components C9: '#' memory-append shortcut - #301
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A prompt starting with '#' saves a note to a chosen memory file instead of starting an agent turn: repl routing (precedence /, !, #; bare '#' falls through) -> MemorySaveScreen over the /memory target hierarchy (build_memory_options, promoted to a public shared API so the two pickers can never drift) -> services/memory_append.py. Honesty note (documented in the plan, gap doc, and module docstring): the vendored TS snapshot ships only the RENDERER (UserMemoryInputMessage.tsx - '#' row + random "Got it. / Good to know. / Noted.") and the selector; no '#' detection or append exists there. TS-verbatim pieces are ported verbatim (acknowledgement trio, "Cancelled memory editing", target hierarchy); the connective glue is explicitly port-derived: ensure-create + single-newline separation + '- ' bullet unless the note supplies its own punctuation; every failure/cancel path restores '#note' into the prompt so nothing typed is lost; notes are recorded in prompt history like '!' commands. Critic: APPROVE (3 MINOR / 4 NIT, all applied: docstring precision, history recording, enumeration-failure test, ValueError guard, UIOption typing, public build_memory_options). 17 tests; full suite baseline-identical. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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#saves a note to a chosen memory file instead of starting an agent turn: repl routing (precedence/,!,#; bare#falls through to the agent) →MemorySaveScreenover the/memorytarget hierarchy (build_memory_optionspromoted to a public shared API so the two pickers can never drift) →services/memory_append.py.UserMemoryInputMessage.tsx—#row + random "Got it. / Good to know. / Noted.") and the selector — no#detection or append exists in it. TS-verbatim pieces are ported verbatim (acknowledgement trio, "Cancelled memory editing", target hierarchy); the connective glue is explicitly port-derived: ensure-create, single-newline separation,-bullet unless the note supplies its own punctuation.#noteinto the prompt (nothing typed is lost — deliberate, don't revert as "extra"); notes are recorded in prompt history like!commands; no agent turn consumed.Test plan
#intercepts stripped, bare#falls through,!unaffected), app flow (cancel/success/write-failure/enumeration-failure rows + restore, history recording)🤖 Generated with Claude Code