slm-switch-profile

You can isolate memory contexts by switching between memory profiles, which maintains separate knowledge bases with independent databases and graphs for different projects. This prevents cross-contamination of memories, graphs, and patterns across work or client environments.

Managing multiple isolated memory spaces involves creating, listing, and activating separate memory profiles for each client or team. Each activated profile maintains its own independent database and knowledge graph to ensure strict context isolation.

Yes, switching memory profiles requires a local SuperLocalMemory V3 installation. This local setup provides the foundational environment needed to execute profile management commands and maintain strict isolation guarantees across separate memory spaces.

Profile switching works by activating a specific memory profile, which instantly transitions your active memory space to an isolated environment with its own database. This allows you to quickly move between work, personal, or client contexts without mixing stored knowledge graphs.

Available commands include switch-profile to activate a specific memory space, --create to generate a new isolated profile, and list-profiles to view all existing contexts. These commands enable full lifecycle management of your isolated memory databases.

You should use separate memory profiles in multi-profile scenarios like consulting for different clients, separating work and personal tasks, or managing distinct team initiatives. This prevents cross-contamination of patterns and knowledge graphs across unrelated project contexts.