Remember

Remember - Persistent Knowledge Management

When the user says "/remember", "remember that", "note:", "save this", or similar intent to persist information, do ALL of the following automatically:

What to Save

Determine the type of information and save it to the right place:

Credentials (passwords, tokens, API keys, URLs with auth)

1. Save to GitLab CI/CD group variable: curl -s --request POST "https://gitlab.com/api/v4/groups/122023679/variables" --header "PRIVATE-TOKEN: <PAT>" --form "key=VARIABLE_NAME" --form "value=<value>" --form "protected=true" --form "masked=true"
2. Update credentials skill: Edit the credentials SKILL.md in $(cat ~/.claude/.config-loader-path)/skills/credentials/SKILL.md to add reference
3. Update MEMORY.md with a note about where it's stored

Infrastructure info (servers, ports, services, URLs)

1. Update the relevant skill file (servers, ports, databases, etc.)
2. Update MEMORY.md with the new information
3. If it's a config value, consider adding to GitLab CI/CD variables

Architectural decisions, patterns, lessons learned

1. Update MEMORY.md directly
2. If it affects a specific skill, update that skill too

Project-specific info (FlowMaster services, endpoints, configs)

1. Update the relevant flowmaster- skill* file
2. Update MEMORY.md

After Saving

ALWAYS do these steps after saving:

1. Commit: cd "$(cat ~/.claude/.config-loader-path)" && git add -A && git commit -m "remember: <brief description>"
2. Push to GitHub: git push origin main
3. Push to GitLab: git push gitlab main
4. Confirm to user: Report what was saved and where

Trigger Words

• /remember (slash command)
• "remember that..."
• "note:"
• "save this"
• "don't forget"
• "store this"
• "keep in mind"

When you detect these trigger words, execute this skill automatically without being explicitly invoked.