feat(cli): add /btw for quick-capture notes to user memory#153
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\`/btw <note>\` writes a free-form note to the user's memory directory as a timestamped markdown file and updates MEMORY.md so the note loads on the next session. Faster than asking the agent to "remember that ...", and doesn't consume a turn. - Filename: btw-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS-<slug>.md - Type: user memory - Description: first ~120 chars of the note
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# Conflicts: # crates/cli/src/commands/mod.rs
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Summary
Adds `/btw ` — a one-liner way to save a free-form note to the user's memory directory without going through the model.
Example:
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Why
When the user says "btw, I always do X" mid-session, the current options are (a) ask the agent to remember it, which costs a turn, or (b) drop out of the REPL to edit the memory file. This bridges that gap.
Test plan