← ClaudeAtlas

forgetlisted

Delete a lesson, or down-weight one that is merely wrong; use when asked, after saying it cannot be undone.
mubit-ai/plugins · ★ 3 · AI & Automation · score 76
Install: claude install-skill mubit-ai/plugins
## Step 0 — resolve the binary No environment variable carries this plugin's path under Codex. Codex lists each skill with the absolute path of its `SKILL.md`; **this file** is at `<plugin-root>/skills/forget/SKILL.md`, so the binary is two directories above it: ``` <plugin-root>/bin/admin.mjs ``` Resolve that to an absolute path from this file's own location and use it in every command below. Do not write `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}`: Codex sets no plugin-root variable of any spelling, so the shell expands it to nothing and `node /bin/admin.mjs` fails with ENOENT. Delete with the bundled script, naming the lesson — the `reference_id` cited in recalled context, or the id on a line of `mubit-memory:reflect` or `mubit-memory:strategies`: ```bash node <plugin-root>/bin/admin.mjs forget <lesson_id> ``` Confirm the id and the text with the user before you run it; there is no dry run. The script deletes one lesson by `POST /v2/control/lessons/delete` and nothing else: it has no way to delete a whole run, on purpose, because that operation removed every capture, trace and lesson in the run and was one argument away from a single-lesson delete. There is also no "mark superseded" operation: nothing flags an entry as replaced. Superseding is done the way described below — write the corrected lesson, and down-weight the old one so retrieval stops preferring it. ## Read this before deleting Deletion is **not undoable**. There is no tombstone to restore from, no recycle bin, and the e