Memories

save

memloom save "the staging database runs on Postgres"
memloom save --type procedure "to release: bump VERSION, tag, push"
memloom save --scope personal-life --tags family "my sister lives in Krakow"

With a key configured the belief pipeline runs: a duplicate merges, a rewording versions, and a contradiction keeps both memories active and reports a conflict id.

Type	Holds	Example
`fact`	A stable truth	the staging DB runs on Postgres
`preference`	How you like things done	prefers pnpm over npm
`episode`	A time-bound event	shipped the viewer on 2026-07-05
`procedure`	Reusable steps	to release: bump, tag, push

Outcomes are added, merged, versioned or conflict. --scope files the memory into a folder (created beforehand with memloom scopes add); without it the save lands in uncategorized and the classifier files it later. --tags a,b attaches free labels, lowercased.

A conflict is not an error. Both memories stay active until you settle it. See Conflicts.

recall

memloom recall "staging database"
memloom recall "ECONNREFUSED 54329"          # exact identifiers work well
memloom recall --scope personal-life "plans with my sister"
memloom recall --scope "*" "everything"      # deliberate cross-scope search

Searches memories and ingested files together, by meaning, exact words and entities, fused into one ranking. Results from files carry their source; every hit prints its folder and tags. Only active memories come back; superseded versions live in history. See Retrieval. --scope <path> searches that folder subtree plus uncategorized and global, and nothing else; --tags a,b keeps only memories carrying one of those tags. See Scopes.

update, history

memloom update <memory-id> "the corrected text"
memloom history <memory-id>

update writes a new version and leaves the old one in history. history prints the whole chain newest first, with * on the current version. Any version’s id works, so an id from an old note still finds the chain.

CLI

Commands

Connectors

save

recall

update, history

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save

recall

update, history