vault-save
Vault Save
Save conversation insights to the vault. Extracts the key discovery from the current session and creates or appends to a vault note.
Workflow
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Identify what to capture. Accept user guidance:
- "Save this conversation" → summarize the full session's key insight
- "Save the part about X" → extract that specific topic
- "Save this solution" → extract the specific fix/answer
- Freeform: user pastes or describes what they want saved
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Extract the core content from the conversation:
- Context: What problem or question prompted this?
- Key insight: The main discovery, in 1-3 sentences
- Details: Commands, code, configs, or steps that were key
- What to avoid: Mistakes or dead-ends encountered along the way (if relevant)
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Search for a related existing vault folder:
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