What problem does it solve? When using mem0 memory tools, memories can be scoped to a project, a session, or globally across all projects. Without a clear way to inspect or change the default scope, users risk saving memories to the wrong context or searching the wrong memory set. ## Core Features & Use Cases - View current scope: Reads the default_scope value from ~/.mem0/settings.json and displays which of the three scopes (project, session, global) is active, along with the current user, project, and session identity. - Change default scope: Updates the default_scope key in the settings file while preserving all other existing settings such as auto_save, search_limit, and global_search. - Use Case: You are working in a shared repository and want memories saved during this conversation to stay isolated to this run only. Run the scope change to session so subsequent memory saves and searches are filtered by the current run_id. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to change the default memory scope to session so memories are isolated to this conversation.