Use `ee` (Eidetic Engine) for durable, local-first agent memory. Use when getting context before a task (`ee pack`; `ee context` is the soft-deprecated alias), capturing rules (`ee remember`), searching prior memory (`ee search`), explaining selection (`ee why`), distilling procedural rules (`ee curate`), importing cass sessions, checking advisory command-risk memory (`ee preflight`), resuming a session (`ee resume`), sharing team memory (`ee team`), or wiring ee into Claude Code / Codex hooks.