Codify user friction into actionable methodology notes under ops/methodology.
npx skills add https://github.com/adiman9/mnemos --skill remember-adiman9
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: remember Source: https://github.com/adiman9/mnemos/tree/main/core/skills/remember Command: npx skills add https://github.com/adiman9/mnemos --skill remember-adiman9
This Remember skill captures friction as actionable methodology notes, enabling a system to learn from corrections and improved workflows by codifying guidance that can be reused across sessions.
Run /remember with a clear friction description to capture a new methodology note.
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To save agent memory from user corrections, you can capture friction as actionable methodology notes. This process files guidance into ops/methodology/ and links it to a methodology MOC, enabling the system to learn and reuse corrections across sessions.
Extracting methodology notes from chat sessions is best done using a session-mining mode. This approach identifies friction in user interactions and codifies them into actionable notes that guide future agent behavior and reduce repeated corrections.
Yes, you can automatically build and maintain a living methodology MOC from notes. The system files captured friction into ops/methodology/ and links them to the MOC to drive system behavior and learning cycles.
Capturing context persistence requires no specific dependencies or components. The system verifies dependencies and enforces safety checks internally, producing a deployable metadata payload for discovery without external requirements.
Use explicit mode when you run /remember with a clear friction description to capture agent memory directly. Use contextual mode to passively identify and codify friction from ongoing interactions without explicit commands.
LopeWaleCapture user corrections as methodology notes with deduplication and provenance metadata.
pgflow-devCapture conversation notes into a scratch folder with descriptive filenames.
shakedfbCapture corrections as methodology notes stored in ops/methodology.
koasis89Create and manage notes using OMX persistent memory features.
