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Rung 5 — Design Your Memory Layer
The capstone: pick one workflow you run every week and answer four questions — what to journal, what to snapshot, what to /remember, what to leave to /search. Walk out with a designed memory layer.
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The capstone: pick one workflow you run every week and answer four questions — what to journal, what to snapshot, what to /remember, what to leave to /search. Walk out with a designed memory layer.
The win: you leave with a memory layer designed for one real workflow — decided on paper, filed in your agent, working by next week.
Pick one recurring workflow you already run — weekly review, client intake, content pipeline, whatever you touch every week. Now answer four questions:
/remember? The recipe itself, and the preferences that shape it. The workflow's steps, your voice rules, the standing facts (client names, targets, constraints). This is the part most people skip — and it's the part that compounds./search? Everything you talked about along the way — the ideas, the rejected options, the "maybe later" threads. Don't file them. Let them pile up findable./remember entries it produces — most workflows need only two or three. Brief them like you'd brief a sharp hire./remember and /recall: memory on purpose/search: nothing is ever lostAn hour ago your agents woke up every morning with no idea who you are. Now they carry your context — the workflows, the preferences, the facts — and you direct instead of re-explain. Memory + direction is how a chatbot becomes a colleague.