| name | read-working-memory |
| description | Load today's Working Memory briefing at session start. Shows your current focus areas, priorities, and recent knowledge changes across all AI tools. |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
Read Working Memory
Start every session with context. Use Context Bundle when owner identity, AI Identity, active scope, or rules could matter; it includes Working Memory. Use Working Memory alone for the lighter daily briefing.
When to Use
At session start:
- Beginning of a new conversation
- Returning to a project after a break
- When context about recent work would help
During session:
- User asks "what am I working on?" or "what's my context?"
- User references recent priorities or decisions
- Need to understand what has been happening across tools
Skip when:
- Already loaded this session
- User explicitly wants a fresh start
- Working on an isolated, context-independent task
Usage
nmem --json context --source-app pi
If the runtime already knows the current project or agent lane, add --space "<space name>". Multi-agent orchestrators can set NMEM_AGENT_ID="<agent-slug>" before launching the child agent. Add NMEM_SPACE only when that whole run should override the identity's default space. Use NMEM_HOST_AGENT_ID only for advanced external aliases.
For only Working Memory:
nmem --json wm read
What You'll Find
- Active Focus Areas: Topics you're currently engaged with, ranked by recent activity
- Priorities: Items flagged as important or needing attention
- Unresolved Flags: Contradictions, stale information, or items needing verification
- Recent Activity: What changed in your knowledge base since the last briefing
- Deep Links: References to specific memories for further exploration
How to Use This Context
- Read once at session start. Don't re-read unless asked.
- If Context Bundle was already loaded and includes Working Memory, do not read Working Memory again.
- If the task is clearly a continuation, review, regression, release, or prior-decision question, move directly into
search-memory after the briefing.
- Reference naturally when it connects to the current task.
- Share only the parts relevant to what the user is working on.
- Insights saved in other tools (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex) appear here automatically.
If the response includes exists: false, mention there's no briefing yet and continue.
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