Store explicit memories with domain, tags, and classification via a memory-store endpoint.
npx skills add https://github.com/Nerfherder16/BrickLayer --skill learn-nerfherder16
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: learn Source: https://github.com/Nerfherder16/BrickLayer/tree/main/.claude/skills/learn Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Nerfherder16/BrickLayer --skill learn-nerfherder16
Use when Recall needs to be explicitly taught something — stores a high-importance memory with user intent signal.
Teach Recall a new memory by providing the content, domain, and type, then verify the stored memory.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To store explicit memories for recall, you provide content, a domain, tags, and an importance level to a memory-store endpoint. The system classifies the memory as a preference, procedure, fact, or correction and confirms the stored data.
Memory classification categorizes stored data as a preference, procedure, fact, or correction. You need it when persisting explicit facts or procedures across interactions to ensure reliable filtering and accurate retrieval during recall sessions.
You persist user preferences and facts by sending them to a memory-store endpoint with an associated domain and tags. This stores the content with a high importance signal, making it available for retrieval in future recall sessions.
Yes, the memory storage process validates the content context and returns a confirmation of the stored memory. This confirms the exact preference, procedure, fact, or correction that was saved to the memory-store endpoint.
Memory recall requires an endpoint that accepts content, domain, tags, and importance parameters. This configuration allows the system to store explicit memories and accurately surface them during subsequent recall sessions.
Use explicit memory storage when you need to persist high-importance facts, preferences, or procedures with a user intent signal. This ensures specific data is tagged by domain and reliably surfaced during recall, unlike transient implicit context.
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