By name: supermemory-save description: Save important project knowledge to memory. Use when user wants to preserve architectural decisions, significant bug fixes, design patterns, or important implementation details for future reference. allowed-tools: Bash(node:*)
Super Save
Save important project knowledge based on what the user wants to preserve.
Step 1: Understand User Request
Analyze what the user is asking to save from the conversation.
Step 2: Format Content
Format the content to capture the key context:
[SAVE:<date>]
<User> wanted to <goal/problem>.
The approach taken was <approach/solution>.
Decision: <decision made>.
<key details, files if relevant>
[/SAVE]
Example:
[SAVE:2025-06-15]
User wanted to create a skill for saving project knowledge.
The approach taken was using a separate container tag for shared team knowledge.
Decision: Keep it simple - no transcript fetching, just save what user asks for.
Files: src/save-memory.ts, src/skills/super-save/SKILL.md
[/SAVE]
Keep it natural. Capture the conversation flow.
Step 3: Save
node ~/.codex/supermemory/save-memory.js "FORMATTED_CONTENT"
Container Routing
If custom containers are configured (see [SUPERMEMORY CONTAINERS] in your context), you can route the memory to a specific container using --container:
node ~/.codex/supermemory/save-memory.js --container <tag> "FORMATTED_CONTENT"
Choose the container whose description best matches the content being saved. If unsure, omit --container to save to the default project container.