memorise

# Memorise **Recommended model tier:** balanced (sonnet) - this skill performs straightforward operations Capture important information for future sessions by storing it in the aide memory database. ## How to Store Use the `./.aide/bin/aide memory add` CLI command via Bash: ```bash ./.aide/bin/aide memory add --category=<category> --tags=<comma,separated,tags> "<content>" ``` **Binary location:** The aide binary is at `.aide/bin/aide`. If it's on your `$PATH`, you can use `aide` directly. ## Categories - `learning` - Something discovered about the codebase or tools - `decision` - An architectural or design choice made - `session` - Summary of a work session - `pattern` - A reusable approach or pattern identified - `gotcha` - A pitfall or issue to avoid in future - `abandoned` - An approach that was tried and abandoned (see [Abandoned Approaches](#abandoned-approaches) below) ## When to Use - End of a significant task or session - After discovering something important about the codebase - When a decision is made that should persist - After solving a tricky problem (capture the solution) - When user shares a preference or important information ## Examples ### Simple preference (global - injected at session start) ```bash ./.aide/bin/aide memory add --category=learning --tags=preferences,colour,scope:global,source:user "User's favourite colour is blue" ``` ### Technical learning (project-specific, verified) ```bash ./.aide/bin/aide memory add --category=learning -...