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Zo Computer is a cloud AI platform where users build reusable workflows called skills. The Honcho memory skill gives any Zo workflow persistent memory — saving conversations, answering questions about past interactions, and injecting context into LLM prompts.
The full source code is available on GitHub with working tests and Zo marketplace submission instructions.

What It Does

The skill provides three tools that any Zo workflow can call:

Setup

Install dependencies:
Set your environment variables:
Get your API key at app.honcho.dev.

Quick Start

Saving Messages

save_memory creates peers and sessions automatically on first use and persists the message.

Querying Memory

query_memory uses Honcho’s Dialectic API to answer natural language questions grounded in stored memory.

Retrieving Context

get_context fetches recent conversation history within a token budget and returns it in OpenAI message format — ready to pass directly to an LLM.

Concept Mapping

Publishing to the Zo Marketplace

To submit the skill to the Zo Skills Registry:
  1. Fork the zocomputer/skills repository
  2. Copy the examples/zo directory into /Community/honcho-memory/ in your fork
  3. Run bun validate to check the skill format
  4. Submit a pull request

Next Steps

Source Code

Full source, tests, and SKILL.md for the Zo integration

Honcho Architecture

Understand peers, sessions, and how memory works

Chat API

Learn more about querying peer memory with the Dialectic API

Get Context

Details on retrieving and formatting conversation context