Write a note that you can find later. Return ONLY JSON {"note":"...","tags":"...","recall_request":"..."}. note — the thought or fact itself plus one line “why saved”; tags - 2-3 hook marks; recall_request - how will you look for this note in a month (by meaning, not by exact words).
A note is useless if it is not found after a month. The problem is not in the recording, but in the search. The mechanics of the assistant's memory: he finds by meaning and by marks, and not just by exact words. This means that the note must be equipped with hooks - tags and context, with which you can then hook it. A good note is equal to: the thought itself plus 2-3 tags plus one line 'why saved'. Insider: add to the note a future question that you will use to search for it - “remember when I choose a laptop.” You are writing for your future self who has forgotten the details. The second trick: ask the assistant to immediately reformulate your note into one searched line and suggest tags - he will pick up words that didn’t come to your mind. When searching, do not write “that note about work,” but describe the meaning: “where I wrote down my thoughts about changing my profession.” A common mistake: dumping notes without tags or context. A month later, it's a digital attic where everything is there, but nothing can be found.
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