read-working-memory

name	read-working-memory
description	Load today's Working Memory briefing at session start. Shows your current focus areas, priorities, and recent knowledge changes across all AI tools.

Read Working Memory

Start every session with context. Use Context Bundle when owner identity, AI Identity, active scope, or rules could matter; it includes Working Memory. Use Working Memory alone for the lighter daily briefing.

When to Use

At session start:

• Beginning of a new conversation
• Returning to a project after a break
• When context about recent work would help

During session:

• User asks "what am I working on?" or "what's my context?"
• User references recent priorities or decisions
• Need to understand what has been happening across tools

Skip when:

• Already loaded this session
• User explicitly wants a fresh start
• Working on an isolated, context-independent task

Usage

nmem --json context --source-app omp

If the runtime already knows the current project or agent lane, add --space "<space name>". Multi-agent orchestrators can set NMEM_AGENT_ID="<agent-slug>" before launching the child agent. Add NMEM_SPACE only when that whole run should override the identity's default space. Use NMEM_HOST_AGENT_ID only for advanced external aliases.

For only Working Memory:

nmem --json wm read

What You'll Find

• Active Focus Areas: Topics you're currently engaged with, ranked by recent activity
• Priorities: Items flagged as important or needing attention