| name | mootx01-memory |
| description | Use MOOTx01 for prior decisions, user preferences, project history, source-backed recall, corpus synthesis, contradiction checks, session continuity, durable writeback, and post-import dreaming. |
MOOTx01 Memory Skill
Use this skill when the task may benefit from long-term memory or substrate
analysis.
MOOT Reflex
Before answering any request that may depend on prior context, user preferences,
project history, past decisions, continuity, or remembered source material, query
MOOTx01 first.
After durable decisions, corrections, preferences, milestones, or useful project
facts, write them back with the appropriate MOOTx01 tool.
If MOOTx01 tools are expected but unavailable, say so plainly. Never imply recall
happened unless you actually queried it.
Trigger Words
Use this skill for prompts containing or implying:
- remember
- last time
- previous
- continue
- what did we decide
- where did we leave off
- based on my preferences
- summarize what we know
- compare to earlier
- source-backed
- import this corpus
Protocol
- Verify availability with
moot_estate_ping.
- Orient with
moot_estate_status.
- Recover continuity with
moot_read_journal.
- Recall with
moot_memory_search, moot_recall_precise, moot_recall_shaped, moot_recall_distilled, or moot_fact_search.
- Analyze with
moot_list_lenses, relevant moot_lens_* tools, or moot_synthesize.
- Write durable results with
moot_file_memory, moot_file_fact, moot_link_memories, and moot_write_journal.
- Correct stale knowledge with confirm/update/withdraw/retire tools.
- Run
moot_reindex after batch import, then moot_dream after bulk import or major memory growth.
Cost Rule
Ask MOOTx01 to reduce the search space before asking the LLM to reason over
large text. Use the LLM for judgment, explanation, planning, and writing after
MOOTx01 has recalled, ranked, filtered, linked, or synthesized.
Disclosure
Never say you remembered or recalled something from MOOTx01 unless you used the
tool. If MOOTx01 is unavailable or recall is thin, say so.
