ultan
Save a memory to Ultan (cross-session agent memory). Usage /ultan <text>
Consult Ultan's stored preferences before asking the user a preference-shaped question. Usage /ultan-advisor <the question you were going to ask>
> /plugin marketplace add nickroci/ultan > /plugin install ultan@ultan
How it fires
How this command gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
/ultan-advisorContext preview
What this command does when you run it.
Consult Ultan's stored preferences before asking the user a preference-shaped question. Usage /ultan-advisor <the question you were going to ask>
description: Consult Ultan's stored preferences before asking the user a preference-shaped question. Usage /ultan-advisor <the question you were going to ask> argument-hint: <the question or taste/convention decision> allowed-tools: Bash(ultan advisor:*) disable-model-invocation: true
Consult the user's Ultan memory library before asking them this question — they may have already answered it in a previous session. Run:
ultan advisor "$ARGUMENTS"
This runs the two-step advisor pipeline (Librarian finds relevant entries, then the Scholar writes a referenced markdown answer with `[[wikilink]]` citations). It can take 30-60s and is read-only — it never writes to the library. Use a generous Bash timeout (at least 120s).
When it returns:
what Ultan already remembers, citing the `[[wikilink]]`. Don't re-ask what they've already answered.
the user directly.
Ultan is a neuroscience-inspired, agentic memory system for Claude Code — a layered architecture that learns your preferences and coding conventions and recalls them across every session, project, and machine.