/debug
View EverMem debug logs to troubleshoot memory saving and retrieval issues
$ npx -y skills add evermind-ai/everos --agent claude-codeHow it fires
How this command gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
- Fires itselfClaude auto-loads it when your prompt matches the work.
- You can call itInvoke it directly when you want it.
- Slash command
/debug
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What this command does when you run it.
View EverMem debug logs to troubleshoot memory saving and retrieval issues
Command definition
debug.mddescription: View EverMem debug logs to troubleshoot memory saving and retrieval issues
EverMem Debug Log Viewer
View the EverMem debug log to troubleshoot issues.
Instructions
Show the user the recent debug log entries from `/tmp/evermem-debug.log`.
1. First check if debug mode is enabled by looking for `EVERMEM_DEBUG=1` in the plugin's `.env` file 2. Read the last 50 lines of the debug log file 3. If the file doesn't exist or is empty, inform the user how to enable debug mode
Actions
1. Check debug mode status:
grep "EVERMEM_DEBUG" /path/to/plugin/.env 2>/dev/null || echo "Not configured"
2. Show recent logs:
tail -50 /tmp/evermem-debug.log 2>/dev/null || echo "No debug log found"
3. Format the output for the user, highlighting:
- `[inject]` entries for memory retrieval
- `[store]` entries for memory saving
- Any errors or warnings
Output Format
š EverMem Debug Log
Status: Debug mode [ENABLED/DISABLED]
Log file: /tmp/evermem-debug.log
--- Recent Entries ---
[timestamp] [inject] ...
[timestamp] [store] ...
--- Tips ---
⢠Enable debug: Add EVERMEM_DEBUG=1 to .env
⢠Clear log: > /tmp/evermem-debug.log
⢠Live view: tail -f /tmp/evermem-debug.log
Additional Options
If the user specifies arguments:
- `clear` - Clear the debug log
- `live` - Show command for live monitoring
- `full` - Show more lines (100+)
- `inject` - Filter to show only [inject] entries
- `store` - Filter to show only [store] entries
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description: View EverMem debug logs to troubleshoot memory saving and retrieval issues
EverMem Debug Log Viewer
View the EverMem debug log to troubleshoot issues.
Instructions
Show the user the recent debug log entries from `/tmp/evermem-debug.log`.
1. First check if debug mode is enabled by looking for `EVERMEM_DEBUG=1` in the plugin's `.env` file 2. Read the last 50 lines of the debug log file 3. If the file doesn't exist or is empty, inform the user how to enable debug mode
Actions
1. Check debug mode status:
grep "EVERMEM_DEBUG" /path/to/plugin/.env 2>/dev/null || echo "Not configured"
2. Show recent logs:
tail -50 /tmp/evermem-debug.log 2>/dev/null || echo "No debug log found"
3. Format the output for the user, highlighting:
- `[inject]` entries for memory retrieval
- `[store]` entries for memory saving
- Any errors or warnings
Output Format
š EverMem Debug Log Status: Debug mode [ENABLED/DISABLED] Log file: /tmp/evermem-debug.log --- Recent Entries --- [timestamp] [inject] ... [timestamp] [store] ... --- Tips --- ⢠Enable debug: Add EVERMEM_DEBUG=1 to .env ⢠Clear log: > /tmp/evermem-debug.log ⢠Live view: tail -f /tmp/evermem-debug.log
Additional Options
If the user specifies arguments:
- `clear` - Clear the debug log
- `live` - Show command for live monitoring
- `full` - Show more lines (100+)
- `inject` - Filter to show only [inject] entries
- `store` - Filter to show only [store] entries
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Repo: evermind-ai/everos
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