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Search memory files for keywords, patterns, or categories. Returns structured results grouped by file with context.
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View and modify ConKeeper memory configuration settings. Use to adjust token budget, output style, and other preferences after memory initialization.
Initialize the file-based memory system for the current project. Creates the directory structure and starter files. Use when starting organized work on a new project.
Analyze session friction trends, success rates, and satisfaction patterns across sessions using Claude Code facets data. Read-only query tool for on-demand trend analysis.
Session retrospection using After Action Review methodology. Analyzes corrections, observations, and session activity to produce improvement recommendations. Use at end of sessions or after /memory-sync.
Synchronize current session state to memory files. Reviews conversation, updates relevant files, and confirms changes. Use at end of sessions or when significant progress has been made.
Capture current session state and generate a handoff prompt for seamless continuation in a new session. Use when context window is filling up, before ending a long session, or when explicitly requested.
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| name | memory-search |
| description | Search memory files for keywords, patterns, or categories. Returns structured results grouped by file with context. |
| triggers | ["/memory-search"] |
Search across memory files for keywords, patterns, or past decisions. Returns structured results grouped by file with line numbers and category tags.
Parse the user's invocation to extract the query and any flags:
/memory-search <query>
/memory-search --global <query>
/memory-search --sessions <query>
/memory-search --category <name> <query>
Flags can appear in any order relative to the query.
Run the search script via Bash:
bash "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT:-$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || echo .)}/tools/memory-search.sh" <parsed-args>
Pass the query and any flags (--global, --sessions, --category <name>) directly to the script.
Note: The corrections queue (.claude/memory/corrections-queue.md) is included in default project memory search scope.
--category, mention which category was usedIf the script returns "No results found", suggest broadening the search:
--global — include global memory (~/.claude/memory/)--sessions — include session history files (last 30 days)--category — if category filtering was used, try without it/memory-search "token budget"
/memory-search --global "naming convention"
/memory-search --sessions "authentication bug"
/memory-search --category decision "database"
/memory-search --category pattern --global "error handling"