Implement memory bank directly in Roo Code instead of configuring system instructions

[Githubguy132010]

What problem does this proposed feature solve?

Memory bank (See here: https://github.com/GreatScottyMac/roo-code-memory-bank) helps Roo code have a better project understanding by writing a detailed project brief. This way, Roo code has more context about your project. The memory bank is also updated on the fly. The problem is that you need to go out and configure Roo's system instructions (You have per mode instructions) and initialize Memory bank by asking Roo code to do it for you. Roo follows the instructions the user copy pasted in the system instructions box, and initializes memory bank. It does that in your project in the so called memory bank directory. You also need to add the memory bank directory to your .gitignore.

Describe the proposed solution in detail

It would be beneficial if we could make this simpler by adding a "Enable memory" toggle under the context section. This toggle would enable memory bank for you as described above. Roo will ask you for a project brief and initialize memory bank for you. By adding this toggle we could significantly enhance the user experience.

Technical considerations or implementation details (optional)

Implement a new toggle in the settings page under the "Context" section. When the toggle is turned on, a window pops up asking the user to provide a project brief. The user gives the project brief. After that, Roo code will initialize memory bank by:

• Downloading the required system prompts for each mode.
• Extracting the entire system prompts from the files.
• Adding each system prompt to the corresponding mode instructions.
• Using the project brief to create the nessecary files.
• Let the user review the created files and edit if needed.
• If everything went well, add the memory bank directory to .gitignore (Optionally hide the memory bank directory. Requires approval from user.) and tell the user memory bank is initialized.
• Ask the user what to do next.

Describe alternatives considered (if any)

Following the instructions at https://github.com/GreatScottyMac/roo-code-memory-bank. It works, but it is a tedious process and coders/programmers dont have time to do this. So my solution would be preffered.