nowledge-mem-guide
Cross-AI personal knowledge graph memory (Nowledge Mem). Stores memories from this tool, Claude Code, Cursor, browser capture, imported documents, and more. Use when: (1) the user asks about prior work, decisions, preferences, people, dates, plans, or todos, (2) the user references something discussed before or says "remind me" / "what did we decide" / "what was I working on", (3) the conversation produces a decision, preference, plan, or learning worth keeping, (4) the user wants to browse recent activity or explore how ideas connect, (5) the user asks about a past conversation or wants to find a specific thread.
What this skill does
# Nowledge Mem ## Search (memory_search) Use natural language queries. This is semantic search, not file search. - "database choice for task events" (not "MEMORY.md" or file paths) - "meeting with Sarah about API redesign" - "deployment procedure for production" Results include `matchedVia` (scoring breakdown), `importance`, `labels`, `sourceThreadId`. When results include `relatedThreads`, use `nowledge_mem_thread_fetch` with the `threadId` for full conversation context. Start with a small page; fetch more via `offset` + `limit` only when needed. Bi-temporal filters narrow results by time: - `event_date_from` / `event_date_to` — when the fact happened - `recorded_date_from` / `recorded_date_to` — when it was saved ## Save (nowledge_mem_save) Save proactively when the conversation produces a durable fact, preference, decision, plan, procedure, learning, event, or important context. Do not wait to be asked. Structure saves: - `unit_type`: fact | preference | decision | plan | procedure | learning | context | event - `labels`: lowercase-hyphenated topic tags - `importance`: 0.0-1.0 (most: 0.5; key decisions/preferences: 0.7-0.9) - `event_start` / `event_end`: ISO dates when temporal Skip trivial exchanges, greetings, and meta-conversation about memory itself. ## Connections (nowledge_mem_connections) Pass a `memoryId` from search results to explore related memories, evolution chains, and source documents. Edge types: EVOLVES, CRYSTALLIZED_FROM, SOURCED_FROM, MENTIONS. ## Timeline (nowledge_mem_timeline) Browse recent activity grouped by day. Filter by `event_type` or exact `date_from` / `date_to` range. ## Threads (nowledge_mem_thread_search + nowledge_mem_thread_fetch) Find past conversations by keyword, then progressively fetch messages. Threads span all sources: this tool, other AI tools, browser capture, imports. ## Startup Context (nowledge_mem_context) Read Context Bundle when identity, active space, active rules, or current priorities matter. Older `nmem` clients fall back to the user's Working Memory briefing. Patch a specific Working Memory section with `patch_section` + `patch_content`/`patch_append` when the conversation updates a priority or resolves a flag. ## Important - Search uses natural language queries, not file paths. Never search for "MEMORY.md" or "memory/*.md". - When `relatedThreads` appear in results, they often contain the most useful context. - Use tools directly; do not tell the user to "check your memory."
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