[USER] uses detached background tasks for research queries [USER] re-reads detached task results across sessions [USER] refers to background memory consolidation process as "dreaming" [USER] expects concrete summary of what Dream has added to memory, not generic explanations of how it works [MEMORY] wants assistant to access and display Ollama subscription usage on request [MEMORY] interested in Ollama cloud usage limits: 5-hour session and 7-day weekly windows
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Long-term Memory
This file stores important information that should persist across sessions.
User Information
(Important facts about the user)
Preferences
Script-writing convention
- Location: always save scripts in the
scripts/directory. - Language choice:
- Extremely short script (a few lines) -> bash.
- Longer / non-trivial script -> Python.
- Override: if the user explicitly specifies a language or location, their instruction always takes precedence.
Temporary files
- All temporary files go to
tmp/directory. - Clean up after tests and one-off operations.
Project Context
- User wants to deploy "grill-me" plugin for Claude Code
- User wants to try "praneybehl/llm-wiki-plugin" for Claude Code — markdown-based thought management / organization
- Daily automated check for new nanobot Docker image releases with Telegram notifications (pending setup)
- Both user and assistant run on the same nanobot Docker image
- Docker CLI is unavailable in the current runtime environment
- Ollama cloud subscription: na požádání zobrazit aktuální využití (usage)
- Ollama cloud limity: 5hodinová session, 7denní týdenní okno
Reminder System
- Reminder check script:
/home/nanobot/.nanobot/workspace/skills/remind/scripts/remind_check.py - Execution:
execvia/home/nanobot/.local/bin/uv run <script> - Empty output → silent exit (no notification sent)
- Each non-empty output line → forwarded as separate Telegram notification
Pending Tasks
- Seřídit BRANO na vchodových dveřích
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