# geni memory remember

> Queue a change to memory for the memory agent to fold in on its next run.

Source: https://docs.generalinput.com/cli/memory/remember



```sh
geni memory remember <note> [flags]
```

Files a note for the memory agent. It does not edit memory; the agent folds the note in on its next run. Notes are capped at 1000 characters.

| Arg / Flag   | Notes                                       |
| ------------ | ------------------------------------------- |
| `<note>`     | The change to make, in one sentence or two. |
| `--personal` | File against your own memory instead.       |

## Output [#output]

```
✓ Queued for the next memory update.
```

## Examples [#examples]

```sh
geni memory remember "reports go out as PDF, never as a Google Doc link"
geni memory remember --personal "address me as Jack, not Jackson"
```

Not every task needs a note. Most do not.