Exomemory Remember

Exomemory Remember

Save the user's input to the exomemory system at ~/.local/share/exomemory/.

Steps

1. Read current state

Read ~/.local/share/exomemory/MEMORY.md to understand the current index.

2. Classify the memory

Determine the best memory type based on the content of $ARGUMENTS:

Content type	Memory type	File
Event, discussion, discovery, what happened today	Episodic	episodic/context-log.md
Decision and its reasoning, why something was chosen	Semantic (decision)	semantic/decisions.md
Reusable rule, pattern, framework, lesson learned	Semantic (framework)	semantic/frameworks.md
User preference, work style, behavioral pattern	Procedural	procedural/preferences.md

If ambiguous, ask the user which type to use.

3. Save the memory

For episodic memory — append to episodic/context-log.md:

## YYYY-MM-DD: Title
<!-- refs: 0 | last_ref: YYYY-MM-DD -->
- Description

For semantic (decision) — append to semantic/decisions.md:

## YYYY-MM-DD: Decision Title
- **Context**: Why this decision was needed
- **Options considered**: What alternatives existed
- **Decision**: What was chosen
- **Reasoning**: Why

For semantic (framework) — append to semantic/frameworks.md under an appropriate heading.

For procedural — add to the appropriate category in procedural/preferences.md.

4. Update the index

Add a line to MEMORY.md under the appropriate section. Format:

- [Title](path/to/file.md) — one-line summary [tags]

5. Report

Tell the user:

• What was saved
• Which memory type and file
• The index entry added