Person Artifact Storage

Add images, documents, or other non-text files to a person's artifacts folder.

Process

1. Parse the input: Extract person name and file path

   • /artifact lucy ~/Downloads/chess-game.png → name: "lucy", file: "~/Downloads/chess-game.png"
   • /artifact e ~/Desktop/project-notes.pdf → name: "e", file: "~/Desktop/project-notes.pdf"

2. Verify person exists:

   bashCopy

   ls ~/.claude-mind/memory/people/{name}/
   

   If not, ask whether to create them first.

3. Ensure artifacts directory exists:

   bashCopy

   mkdir -p ~/.claude-mind/memory/people/{name}/artifacts
   

4. Copy the file:

   bashCopy

   cp "{source_path}" ~/.claude-mind/memory/people/{name}/artifacts/
   

   Preserve the original filename unless there's a conflict.

5. Optionally add context note: Ask if the user wants to add a note about this artifact to the profile

   • What is this file?
   • Why is it significant?
   • When was it from?

6. Confirm: Report success and the artifact's new location

Guidelines

• Preserve filenames: Keep original names when possible
• Handle conflicts: If filename exists, ask before overwriting or suggest renaming
• Add context: A file without context loses meaning over time
• Supported types: Images, PDFs, documents, screenshots - anything meaningful

Examples

Simple storage:

/artifact cal ~/Downloads/system-diagram.png

→ Copies to memory/people/cal/artifacts/system-diagram.png

With context:

/artifact e ~/Pictures/beach-sunset.jpg

→ Copies file, then asks "Want to add a note about this photo?"

Natural trigger:

"Save this screenshot to Dawn's folder"

→ Copies screenshot, prompts for context