ralhf-learn

Learn — Teach RaLHF Something New

The user wants to save a new piece of personal context to RaLHF. This is a fast path for adding information without going through a full conversation.

What to do

1. Read what the user provided after /ralhf-learn. It could be anything:

   • A preference: "/ralhf-learn I prefer aisle seats on flights"
   • A fact: "/ralhf-learn We just adopted a golden retriever named Scout"
   • A constraint: "/ralhf-learn I'm lactose intolerant"
   • A goal: "/ralhf-learn I'm training for a half marathon in June"
   • A habit: "/ralhf-learn I meal prep every Sunday afternoon"

2. Call remember with a clear, specific note. Enrich the user's input slightly:

   • Add the date: "User adopted a golden retriever named Scout, March 2026"
   • Clarify if ambiguous: If they say "/ralhf-learn allergic to nuts", ask "All tree nuts, or a specific type?"
   • Keep it factual — don't embellish or infer beyond what they said

3. Confirm the save: "Saved to RaLHF: [what was saved]. I'll use this in future conversations."

Safety-critical information

If the user is saving an allergy, medical condition, or dietary restriction:

1. Save it immediately via remember
2. Confirm with emphasis: "Important — saved to RaLHF: [allergy/condition]. I'll always account for this."
3. If it contradicts existing context, also call remember with a correction note to update the old information.

If no content is provided

If the user just types /ralhf-learn with nothing after it:

• Ask: "What would you like me to remember? You can tell me a preference, fact, goal, or anything else about you."

Multiple items

If the user provides several things at once ("/ralhf-learn I'm vegan, I run 3x a week, and I hate horror movies"):

• Save each as a separate remember call for clean categorization
• Confirm all: "Saved 3 items to RaLHF: [list]."