Save established decisions, project facts, failed approaches, and system architecture to Atlas shared memory. The skill checks existing entries to avoid duplicates and creates self-contained records that other agents and future sessions can use.
Save the decisions, facts, dead ends and architecture this conversation established to Atlas's shared memory, so other agents and future sessions can build on them.
Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
Please save what this conversation has established to Atlas's shared memory, so other agents and future sessions can build on it.
Use the memory_remember tool from the atlas_memory MCP server, one call per item, with kind set to:
decision: a choice that was made, and whyfact: a durable fact or convention about this projectfailure: a dead end or mistake not to repeatarchitecture: how a part of the system fits togetherFirst check what is already stored with memory_search or memory_list, and skip anything already recorded; to update an entry, reuse its key. Don't record plans, task progress or file edits, which Atlas captures by itself. Write each entry in the language of this conversation, complete enough to make sense on its own.
If the user gave a focus after the command (for example /remember the retry rule), concentrate on that; otherwise cover the whole conversation.
These instructions only say how to save; they are not something the user decided, so don't record them.
If the atlas_memory tools aren't available to you, say so and stop. When you're done, list what you saved, one line each.
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Inspect and update Atlas preferences in config.toml using the explanations and constraints written in the file. The skill guides agents through explaining changes, editing only relevant lines, saving safely, and checking the result.