cortex-remember-globallisted

# Remember Global — Store Cross-Project Knowledge ## Keywords global, everywhere, all projects, cross-project, shared, universal, convention, standard, rule, infrastructure, policy, team agreement, always, never, architecture rule, coding standard ## Overview Store knowledge that transcends any single project into Cortex's global memory. Global memories bypass domain filtering during recall — they're visible from every project you work on. Use this for architecture rules, coding conventions, infrastructure facts, security policies, and team agreements. **Cortex auto-detects many global patterns** (clean architecture, dependency injection, server addresses, etc.), but use this skill explicitly when you want to guarantee cross-project visibility. ## Workflow ### Step 1: Identify Cross-Project Knowledge Good candidates for global memory: - **Architecture rules**: "Always follow clean architecture — inner layers never import outer layers" - **Coding conventions**: "Use UTC timestamps in all database layers" - **Infrastructure**: "Production database at db.internal:5432, daily backups at 3AM UTC" - **Security policies**: "Rotate API keys every 90 days, store in 1Password vault" - **Team agreements**: "PRs must be under 300 lines, always include tests" - **Reusable patterns**: "Use factory injection for all handler composition roots" **Not global** (project-specific): bug fixes, feature decisions for one project, file-specific notes. ### Step 2: Store as Global ``` cortex