Search five memory layers for relevant memories with read-only access.
npx skills add https://github.com/HHU3637kr/skills --skill exp-search
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: exp-search Source: https://github.com/HHU3637kr/skills/tree/main/exp-search Command: npx skills add https://github.com/HHU3637kr/skills --skill exp-search
Quickly locating relevant memories across multiple layers is essential to avoid repeating mistakes and accelerate complex work.
Use the search command '/exp-search <keyword>' to retrieve matching memories.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
A unified memory search queries across five layers—experience, knowledge, SOP, tools, and auto memory—to retrieve relevant project context. It ensures fast, accurate matching while maintaining strictly read-only access to all sources, preventing accidental overwrites during complex task preparation.
The best way is to execute a keyword-based search across experience, knowledge, SOP, tools, and auto memory layers. This read-only approach quickly matches your issue against stored standard operating procedures and past knowledge, ensuring you find relevant context without modifying the source data.
Yes, you can use a read-only memory search to review project context without modifying stored data. It queries across knowledge, experience, and SOP layers with fast lookup and accurate matching, ensuring safe retrieval of historical context without writing to or altering any memory sources.
Locate relevant tools and auto memory by running a keyword search across five memory layers. This read-only operation matches your query against stored tools and automatically generated memory, providing fast lookup of necessary resources and context to kick off complex tasks safely.
Yes, a read-only memory search supports querying across both experience and knowledge layers. It performs fast, accurate matching against experience, knowledge, SOP, tools, and auto memory simultaneously, ensuring you retrieve comprehensive historical context without write access to any source.
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