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Run every `plasticity` command below with the `--db` prefix given at session
start (`plasticity --db '...'`), so it uses this session's memory.

The user is evaluating the long-term memory and flags an observation: $ARGUMENTS

1. Kind: the first word if it is `miss`, `noise`, `helped` or `other`; otherwise
   infer it:
   - `miss`: something stored was not recalled when it should have been;
   - `noise`: an injected memory was irrelevant;
   - `helped`: a memory clearly helped;
   - `other`: anything else.
2. Neurons concerned: IDs of the memories involved, if you can tell them from the
   injected `<plasticity-memories>` or your recalls in this session. For a miss,
   find the memory that should have been recalled with
   `plasticity search "<keywords>"` and name it too.
3. Run:
   ```sh
   plasticity note -k <kind> --session <SESSION_ID> [--id <ID> ...] "<the user's observation, plus one line of context: the prompt or task it was about>"
   ```
   (the session ID was given at session start).

Confirm in one line. Do not change the memory itself: the note is evidence for
tuning. If the user also wants a wrong memory fixed, do that separately.

From vhavlena/plasticity, Apache-2.0.

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