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Show how to use Cortex persistent memory. Use when the user asks about Cortex, memory, storing decisions, or recalling past work.
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| description | Show how to use Cortex persistent memory. Use when the user asks about Cortex, memory, storing decisions, or recalling past work. |
Cortex remembers your decisions, conventions, and lessons across sessions. Here's how to use it:
Store a coding convention:
Remember: "Always use path.join() for file paths, never hardcoded / or \\"
Recall a past bugfix:
What did I learn about race conditions in async UI code?
Check your brain status:
/cortex:status
Just tell Cortex what you want it to remember:
Cortex will automatically store it with context.
Ask naturally:
/cortex:status - Show brain status (memories, daemon, mode)/cortex:recall <query> - Search your memories/cortex:store <decision> - Store a decision with context~/.cortex/CORTEX_URL configBased on SOC occupation classification
Search Cortex memory for past decisions, conventions, and lessons. Use when the user asks about previous work, past decisions, or what they learned about something.
Show Cortex brain status including daemon health, memory counts, and mode. Use when the user wants to check if Cortex is working, debug issues, or see memory statistics.
Store a decision or lesson in Cortex persistent memory. Use when the user wants to save a decision, convention, lesson learned, or important knowledge for future sessions.
