memory-cli-ops

Use memory-cli with `episode create` to start a new episode, then manage it with `episode list` to view all episodes and `episode view` to inspect details. The CLI supports global options like `--format` to output in human, JSON, or YAML formats, and `--verbose` for detailed operation logs.

Debug command failures by using `--verbose` to see detailed logs, `--dry-run` to preview actions without executing them, and check `health` to verify storage synchronization. Review CLI output in your preferred format (`--format json` or `--format yaml`) to interpret errors clearly.

Use `pattern search` to find patterns across episodes and `storage` subcommands to manage data persistence. Run `memory-cli storage` with actions like `list` to view storage state, and use `backup` to create snapshots before major operations.

Yes. Use the `-c` or `--config` global option to specify a config file, then manage settings with the `config` subcommand. View current configuration with `config view` and validate setup with `health check` before running workflows.

Memory-cli provides `episode` for workflow tracking, `pattern` for analysis, `storage` for persistence, `config` for settings, `health` for diagnostics, `backup` for snapshots, `monitor` for real-time status, and `logs` for operation history. Use `completion` to enable shell autocompletion.

Execute workflows with `episode` commands and use `log-step` to record individual actions within an episode. Combine with `--verbose` and `logs` subcommand to review the complete execution history and troubleshoot complex sequences.