Remember Skill
Version: 1.1.0 Portability: Universal
Quick Start
Store knowledge in under 1 minute.
What This Does
Saves patterns, conventions, and insights to auto memory for future reference.
Fastest Path
bash
/sdlc:remember patterns "Email validation with semantic types" # Prompts: Describe the pattern # Saves to: ~/.claude/projects/<project>/memory/patterns/
Categories
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patterns- Reusable design patterns - •
conventions- Project conventions - •
debugging- Problem solutions - •
architecture- Architecture decisions (use/sdlc:archfor formal ADRs) - •
tools- Tool discoveries and workarounds
Common Examples
Example 1: Design Pattern
bash
/sdlc:remember patterns "Parse-don't-validate with Email type"
Example 2: Convention
bash
/sdlc:remember conventions "Test file naming: <feature>_test.rs"
Example 3: Debug Solution
bash
/sdlc:remember debugging "Fixing gh CLI rate limit with GH_TOKEN"
When to Use
Use when:
- •Solved non-trivial problem
- •Discovered project convention
- •Found useful pattern
Don't use for:
- •Trivial info
- •Temporary notes
Related: /sdlc:recall - Search memory
Auto-Invocation
Claude automatically invokes this skill when you say:
- •"Remember this pattern"
- •"Save this solution"
- •"Store this in memory"
- •"I want to remember this approach"
- •"Add this to our conventions"
You don't need to type /sdlc:remember explicitly - Claude will detect these requests and invoke the skill for you.
Metadata
Version: 1.1.0 (2026-02-05): Progressive disclosure Dependencies: memory-protocol