/memory-forget
Run:
> /plugin marketplace add waittim/MemoryCustodian> /plugin install memory-custodian@memory-custodian-dev
Command definition
memory-forget.mdmemory-forget
Run:
memory-custodian forget "<topic>" --mode soft # Review the preview, then apply its Plan ID: memory-custodian forget "<topic>" --mode soft --apply --confirm-plan <PLAN_ID>
Use `--mode hard` or `--mode purge` only when explicitly requested. Hard upgrades prior topic-bearing soft tombstones to a generic guard; purge removes them. If preview reports `Manual rewrite required`, rewrite the body or preamble semantically before applying.
Report the canonical `data.erasure_scope` exactly as shown by the preview: hard removes matching active managed memory, while purge also targets managed `archive/`. Neither mode rewrites Git history, commits the working tree, or revokes clones, forks, backups, caches, and other distributed copies. Never describe either result as permanent deletion everywhere. `unavailable` history inspection is REVIEW, not PASS; `no-reachable-copy-detected` is only bounded local evidence.
Give your coding agents a project memory. MemoryCustodian helps agents remember what matters: decisions, constraints, rejected ideas, and project context — across sessions, agents, and teams.
Other commands on memory-custodian.
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build
CommandImplement tasks incrementally — build, test, verify, commit. Add "auto" to run the whole plan in one approved pass.

