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dream

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Consolidación de memoria para Claude Code. Escanea transcripciones recientes buscando correcciones, decisiones, preferencias y patrones, y los fusiona en archivos de memoria persistentes (preferences/decisions/corrections/patterns/facts + índice MEMORY.md), deduplicando, reemplazando lo contradicho y normalizando fechas a YYYY-MM-DD. Dispara con "dream", "consolidar memoria", "run dream", o cuando la memoria haya crecido o se contradiga.

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  • AnthropicSkill

    start

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