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Remember location

Skill sumitaich1998/jarvisvr/skills/navigation/remember-location

An AI agentic operating system for mixed reality on the Meta Quest 3 — your own J.A.R.V.I.S. Multi-agent orchestration, multimodal perception (sight/hearing/gaze), 42 holographic widgets, 20 LLM providers.

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npx -y skills add sumitaich1998/jarvisvr --skill remember-location

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Save a named place (parking spot, hotel, "home", a room) and recall or navigate back to it later. Use for "remember where I parked", "save this as home", "take me back to my seat", or pinning a spot to return to. Triggers: remember where I parked, save this place, mark this spot, where did I park, take me back, saved places.

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Remember Location

Persist places the user wants to return to, mark them in space and/or on a map, and recall them on demand. (For finding misplaced objects in the room, that's perception's locate-remembered-object; this skill is for places.)

Save a place

  1. Resolve position: current head/world position (client.scene) for an in-space spot, or {lat, lon} for an outdoor place.
  2. remember_object{name, position?, anchor?} stores it in spatial memory and drops a marker. Use a clear name ("parking spot", "home", "my seat").
  3. Optionally drop_scene_label a friendly pin at the spot.
  4. Confirm: "Saved this as your parking spot."

scene_label pin (drop_scene_label → scene_label):

{ "widget_type": "scene_label",
  "transform": { "anchor": "world", "billboard": true },
  "props": { "text": "Parking spot", "icon": "pin", "color": "#4FC3F7", "pin": true } }

Recall / return

  1. find_object{name} → returns the saved position and spawns a marker plus a navigation_arrow toward it.
  2. For an outdoor place, also render show_map with a marker.
  3. To actively guide there, hand off to wayfind.

agent.observation:

{ "text": "Your parking spot is about 40 meters back, to your right — I've marked it.",
  "final": true,
  "annotations": [ { "label": "parking spot", "position": [12.0,0.0,-38.0], "anchor": "world" } ] }

Edge cases

  • Name collision ("home" already saved) → confirm overwrite or keep both with distinct names.
  • Not saved → "I don't have a saved spot for that yet." Offer to save it now.
  • Stale / moved → note how long ago it was saved; outdoor accuracy depends on geolocation.
  • Privacy → saved places are personal; don't expose them in shared/observed contexts without intent.
  • Just show it vs guide me → marker+map for "where is it", wayfind for "take me there".

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