The names are just suggestions, and this is a quality-of-life idea for non-spontaneous casters. Naturally, I don't know if it's technically doable.
@spellsave : Store in the character data object the current arrangement of spells to memorize at each level.
@spellrecall: Load into the spells to be memorized at each level the spells previously saved.
Ideally and if also doable, the PC could have some number of multiple stored arrangements (perhaps 3?). @spellsave 3 would then be the form of the command to store the current configuration in place #3 and @spellrecall 3 would load that configuration.
This would allow a caster to swap easily between spells depending on the situation she is preparing for. And switch back later. It also would help when casters have slot items they equip and unequip, causing them to have to remember to configure the lost spell slot again before resting. Likewise for in-game effects that cause temporary spell slot loss such as level drain.
Example:
A PC has a set of spells she prefers to use when tanking against the Cursed Swordsmen. She configures all her slots, and before (or after) resting types
@spellsave 1
Now if she wants all her spell slots configured that way in the future, she just types
@spellrecall 1
If she is going to be a buffbot for an encounter against the trolls, she might
@spellsave 2
And later
@spellrecall 2
But even just one such "default" configuration would be helpful if the command can't allow for several arrangements.
