remember

# /remember Use this skill for explicit memory writes. Do not use it as a general extraction, ontology, or dreaming path. Signet's current memory model is source-backed and scoped. A direct remember call creates or deduplicates a memory row, records provenance fields when provided, embeds the content when the daemon can, links mechanically recognizable mentions to existing same-agent entities, and enqueues the normal pipeline work. Raw text does not automatically create new ontology entities, aspects, grouped claims, dependencies, or supersession chains. ## When To Use Use `/remember` when: - the user explicitly says to remember, save, persist, or store something - a harness compatibility path needs to write an explicit memory inside a session - you need a durable recall row with clear tags, hints, scope, or provenance - you are importing a single explicit fact and can supply source metadata Do not use `/remember` when: - the task is ontology maintenance or dreaming; use the `dreaming` skill and `signet ontology ...` commands - the task is source ingestion; use `signet sources ...` or the connector import path so provenance remains inspectable - the content is a vague behavioral lesson; propose an AGENTS.md, identity, or skill patch instead - the user did not ask for persistence and normal session capture is enough ## CLI The common path is the CLI wrapper: ```bash signet remember "<content>" ``` Useful options: ```bash signet remember "<content>" --agent ...