memory-stats

To view recent activity and session counts in your memory database, use the /memory-stats command. It extracts usage details from the persistent memory database to display session counts, knowledge areas, facts, and recent activity clearly.

Tracking knowledge areas and facts across multiple conversations requires querying the persistent memory database. The memory-stats skill leverages memory-db.sh to monitor captured topics and review the latest notes added for context continuity.

Retrieve recent facts from the memory database by invoking the /memory-stats command. It leverages memory-db.sh search and recent capabilities to produce a structured recent activity log of the latest facts and notes added to memory.

You can get a quick overview of memory usage stats without complex queries by using the memory-stats skill. It applies the memory-db.sh script's stats capabilities to instantly view sessions, knowledge areas, facts, and recent activity.

Memory-stats works directly with the memory-db.sh script to extract session insights. It leverages the script's stats, recent, and search capabilities to produce structured output for Claude's response, improving context management.

You need to check persistent memory stats when you require quick visibility into session counts and recent activity for context continuity. Reviewing memory stats helps improve context management and track knowledge areas across multiple conversations.