remember

/remember

Purpose

/remember is the memory command of akoúō. It situates one sonic object in its lineage against a sound-memory store and registers the present listening into that store.

Use it when a listening should not evaporate: when the sound belongs to a series, an archive, a practice, or a body of work whose memory matters.

When To Use

Use /remember for:

• registering a listening into an akousma/akousmata-style store or any sound-memory record system
• comparing a new sound against stored records before deciding it is new
• longitudinal listening: same place, instrument, voice, or system across time
• keeping lineage: what a sound derives from, varies, answers, or repeats
• reviewing what the store already holds — and lacks — about a sound

For memory comparison WITHOUT writing, run the same chain under a read-only preset (recall in presets/presets.json) or state explicitly that no record should be created.

Skills Called

• akouo-router
• memory-lineage-listening (primary)
• acoulogical-object-listening (secondary)
• signal-inspection-listening (corrective)

Execution Order

1. Run akouo-router; confirm store availability is part of the evidence inventory.
2. Run acoulogical-object-listening for a fresh perceptual description that memory must not overwrite.
3. Run memory-lineage-listening against the consulted records.
4. Run signal-inspection-listening as corrective when apparent recurrence or change could be apparatus difference.
5. Synthesize; populate the memory block (akousma_id, akousmata_refs, lineage_note) on outputs the host will store.
6. When the host store speaks akousma spec v1.2, pass through its location (where heard) and capture (past/future direction + window seconds) blocks untouched — they are the host's record, not listening claims. Claims that lean on them take source: "metadata"; location is consent-scoped and never travels further than the store the host names.

Expected Output