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View statistics and recent entries from the persistent memory database. Shows session count, knowledge areas, facts, and recent activity.
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| name | memory-stats |
| description | View statistics and recent entries from the persistent memory database. Shows session count, knowledge areas, facts, and recent activity. |
Show statistics and recent entries from the persistent memory database.
When the user invokes /memory-stats, run these commands to show memory information:
PLUGIN_DIR="${PLUGIN_DIR:-$HOME/claude-turbo-search}"
"$PLUGIN_DIR/memory/memory-db.sh" stats
"$PLUGIN_DIR/memory/memory-db.sh" recent 5
Present the information clearly:
## Memory Database
| Type | Count |
|------|-------|
| Sessions | X |
| Knowledge areas | Y |
| Facts | Z |
## Recent Sessions
1. [date] - Summary of session 1
2. [date] - Summary of session 2
...
The user might ask for specific views:
/memory-stats facts - Show all facts/memory-stats knowledge - Show all knowledge areas/memory-stats search <query> - Search memoryFor these, use:
# Search
"$PLUGIN_DIR/memory/memory-db.sh" search "query"
Download the persistent memory database from your self-hosted dashboard into the current repo. Use after cloning a repo on a new machine to restore accumulated sessions, knowledge, facts, and embeddings for RAG/context.
Manually upload the persistent memory database to your self-hosted dashboard. Useful after directly running add-fact or add-knowledge — for normal session work, /remember already auto-pushes.
Save the current work session to persistent memory for future context. Summarizes accomplishments, tracks files modified, and stores learnings for cross-session continuity.
Interactive TUI knowledge graph viewer for the persistent memory database.
Show token economics comparing usage with turbo-search vs without. Demonstrates actual savings from search-first approach.
Index the current project for optimized search with QMD semantic search and fast file suggestions. Run this when entering a new codebase or after significant changes. Saves 60-80% tokens on exploration tasks.