Team Memory MemberKit

MemberKit is the member-facing client for Team Memory Agent. Members install this package directly; they do not clone the repository or install the hub. MemberKit is a standalone command-line package, not a skill.

MemberKit prepares reviewable local drafts from configured observations. Scheduled runs create drafts and reminders only. Nothing is transmitted until the member explicitly runs memberkit push.

The default draft preserves one short frozen-v1 event for every eligible local observation in timestamp order. MemberKit does not score, consolidate, semantically deduplicate, or cap the evidence, so a busy day can contain hundreds of events. TeamMem performs downstream synthesis after import.

Before installing

MemberKit requires Python 3.11 or newer, pipx, Git, and a local claude-mem observations database. Ask the team-memory operator for your roster slug, the inbox Git URL, and push access.

Install

pipx install teammem-memberkit
memberkit --help

Installing the package does not create a schedule or transmit anything. Configure it separately:

memberkit setup

Setup asks for the roster slug and inbox URL. On macOS and Windows it then offers a daily 17:30 reminder in the machine's local timezone. Press Enter to accept, enter another HH:MM, or enter no to decline. Scheduling is opt-in: installation alone never schedules. Private configuration is stored at ~/.config/teammem/memberkit.env on macOS and Linux and at %APPDATA%\TeamMemory\memberkit.env on Windows.

For a machine whose host timezone differs from the member, pass an IANA timezone such as memberkit setup --timezone Asia/Dubai. Invalid explicit timezone names are rejected. This setting controls member-calendar attribution, not the native scheduler's host-local trigger.

Review workflow

memberkit draft --date YYYY-MM-DD
memberkit review --date YYYY-MM-DD
memberkit push --date YYYY-MM-DD

The date defaults to today in the configured member timezone. Drafts are stored at ~/.memberkit/out/bundle-<member>-<YYYY-MM-DD>.json. Remove a private item from the JSON events list, save valid JSON, and run memberkit review again before pushing. Editing only journal_md does not remove an event because that preview is regenerated from events during review and again before push.

The former --all spelling remains accepted for compatibility:

memberkit draft --all --force --date YYYY-MM-DD

--all produces the same event set as the default; --force explicitly permits replacement of an existing draft. Without --force, memberkit draft preserves any existing file, including malformed or partially edited JSON, byte-for-byte. This remains a bounded v1 projection rather than a raw database export, but title and narrative summaries may contain sensitive text. Human review and redaction are mandatory before every push. The ts field is normalized from the observation epoch into the member's local timezone so it matches the bundle date.

To exclude an unfinished date without transmitting it:

memberkit dismiss --date YYYY-MM-DD

Removed events stay excluded from catch-up drafts. Invalid member-edited drafts are left untouched, and MemberKit never pushes automatically.

Schedule

memberkit schedule status
memberkit schedule install --time 17:30
memberkit schedule remove
memberkit scheduled-run

The same commands automatically dispatch to macOS launchd or Windows Task Scheduler. Linux automatic installation remains deferred; a Linux scheduler may invoke the portable memberkit scheduled-run command manually.

On Windows, MemberKit stores scheduler state under %LOCALAPPDATA%\TeamMemory\MemberKit and derives one task name from the current user SID. The least-privilege task runs only while that user is logged in; a locked session is eligible, but logout prevents a run. StartWhenAvailable catches up a missed trigger when an interactive session is available, IgnoreNew prevents overlap, and the task does not wake a sleeping machine. The msg.exe reminder is best effort. Scheduled diagnostics stay under MEMBERKIT_WORKDIR in schedule.log and schedule.err, each capped at 1 MiB with one .1 rollover.

MemberKit refuses a same-name task whose complete managed definition conflicts, and initial creation refuses a name collision instead of overwriting it, so MemberKit does not overwrite or delete tasks it does not own. The lifecycle lock serializes cooperating MemberKit commands. A different Task Scheduler client running as the same Windows identity can still mutate the name between query, revalidation, and mutation; Task Scheduler provides no atomic compare-and-swap, so non-cooperating same-identity concurrency is outside the transaction guarantee.

A scheduled run is triggered at the configured time in the host scheduler's local clock. Once running, it checks yesterday and today in the configured member timezone, even if that differs from the host. Late work remains attributed to its member-local date, work after member-local midnight belongs to the new day, and unfinished dates remain in later reminders. MEMBERKIT_TIMEZONE does not dynamically change the host trigger. Scheduling uses the same evidence-first projection as direct drafting and never replaces an existing draft; explicitly regenerate with memberkit draft --force after review if later observations need to be included. Scheduled runs never approve, commit, push, or transmit anything.

Upgrade and uninstall

pipx upgrade teammem-memberkit
memberkit schedule remove
pipx uninstall teammem-memberkit

Remove the schedule before uninstalling. Package removal does not delete member-owned configuration, drafts, state, or the local inbox clone.

For configuration options, non-interactive setup, file locations, timing examples, and troubleshooting, see the complete MemberKit guide.

Licensed under Apache-2.0.