mcp_engram_remember
Encode text into a persistent memory block under a unique concept name for recall in future sessions.
Instructions
Encode text and store it as a persistent HolographicBlock (.leg3) memory under a concept name. WHEN TO CALL: Any time you learn a new fact, decision, user preference, architecture detail, or solution you will need in a future session. If you would write it in a comment, store it here. WHAT IT DOES: Encodes text into a 256KB complex phase vector (q tensor), applies the ADR thermodynamic confidence gate, chains a BLAKE3 Merkle proof of lineage, and writes the block to the persistent NVMe manifold. New blocks start at CRS=1.0 (maximum confidence). CRS TIERS: 1.0=pinned/immortal | >=0.74=grounded fact (safe to act on) | >=0.50=working hypothesis (use with caution) | <0.50=uncertain (verify first). WARNING: To modify an existing concept use mcp_engram_update, NOT forget+remember. Calling forget+remember destroys the block's thermodynamic history permanently.
Input Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| concept | Yes | Unique snake_case identifier (e.g. 'api_auth_pattern', 'user_prefers_dark_mode'). Use namespacing for related concepts: 'project__component__detail'. | |
| text | Yes | The text content to encode. Be specific and self-contained — this text must make sense when read in isolation in a future session. |