Tal Muskal
3d00a93655
- Introduced README.md for plugin overview and installation instructions. - Added hooks configuration in hooks.json for auto-save and pre-compact functionality. - Implemented stop and pre-compact hooks in bash scripts for memory management. - Created marketplace.json and plugin.json for plugin metadata and versioning. - Developed skills and instructions for help, init, mine, search, and status functionalities. - Added CLI commands for executing hooks and displaying skill instructions. - Implemented hooks_cli.py for handling hook logic and JSON input/output. - Enhanced instruction files for user guidance on setup and usage. - Updated .gitignore to exclude additional files. - Created GitHub Actions workflow for syncing plugin version on push.
2.3 KiB
2.3 KiB
MemPalace Search
When the user wants to search their MemPalace memories, follow these steps:
1. Parse the Search Query
Extract the core search intent from the user's message. Identify any explicit or implicit filters:
- Wing -- a top-level category (e.g., "work", "personal", "research")
- Room -- a sub-category within a wing
- Keywords / semantic query -- the actual search terms
2. Determine Wing/Room Filters
If the user mentions a specific domain, topic area, or context, map it to the appropriate wing and/or room. If unsure, omit filters to search globally. You can discover the taxonomy first if needed.
3. Use MCP Tools (Preferred)
If MCP tools are available, use them in this priority order:
- mempalace_search(query, wing, room) -- Primary search tool. Pass the semantic query and any wing/room filters.
- mempalace_list_wings -- Discover all available wings. Use when the user asks what categories exist or you need to resolve a wing name.
- mempalace_list_rooms(wing) -- List rooms within a specific wing. Use to help the user navigate or to resolve a room name.
- mempalace_get_taxonomy -- Retrieve the full wing/room/drawer tree. Use when the user wants an overview of their entire memory structure.
- mempalace_traverse(room) -- Walk the knowledge graph starting from a room. Use when the user wants to explore connections and related memories.
- mempalace_find_tunnels(wing1, wing2) -- Find cross-wing connections (tunnels) between two wings. Use when the user asks about relationships between different knowledge domains.
4. CLI Fallback
If MCP tools are not available, fall back to the CLI:
mempalace search "query" [--wing X] [--room Y]
5. Present Results
When presenting search results:
- Always include source attribution: wing, room, and drawer for each result
- Show relevance or similarity scores if available
- Group results by wing/room when returning multiple hits
- Quote or summarize the memory content clearly
6. Offer Next Steps
After presenting results, offer the user options to go deeper:
- Drill deeper -- search within a specific room or narrow the query
- Traverse -- explore the knowledge graph from a related room
- Check tunnels -- look for cross-wing connections if the topic spans domains
- Browse taxonomy -- show the full structure for manual exploration