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In-session memory tagging — mark content for recall later in the same session
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| name | remember |
| description | In-session memory tagging — mark content for recall later in the same session |
| version | 0.1.0 |
| level | 1 |
| triggers | ["remember this","keep this in mind","<remember>"] |
| context_files | [] |
| steps | [{"name":"Tag","description":"Wrap the content in <remember> tags and state it back to confirm"},{"name":"Categorize","description":"Label it — decision / constraint / blocker / context / preference"},{"name":"Recall","description":"When the tagged content becomes relevant later, surface it proactively"}] |
In-session memory tagging. Use <remember> tags to mark content Claude should actively recall later in the same session.
Claude processes context sequentially. Important constraints or decisions stated early in a session get deprioritized as new content fills the context window. By the time they are relevant, they are buried. The user has to repeat themselves.
<remember> tags are a signal to treat the tagged content as active working memory rather than archived history.
The user or Claude can invoke remember:
<remember>
We decided to use UUIDs not auto-increment IDs for this table.
The reason: cross-service portability.
</remember>
Or by invoking the skill:
Remember this: the auth service returns 429 instead of 401 on rate-limit — this is intentional.
| Category | What It Is |
|---|---|
decision | A choice made that affects downstream work |
constraint | A limit that cannot be changed during this session |
blocker | Something that will stop progress unless resolved |
context | Background that makes a later question clearer |
preference | User preference stated once that should persist |
When a remembered item becomes relevant to current work, surface it proactively:
Recall [decision]: We decided UUIDs not auto-increment. This affects the migration schema.
Do not wait for the user to re-state it.
<remember> tags are session-scoped. They do not persist to context/learnings.md unless explicitly promoted via lesson-gen or wrap-up.
Do not tag everything as memorable. Overuse makes the signal meaningless.
Do not surface remembered items when they are not relevant — that is noise.