mem-writelisted

# Memory Write Store knowledge into Memplex for persistent cross-session retrieval. ## When to Use Use when users want to save knowledge for later: - "Remember this: ..." - "Save this for later" - "Store this document/URL" - "Memorize these steps" ## Workflow ### Store Text Content Use the `memory_add` MCP tool: ``` memory_add(content="Steps to deploy: 1) Run tests 2) Build 3) Push to main", source_type="text") ``` **Returns:** Extracted function IDs, graph edges created ``` { "functions_extracted": 2, "edges": 3, "function_ids": ["func_abc123", "func_def456"] } ``` ### Store from File Use the CLI: ```bash memplex write --file /path/to/document.md ``` ### Store from URL Use the CLI: ```bash memplex write --url https://example.com/docs ``` ### Review What Was Stored After writing, use `memory_get` to verify the extracted knowledge: ``` memory_get(memory_id="func_abc123") ``` ## What Gets Stored Memplex extracts structured knowledge into 4 memory types: | Type | Structure | Example | |------|-----------|---------| | Function | trigger → condition → action → benefit | "When deploying, if tests pass, run build, to ship faster" | | Fact | subject → predicate → object | "Python uses GIL for thread safety" | | Preference | aspect → preference | "User prefers pytest over unittest" | | Observation | event → context | "Bug in auth module at line 42" | ## Notes - Content is deduplicated automatically (same name → merge) - Graph edges (REFERENCES, DEPENDS_ON