remember

Organize lessons learned into domain-specific memory files for VS Code contexts.

Updated Mar 18, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/angryconsultant/Copilot-CLI --skill remember-angryconsultant
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: remember
Source: https://github.com/angryconsultant/Copilot-CLI/tree/main/skills/remember
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/angryconsultant/Copilot-CLI --skill remember-angryconsultant

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Transform debugging sessions, workflow discoveries, and hard-won lessons into a self-organizing, domain-specific memory base that persists across VS Code contexts.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Discovers domain memories and automatically curates domain files by domain name.
  • Supports global and workspace scopes, enabling cross-project consistency or project-specific memory.
  • Defines a structured memory file layout including Description frontmatter, ApplyTo, and a narrative Learnings section for rapid comprehension.

Quick Start

Remember lessons by saving them to the appropriate memory file (global or workspace) so future prompts can reuse them.

Frequently Asked Questions about remember

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I persist debugging lessons and workflow discoveries into a VS Code knowledge base?

You can persist debugging lessons into a VS Code knowledge base by organizing them into domain-specific memory files at global or workspace scope. This ensures durable instructions apply across future contexts.

What is the best way to structure domain memory files for prompt engineering in VS Code?

The best way to structure domain memory files is to follow a standard layout with Description frontmatter, an ApplyTo field, and a narrative Learnings section. This provides concise, actionable guidance for prompts.

Can I apply consistent domain memory instructions across multiple VS Code projects?

Yes, you can apply consistent instructions across multiple projects by saving lessons to global scope memory files. Project-specific learnings can be isolated using workspace scope instead.

When should I use global versus workspace scope for saving domain memories?

Use global scope to save domain memories for cross-project consistency, and use workspace scope to restrict learnings to a specific project context. This separation ensures relevant instructions apply only where needed.

Does VS Code memory management work automatically to curate domain files by name?

Yes, VS Code memory management works automatically by discovering domain memories and curating the domain files by their domain name. This self-organizing behavior keeps your knowledge base structured.