Поиск по памяти прошлых сессий

★ 8.0 · knowledge-management

mem-search is a Claude Code skill that searches the persistent cross-session memory database of claude-mem to retrieve work and context from previous sessions. It is designed for questions like "did we already fix this?", "how did we solve X last time?", or "what happened last week?" — cases where the current conversation has no answer but past sessions do. The skill enforces a three-layer workflow: `search` returns a lightweight index with IDs, timestamps, and titles (~50–100 tokens per result); `timeline` provides chronological context around an anchor observation; and `get_observations` batch-fetches full details only for the filtered IDs (~500–1000 tokens each), cutting token usage by up to 10x compared to fetching everything upfront. Filters include project name, observation type (bugfix, feature, decision, discovery, change), date range, and sort order. Developers maintaining long-running projects benefit most, especially when needing to avoid re-solving already-solved problems across multiple Claude Code sessions.