save-thread

name	save-thread
description	Synthesize and save the current conversation as a thread note in OpenAugi/Threads/. Use when this capability is needed.
metadata	{"author":"bitsofchris"}

Save Thread

Synthesize the current conversation and write it to OpenAugi via write_thread.

What to capture

Not the transcript — the signal:

• What was the intent? The original question or goal behind the conversation
• How did thinking evolve? Key pivots, realizations, or direction changes
• What was decided? Choices made, approaches agreed on, things ruled out
• What was learned? Concrete discoveries, non-obvious insights
• What's still open? Unresolved questions, next steps, things to revisit
• What was produced? Any documents written, code created, plans made

Format

Write content as markdown. Use headers and bullets. No fixed schema — structure it to fit the session. A short session might be a few bullets. A long one might have sections.

Example structure (adapt as needed):

## Intent
[What the user was trying to figure out or accomplish]

## What happened
[How the conversation evolved — key pivots or realizations]

## Decisions
- [Choice made]

## Learned
- [Non-obvious thing discovered]

## Open
- [Unresolved question or next step]

## Produced
- [Title of any document or artifact created]

Steps

1. Re-read the conversation to identify intent, evolution, decisions, and output
2. Write a one-line description (goes in frontmatter — make it scannable)
3. Choose a short topic that names the session (e.g. "write-back MCP tools design")
4. Call write_thread with topic, description, and content
5. Confirm the path written

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Source: bitsofchris/openaugi — distributed by TomeVault.