ome-memory

name	ome-memory
version	1.0.0
description	Inspect local Oh My Engine memory and adopted learnings.
author	oh-my-engine
tags	["ome","memory","action"]
allowed-tools	Bash(ome memory view:*)

ome-memory

Action command — execute, do not narrate. When the user invokes this command, you MUST do the following before any other reasoning or commentary:

1. Run this shell command exactly (substitute $ARGUMENTS with whatever the user passed, empty if none):

   ome memory view $ARGUMENTS
   

2. Show the raw output to the user.

3. Add commentary ONLY after the output is shown, and only if the user explicitly asks.

Do NOT print the Reference section below unless the user asks "how do I use this". The user invoked this command to see memory inspection results, not docs.

Claude Code fast path — the line below starting with ! is pre-executed automatically. Other agents: ignore the leading ! and run the bare command via your shell tool, following the instructions above.

!ome memory view $ARGUMENTS

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Reference (only show when the user asks)

Underlying CLI: ome memory view

Supported --type values (v1):

• recall (default) - active context for future work: preferences, adopted learnings, generated skills, and execution directives
• history / executions - execution history records
• preferences
• learnings
• adopted-learnings
• skill-candidates
• generated-skills

Other flags:

• --workflow <name> — filter execution records by workflow
• --scope <user|project> — filter preferences by scope
• --project-root <path> — override the project root
• --format text|json — output format (default text)

Examples:

ome memory view
ome history view --workflow spec
ome memory view --type history --workflow spec
ome memory view --type preferences --scope user
ome memory view --type learnings
ome memory view --type skill-candidates
ome memory view --format json
ome history view --format json

Note: memory view is read-only and focused on active recall. Execution logs are history; use ome history view when you want run records.

For deeper docs see .ome/skills/ome-memory/SKILL.md or run ome memory view --help.