memory-searchlisted

Search Mynd for memories matching the query in $ARGUMENTS. ## Process ### 1. Search Call `memory_search` with the query from $ARGUMENTS. If $ARGUMENTS names a category rather than keywords (e.g. "sync stuff", "ideas about billing"), consider searching by tag instead: `memory_search`'s `tags` param takes `namespace:value` entries and ANDs them — call `tag_namespaces_list` first if you need to confirm the right namespace/value. ### 2. Present results For each result, show: - Title and ID - A short content snippet - Tags Check each result's tags for `part:index` or `part:fragment` (see `/memory-store`'s chunking step) rather than guessing from snippet length. `part:index` means this result's content is short and just links out to fragments via `[phrase](child:mem_xxx)` — the detail lives in those fragments, not here; say so rather than presenting it as if the snippet were the whole story. `part:fragment` means this result is itself one piece of a larger document — worth noting so the user knows more context may exist under its parent. If no results are found, say so and suggest broadening the search term. ### 3. Offer next steps After showing results, offer: - "Recall the full content of [title]?" — call `memory_recall` with the ID - "Edit [title]?" — use `/memory-edit` If a result is tagged `part:index`, do not recall or otherwise open its linked fragments yourself as part of "showing results" — that would load the whole document just to display a search hit. Only rec