Store a new observation/memory. Automatically indexed for search. Use type to classify: gotcha ([GOTCHA] critical pitfall), decision ([DECISION] architecture choice), problem-solution ([FIX] bug fix), how-it-works ([INFO] explanation), what-changed ([CHANGE] change), discovery ([DISCOVERY] insight), why-it-exists ([WHY] rationale), trade-off ([TRADEOFF] compromise), session-request ([SESSION] original goal). Project visibility is the default. Personal or team visibility requires an explicitly joined coordination identity. Set longTerm only when the caller explicitly wants an additional source-backed long-term candidate; it is never injected until an operator records a review through the CLI. For a read-only task, do not store unless the user explicitly asks to save a record.

Search project memory. Returns a compact index (~50-100 tokens/result). Do not use as a follow-up to a complete memorix_project_context brief unless a specific fact is still missing or the user asks for deeper history; provide purpose when intentionally expanding. Use memorix_detail to fetch full content for specific IDs. Use memorix_timeline to see chronological context. Searches across all observations stored from any IDE session — enabling cross-session and cross-agent context retrieval.

Build a compact Memory Autopilot brief for the current coding task. Schedules Code Memory refresh when needed, includes Start here files, reliable code-bound memories, stale/suspect cautions, and verification hints. Use this at the start of a new coding turn or after switching tasks.

Show CodeGraph Memory provider and index status for the current project.

Build a prompt-ready working context pack for a coding task. Combines relevant memories, CodeGraph Memory facts, freshness warnings, suggested reads, and verification hints. After a complete memorix_project_context brief, provide purpose only when deliberately expanding beyond it.

Mark observations as resolved (completed/no longer active). Resolved memories are hidden from default search but can still be found with status="all". Use this to mark completed tasks, fixed bugs, or outdated information so they don't pollute future context.

Fetch full observation, mini-skill, or curated durable-memory details — includes source kind (explicit memory / hook trace / git evidence), value category, and cross-references (~500-1000 tokens each). Do not re-fetch content already covered by a complete memorix_project_context brief unless a specific fact is still missing or the user asks for deeper history; provide purpose when intentionally expanding. Always use memorix_search first to find relevant IDs, then fetch only what you need. Accepts typed refs from search results (e.g. "obs:42", "skill:3") and durable refs from a project brief (e.g. "durable:") via the typedRefs field, or legacy numeric ids / object refs for backward compatibility.

Start a new coding session. Returns a compact continuation card with the latest handoff and a few memory references. Call this at the beginning of a session to track activity; retrieve a referenced memory only when it is relevant. Any previous active session for this project will be auto-closed. By default this is lightweight: it binds the project, opens a session, and avoids dumping full history into the new context. Coordination identity is opt-in via joinTeam: true or a separate team_manage join call.

IMPORTANT for HTTP/control-plane mode: pass projectRoot with the absolute path to your workspace root (e.g., the directory open in your IDE). Memorix uses this to detect the git project and bind this session to the correct project context. Without it, project-scoped tools will be disabled.

Use the controlled local media library for an explicit import, attachment, inspection, or MiniMax generation request. Assets stay outside the Git worktree and enter normal memory only when attach is explicitly true. Use the CLI for destructive removal, quota cleanup, and direct generation. MCP generation is disabled by default and requires MEMORIX_MCP_MEDIA_GENERATION=1 after the operator reviews provider billing.