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mem-search

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Busca en el historial de sesiones anteriores de Claude Code (lo que dijo el usuario y lo que respondió Claude) sin gastar tokens hasta que se usa. Úsala cuando el usuario pregunte por algo de una sesión pasada ("¿qué decidimos de X?", "¿cómo arreglamos Y la otra vez?", "ya habíamos hablado de esto") y la memoria automática (MEMORY.md) no lo tenga.

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mem-search

Busca en ~/.claude/projects/*/*.jsonl, que es donde Claude Code guarda cada sesión. Solo lee los mensajes del usuario y el texto de Claude. Deja fuera los resultados de tools, el thinking y los subagents, así no aparecen datos sensibles ni ruido.

Cuándo

  1. Primero revisa la memoria automática del proyecto, que ya está en tu contexto (MEMORY.md).
  2. Si ahí no está, usa este script antes de decir "no sé" o de preguntarle de nuevo al usuario.

Cómo

~/.claude/skills/mem-search/scripts/mem-search.sh [-p proyecto] [-d días] [-n máx] [-c chars] "<regex>"
  • -p erp: solo proyectos cuya carpeta contenga "erp". Úsalo casi siempre con el nombre del repo actual.
  • -d 30: solo sesiones de los últimos 30 días.
  • -n 10: cuántos resultados mostrar. Salen los más recientes primero (default 20).
  • -c 300: más contexto alrededor del match (default 160).

El patrón es una regex que no distingue mayúsculas. Si no te sale nada, prueba con sinónimos y variantes en el mismo patrón: "multi.?tenant|tenantId|aislamiento".

Cada resultado trae la fecha, la carpeta del proyecto, quién habló (tú o claude), el id de la sesión y un recorte del texto. Para ver la conversación completa, el usuario puede correr claude --resume <sesión> desde esa carpeta.

Reglas

  • Resume lo que encontraste con la fecha. No pegues los recortes completos.
  • Si encontraste algo que vale para sesiones futuras (una decisión, una convención), guárdalo en la memoria automática para que no haga falta buscarlo otra vez.
  • Las sesiones duran lo que diga cleanupPeriodDays en settings.json (el kit lo pone en 365 días).

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