The companion plugin ships five slash commands. Install once via /plugin marketplace add riboseinc/claude-memory-files && /plugin install memory-files-tools@claude-memory-files.
/list-memory-files
Browse the catalogue with optional filters.
/list-memory-files [--tag <tag>] [--scope universal|team|personal-share]
[--team <name>] [--installed] [--include-deprecated]
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Only entries whose |
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Only entries with |
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Only entries with |
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Only entries currently in the user’s manifest. |
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Include tombstoned entries (hidden by default). |
Renders the matching entries grouped by category. Output suggests next-action commands.
/install-memory-file
Install a file by slug or path.
/install-memory-file <slug-or-path> [--project <dir>] [--ref <sha>]
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The file’s |
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Required for |
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Pin to a specific git ref or tag instead of |
Shows the file’s frontmatter and asks for confirmation before installing.
/update-memory-file
Re-fetch upstream and apply the decision matrix.
/update-memory-file <slug> [--force] [--upstream] [--ref <sha>]
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Required; must already be in the user’s manifest. |
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Override the abort case for hand-edited local files. |
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For |
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Pin update to a specific ref instead of |
/remove-memory-file
Uninstall by slug.
/remove-memory-file <slug>
Shows what will be removed (file paths, @-include strips, settings-fragment subtractions) before acting. For settings-fragment, the manifest-recorded merged-fragment is subtracted from settings.json; hand-curated entries the user added separately survive.
For project-claude-md, removal is manual — the slash command only removes the manifest entry. The project’s CLAUDE.md may have been hand-edited since install; review and remove manually if appropriate.
/submit-memory-file
Propose a new file (interactive walkthrough).
/submit-memory-file <path-to-local-file.md> [--category <c>]
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A file in your local |
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One of |
See Submitting your own file for the end-to-end walkthrough.
Common workflows
Browse and install:
/list-memory-files --tag github
/install-memory-file github-pr-title-issue-link
Check what’s installed and outdated:
/list-memory-files --installed
(--installed --outdated filter is a v1.1 addition; v1 lists installed only.)
Refresh everything:
Not a single command in v1. Run /update-memory-file <slug> per slug, or scripted via the manifest (see Updating installed files).
See also
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Using the slash commands — workflow-oriented guide.
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Manifest format — what the slash commands read and write.