status

To check memory health and capacity, run the status command to view a dashboard displaying line counts, topic files, capacity usage, and stale entries for MEMORY.md and CLAUDE.md files. It analyzes memory usage against defined health thresholds and identifies stale references to non-existent files.

A stale entry in memory files is a reference to a non-existent file. You can identify stale entries by running the status command, which scans MEMORY.md and CLAUDE.md files, detects these invalid references, and provides recommendations for cleanup and optimization.

You can monitor line counts and topic files by running the memory status dashboard command. It displays key metrics including line count, topic files, and capacity usage, offering a clear visual and textual representation of memory usage against defined limits.

Yes, the memory health dashboard works with CLAUDE.md files. It monitors and reports on the health and capacity of memory systems by analyzing usage against defined health thresholds specifically for both MEMORY.md and CLAUDE.md files.

You should check memory status before running large data processing tasks to ensure sufficient capacity and identify potential issues. The status command provides a comprehensive overview of memory health, helping you manage data storage effectively and avoid stale references.

The memory health monitoring scripts analyze line counts, topic files, capacity, and stale entries in MEMORY.md and CLAUDE.md files. Limitations include dependency on defined health thresholds and the scope of detecting only stale references to non-existent files for optimization recommendations.