feat(skills): add remember bundled skill#156
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Gives users a one-liner to save insights with the two-step write discipline (file + MEMORY.md index), without having to explain the memory format every time. The prompt enforces: - pick the right memory type (user / feedback / project / reference) - kebab-case filename, required frontmatter fields - one-line index entry under the 150-char limit - no duplicates, no content derivable from the codebase
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# Conflicts: # crates/lib/src/skills/mod.rs
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Summary
Adds the `remember` bundled skill — a one-liner for users to save insights to memory with the correct two-step write discipline (file + MEMORY.md index) baked in.
Before: "remember that I prefer X" requires the agent to re-derive the memory write protocol from scratch each time, and the user hopes it got the index format right.
After: `/remember` triggers a skill prompt that enforces the right type classification, filename, frontmatter, and index line format.
Why
The memory system already has strict write discipline (see `crates/lib/src/memory/writer.rs`). But invoking it consistently from free-form user input is error-prone — the agent sometimes writes straight into MEMORY.md, picks the wrong type, or duplicates an existing memory. This skill codifies the correct flow.
Complements `/btw` (which writes a free-form note without asking the model) — `/remember` asks the model to classify, name, and dedupe, which is more appropriate when the insight is structured or nuanced.
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