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Remember durable facts, preferences and decisions so they carry across separate chats
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Drive the user's logged-in Chrome through the browser_* tools to navigate, read, click, type and screenshot real tabs. Use when a task needs the user's authenticated browser session (web apps, internal tools, an open Gmail tab) rather than fetching a public URL.
Translate PPTX and XLSX files. For XLSX you can either create a new translated workbook (default) or edit the original file in place by adding a translated sheet next to each original sheet. Use when the user asks to translate a .pptx or .xlsx file, keep formatting, preserve slides or workbook structure, add a Vietnamese/other-language sheet, or create a translated presentation or spreadsheet.
Translate PDF, DOCX and Markdown files into a new document while preserving the source structure as closely as possible. Use when the user asks to translate a .pdf, .docx, .md or .markdown file, keep formatting, preserve layout/structure, or create a translated document artifact.
Review code changes for bugs regressions and missing tests
Update project documentation to match implemented behavior
Work with Word documents, including reading, creating, editing and visual validation. Use when a task involves a Word document, report, letter or .docx file.
| name | cross-chat-memory |
| description | Remember durable facts, preferences and decisions so they carry across separate chats |
| compatibility | opencode |
Chats are stateless: by default nothing the user tells you in one chat is visible in another. Use
the remember tool to persist a durable fact. Saved facts are loaded automatically into the system
prompt of every future chat, so the user never has to repeat them.
Call remember when the user states something that should outlast the current conversation:
Do not remember transient or easily re-derived details: the current question, file contents you just read, one-off instructions for the task at hand, or secrets and credentials.
scope: "project" — facts that only make sense for the current project. This is the default for
anything project-specific.scope: "global" — personal preferences and facts that apply to the user everywhere, across all
projects.Save one clear, self-contained fact per call as a short sentence. Prefer rephrasing the user's intent over quoting them verbatim. If a fact is already stored, the tool reports it was already remembered — that is fine. Briefly confirm to the user what you saved (e.g. "Got it — I'll remember that.").
The user can review and edit everything you save in the app's Memory tab, so keep entries accurate and concise.