xray

To audit Claude Code auto-memory, use the xray command to scan local memory directories and read individual memories. It inspects stored memory entries to improve transparency and reliability across projects.

Listing installed Oracle skills is done by running the xray command, which reads frontmatter metadata to generate a skill inventory. It displays installed skill profiles and their current status for verification purposes.

Yes, you can review retrospective session logs across projects using the xray command. It accesses session history data to show retrospectives and session logs, allowing you to verify past interactions and project data.

Yes, xray works by implementing memory scanning and skill listing via local memory directories and frontmatter metadata. It inspects these local storage mechanisms to audit auto-memory, verify skills, and review session history.

To inspect individual memories stored by Claude Code, execute the xray command to trigger memory scanning. It reads the local memory directories and surfaces individual memory entries for detailed auditing and review.

Auditing Claude Code session history and auto-memory improves system reliability and transparency. By scanning memory and reviewing retrospectives, you can verify skill status, understand past interactions, and ensure data accuracy across projects.