Search stored memories with a keyword and optionally narrow results by type, such as facts, preferences, skills, errors, or rules. Use it to recall past information, find a user's preferences, or check patterns learned earlier.
Search relevant memories by keyword and optional type filter. When you need to recall past information, find user preferences, or check learned patterns.
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搜索相关记忆。
| 参数 | 类型 | 必填 | 说明 |
|---|---|---|---|
| query | string | 是 | 搜索关键词 |
| type | string | 否 | 记忆类型过滤（可选） |
fact: 事实信息preference: 用户偏好skill: 技能知识error: 错误教训rule: 规则约定搜索用户偏好:
{"query": "代码风格", "type": "preference"}
通用搜索:
{"query": "Python"}
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Save useful facts, user preferences, skills, rules, and lessons from errors to long-term memory. Each entry can include an importance level to indicate whether it should be retained as a lasting preference, a common pattern, or temporary information.
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