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Save a memory to Ultan (cross-session agent memory). Usage /ultan <text>
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/ultan:ultan <the memory text to remember>This command is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
The user wants to commit something to long-term Ultan memory. Run it now:
!`ultan remember "$ARGUMENTS"`
The command above appends a user-asserted event to the daemon's queue; the
Librarian picks it up and files it. Report the confirmation line ("queued for
librarian …") back to the user in one short sentence. Do not do anything else.The user wants to commit something to long-term Ultan memory. Run it now:
!ultan remember "$ARGUMENTS"
The command above appends a user-asserted event to the daemon's queue; the Librarian picks it up and files it. Report the confirmation line ("queued for librarian …") back to the user in one short sentence. Do not do anything else.
npx claudepluginhub nickroci/ultan