export

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.

Argument parsing

• --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 header
  • consult — the same content prefixed by a coherence-review rubric, ready to paste into Kimi/Qwen/Opus (alongside /consult) for a canon audit
  • json — 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 canonical

Execution

1. Parse the arguments above.
2. Call mori-export_canon with project / type / format / include_working.
3. If --output <path> was given, write the returned string to that path and report the path + size; otherwise present the export directly.
4. For --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).