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Display current memory system configuration and settings
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Display current memory system configuration and settings
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Basado en la clasificación ocupacional SOC
Detect content drift of an operator's scaffolded sanctum files (BOND, CAPABILITIES, CREED, INDEX, LORE, MEMORY, PERSONA, PULSE) against the evolving reference templates, and surface recommended add/remove WITH rationale — never a silent overwrite. Use on a session-start drift check, after the reference templates change, or when the operator asks whether their sanctum is current.
Check ai-memory system status and collection stats
Check ai-memory system status and collection stats
Manually save current session context to ai-memory
Search ai-memory for relevant stored memories
Search ai-memory for relevant stored memories
| name | aim-settings |
| description | Display current memory system configuration and settings |
| allowed-tools | Read |
Display the current configuration of the AI Memory Module, including collections, types, thresholds, token budgets, and service endpoints.
# Show all memory settings
/aim-settings
# Show specific section
/aim-settings --section collections
/aim-settings --section types
/aim-settings --section thresholds
/aim-settings --section services
/aim-settings --section agents
Shows the 3 Memory System V2.0 collections:
Organized by collection:
implementation, error_fix, refactor, file_patternrule, guideline, port, naming, structuredecision, session, blocker, preference, contextShows connection details for:
Shows token allocation per BMAD agent:
# View complete configuration
/aim-settings
# Check current thresholds
/aim-settings --section thresholds
# View service endpoints
/aim-settings --section services
# Check agent token budgets
/aim-settings --section agents
# View all memory types
/aim-settings --section types
Configuration is managed by src/memory/config.py:
from src.memory.config import get_config, AGENT_TOKEN_BUDGETS, get_agent_token_budget
# Get configuration singleton
config = get_config()
# Access settings
print(f"Qdrant: {config.qdrant_host}:{config.qdrant_port}")
print(f"Similarity threshold: {config.similarity_threshold}")
print(f"Max retrievals: {config.max_retrievals}")
# Get agent-specific token budget
budget = get_agent_token_budget("architect") # Returns 1500
Configuration can be customized via environment variables or .env file:
# Core thresholds
SIMILARITY_THRESHOLD=0.7 # Retrieval relevance cutoff
DEDUP_THRESHOLD=0.95 # Duplicate detection sensitivity
MAX_RETRIEVALS=10 # Results per search
TOKEN_BUDGET=4000 # Context injection limit (per BP-039)
# Service endpoints
QDRANT_HOST=localhost
QDRANT_PORT=26350
EMBEDDING_HOST=127.0.0.1
EMBEDDING_PORT=28080
MONITORING_HOST=localhost
MONITORING_PORT=28000
# Logging
LOG_LEVEL=INFO # DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL
LOG_FORMAT=json # json or text
# Collection size limits
COLLECTION_SIZE_WARNING=10000
COLLECTION_SIZE_CRITICAL=50000
Settings are loaded in this order (highest priority first):
.env file in project rootThe skill displays configuration in organized sections with:
/aim-search - Use these settings for memory search/aim-status - Check system health and statistics