Memory Layer
TUI

Memories tab

The Memories tab is the default view when you open the TUI. It displays every memory stored for the current project in a split-panel layout: a scrollable list on the left and a full detail pane on the right.

Memories tab

List panel

The left panel shows all memories as a table with columns for the summary title, type (task, implementation, architecture, plan, debugging, convention), status, confidence score, and last-updated timestamp. Rows are colour-coded by type so you can scan at a glance.

Use j/k to move between entries, PgUp/PgDn to scroll quickly, and Home to jump to the top.

Filtering

The controls bar above the list provides filters and toggles:

  • Type filter — show only specific memory types (e.g. only plan or architecture)
  • Status filter — filter by active or archived
  • Focus list — narrow the view to a subset based on tags or file paths
  • Sort order — switch between chronological and deterministic ordering

Detail panel

Selecting a memory in the list populates the right panel with its full content:

  • Canonical text — the distilled, self-contained statement of the memory
  • Type, status, and confidence — classification and trust score
  • Tags — all associated labels for filtering and categorisation
  • Embeddings — which providers have indexed this memory and how many chunks each produced
  • Source — the original user request, task prompt, or event that created the memory
  • Thread and provenance — links back to the plan or session that produced it

Controls

KeyAction
j / kMove up/down in the list
PgUp / PgDnScroll by page
HomeJump to first entry
EnterToggle detail focus
aArchive the selected memory
cOpen curation for the selected memory

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