Perform semantic search across MemPalace with knowledge graph cross-referencing.
npx skills add https://github.com/robwestz/memoryporter --skill search-robwestz
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: search Source: https://github.com/robwestz/memoryporter/tree/main/mempalace/.codex-plugin/skills/search Command: npx skills add https://github.com/robwestz/memoryporter --skill search-robwestz
This Skill streamlines the process of locating information within your MemPalace, making it quick and efficient to retrieve relevant memories, projects, and conversations.
Run the 'mempalace instructions search' command and follow the returned search instructions.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Yes, the semantic search cross-references information across your entire knowledge base. It locates references to specific projects or conversations from multiple files and retrieves all related information in a single query.
To perform a semantic search, run the 'mempalace instructions search' command and follow the returned instructions. This initiates a deep scan across your MemPalace to quickly find relevant information.
The best way to find specific conversations and projects is using semantic search with knowledge graph analysis. It parses metadata and cross-references data sources to retrieve all related information efficiently.
Semantic search requires an existing knowledge graph and associated metadata to parse. Your MemPalace must contain memories, projects, or conversations for the search to query and cross-reference effectively.
Yes, you can retrieve information from different sources in one query. The search integrates knowledge graph analysis for cross-referencing, allowing you to locate all references to a specific project across multiple files simultaneously.
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