routine-memory

# Remember between routine runs A routine runs again and again. Without memory each run starts from zero, repeats work and misses what changed. Read the last run before starting, and record this run before finishing. ## When creating or editing a routine Write the memory steps into the routine's own instructions, so every run carries them even when nobody is in the chat: - First: "Recall the last run of <routine name> from Hindsight and use it." - Last: "Retain a run note to Hindsight: what this run found, what changed, and what the next run should check first." Tell the user you added them. ## At the start of the run 1. Call `recall` on this Bot's bank with the query "last run of <routine name>". 2. Use it: skip what was already handled, pick up what was left open, and compare against what the last run found. ## At the end of the run 1. Call `retain` on this Bot's bank with a note covering: the routine name, the date, what this run found, what changed since the last run, and what the next run should check first. Retain a note even when nothing changed, so the next run knows when this one looked. 2. Use the tags `source:grok-bot`, `bot:<bot-name>` and `routine:<routine name>`. 3. If the run found something other Bots should act on, also retain it to `grok-bot::shared` (see the `bot-handoff` skill).