Search memory and issues directories for past tasks by keyword.
npx skills add https://github.com/ukwhatn/.claude --skill findmem
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: findmem Source: https://github.com/ukwhatn/.claude/tree/main/skills/findmem Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ukwhatn/.claude --skill findmem
Memory directories contain scattered artifacts from past work; this skill enables quick cross-referencing of past tasks and issues by keyword, saving time on knowledge retrieval.
Search memory for a keyword with /findmem <keyword> to retrieve related past tasks and issues.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To search past tasks and issues by keyword, use a single or multi-keyword query to scan memory/ and issues/ directories. The tool retrieves matching records and presents concise results with directory context for quick retrospective review.
Cross-referencing past work artifacts for knowledge reuse is best handled by scanning scattered memory directories with AND-style multi-keyword search. This refines results to locate specific past tasks and issues, saving time on knowledge retrieval.
Yes, you can use multiple keywords to refine memory search results for incident analysis. The tool supports AND-style multi-keyword queries, allowing you to narrow down past tasks and issues stored across memory and issues directories.
Keyword search works for both memory and issues directories. The tool scans both locations simultaneously when processing a query, locating relevant past records and reporting matches with their directory context to support quick review.
A limitation of retrieving past records from memory directories is that the tool relies on keyword matching within memory/ and issues/. It provides concise results with directory context, but does not perform semantic search or deep reasoning on the stored artifacts.
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