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Searches and reads entries from the Mori shared memory store. Useful for recalling past decisions, patterns, and project context with filters for type, tag, client, recency.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/mori:pensieveThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
**If the Mori server is unreachable** (a tool call returns a connection error, ECONNREFUSED, or timeout), do not show a stack trace. Tell the user the Mori server appears to be down and that a running Mori server is required. Point them to the quickstart at https://github.com/fjwood69/mori#quickstart and suggest checking the server URL in plugin settings. Then stop.
If the Mori server is unreachable (a tool call returns a connection error, ECONNREFUSED, or timeout), do not show a stack trace. Tell the user the Mori server appears to be down and that a running Mori server is required. Point them to the quickstart at https://github.com/fjwood69/mori#quickstart and suggest checking the server URL in plugin settings. Then stop.
query--type: one of project, decision, pattern, profile--tag: filter by tag name--client / --device: filter by client hostname--since: time filter — 7d, 30d, or ISO date--all: show up to 50 results--limit: max results (default 10)read followed by a kebab-case name, call mori-memory_read instead.mori-memory_search with the parsed arguments.npx claudepluginhub fjwood69/mori --plugin moriSearches and surfaces relevant memories from past sessions to inform current work with decisions, patterns, and learnings. Supports hybrid, vector, and text search modes with namespace filtering.
Searches persistent cross-session memory database (claude-mem) to retrieve past work, decisions, and context. Use when user asks about prior sessions or solutions.
Searches Claude's memory tiers (working memory, registers, daily logs, archive) for relevant information using grep/ripgrep keyword matching. Groups results by source with confidence, dates, and timestamps.