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Reference for LTM memory commands, context hooks, and DB schema; use when the user mentions learning, recalling, forgetting, relating, or capturing memory, or when a session starts or the project changes.
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SOC 職業分類に基づく
USE WHEN separating trusted instructions from untrusted content or tool output.
USE WHEN hardening command execution, path handling, or installer boundaries.
USE WHEN handling credentials, env vars, logs, tests, or docs safely.
Mines LTM memories from past git commits. Use when onboarding a repo into LTM, backfilling history after enabling gitLearn, or harvesting patterns after a sprint.
Reference for retrieved patterns and lessons from past sessions; use when prior fixes, gotchas, decisions, or earlier sessions may apply, or when asked what we learned before.
The LTM memory-tool contract — names, ritual, categories, phase map. USE WHEN recalling, learning, relating, or restoring memory.
| name | ContinuousLearning |
| description | Reference for LTM memory commands, context hooks, and DB schema; use when the user mentions learning, recalling, forgetting, relating, or capturing memory, or when a session starts or the project changes. |
| user-invocable | false |
| version | 2.1.0 |
SQLite-backed memory system at $CLAUDE_PLUGIN_DATA/openltm.db. Two tables: memories (global learned insights) and context_items (per-project goals/decisions/progress/gotchas).
| Trigger | Action |
|---|---|
| "Learn this", "Remember this", "Save this pattern" | Run /openltm:memory learn |
| "What do I know about X?", "Any past decisions on Y?" | Run /openltm:memory recall |
| "Forget about X", "That memory is wrong" | Run /openltm:memory forget |
| "X supports Y", "X contradicts Y" | Run /openltm:memory relate |
Recall before non-trivial work and capture genuinely new insights — the goal is automatic retrieval and capture, not a call on every turn. Skip recall for trivial one-liners; skip learn for facts already derivable from the code or git history.
Example 1 — User asks about past architecture:
User: "What's our caching strategy?" LLM: Calls
recall(query="caching strategy architecture")→ uses results in response.
Example 2 — User discovers a gotcha:
User: "Don't use npm in this project, it's broken with our setup." LLM: Calls
learn(content="Don't use npm - broken with our setup", category="gotcha", importance=4)→ confirms stored.
Example 3 — User starts new feature:
User: "Add auth to the API." LLM: Calls
recall(query="auth")+context(project="api")→ incorporates prior decisions.
/openltm:memory learn — Store an insight in memories table. Dedup-safe (reinforces on repeat)./openltm:memory recall [query] — FTS5 search with tag/category/project filters./openltm:memory forget <id> — Delete by ID. CASCADE removes relations. Irreversible./openltm:memory relate <src> <tgt> <type> — Link memories. Types: supports|contradicts|refines|depends_on|related_to|supersedes.context-*.md files needed.SkillSearch('continuouslearning memory reference') → MemoryReference.mdSkillSearch('continuouslearning hook integration') → HookIntegration.mdSkillSearch('continuouslearning context items') → ContextItems.md