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use-deep-memory

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Work skill. The person wants something kept for later or brought back — «запомни», «запиши», «сохрани», «не забудь», «напомни о», «что я говорил про…», /remember or /remind from the bot's menu, in any language and any words — or sends a photo, a document or a voice note with such words in the same or the next message. Load it before npm run remember or npm run remind.

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    Read what the person wants:

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    Every element keeps its own space in the memory and in every store behind it, opened with its own key (node step 654): an element never …

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SKILL.md

The node's deep memory: remember and remind

Process: working — data only: no commit, no build. Answer in a few lines, in the person's language.

A hint, not a law: models of late 2026 work worse under rigid step-by-step instructions.

A memory request — by purpose, never by a word

The owner, 2026-10-26: «анализ прямого совпадения это вариант который нельзя использовать» — 82 languages, typos, a phone's autocorrect. Read what the person wants:

  • to keep a fact, a thing or a document for later → remember;
  • to get back what was said or kept → remind;
  • how you should work with them («отвечай коротко», «зови меня Ромой») → your picture of them (know-the-architect), and remember too when they asked to remember it;
  • the same word in another task is not memory: «запиши меня к врачу» (a booking), «сохрани файл в проект» (a build), «пометь задачу готовой», «напомни завтра в 9 позвонить маме» (a time — a schedule, core-schedule);
  • a decision about the product or the work you are shaping with the person right now («запомни, у каждой соцсети десятки аккаунтов» in a talk about their projects) is a decision of the step: verbatim into current-steps.md (skill use-development-steps), not the deep memory (node step 683; ✗ 2026-11-07 the owner: «не уверен что мы должны через память их отслеживать»). Unclear — one short question.

A thing and its words — one call

Telegram sends a photo, a document or a voice note as a message of its own; its words most often come in the next one («фото» → «запомни, это моя мама»), sometimes before («сейчас пришлю фото мамы, запомни»); several photos may share one phrase. The memory ties a thing to its words only inside one call, so you are the one who pairs them:

  • a photo arrives with image_path — that file; a document, a voice note, audio or video arrive with attachment_file_id — call download_attachment first and take the path it returns; a message the node passed while you were off says «[вложение: …, file_id …]» — the same;
  • a thing with no words yet → do not store it; one line: «Получил фото. Что с ним сделать? Например: «запомни, это моя мама»». The words that come next are its words;
  • words that announce a thing → wait for the thing, then one call;
  • then npm run remember -- "<the person's words, as said>" --file <path> [--file <path> …].

Remember

npm run remember -- "<the words, as said>" [--file …]. The command turns the memory element on for the task and off after (the first start ≈ 20 s, then seconds; a phrase ≈ 15–30 s, a thing longer). In Telegram reply first, in one line: «Принято, запоминаю — около минуты»; then the result. Say what memory kept, from its answer, in plain words — never more than it said. A refusal — its reason, in the person's words.

Remind

npm run remind -- "<the question>" prints two sources: the deep memory (element memory — facts, things, the date, how sure) and the diary of everything said in the node (found by meaning). Give one answer: the fact, its date and where it comes from («из глубокой памяти», «из нашего разговора 24 октября»); a guess said as a guess. A found thing prints its file path — attach it to your Telegram reply (the reply tool's files). Nothing in either — «об этом ничего не записано».

How it looks in Telegram (the owner, 2026-11-03: «Цитата + значок + шапка (Рекомендую)»): the reply tool with format: "markdownv2" — the first line is the mark and the header in bold, the words a quote, one > per line. In the text put a backslash before each of _ * [ ] ( ) ~ > # + - = | { } . ! and the backquote; a send refused for its entities goes again as plain text. The deep memory's answer: 🟢 *Глубокая память*, then the answer; reminders («⏰ Напоминание · …») come by themselves and are never written by you.

Whose memory

Every element keeps its own space in the memory and in every store behind it, opened with its own key (node step 654): an element never finds what was said through another. You, the main agent, read every space with the node's data key and say whose each finding is; what you keep yourself goes into the space node.

Never

  • Store or recall when the person switched memory off («не запоминай», know-the-architect): the commands refuse until «запоминай снова».
  • Turn the memory element on by hand for these — the commands do it.
  • Promise forgetting: the deep memory cannot forget yet (its graph keeps what it learned); web pages and YouTube links are not read on this node; a video needs ffmpeg on the machine.

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