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Open the amem web dashboard. Use when the user wants to see their memories visually, browse the knowledge graph, or manage memories via a web UI.
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| name | dashboard |
| description | Open the amem web dashboard. Use when the user wants to see their memories visually, browse the knowledge graph, or manage memories via a web UI. |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
Launch the amem interactive web dashboard in the browser.
Run via Bash:
amem-cli dashboard
Tell the user the dashboard is opening at http://localhost:3333
Mention key features:
If port 3333 is in use, suggest:
amem-cli dashboard --port=8080
Persist a memory with intelligence — classify, dedupe against existing memories, store with metadata, and link to related entries. Use when the user says "remember this", "save this", "don't forget", "keep this", "save it", or equivalent intent in any language. Do NOT fire for file saves, git commits, or code persistence — only knowledge/memory persistence.
Load full memory context for the current task. Use automatically at the start of coding tasks to load corrections, decisions, and relevant background. Also use when switching topics mid-session.
Run health diagnostics on the amem memory database. Use when the user wants to check memory health, embedding coverage, stale memories, or diagnose issues.
Export all memories as markdown or to a file. Use when the user wants to back up, share, or review their memories outside of amem.
List all memories, optionally filtered by type. Use when the user wants to browse their stored memories or see what's in a specific category.
Search memories quickly. Use when the user asks "what do you remember about", "recall", "search memory", or wants to find past decisions, corrections, or context.