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Bundle the canonical memory set into one structured Markdown document for external-LLM review, audit, or dashboard download.
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Based on SOC occupation classification
Strategic guidance from the advisor model on a question, with optional focus area and depth. Use before consequential decisions or to review a plan.
Session bootstrap — loads shared memories and team standards from the Mori server. Use at session start, or after a context compaction with --post-compact.
Ranked full-text search and browse over the shared memory store. Use to recall past decisions, patterns, or project context.
Runs the dream pipeline that distils session events into durable memories. Use to flush undreamed events or check dream status.
Bootstraps the memory store from existing material (repos, PDFs, transcripts). Use to seed memory from a project or document.
Inter-agent messaging — send tasks, questions, and decisions to other Mori agents over NATS
| name | export |
| description | Bundle the canonical memory set into one structured Markdown document for external-LLM review, audit, or dashboard download. |
If the Mori server is unreachable (a tool call returns a connection error, ECONNREFUSED, or timeout), do not show a stack trace. Tell the user the Mori server appears to be down and that a running Mori server is required. Point them to the quickstart at https://github.com/fjwood69/mori#quickstart and suggest checking the server URL in plugin settings. Then stop.
When the user runs /export, call mori-export_canon with the parsed arguments and present the result. Internal provenance/PII is stripped by the server by default — the export is safe to upload to an external model.
--project <name> — filter to a project tag (e.g. mori, bifrost)--type <type> — filter by memory type (decision, pattern, standard, …)--format <fmt> — one of:
standard (default) — grouped, readable Markdown with a reproducibility pin headerconsult — the same content prefixed by a coherence-review rubric, ready to paste into Kimi/Qwen/Opus (alongside /consult) for a canon auditjson — raw structured JSON--output <path> — write the result to a file instead of returning it inline--include-working — include working-tier memories as well as canonicalmori-export_canon with project / type / format / include_working.--output <path> was given, write the returned string to that path and report the path + size; otherwise present the export directly.--format consult, tell the user it's ready to paste into an external model alongside /consult for a coherence audit (the rubric scores internal coherence — contradictions, redundancy, clarity — not whether claims match the live codebase).