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Soft-delete data from the RAG database — by session, project, or all. Data can be restored later.
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Basierend auf der SOC-Berufsklassifikation
First-time setup for the Claude RAG plugin — configure backend connection, test everything, show quick reference
Ask a question about past work and get a synthesized answer informed by conversation history from the RAG database
Browse past sessions, projects, and their events in the RAG database
Configure the Claude RAG plugin — connection, capture settings, RAG mode, privacy, and more
Search past conversations and tool results for relevant historical context. Use when the user references past work ("how did we do X", "remember when", "last time"), asks about project history, or when historical context from previous sessions would help with the current task.
Restore soft-deleted data in the RAG database — undo a previous forget/delete operation
| name | forget |
| description | Soft-delete data from the RAG database — by session, project, or all. Data can be restored later. |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
| allowed-tools | Bash(curl *), AskUserQuestion |
| argument-hint | [session-id | project-name | all] |
Delete data from the RAG database. Data is soft-deleted and can be restored.
Read the plugin config:
cat ~/.claude/plugins/claude-rag/config.json 2>/dev/null || echo '{"connection":{"endpoint":"https://api.clauderag.io"}}'
Determine scope from "$ARGUMENTS":
Use AskUserQuestion:
Always confirm first with AskUserQuestion:
If confirmed, list all projects and delete each:
curl -s <endpoint>/api/v1/projects
# For each project:
curl -s -X DELETE <endpoint>/api/v1/projects/<id>
curl -s -X DELETE <endpoint>/api/v1/sessions/<id>
curl -s <endpoint>/api/v1/projects
# Find matching project, then:
curl -s -X DELETE <endpoint>/api/v1/projects/<id>
After deletion, show:
/claude-rag:restore"Never hard-delete. Always use the DELETE endpoints which perform soft-delete.