memory-commitlisted

# Memory Commit Manual capture of a single decision, preference, fact, skill, task, or conversation snippet into mnemo. Enforces the "WHY not just WHAT" rule and chooses the correct `context_type` so retrieval is precise. ## When to Use Trigger on explicit user signals: - "remember this", "save this", "save for next time" - "ghi nho", "luu lai", "nho lai" - "let's commit this to memory", "store this" - After a deliberate decision: "we picked X because Y" - After a stated preference: "I always want X" - After correcting the agent: high-value capture (prevents repeat) Do NOT trigger on incidental mentions or speculative options not yet chosen. ## Steps 1. **Identify the content** the user wants to remember: - Preceding 1-3 messages (default), OR - A specific quoted span the user references, OR - The current selection if invoked via slash command 2. **Determine `context_type`** via this decision tree: | Signal | context_type | |---|---| | "we decided", "we picked X over Y", "going with" | `decision` | | "I prefer", "I always want", "default to" | `preference` | | "X is at version Y", env vars, API shapes, file locations | `fact` | | "to do X you run Y then Z", procedure, how-to | `skill` | | "todo", "remember to", deadline, "by Friday" | `task` | | none of the above (general context) | `conversation` | When ambiguous, ask the user one short question. Do not silently default to `conversation` for high-signal content. 3. **Compose