read_memory

Retrieve an org-roam memory node by UUID and return its title, content, and file path as JSON.

Updated Mar 29, 2024

Search Tags:#bash #retrieval #memory #json #org-roam #knowledge-management #uuid

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npx skills add https://github.com/addisonbeck/nix --skill read-memory-addisonbeck

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Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: read_memory
Source: https://github.com/addisonbeck/nix/tree/main/bobert/skills/read_memory
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/addisonbeck/nix --skill read-memory-addisonbeck

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires jq, and includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Retrieving a memory node from org-roam by UUID can be time-consuming when you need its core details quickly. This skill streamlines the process by returning the node's title, full content, and exact file path in a structured format.

Core Features & Use Cases

Read a memory node by UUID and receive a JSON payload with id, title, content, and file.
Gracefully report errors when a node cannot be found and avoid breaking the workflow.
Integrate with memory-centric workflows to quickly access knowledge by ID during research or note-taking sessions.

Quick Start

Provide a UUID and I will return the memory node's title, content, and file path.

Frequently Asked Questions about read_memory

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I retrieve an org-roam memory node by UUID?▼

To retrieve an org-roam memory node by UUID, provide the UUID to the skill and it returns a structured JSON payload containing the node's title, full content, and absolute file path.

What is the best way to fetch org-roam knowledge by ID during research?▼

Fetching org-roam knowledge by ID is best handled by passing the node's UUID to retrieve its core details instantly, avoiding manual searches and streamlining your research workflow.

Do I need jq installed to read org-roam memory nodes by ID?▼

Yes, you need the jq dependency installed to read org-roam memory nodes by ID, as the underlying bash script relies on it to parse and emit the structured JSON output.

How does the system handle a missing org-roam node when fetching by UUID?▼

When handling a missing org-roam node during a UUID fetch, the system gracefully reports the error in the JSON response, ensuring your knowledge-management workflow does not break.

What data format is returned when reading a memory node from org-roam?▼

Reading a memory node from org-roam returns a structured JSON format that includes four specific fields: id, title, content, and file, providing the exact file path and full text.