Save key learnings, decisions, and gotchas into foxctl memory with typed classification.
npx skills add https://github.com/joshka0/foxctl --skill remember-joshka0
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: Remember Source: https://github.com/joshka0/foxctl/tree/main/configs/skills-condensed/remember Command: npx skills add https://github.com/joshka0/foxctl --skill remember-joshka0
Remember helps you stop losing important insights—like gotchas, decisions, and recurring patterns—by saving them into foxctl memory so your future work can build on them.
Save an architectural gotcha to memory by calling: /remember "The auth middleware must be registered before route handlers".
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You can capture engineering decisions and gotchas by saving them into foxctl memory, which stores key learnings as persistent entries to preserve workflow context across development sessions.
Storing recurring development patterns requires writing memory entries with a specified content payload, using typed classification to distinguish gotchas, decisions, patterns, and context for accurate later retrieval.
Yes, saved knowledge entries support typed classification, allowing you to categorize insights as gotcha, decision, pattern, or context to make retrieval more accurate during future development workflows.
To save an architectural insight during development, use a simple prompt-style command to turn your observation into a persistent memory entry with a clear summary and label.
Background context gets lost between persistent sessions when it is not actively recorded, but saving key learnings into foxctl memory ensures important architectural choices and background context persist for future work.
hffmnnjStore and retrieve persistent information across sessions with memory interfaces.
AcosmiSearch long-term memory by keyword with semantic retrieval and relevance scores.
yishan-ioSearch and update durable memory files in the .my-context directory.
Brite-NitesRecord decisions, gotchas, and conventions to CLAUDE.md and auto-memory.
