Exomem

exomem

Use Exomem for governed knowledge-base recall, capture, compilation, connections, review, and preservation. Engage for Exomem, KB, vault, Obsidian or notes, including save, log, compile, "interesting, save it", and "what did I conclude"; consult prior project/domain knowledge and capture durable outcomes according to the active engagement policy. Sources and Evidence stay immutable; content outside the managed Knowledge Base stays read-only.

exomem-capture

Preserve a durable conclusion or recurring entity from a conversation without dumping transcripts into compiled memory.

exomem-continue

Resume prior project or session context from Exomem when the user wants to continue, pick something back up, or remember what was happening on a topic.

exomem-curate

Improve Exomem note quality by adding links, clarifying compiled notes, and organizing safely without editing raw Sources or Evidence.

exomem-defrag

Reconcile duplicate, stale, or conflicting Exomem memory while preserving history through review, merge, or supersession.

exomem-ingest

Ingest an external article, PDF, pasted note, dataset, image, audio, or video into Exomem while preserving raw evidence before compiling conclusions.

exomem-media

Search, inspect, cite, and preserve Exomem media artifacts such as PDFs, images, audio, and video.

exomem-reflect

Distill a session or project episode into decisions, failures, patterns, open questions, and next actions.

exomem-research

Run a focused research loop with Exomem: gather sources, preserve evidence, compile attributed findings, and connect prior notes.

exomem-review

Use Exomem's Epistemic Inbox and audit queues to surface stale conclusions, contradictions, relation debt, and unprocessed sources safely.