Review the whole petit-poucet memory for duplicates, contradictions, stale or unused notes, and fix what the user confirms. Use only when the user asks to clean up, tidy or review their memory.
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name: tidy-memory
description: "Review the whole petit-poucet memory for duplicates, contradictions, stale or unused notes, and fix what the user confirms. Use only when the user asks to clean up, tidy or review their memory."
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# Tidy the memory
1. **Delegate the review** to the `memory-cleanup` agent, as a subagent, so the whole vault never enters your own context. If the user asked to review their whole memory, tell it so. If you can't start it, tell the user and stop.
2. **Show its proposals** to the user as they are, and ask which ones to apply.
3. **Apply only what the user confirmed**: `memory_read` the note, then `memory_save`, `memory_move` or `memory_delete` (with a reason). Their confirmation is what `user_confirmed: true` means for `feedback` notes.
4. **Reply with what changed.** Every previous version stays in the vault's git history.
