Guides
Curating memory
The day-to-day workflow for turning candidates into trusted, durable knowledge. Each command takes the same scope flags from the quick start.
Review and approve
List what runs have proposed, inspect a candidate, then approve, reject, or archive it.
codel00p ...scope memory list
codel00p ...scope memory show <memory-id>
codel00p ...scope memory approve <memory-id>
codel00p ...scope memory reject <memory-id>
codel00p ...scope memory archive <memory-id>Search and edit
Search approved memory by text, and edit an entry in place. An edit preserves status, source, and tags, and is fully reversible.
codel00p ...scope memory search "deployment"
codel00p ...scope memory edit <memory-id> "Updated content"
codel00p ...scope memory restore <memory-id> <audit-sequence>
codel00p ...scope memory audit <memory-id>Keep the store healthy
Three review queries surface entries worth attention: likely duplicates, memory that newer entries supersede, and low-quality content.
codel00p ...scope memory similar
codel00p ...scope memory stale
codel00p ...scope memory qualityNote
Add --json to most memory commands for machine-readable output, and --sensitivity sensitive to include entries marked sensitive, which are hidden from retrieval by default.