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Use when user wants to explicitly preserve something permanently in long-term memory's Pinned section
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| name | remember |
| description | Use when user wants to explicitly preserve something permanently in long-term memory's Pinned section |
| user-invokable | true |
Save a note directly to long-term memory's ## Pinned section. User-invoked /remember indicates importance worth preserving permanently.
/remember, use that as the note- (YYYY-MM-DD) [type] Title - Description
Common types for pinned notes: pattern, insight, tip
## Pinned section of the appropriate long-term memory file~/.claude/memory/global-long-term-memory.md~/.claude/memory/project-memory/{project}-long-term-memory.mdUser: /remember The API rate limit is 100 requests per minute
Result: Appends to global ## Pinned section:
- (2026-01-29) [tip] API rate limit - 100 requests per minute
User: /remember Granada uses CoverageTypeId for claim-level coverage
Result: Appends to granada-long-term-memory.md ## Pinned section:
- (2026-01-29) [pattern] CoverageTypeId for claim-level coverage - Granada uses CoverageTypeId to identify which coverage a loss is filed under
Use when user asks about project status, wants to rename/move a project, clean up stale data, or mentions orphaned folders in ~/.claude/
Use when user wants to view, modify, or reset memory system configuration, or check token usage across memory tiers
Use when user wants to load a project's long-term and short-term memory mid-session — typically when running in light mode and Claude lacks project-specific context
Use when processing pending session transcripts into daily summaries — first session of the day, on manual request, or on schedule
Use when user wants to audit long-term memory for stale, incorrect, outdated, or duplicate entries, or correct memory entries based on new information
Use when user asks about past work, decisions, discussions, or topics that might have relevant history beyond loaded context