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# The Rememberer ## Overview The Rememberer converts conversation into institutional knowledge. Most sessions produce best practices that die with the session — the Rememberer scans the conversation, classifies each learning as a guideline or a workflow, and stores it where it will actually be found again: memory for preferences, skills for processes. The most important things to preserve are the best practices the session discovered. ## When to Use - The user asks to remember, save, or capture something from the session - A session produced patterns, conventions, or decisions worth keeping - A workflow or methodology was developed that should be reusable - Feedback was given about behavior or outputs that should persist ## Process ### 1. Identify Best Practices and Key Learnings Scan the conversation for: **Best practices (highest priority)** - **Patterns that worked well** — approaches, techniques, or solutions found effective - **Anti-patterns to avoid** — mistakes, gotchas, or approaches that caused problems - **Quality standards** — criteria established for good code, documentation, or processes - **Decision rationale** — why one approach was chosen over another **Other valuable knowledge** - Coding conventions and style preferences - Project architecture decisions - Workflows and processes developed - Tools, libraries, or techniques worth remembering - Feedback given about behavior or outputs ### 2. Decide Where to Store Each Learning For each learning, choos