From anchored
Saves a memory to persistent local storage with categorized Anchored memory, with optional remote sync to team-accessible servers. Automatically selects a memory category from a fixed set of types.
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/anchored:save <content>The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
Save the following to Anchored memory: $ARGUMENTS If the argument is empty, ask the user what to save. Then call the `anchored_save` MCP tool. You MUST pick the best category from: `fact`, `preference`, `decision`, `event`, `learning`, `plan`, `summary`. Picking explicitly beats letting the regex auto-detect. Confirm to the user which category you chose and why, plus the project it was scoped to. ## Remote Save When working in a project that has a remote server configured, you SHOULD also save to the remote by passing `--remote`. This makes the memory available to team members and other...
Save the following to Anchored memory: $ARGUMENTS
If the argument is empty, ask the user what to save.
Then call the anchored_save MCP tool. You MUST pick the best category from: fact, preference, decision, event, learning, plan, summary. Picking explicitly beats letting the regex auto-detect. Confirm to the user which category you chose and why, plus the project it was scoped to.
When working in a project that has a remote server configured, you SHOULD also save to the remote by passing --remote. This makes the memory available to team members and other machines.
--remote (no value): save to the default remote server--remote=name: save to a named remote serverThe save always succeeds locally first. If the remote save fails (403, network error), the local save is preserved and a warning is printed — the flow never breaks.
Categories event and preference are blocked from remote sync. Use fact, decision, plan, summary, or learning for team-shareable memories.
npx claudepluginhub jholhewres/anchored --plugin anchored3plugins reuse this command
First indexed May 23, 2026
/rememberSaves text as a memory for the current project to persistent store, prompting for category (decision/pattern/etc.), tags from existing vocabulary, and importance (1-5). Confirms save.
/saveSaves a key-value memory entry to persistent storage with automatic value compression and type inference. Stores in project or global JSON files.
/ygg-rememberSaves a durable memory for the current project, storing a fact with a type tag (decision, lesson, convention, fix, reference, project_status) for future recall.
/memorySaves important content to long-term memory, either from explicit user input or by auto-summarizing session highlights. Also supports saving specific information by instruction.
/rememberAdds a manual memory entry to the project's persistent memory store. Appends the given text with a timestamp to the project_memory.json file.
/compact-praetorianSaves current context to praetorian memory with type and title, supporting web research, task results, file reads, and technical decisions.