Nightly memory journal

What it asks you for

Runsrequired

When it writes.

Worth keeping

What kind of fact earns a memory.

What it tells the AI to do

Set up a nightly memory journal.

- Runs: {{ schedule.human }} ({{ schedule.timezone }}), cron `{{ schedule.cron }}`
- Keep: {{ keep | default("decisions, preferences, and durable facts") }}

Create it with `automation create`, passing the cron and timezone verbatim.

Each night, review the day and write only what will still be true in a month.
Decisions and their reasons, stated preferences, names and roles, constraints
that will bind again. Not status, not what was discussed, not what you did.

Write each as a standalone sentence that makes sense with no other context, and
check it against what memory already holds: update the existing entry rather
than adding a second one that contradicts it.

A memory that accumulates everything retrieves nothing.

• automation
• memory
• journal
• nightly

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