judge-rem-memory-updates
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Judge REM memory relations, rewrites, verification, and clause carry by meaning. Use for REM update model calls that decide which older facts are superseded, which facts remain current, and whether a proposed rewrite preserves all surviving facts.
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npx skills add sno-ai/sno-station --skill judge-rem-memory-updates -a claude-code
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