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Persist or review durable facts worth keeping across sessions. For repeatable methods use `skillify` instead.
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Based on SOC occupation classification
Standard procedure when you operate as the reviewer role: end-to-end pre-delivery artifact survey, severity-tiered findings, and report format that goes with the role's identity.
Standard procedure when you operate as the webSearcher role: end-to-end web-retrieval workflow, output conventions, and memory-protocol rules to follow before any fetch.
The main orchestrator's standing delivery procedure: triage, then for real work open a goal root, decompose into a stage graph, dispatch in waves, settle each result, review, deliver, and close the root.
Workflow and judgment layer for the cluster job tool — the whole job lifecycle (launch, monitor, wrap up), the decisions and parameter choices at each stage, output conventions, and the blockers you escalate. Operations: capacity, submit, list, get, logs, events, stop, delete.
Standard procedure when you operate as the localExplorer role: end-to-end read-only local lookup workflow, output conventions, and memory-protocol rules.
Capture a repeatable method — the how of a multi-step workflow — as a new skill. For one-off facts or preferences use `remember` instead.
| name | remember |
| description | Persist or review durable facts worth keeping across sessions. For repeatable methods use `skillify` instead. |
| when_to_use | Use when the requester wants a durable FACT saved or reviewed — what / when / who / which / a preference / a decision / a constraint. Explicit ('remember that …', '记一下 …') or implicit when the request hands over a fact worth preserving across sessions. Skip if the request is about HOW to run a recurring workflow (use `skillify` instead) or if the content is temporary task state. |
| allowed-tools | ["MemoryRead","MemoryWrite","Read","Grep","Glob"] |
Review the current memory set and improve its signal-to-noise ratio.
