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remember

Skill2 starsChanged 45 days agoMITView on GitHub

Harmonia remember - capture a single learning into the right memory tier. Use ONLY when explicitly invoked as /harmonia:remember.

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  1. Very specific:

    Ask which tier, and pass --client for a client-work learning.

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Capture ONE learning through the memory script with an explicit tier. Never a bare or defaulted global write.

  1. Elicit the tier from the developer - do not guess it:
    • project - specific to this repo (the usual choice);
    • global - a cross-project pattern, carrying NO client content. Ask which tier, and pass --client for a client-work learning.
  2. Capture it, body on stdin:
echo "<the learning body>" | bash ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/memory/capture.sh --tier <project|global> [--client] --title "<short title>" --tags "<lang,topic>"

Client content never reaches the global tier: capture.sh refuses a --client write to --tier global with a non-zero exit, and refuses a global entry with no recognized language tag (it would be unreachable by recall). That deterministic guard is the backstop behind the tier you elicit - not a licence to default the tier. Surface the script's output.

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