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15 changes: 15 additions & 0 deletions nowledge-mem-claude-code-plugin/README.md
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Use `CLAUDE.local.md` for small personal memory-behavior changes such as "prefer saving Chinese notes" or "be more aggressive about searching prior release work" without forcing that rule on the whole team.

## Beyond the default tools

Use the MCP tools for the day-to-day per-turn loop. For anything beyond
that -- including graph and relationship queries -- reach for the `nmem`
CLI directly (already installed alongside this plugin). We recommend it
whenever you hit a gap in the per-turn tool set:

```bash
nmem graph expand <memory-or-crystal-id> --depth 2
nmem graph evolves <memory-id>
```

Run `nmem --help` (and `nmem graph --help`, `nmem <command> --help`, etc.)
to see its full capabilities.

## Troubleshooting

**nmem not found:** Install with `pip install nmem-cli` or `pipx install nmem-cli`. If you're in WSL, see the [WSL setup](#wsl-setup) above.
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15 changes: 15 additions & 0 deletions nowledge-mem-codebuddy-plugin/README.md
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Use `~/.codebuddy/CODEBUDDY.md`, project `CODEBUDDY.md`, or `.codebuddy/rules/*.md`. Do not edit installed marketplace files.

## Beyond the default tools

Use the MCP tools for the day-to-day per-turn loop. For anything beyond
that -- including graph and relationship queries -- reach for the `nmem`
CLI directly (already installed alongside this plugin). We recommend it
whenever you hit a gap in the per-turn tool set:

```bash
nmem graph expand <memory-or-crystal-id> --depth 2
nmem graph evolves <memory-id>
```

Run `nmem --help` (and `nmem graph --help`, `nmem <command> --help`, etc.)
to see its full capabilities.

## Links

- [CodeBuddy guide](https://mem.nowledge.co/docs/integrations/codebuddy)
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15 changes: 15 additions & 0 deletions nowledge-mem-codex-plugin/README.md
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| `distill` | `$nowledge-mem:distill-memory` |
| *(none)* | `$nowledge-mem:status` |

## Beyond the default tools

Use the MCP tools for the day-to-day per-turn loop. For anything beyond
that -- including graph and relationship queries -- reach for the `nmem`
CLI directly (already installed alongside this plugin). We recommend it
whenever you hit a gap in the per-turn tool set:

```bash
nmem graph expand <memory-or-crystal-id> --depth 2
nmem graph evolves <memory-id>
```

Run `nmem --help` (and `nmem graph --help`, `nmem <command> --help`, etc.)
to see its full capabilities.

## Troubleshooting

- **"Command not found: nmem"**: update the plugin to `0.1.29` or newer. Its
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15 changes: 15 additions & 0 deletions nowledge-mem-codex-prompts/README.md
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curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nowledge-co/community/main/nowledge-mem-codex-prompts/AGENTS.md
```

## Beyond the default tools

Use the MCP tools for the day-to-day per-turn loop. For anything beyond
that -- including graph and relationship queries -- reach for the `nmem`
CLI directly (already installed alongside this integration). We recommend
it whenever you hit a gap in the per-turn tool set:

```bash
nmem graph expand <memory-or-crystal-id> --depth 2
nmem graph evolves <memory-id>
```

Run `nmem --help` (and `nmem graph --help`, `nmem <command> --help`, etc.)
to see its full capabilities.

## Troubleshooting

- **"Command not found: uvx"** → Install uv with `curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh`
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15 changes: 15 additions & 0 deletions nowledge-mem-copilot-cli-plugin/README.md
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Keep the plugin for lifecycle hooks and capture. Put your custom memory behavior in Copilot instruction files so updates do not wipe it out.

## Beyond the default tools

Use the MCP tools for the day-to-day per-turn loop. For anything beyond
that -- including graph and relationship queries -- reach for the `nmem`
CLI directly (already installed alongside this plugin). We recommend it
whenever you hit a gap in the per-turn tool set:

```bash
nmem graph expand <memory-or-crystal-id> --depth 2
nmem graph evolves <memory-id>
```

Run `nmem --help` (and `nmem graph --help`, `nmem <command> --help`, etc.)
to see its full capabilities.

## Troubleshooting

**nmem not found:** Install with `pip install nmem-cli` or `pipx install nmem-cli`. If you're in WSL, see the [WSL setup](#wsl-setup) above.
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15 changes: 15 additions & 0 deletions nowledge-mem-cursor-plugin/README.md
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nmem t search "distinctive phrase"
```

## Beyond The Default Tools

Use the MCP tools for the day-to-day per-turn loop. For anything beyond
that -- including graph and relationship queries -- reach for the `nmem`
CLI directly. We recommend it whenever you hit a gap in the per-turn
tool set:

```bash
nmem graph expand <memory-or-crystal-id> --depth 2
nmem graph evolves <memory-id>
```

Run `nmem --help` (and `nmem graph --help`, `nmem <command> --help`, etc.)
to see its full capabilities.

## Spaces And Identity

Spaces are optional. The startup and capture hooks honor `NMEM_SPACE` (or legacy `NMEM_SPACE_ID`), `NMEM_AGENT_ID`, and `NMEM_HOST_AGENT_ID` when Cursor is launched in a stable lane.
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15 changes: 15 additions & 0 deletions nowledge-mem-kimi-code-plugin/README.md
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Do not edit files under `$KIMI_CODE_HOME/plugins/managed/`; those are managed copies and can be replaced by Kimi Code updates.

## Beyond the default tools

Use the MCP tools for the day-to-day per-turn loop. For anything beyond
that -- including graph and relationship queries -- reach for the `nmem`
CLI directly (already installed alongside this plugin). We recommend it
whenever you hit a gap in the per-turn tool set:

```bash
nmem graph expand <memory-or-crystal-id> --depth 2
nmem graph evolves <memory-id>
```

Run `nmem --help` (and `nmem graph --help`, `nmem <command> --help`, etc.)
to see its full capabilities.

## Links

- [Kimi Code guide](https://mem.nowledge.co/docs/integrations/kimi-code)
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15 changes: 15 additions & 0 deletions nowledge-mem-opencode-plugin/README.md
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Shared spaces, default retrieval, and agent guidance still come from Mem's own space profile. OpenCode should pick the lane once, not invent a second plugin-local memory partition.

## Beyond the default tools

Use the MCP tools for the day-to-day per-turn loop. For anything beyond
that -- including graph and relationship queries -- reach for the `nmem`
CLI directly (already installed alongside this plugin). We recommend it
whenever you hit a gap in the per-turn tool set:

```bash
nmem graph expand <memory-or-crystal-id> --depth 2
nmem graph evolves <memory-id>
```

Run `nmem --help` (and `nmem graph --help`, `nmem <command> --help`, etc.)
to see its full capabilities.

## Troubleshooting

- **nmem not found.** Install with `pip install nmem-cli`, or on Arch Linux `yay -S nmem-cli` / `paru -S nmem-cli`, then run `nmem status` to verify.
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