location

Location context is kept private on-device by reading local state from the ~/.claude-mind directory. It uses built-in tools to retrieve current coordinates or place names, ensuring your location data never leaves your machine.

Yes, you can review location history by reading the JSONL logs stored in the ~/.claude-mind state directory. This allows you to access recent location logs and identify travel patterns or frequent contexts for analysis.

Use the terroir command to surface rich location context including place name, time of day, weather, and nearby points of interest. It reads from local state to provide historical patterns for your current location.

Retrieve your current location context to ground conversations in your actual position. By determining whether you are at home or a cafe, you can tailor AI responses, reminders, and scheduling decisions based on your surroundings.

No external dependencies are required. The tool operates entirely on-device using built-in tools and reads local state from the ~/.claude-mind directory, keeping location data private without needing external API keys.

Run the get-location command from the local system bin directory to fetch current coordinates or a place name. This provides real-time location context to ground your AI conversations in your actual position.