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Search memories from earlier Antigravity sessions in this repository. Use it when earlier work may already explain the code, error, decision, or command you need, so you can avoid repeating file reads, searches, or experiments.
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Search memories from earlier Antigravity sessions in this repository. Use it when earlier work may already explain the code, error, decision, or command you need, so you can avoid repeating file reads, searches, or experiments.
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search.SKILL.mdname: search
description: Search memories from earlier Antigravity sessions in this repository. Use it when earlier work may already explain the code, error, decision, or command you need, so you can avoid repeating file reads, searches, or experiments.
argument-hint: "[question] [--top-k number] [--category category-name] [--scope repo|dir|mine] [--run-id session-id]"
disable-model-invocation: true
Search memories
Call `search_memories` with the user's question. Treat `--top-k`, `--category`, `--scope`, and `--run-id` as tool arguments instead of including them in the query.
Omit `top_k` to use Mem0's configured default. Omit `category` to search every category; a category is a best-effort label Mem0 assigned when it saved the memory, so if a category search misses, repeat it without the category. Omit `scope` to use the configured default, normally `repo`: this repository's shared memory, which everyone who works in it contributes to, plus your own preferences.
Pass `scope` when the question needs something else: `dir` to narrow the shared memory to the directory you are working in (a package inside a monorepo), `mine` for your own preferences alone.
Pass `run_id` with any scope to retrieve memories saved in a specific coding-agent session. Omit `run_id` to search across sessions. It filters the memories returned; it does not identify the session making the search request. Use a known session ID, never invent one. Return the tool's result directly.
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name: search description: Search memories from earlier Antigravity sessions in this repository. Use it when earlier work may already explain the code, error, decision, or command you need, so you can avoid repeating file reads, searches, or experiments. argument-hint: "[question] [--top-k number] [--category category-name] [--scope repo|dir|mine] [--run-id session-id]" disable-model-invocation: true
Search memories
Call `search_memories` with the user's question. Treat `--top-k`, `--category`, `--scope`, and `--run-id` as tool arguments instead of including them in the query.
Omit `top_k` to use Mem0's configured default. Omit `category` to search every category; a category is a best-effort label Mem0 assigned when it saved the memory, so if a category search misses, repeat it without the category. Omit `scope` to use the configured default, normally `repo`: this repository's shared memory, which everyone who works in it contributes to, plus your own preferences.
Pass `scope` when the question needs something else: `dir` to narrow the shared memory to the directory you are working in (a package inside a monorepo), `mine` for your own preferences alone.
Pass `run_id` with any scope to retrieve memories saved in a specific coding-agent session. Omit `run_id` to search across sessions. It filters the memories returned; it does not identify the session making the search request. Use a known session ID, never invent one. Return the tool's result directly.
Mem0 ("mem-zero") enhances AI assistants and agents with an intelligent memory layer, enabling personalized AI interactions.

