search-memory

To search project memory, you can query stored observations, decisions, and problems using a simple syntax. The system applies filters by type, project, file, concept, and date to surface relevant memories without scanning histories manually.

Yes, you can filter project memories across all projects or a single project. The query system supports filtering by entry type, project name, specific file, concept, and date to provide targeted insights.

The best way to find unresolved problems is to browse the project memory dossiers. You can query the memory index specifically for unresolved problems and next steps across your projects to locate the relevant entries.

Progressive disclosure in project memory queries uses a two-tier index approach. It loads only the details for matched entries rather than the entire history, which saves tokens and speeds up search results.

No, you do not need to scan the entire history manually to locate a decision. You can run a memory search query with filters applied by project, file, and date to quickly find the specific decision entry.