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```
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### Context Injection
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```typescript
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import {
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injectProjectContext,
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injectSessionContext,
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validateTemplateContext
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} from './AnalysisTemplates.js';
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// Validate context before using templates
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const context = { projectPrefix: 'myproject', sessionId: 'session123' };
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const errors = validateTemplateContext(context);
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if (errors.length > 0) {
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console.error('Invalid context:', errors);
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}
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// Inject dynamic content into template strings
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let template = "Working on {{projectPrefix}} session {{sessionId}}";
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template = injectProjectContext(template, 'myproject');
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template = injectSessionContext(template, 'session123');
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```
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## Template Sections
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### Entity Extraction Instructions
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- Categories of entities to extract (components, patterns, decisions, etc.)
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- Naming conventions with project prefixes
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- Entity type classifications
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- Observation field templates
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### Relationship Mapping
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- Available relationship types
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- Active-voice relationship guidelines
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- Graph connection strategies
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### Output Format
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- Pipe-separated format specification
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- Required fields and exact values
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- Summary writing guidelines
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### MCP Tool Usage
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- Step-by-step MCP tool workflow
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- Entity creation instructions
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- Relationship creation guidelines
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### Critical Requirements
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- Entity count requirements (3-15 entities)
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- Relationship count requirements (5-20 relationships)
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- Output line requirements (3-10 summaries)
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- Format validation rules
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## Benefits Over Legacy System
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1. **Maintainability** - Separated concerns make individual sections easy to update
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2. **Testability** - Pure functions can be unit tested independently
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3. **Reusability** - Template components can be reused across different contexts
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4. **Debugging** - Easy to isolate issues to specific template sections
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5. **Type Safety** - Full TypeScript support prevents runtime template errors
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6. **Performance** - No string parsing overhead, direct function composition
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## Migration from constants.ts
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The massive `createAnalysisPrompt` function in `constants.ts` has been refactored into this modular system:
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**Before** (130+ lines in single function):
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```typescript
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export function createAnalysisPrompt(...) {
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// Massive template string with embedded logic
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return `You are analyzing...${incrementalSection}${toolChains}...`;
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}
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```
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**After** (clean delegation):
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```typescript
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export function createAnalysisPrompt(...) {
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return buildCompleteAnalysisPrompt(...);
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}
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```
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This maintains backward compatibility while providing a much cleaner, more maintainable internal structure.
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