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@nuzo/memory-cli
Advanced tools
The user-facing CLI for Nuzo, a local-first and auditable memory layer for AI agents.
Most users should start here.
npm install --global @nuzo/memory-cli
nuzo memory init
nuzo memory doctor
nuzo memory remember "The demo project uses SQLite." --kind project_decision
nuzo memory recall "SQLite"
nuzo memory list
nuzo memory list --all-scopes
nuzo memory suggest-capture "The user prefers concise notes." --kind preference --reason "Durable response style preference."
nuzo memory export --path ./memories.memory.export.json
For project-local memory:
nuzo memory init --project
Runtime memory is stored locally under:
~/.nuzo/memory/
Nuzo does not enable telemetry, sync, embeddings, or network calls by default. Inferred memories should be suggested first and written only after explicit user confirmation.
| Package | Purpose |
|---|---|
@nuzo/memory-cli | The nuzo command for local memory control. |
@nuzo/mcp-server | MCP stdio server for Codex, Claude Code, and MCP hosts. |
@nuzo/memory-core | Library-level memory lifecycle and storage behavior. |
Documentation: https://nuzo.com.br/
License: Apache-2.0
FAQs
Command line interface for Nuzo.
The npm package @nuzo/memory-cli receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @nuzo/memory-cli popularity was classified as not popular.
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