mem-search

Search previous sessions by topic, date, project, or type to recover past fixes. Review the returned IDs, expand the timeline around useful results, and fetch specific observation records for full context.

Cross-session memory retrieval searches persistent records to recover past work and decisions. It applies indexed search across observations, timelines, and prompts to answer questions about what changed or where a decision came from.

Yes, you can filter knowledge retrieval using project filters and date or type constraints. This targeted retrieval fetches only relevant observation records instead of loading entire session histories at once.

Apply timeline expansion to open a chronological view around a useful search result. This context expansion helps you understand exactly what happened before and after a specific past observation or decision.

The best way to recover decisions is to search persistent cross-session memory records by topic. Use the search, timeline expansion, and batched observation retrieval workflow to locate the exact prior solution or decision context.

No, you do not need to load all session history at once. The system uses targeted retrieval with batched observation fetching and project filters to return only the relevant records for your specific query.