index-memory
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Build or refresh the local memory-search index over memory/ and vault/, so retrieval finds notes by relevance. Use for "/index-memory", "reindex my memory", "rebuild the search index".
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- couzip/cc-forevertheir own version, first seen Feb 1, 2026
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If it used the keyword backend and the user wants search by meaning, point them to docs/how-to-improve-memory.md for the one-time Ollama …
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Index Memory
Builds the local search index that the memory-search module uses. Run it after a burst of note-taking, or on a schedule.
Steps
- Run the indexer:
python3 modules/memory-search/index.py - Report back: how many chunks were indexed, and which backend it used. Hybrid means keyword search plus search by meaning (Ollama with an embedding model is running). Keyword means FTS5 ranked search alone, the zero-setup default.
- If it used the keyword backend and the user wants search by meaning, point
them to
docs/how-to-improve-memory.mdfor the one-time Ollama setup.
Once the index exists, the second-brain agent queries it automatically when
retrieving notes. To keep it current, re-run this skill, or schedule it (see
modules/memory-search/README.md).
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