brain-search

To surface prior decisions and context, query the brain-search with a topic like "What do we know about Acme?" to retrieve relevant entities, files, and relationships. It scans brain regions like HIPPOCAMPUS and MEMORY.md, ranking hits using frontmatter metadata.

The best way to preload brain context is to prompt the brain-search with a brief query. It identifies relevant entities and context across brain regions like SENSORY-CORTEX and MEMORY.md, ensuring you avoid pulling in outdated decisions before drafting communications or analyses.

Yes, you can search for specific entities, people, and companies across brain regions. Brain-search supports decision hygiene by surfacing prior decisions and their relationships for quick reference, using frontmatter metadata to rank the relevance of the hits.

Brain-search does not rely on external dependencies. It operates internally, ranking context hits by respecting frontmatter metadata stored within brain regions such as SENSORY-CORTEX, MOTOR-CORTEX, HIPPOCAMPUS, and MEMORY.md.

You should use entity-search when starting sessions where context is incomplete, new topics arise, or pre-loading memory is needed. It surfaces relevant brain files and prior decisions before you draft proposals, communications, or analyses, reducing duplicate work.

Brain-search scans the wiki-graph and MEMORY.md to identify relevant brain files and surface prior context before you start writing. This prevents pulling in outdated decisions and ensures you have the correct entity context and relationships loaded.