search-memory

Semantic search of development memory episodes interprets natural language intent to surface relevant entries beyond exact keyword matching, reading frontmatter from your config repository to rank and return the most useful past debugging or project memories.

Semantic search for development memory locates past episodes by understanding query intent, ranking results by relevance and recency. It enumerates stored files using Glob, reads episode frontmatter for matching, and sorts returns by filename with the most recent first.

Yes, locating memory episodes requires the YW_CONFIG_REPO_PATH environment variable to find the configuration repository. Episodes must be stored under the domains/dev/memory/episodes directory structure for the search tooling to enumerate and read them.

Yes, you can set a user-defined limit to control how many memory episodes the semantic search returns. Results are sorted by filename with the most recent first, ensuring the most relevant and recent development memories surface within your specified limit.

The best way to recall past debugging sessions or technical decisions is querying your development memory episodes with natural language. Semantic search surfaces relevant episode metadata and summaries by understanding intent, saving time during project recall beyond exact keyword matching.