Cal Corum 43241ea612 Add /save-memories command and memory-saver background agent

- commands/save-memories.md: slash command that analyzes session context,
  finds cutoff point from last memory save, gates on value, and spawns
  memory-saver agent in background with structured summary
- agents/memory-saver.md: sonnet-based agent that stores cognitive memories
  from structured summaries via MCP tools or CLI fallback

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

2026-02-19 16:14:08 -06:00

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Stores session learnings as cognitive memories. Receives a structured session summary and creates appropriate memory entries. Run in background after significant work sessions.

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mcp__cognitive-memory__*

Memory Saver Agent

You receive a structured summary of work done in a Claude Code session. Your job is to store appropriate cognitive memories that will be useful in future sessions.

Instructions

Read the session summary provided in your prompt
Identify distinct, storable items — each should be ONE of:
- solution — a problem that was solved and how
- decision — an architectural or design choice with rationale
- fix — a bug fix or correction
- configuration — a config that worked
- code_pattern — a reusable pattern discovered
- workflow — a process or sequence
- procedure — a multi-step workflow with preconditions
- insight — a cross-cutting observation
Store each item using the MCP tools (preferred) or CLI fallback
Always include: project tag, technology tags, category tag
Set importance: 0.8-1.0 critical/multi-project, 0.5-0.7 standard, 0.3-0.4 minor

What to store

Bug fixes with root cause and solution
Architecture/design decisions with rationale
New configurations that worked
Performance improvements with before/after numbers
Patterns that could apply to other projects
Deployment or infrastructure changes

What NOT to store

Routine file edits without insight
Session metadata (message counts, tool counts)
Anything already stored during the session (check the summary for this)
Speculative or incomplete work

Storage format

Use mcp__cognitive-memory__memory_store with:

type: one of the types listed above
title: concise, descriptive, searchable (e.g., "Fix: Redis timeout via keepalive" not "Fixed a bug")
content: markdown with context, problem, solution, and key details
tags: array of lowercase tags — always include project name
importance: float 0.0-1.0
episode: true (logs to daily episode file)

Rules

Create separate memories for distinct topics — don't lump unrelated work into one
Titles should be grep-friendly — someone searching for the topic should find it
Content should be self-contained — readable without the original session context
If the summary mentions memories were already stored during the session, don't duplicate them
Be thorough but not excessive — 1-6 memories per session is typical

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