engram-episodeslisted

# engram-episodes Group memories into named episodes so you can recall everything that happened during a discrete work session. Episodes give Engram a timeline structure — instead of searching by topic, you retrieve by "what happened during session X". These tools are hidden from the normal tools/list. This skill calls them directly via HTTP. ## When to Use - User says "start an episode", "begin a session", "open an episode for <project>" - User says "end the episode", "close the session", "finish this work block" - User says "list episodes", "what episodes exist", "show me recent episodes" - User says "recall episode <id>", "what happened in episode X", "replay episode" - Any time you want to bracket a discrete block of work for later retrieval ## How to Use Follow the workflow below in order. Each step shows the exact command. ### 1. Start an episode — call this at the beginning of a named work block ```bash xh POST "${ENGRAM_BASE_URL:-http://localhost:8788}/mcp" \ "Authorization: Bearer $ENGRAM_API_KEY" \ Content-Type:application/json \ jsonrpc=2.0 id:=1 method=tools/call \ params:='{"name":"memory_episode_start","arguments":{"project":"<project>","description":"<description>"}}' ``` The response includes an `id` field — save this episode ID. You will need it to close the episode and to recall it later. Tell the user the episode ID so they can reference it. ### 2. Store memories normally during the session Use `memory_store` or `memory_quick_store` as us