memory-summary-retrieve
Retrieve memory summaries by ID, project, or recency. Returns structured JSON with compression metrics. Use to access compressed historical context for LLM prompts.
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Retrieve memory summaries by ID, project, or recency. Returns structured JSON with compression metrics. Use to access compressed historical context for LLM prompts.
Intelligent memory search with automatic method selection. Supports semantic (vector), keyword, and recent queries. Includes fallback strategies and optional summary inclusion.
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Compress memories into structured summaries using low-cost AI models (Claude Haiku, GPT-4o-mini). Triggers when memory count exceeds 50 or token estimate exceeds 40000. Outputs structured JSON with compression...
Preserves session context when context window fills. Triggers at configurable thresholds (50%/75%). Captures objective, progress, technical details, decisions, blockers, and next steps.
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