note

Save a personal note. Private by default — never shared, never pushed. You choose what to share later.

When to invoke

User says: "jot this down", "note to self", "just thinking out loud", "park this thought", "scratch pad", "write this down", "leave notes" Not this: insight is ready to share → /reflect · want deep analysis → /deep-reflect

Arguments: $ARGUMENTS

Two Modes

Invocation	Mode
/note	Capture — prompts for what to save
/note [content]	Quick — saves directly
/note share [title]	Share — promotes a personal note to shared memory
/note list	List — shows all personal notes

Design principle

Everything in memory/ is shared. Everything in .egregore/notes/ is yours. This command writes to your personal space. When you're ready to share, you explicitly promote — the system never pushes personal notes.

This is the save → share pipeline. Saving is frictionless. Sharing is a deliberate act.

Capture Mode (/note or /note [content])

Step 1: Determine content

If no arguments: Ask one question via AskUserQuestion:

question: "What do you want to capture?"
header: "Note"
options:
  - label: "This session"
    description: "Summarize what happened in this conversation so far"
  - label: "A thought"
    description: "Something on your mind — rough, half-baked, anything"
  - label: "A retrospective"
    description: "Reflect on how today went — what worked, what didn't"

If arguments provided: Use them as the content. Skip the question.

If "This session" selected: Read the conversation context and produce a concise personal summary — what happened, what you worked on, what you're thinking. Not a handoff (those are for others). This is for future you.

Step 2: Write the note

Generate a slug from the content: lowercase, hyphens, max 40 chars.

File path: .egregore/notes/{YYYY-MM-DD}-{slug}.md

Ensure .egregore/notes/ exists (create silently if not).

Write the file using the Write tool (it's a local file, not in memory/):