session-search

You can search past workspace decisions by querying an indexed SQLite FTS5 narrative memory store using specific terms to retrieve historical context, session records, and learnings. The system returns ranked results with source, date, brand, and highlighted snippets.

Narrative memory search is the process of retrieving indexed session history, decisions, snapshots, learnings, and events from a workspace. It applies to historical context discovery tasks involving brand operations, previous discussions, and session records.

Yes, historical retrieval supports filtered querying by specific terms, type, brand, and date within the SQLite FTS5 memory store. This allows targeted discovery of past decisions and events relevant to specific operational contexts.

Yes, retrieving past workspace decisions and session records requires access to an indexed SQLite FTS5 memory store. This database infrastructure is necessary to perform the narrative memory search and return ranked historical results.

The best way to find what was previously decided about a campaign strategy is to use a session search tool to query the workspace memory index. It summarizes available historical evidence from past sessions and decisions.

Historical retrieval results return readable outputs containing source, date, brand, and highlighted snippets instead of raw database output. This format ensures past decisions and learnings are immediately usable for operators.