remember

name	remember
description	Store a memory quickly. Use when the user says "remember this", "store this", "don't forget", or wants to save a correction, decision, pattern, or preference.

Quick Memory Store

The user wants to store a memory. Parse their input and call the appropriate amem tool.

Instructions

1. Parse the user's request to determine:

   • Content: What to remember
   • Type: correction (user correcting you), decision (architecture choice), pattern (coding style), preference (tool choice), topology (codebase location), fact (general knowledge)
   • Confidence: 1.0 for corrections, 0.9 for decisions, 0.7-0.8 for others

2. Call memory_store with the parsed fields.

3. If the memory relates to an existing one, also call memory_relate to link them.

Examples

• "remember never use any type in TypeScript" → correction, confidence 1.0
• "remember we chose PostgreSQL for ACID compliance" → decision, confidence 0.9
• "remember I prefer pnpm over npm" → preference, confidence 0.8
• "remember auth module is in src/auth/" → topology, confidence 0.7

Important

• Always use memory_store, not memory_extract for single memories
• Set appropriate tags based on the content
• If this sounds like a correction ("don't", "never", "stop"), type = correction, confidence = 1.0