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# Remember — Store to Persistent Memory ## Keywords remember, save, store, note, bookmark, don't forget, important, keep this, record, persist, write down, save for later, remember this decision, store this pattern, note this lesson, save this fix ## Overview Store important information into Cortex's thermodynamic memory system. Memories pass through a predictive coding gate that automatically filters noise — only genuinely novel or important content gets stored. The system handles deduplication, entity extraction, and knowledge graph linking automatically. **Use this skill when:** A significant event happens during a session — a decision is made, a bug is fixed, a pattern is discovered, or the user explicitly asks to remember something. ## Workflow ### Step 1: Identify What to Remember Determine the content worth storing. Good candidates: - **Decisions**: "We chose PostgreSQL over SQLite because..." - **Bug fixes**: "The root cause was X, fixed by Y" - **Patterns**: "This codebase uses factory injection for all handlers" - **Lessons**: "Never use asyncio.get_event_loop() in Python 3.10+" - **Context**: "The user prefers minimal PRs with focused changes" ### Step 2: Store the Memory Call `cortex:remember` with structured content: ``` cortex:remember({ "content": "<clear, self-contained description of what to remember>", "tags": ["<category>", "<project>", "<topic>"], "directory": "<current working directory>", "source": "<context: e.g. 'bug-fix', 'architectu