note

Persistent notes are stored in a structured file that survives conversation compaction. You can save and manage critical information across sessions by using a command-line interface to write notes directly to the file.

Organize working memory by sorting notes into Priority, Working Memory, and MANUAL sections. This structured format ensures critical context is categorized and readily available for future session management.

Start taking notes by entering a command like `/note Your note here` into the interface. This command adds your text directly to the persistent storage file for immediate context management.

Important context gets lost during conversation compaction because standard memory is cleared between sessions. Persistent note-taking prevents this by saving user-generated notes to a dedicated file that survives the compaction process.

Yes, you can manage priority notes separately by placing them in the dedicated Priority section. The note management system supports distinct sections to separate high-priority items from general working memory.