Save one durable memory into Tau Git Memory. Choose a lowercase dot path with 2 to 6 segments, for example: - `preferences.coding.style` - `project.architecture.memory` - `feedback.implementation.rules` Run exactly one Bash tool call and pass the content through stdin: ```bash node "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/git-memory.mjs" remember --path "<path>" --tag normal --stdin <<'TAU_GIT_MEMORY_EOF' <memory content> TAU_GIT_MEMORY_EOF ``` Use `--tag pinned` for core rules that must be injected ev...
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# Git Memory Remember
Save one durable memory into Tau Git Memory.
Choose a lowercase dot path with 2 to 6 segments, for example:
- `preferences.coding.style`
- `project.architecture.memory`
- `feedback.implementation.rules`
Run exactly one Bash tool call and pass the content through stdin:
```bash
node "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/git-memory.mjs" remember --path "<path>" --tag normal --stdin <<'TAU_GIT_MEMORY_EOF'
<memory content>
TAU_GIT_MEMORY_EOF
```
Use `--tag pinned` for core rules that must be injected every user prompt. Use `--tag fallback` for default rules that should inject only when keyword search finds no normal match.
Use `--append` only when the user wants to add an update to an existing memory instead of replacing it.
Report the saved `fullKey`, `tags`, `branch`, and `commit`.
