From rusty-brain
Store a durable rusty-brain memory (a decision/preference/constraint + its rationale).
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/rusty-brain:rememberThe summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
Store the following as a durable rusty-brain memory by calling the `remember` MCP tool. Capture the decision, preference, or constraint **and its rationale** — not transient chatter. Choose the most specific `type` (e.g. `architecture_decision`, `constraint`, `preference`). To remember: $ARGUMENTS
Store the following as a durable rusty-brain memory by calling the remember MCP tool.
Capture the decision, preference, or constraint and its rationale — not transient
chatter. Choose the most specific type (e.g. architecture_decision, constraint,
preference).
To remember: $ARGUMENTS
npx claudepluginhub brianluby/rusty-brain --plugin rusty-brain/rememberLogs security findings and successful patterns to persistent hunt memory. Auto-populates from session context, prompts for confirmation, and writes to journal and patterns files for cross-target learning.
/rememberAdds user-specified content as a manual entry to .claude/memories/project_memory.json and confirms with a success message.
/rememberManually capture a memory now (independent of Stop-hook auto-capture). Pass -p <path> to skip classification.
/rememberStores decisions, patterns, outcomes, and context in a knowledge graph for future reference. Supports flags for success/failure tracking, categories, agent scoping, and global best practices.
/rememberCaptures a design constraint from a correction and appends it as a dated entry to the project brief's self-correction section.