ralph-memory

<!-- AIWG-SKILL-CALLOUT --> > **Skill access pattern (post-kernel-pivot, 2026.5+)** > > Skill names referenced in this document are AIWG skills, **not slash commands**. Most are not kernel-listed and cannot be invoked as `/skill-name` by the platform. Reach them via: > > ```bash > aiwg discover "<capability>" > aiwg show skill <name> > ``` > > Only kernel-listed skills (`aiwg-doctor`, `aiwg-refresh`, `aiwg-status`, `aiwg-help`, `use`, `steward`) are directly invokable as slash commands. See [skill-discovery rule](../../../addons/aiwg-utils/rules/skill-discovery.md). # Al Memory Inspect and manage the semantic memory that Al accumulates across loop iterations. Memory entries record lessons learned, failure patterns, and success patterns so that later iterations — and future loops on similar tasks — benefit from what earlier attempts discovered. ## Natural Language Triggers Users may say: - "ralph memory" - "ralph memories" - "list ralph memory" - "query ralph memory" - "what has ralph learned" - "show ralph lessons" - "clear ralph memory" ## Parameters ### Subcommand (required) One of `list`, `query`, or `clear`. ### --loop-id (optional) Scope the operation to a specific loop's memory. If omitted, operates on the global memory store (`.aiwg/ralph/memory.json`). ``` /ralph-memory list --loop-id abc123 ``` ### --query (optional, used with `query` subcommand) Text to search for in memory entries. Matches against `lesson`, `pattern`, `context`, and `tags` fields. ``` /r...