Get a condensed context snapshot for the current project. Call this at the START of every session to load project memory: recent sessions, favorited sessions, and project stats. This is your primary memory tool — use it before doing any work.

List all Claude Code projects on this machine. Shows which project is currently active.

List sessions for a project. Defaults to the current project. Pass projectId to target a different project. Use this when the user asks about previous conversations, or when you need to find a specific session.

Search conversations using full-text search. Defaults to the current project. Set allProjects=true to search across all projects, or pass a specific projectId. Use this when the user asks "did we discuss X before?" or references past work, decisions, or code changes.

Get the full conversation from a session. Defaults to the current project. Use this when you need to read the actual messages from a past session — e.g., to recall implementation details, decisions made, or code that was written.

Get a quick summary of a session — title, message count, dates, tags, favorites, and token stats. Defaults to the current project. Cheaper than get_session when you only need metadata, not full messages.

Store a structured memory for the current project. Use this when you discover important codebase patterns, conventions, decisions, or architecture details that should persist across sessions. Memories are stored in SQLite and survive restarts.

Recall stored memories for the current project. Returns memories sorted by priority and recency. Use this to retrieve codebase knowledge, conventions, decisions, and context from previous sessions.

List all stored memories for the current project with stats. Shows namespace, type, key, priority. Useful for understanding what knowledge is stored.

Delete a specific memory by namespace, type, and key. Use when a memory is outdated or incorrect.