--- description: Capture a highlight into the shared swarph timeline + decide the memory it links to. --- You are capturing a HIGHLIGHT into the swarph collaborative timeline — the mesh's shared continuous-learning memory. This writes to a commons every cell reads, so be deliberate but low-friction.
Highlight to capture: $ARGUMENTS (If empty: identify the single most salient, DURABLE learning / decision / event from the recent conversation — the one thing genuinely worth not forgetting. If nothing qualifies, say so and stop — don't manufacture a highlight.)
Steps: 1. Distill to ONE clear line: what was learned/decided/happened + why it matters. 2. Decide the memory (the judgment step):
- Does it EXTEND an existing memory? → append the detail to that file; pointer = its name.
- Genuinely new + durable? → create a lean new memory file (frontmatter + fact + why); pointer = its name.
- Ephemeral (no lasting value)? → no memory file; pointer empty (the timeline line still logs the moment).
SWARPH_CELL="" ~/swarph-timeline/bin/swarph-highlight "" "[[]]"
(drop the 2nd arg if no memory.)
4. Confirm in one line: what you logged + the memory (new / extended / none).
Discipline: one highlight, one timeline line, one memory decision. Don't over-produce.