remember

name	remember
description	Store a new memory in Engram. Use when the user explicitly wants to save something for future sessions.
argument-hint	["what to remember"]
allowed-tools	mcp__memory__recall, mcp__memory__remember, mcp__memory__connect, mcp__memory__update, mcp__memory__graph

Store a new memory using the Engram memory MCP server.

Steps

1. Parse $ARGUMENTS as the content to remember.
2. Infer the project from context — use the current project name for project-specific knowledge, "global" for cross-project preferences/patterns.
3. Check for duplicates first: recall(query: "$ARGUMENTS", project: "<inferred>", limit: 3) to see if this already exists. If a near-duplicate is found, offer to update the existing memory instead.
4. Choose an appropriate topic based on content (e.g., "preferences", "architecture", "debugging", "patterns", "conventions", "workflow").
5. Call remember(content: "...", project: "<inferred>", topic: "<chosen>"). Set importance (1-5) based on how broadly useful this is.
6. After storing, recall related memories and connect them with appropriate edges (relates_to, part_of, supersedes, contradicts, derived_from).
7. Confirm what was stored and any connections made.

Guidelines

• Keep memories atomic — one concept per memory.
• For complex topics, create a hub memory first, then store details as children using parent_id.
• Set expires_in_days for temporary context (current tasks, open PRs, in-progress work).