Routes user memory requests to the correct persistence destination via a decision tree.
npx skills add https://github.com/isizono/calm --skill remember-isizono
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: remember Source: https://github.com/isizono/calm/tree/main/skills/remember Command: npx skills add https://github.com/isizono/calm --skill remember-isizono
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Tell the assistant to remember the rule, and the remember skill classifies it by trigger, type, and risk to pick a destination. Unconditional rules with high violation cost go to habits or rules files with approval, while low-priority tips go to auto-memory.
The skill detects recurrence via deja vu triggers and checks existing records first. It records a stumble note on the feedback entry, and after three recurrences escalates the rule to a stronger destination like a block entry, rules file, or always-on habit.
Conditional judgment criteria ("if X then Y is allowed") are stored as precedent decisions using add_decisions with scope-in and scope-out clauses. A summary and reference to the precedent is also placed at the trigger location such as tag-notes or pins.
No, the remember skill only handles new saves. Correcting, rewriting, or deleting records that are outdated or wrong is delegated to the separate forget skill, which the decision tree routes to when stale records are found.
Pull-based destinations like auto-memory and intelligently-tier habits are often not retrieved in practice. Rules with irreversible risk must be placed on push paths such as block entries, pins, tag-notes, or always-tier habits to guarantee delivery.
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