memory-organizer

To organize long-term memory, categorize information based on its value and frequency of use. Evaluate whether details represent static knowledge or dynamic information to decide what to store and what to discard.

Cleaning up a MEMORY.md file requires evaluating information relevance for long-term storage. You must distinguish between static knowledge and dynamic information, discarding low-value entries that are not frequently used.

Information categorization for long-term memory management works by distinguishing between static knowledge and dynamic information. This principle helps in deciding what to store and what to discard based on value and frequency of use.

You should store information in long-term memory when it holds high value and frequent utility, carefully evaluating its relevance. Discard dynamic information that loses relevance and retain static knowledge that remains consistently useful.

Yes, you can use this approach to design a memory structure from scratch. It offers principles for organizing information based on its value and frequency of use, ensuring your long-term memory is efficiently structured.

Yes, a key limitation is that cleaning up long-term memory files requires careful evaluation of information to decide its relevance. You cannot simply discard everything; you must manually judge the value and frequency of use.