memory

To reduce token usage during a Second Brain memory session, toggle the memory level to light or off mode. This adjusts vault loading and auto-logging to preserve tokens while minimizing data retention.

The best way to disable memory logging for privacy-sensitive tasks is to set the session memory level to off. This prevents auto-logging and minimizes data retention within your Second Brain vault.

Memory level configuration works by reading and writing a memory_level setting in the ~/.second-brain/config.json file. This config-driven mechanism toggles full, light, or off modes to control vault loading and auto-logging per session.

Yes, you can enable full memory auto-logging for long-running research projects by setting the memory level to full. This ensures all actions and decisions are captured in the Second Brain vault for complete context retention.

Yes, you need the ~/.second-brain/config.json file to manage Second Brain memory usage. The Skill reads and writes the memory_level parameter within this JSON file to apply the full, light, or off configuration per session.