reme-task-memory

name	reme-task-memory
description	Use when you need ReMe to learn from prior task trajectories, extract reusable success or failure patterns, or retrieve procedural memory for similar tasks.

ReMe Task Memory

Use this skill for task-oriented and procedural memory in ReMe.

When to Use

Use this skill when you need to:

• summarize completed task trajectories into reusable experience
• retrieve prior successful or failed approaches for a similar task
• persist, dump, load, or delete a task-memory workspace

Do not use this skill for personal preference storage, tool-choice analytics, or file-first workspace notes.

Core Entry Points

• summary_task_memory
• retrieve_task_memory
• task-memory workspace maintenance through vector_store

Usage Pattern

1. run a task and capture messages or trajectories
2. summarize them into task memory with a stable workspace_id
3. retrieve relevant memories for a new but related task
4. augment the next task input with only the memories that improve execution

Design Rules

• store reusable strategy, pitfalls, and comparative lessons
• do not pollute task memory with user-profile facts
• prefer one workspace per task domain or workflow family
• use dump/load when memories need to move across environments