Memory slash commands

agimem now comes with ready-made prompts for the things you do most often with memory. In clients that support them, such as Claude Desktop, they show up as slash commands, so you no longer have to write the instructions yourself each time.

• Recall context for this task. Describe what you're about to work on, and your agent looks up the preferences, decisions, and conventions it has already stored about it, then gives you a short brief before it starts.
• Summarize this session into memories. At the end of a conversation, your agent saves the takeaways worth keeping. It updates memories that already exist instead of creating duplicates, and leaves out secrets and one-off details. You can name a topic to focus on.
• Tidy this Capsule. Your agent looks for duplicate, outdated, or conflicting memories and proposes a cleanup. Nothing changes until you approve the plan. You can limit the review to one namespace, such as project.acme..

Do I need to do anything?

No. The commands appear automatically in clients that support MCP prompts. Your API key's permissions still apply, so a read-only key can recall context but can't save or clean up memories.