Remember¶

Things you tell the agent directly write immediately. You are sitting right there — if a follow-up two turns later has forgotten it, the whole thing feels broken. remember runs model extraction over your words (it costs a call); the typed writes below run as code with no model: they change the typed row, record history, and update the next brief.

CLI¶

memcal remember "Jordan is free for dinner Saturday night"
memcal add "Game night" saturday --time "8pm" --who Jordan
memcal todo "Send the reservation deposit" --due friday
memcal ask "Is dinner with Jordan Saturday or Sunday?"
memcal note jordan birthday "May 3"
memcal page travel "preferred flight time" "morning" --section preferences

Command	Writes
`remember <text>`	A statement, attributed to you, effective now
`add <title> [date] …`	Event row (`--kind`, `--status`, `--where`, `--who`, `--series`)
`todo <text> …`	To-do (`--due`, `--when` wake condition, `--event`)
`ask <text>`	Open question
`note <page> <slot> <value>`	One durable wiki fact
`page <slug> [slot] [value]`	Read a page, or fill a slot

MCP¶

Tool	Writes
`memcal_add`	New event row now
`memcal_todo`	To-do (`done=true` closes)
`memcal_note`	One durable wiki fact
`memcal_answer`	Record an answer, stop asking
`memcal_alias`	Two names, one page

Corrections to existing rows are Correct, not this page. The distinction matters: a new statement creates, a correction revises — and precedence between them runs on when the evidence was said.