memory-reviewer

Run the memory-reviewer audit, which fetches up to 200 memories for the active project and compares entries within each metadata type using noun-overlap detection. It reports near-duplicate pairs with their memory IDs so you can consolidate them.

The reviewer groups memories by metadata type and scans for opposing facts about the same topic, such as conflicting database choices. Contradictions are listed with both memory IDs so you can resolve them with the dream consolidation command.

No, the reviewer is strictly read-only. It only reports issues like duplicates, contradictions, and stale entries; actual consolidation or deletion is handled separately by the dream command after you review the findings.

A memory is flagged as stale when its created_at timestamp is older than 180 days with no updates. Low-confidence entries below 0.3 and memories missing a metadata type are also flagged during the audit.

The scan caps at 200 memories per run, so very large memory stores may not be fully covered. Duplicate detection relies on noun-overlap heuristics, which can miss paraphrased duplicates or produce occasional false positives.