// Cross-session memory via Reflexio server. Search is automatic (hook-injected before every response). Use reflexio_publish tool to flush corrections and learnings immediately. Manual search fallback via exec if hook injection is empty.
| name | reflexio |
| description | Cross-session memory via Reflexio server. Search is automatic (hook-injected before every response). Use reflexio_publish tool to flush corrections and learnings immediately. Manual search fallback via exec if hook injection is empty. |
Reflexio remembers corrections and preferences from past conversations. A hook automatically searches Reflexio before every response and injects relevant context — you don't need to do anything for retrieval.
User Profiles — facts about the user: expertise, preferences, environment, constraints.
User Playbooks — behavioral corrections from past sessions:
Agent Playbooks — shared corrections aggregated from all agent instances.
A hook runs reflexio search on every user message and injects matching profiles and playbooks as context before your response. No action needed.
If no context appears for a task — the hook may not have found results, or the server may be starting. Run a manual search:
reflexio search "<the user's task or request>"
If the command fails with a connection error and REFLEXIO_URL is unset or points to localhost, the plugin will start the server automatically. If it points to a remote server, report the issue to the user.
reflexio_publish)Conversations are automatically published to Reflexio at session end and periodically mid-session. For high-signal moments, call the reflexio_publish tool to flush immediately:
The Reflexio server handles extraction (profiles, playbooks) from the published conversations. You don't need to structure the data — just publish, and the server does the rest.
Run lint checks (ruff for Python, Biome for TS/JS), type checks (pyright for Python, tsc for TS/JS), and the standard pytest tiers (unit + e2e + tests skipped during pre-commit). Investigates failures to determine if they are application bugs or test issues, and fixes application bugs rather than weakening tests. Does not run paid-LLM real-API tests or scenario probes from the test-* command family.
Captures user facts and procedural corrections into .reflexio/ so the agent learns across sessions. Use when: (1) user states a preference, fact, config, or constraint; (2) user corrects the agent and confirms the fix with an explicit 'good'/'perfect' or by moving on without re-correcting for 1-2 turns; (3) at start of a user turn, to retrieve relevant facts and playbooks from past sessions.
Run a full-sweep consolidation over all .reflexio/ files — TTL sweep + n-way cluster merge. Use when the user asks to 'clean up reflexio', 'consolidate memory', 'deduplicate playbooks', or suspects drift across sessions.
Captures user facts and procedural corrections into .reflexio/ so the agent learns across sessions. Use when: (1) user states a preference, fact, config, or constraint; (2) user corrects the agent and confirms the fix with an explicit 'good'/'perfect' or by moving on without re-correcting for 1-2 turns; (3) at start of a user turn, to retrieve relevant facts and playbooks from past sessions.
Git commit workflow with precommit hook handling, lint/type checking, README updates, and API reference updates. Use when the user wants to commit changes. Handles precommit hooks that modify files (formatting, linting) by re-staging and retrying. Runs ruff lint and pyright type checks on staged Python files, and Biome lint and tsc type checks on staged TS/JS files, fixing all errors. Fixes failing unit tests automatically before committing. Updates README code maps if needed. Updates API reference docs when client.py or service_schemas.py changed. Does not push.
Create high-quality pull requests via gh pr create. Use when the user wants to create a PR, submit a PR, open a pull request, submit for review, or push changes for review. Triggers on: create a pr, create-pr, submit a pr, open a pull request, submit for review, make a pr, gh pr create.