capture

To manually save session memories to Neuralscape, invoke the capture skill to process your current PostToolUse observation buffer into structured memories on demand. This compiles your session insights immediately without waiting for automatic capture thresholds to trigger.

The best way to archive session insights on demand is to manually compile your observation buffer into Neuralscape memories. This captures your last-minute insights and progress into persistent memory before you step away or the context window fills up.

To debug memory capture workflows, you can manually trigger the compilation of your session's JSONL observation buffer. This processes the buffer through the Neuralscape compile pipeline, allowing you to inspect exactly what observation data is being extracted and saved.

Yes, Neuralscape memory capture filters out private content and sensitive credentials from your session observations. When the JSONL observation buffer is processed, it validates the data and removes sensitive information before storing the structured memories.

You should use manual memory compilation when you want to save important insights on demand, such as after establishing a new project convention during a coding session, or when automatic capture thresholds are not triggered before your context window fills up.