serve
Run the store daemon in the foreground: the HTTP API on 4319, the viewer, and (on the
embedded tier) the Postgres wire on 54329. With MEMLOOM_PG_URL set, the daemon connects
to your Postgres instead and skips the wire bridge. The daemon is the single owner of the
store; every other command talks to it over HTTP (and auto-starts it when needed). Ctrl+C
to stop.
Reads ~/.memloom/config.env at startup; real environment variables win over the file. After
editing the config, restart the daemon to pick up changes.
The terminal logs every request twice: an arrow on arrival and a closing line with status and
duration. It also warns when a Postgres wire client connects and pauses the API.
stop
Stop the running daemon gracefully: closes the HTTP and Postgres servers and releases the
store lock. Prints a notice when no daemon is running.
One command requires a stopped daemon because it opens the store directly:
reembed.
Open the viewer in your browser, starting the daemon first if needed: graph, assistant,
memories, documents, schema, conflicts, console.
init
First-run setup: creates ~/.memloom with a commented config.env template and starts the
daemon. Set OPENROUTER_API_KEY in the config for real embeddings, dedup, and entity
extraction, then restart the daemon.
init is idempotent. Running it on an existing setup just ensures the daemon is up and the
store is ready.