Follow-up from #60.
In the "Back up your memory" section, the README shows:
git add .gitignore config.json
A first-time user runs this, pushes, and finds no memory in the backup repo — because slug directories aren't tracked until the hook runs after the next /remember invocation.
Proposal: add a one-liner clarifying that:
- The initial commit only sets up
.gitignore and config.json
- Slug directories get added automatically by the backup hook on next save
- To verify backup is working, run
/remember once and check git log in ~/.remember/
Optional: include git add <slug>/ in the snippet explicitly if there's already memory to commit.
Follow-up from #60.
In the "Back up your memory" section, the README shows:
A first-time user runs this, pushes, and finds no memory in the backup repo — because slug directories aren't tracked until the hook runs after the next
/rememberinvocation.Proposal: add a one-liner clarifying that:
.gitignoreandconfig.json/rememberonce and checkgit login~/.remember/Optional: include
git add <slug>/in the snippet explicitly if there's already memory to commit.