/forget
Clear a saved project map when it goes stale
Delete a saved subsystem reference.
What it does
Saved knowledge is only useful while it's true. After a big refactor, the map /remember saved about a part of your app (a subsystem) can describe code that no longer exists, and a confidently wrong map is worse than no map.
/forget deletes the saved reference for the area you name, so the next /remember starts clean. It's the one destructive command in the memory set, which is why it always asks before deleting.
What it looks like
/forget the payments notes, we moved off the old provider
Found .agents/references/payments.md: 60 lines describing the old provider's webhook flow, saved in April. Delete it? This can't be undone, though /remember can rebuild a fresh map afterward.
Illustrative exchange. Output adapts to your actual project.
When to type /forget
- You rebuilt a feature area and the saved notes describe the old version
- The agent keeps citing cached knowledge that's wrong
- You want a fresh map of an area, starting from zero
- You're cleaning out references for features you removed
Pairs well with
Works in every major agent
/forget installs as a plain file in your project and runs wherever your agent does.
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