git:20260825.ae69338 to git:20261006.4962545

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name: remember

description: Save an explicit user-requested memory with memtomem. Use only when the user clearly asks to remember, record, or persist information for later.

allowed-tools: mcp__plugin_memtomem_memtomem__mem_add, mcp__memtomem__mem_add, mcp__plugin_memtomem_memtomem__mem_status, mcp__memtomem__mem_status

disable-model-invocation: true

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# Remember information

Use `$ARGUMENTS` as the content to remember.

If the request does not clearly specify the content to remember, ask before calling a tool — and

in a non-interactive context (a subagent or scripted run with nobody to ask), do not

stall and do not guess: stop and report `insufficient_input` naming the missing content to remember.

A request that does specify the content to remember proceeds normally in either context.

Confirm that the user explicitly requested persistence. Add a natural title and a small set of useful tags only when they are clear from the content.

Choose the destination from the user's context:

- For a project-specific fact or decision, call `mem_status` first. If the current project has a registered `.memtomem/memories.local` source, call `mem_add` with `scope="project_local"`.

- If the request is project-specific but that tier is not registered, do not silently fall back to user memory. Ask the user to run `cd <project-root> && mm mem init --scope project_local`, then retry.

- Use `scope="user"` only for cross-project preferences or when the user explicitly requests personal/global memory.

- Use `project_shared` only after explicit confirmation and set `confirm_project_shared=true`.

Always leave `force_unsafe=false`. Report the effective scope, written file, and indexed chunk count. If the tool reports a similar memory, surface the warning rather than silently creating another variant.