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Developer Workflow

The memory dev namespace is meant to make the repository feel alive.

memory dev watch

memory --db .memory.cpp/memory.db dev watch ./repo --workspace demo --once

This wraps repo-friendly watch behavior and stores imported code/doc chunks as project memory.

dev watch respects .memoryignore and .gitignore, so secrets, build output, and bulky vendor folders can stay out of memory by default.

memory dev morning

memory --db .memory.cpp/memory.db dev morning --workspace demo

It summarizes:

  • yesterday's major changes
  • recent decisions
  • recent bugs and fixes
  • open conflicts
  • inbox items
  • suggested next work

This is one of the best proof points for the product.

memory dev resume

memory --db .memory.cpp/memory.db dev resume "MCP integration" --workspace demo

It reconstructs a recent workflow around the topic and produces a model-ready context block.

memory dev explain-repo

memory --db .memory.cpp/memory.db dev explain-repo . --workspace demo

This gives a compact onboarding summary:

  • repo root
  • top-level project shape
  • recent decisions
  • recent bugs and fixes
  • recent git activity when available

memory dev next

memory --db .memory.cpp/memory.db dev next --workspace demo

This is the forward-looking companion to dev morning. It prioritizes:

  • pending inbox review
  • conflicts
  • current task/decision threads
  • bug/fix follow-up
  • git refresh suggestions

memory doctor

doctor belongs next to the dev workflow because it answers the question: "is this environment launch-ready?"

memory --db .memory.cpp/memory.db doctor --workspace demo

memory audit-log

When you attach an agent through MCP, you can inspect local usage receipts:

memory --db .memory.cpp/memory.db audit-log --limit 20

Git-aware developer memory

memory --db .memory.cpp/memory.db git summary --since 14d
memory --db .memory.cpp/memory.db git ingest --workspace demo --since 14d
memory --db .memory.cpp/memory.db extract . --workspace demo --dry-run

This makes the developer workflow feel less manual:

  • git summary shows the recent project arc
  • git ingest turns commit history into memory candidates or direct stored memories when confidence is high
  • extract turns docs, comments, and workflow notes into reviewable candidate memory