qavr-status

You can check learned memory system status by running a diagnostic command that outputs a concise report consolidating mode, interaction counts, top memories by Q-value, and configuration settings into a single readable snapshot.

You can monitor memory interactions and warm state progress per context by running a diagnostic status command. The output displays per-context details, showing interaction counts, current mode, and progress toward warming for each tracked context.

Yes, you can view diagnostic data for a single context by specifying the context name when running the diagnostic command. This narrows the output to show only the interactions, mode, and top memories for that targeted context.

A Q-value memory diagnostic report includes total memories tracked, warm and cold states, per-context interaction counts, and a list of the highest-Q memories with their IDs and visit counts for each warm context.

Yes, you need access to local QAVR data stores and configuration files to run memory diagnostics. The diagnostic tool reads these local stores to consolidate system status, interaction counts, and configuration into a readable snapshot.

The best way to display top memories across multiple contexts is to run a diagnostic status command, which lists the highest-Q memories per warm context alongside their memory IDs and visit counts in a single consolidated overview.