List recent memories with optional filtering
Scanned 2/12/2026
Install via CLI
openskills install varun369/SuperLocalMemoryV2---
name: superlocalmemoryv2:list
description: List recent memories with optional filtering
arguments: --limit (optional), --sort (optional)
---
# SuperLocalMemory V2: List
Lists memories from SuperLocalMemory V2 with flexible filtering and sorting options.
## Usage
```bash
/superlocalmemoryv2:list
/superlocalmemoryv2:list --limit 10
/superlocalmemoryv2:list --sort importance
/superlocalmemoryv2:list --limit 5 --sort accessed
```
## Features
**Configurable Limit**: Default 20, adjustable via --limit
**Multiple Sort Options**:
- `recent`: Sort by creation date (newest first) - default
- `accessed`: Sort by last access time
- `importance`: Sort by importance score (AI-computed)
- `frequency`: Sort by access frequency
**Formatted Output**: Clean table with metadata
## Implementation
This skill executes: `~/.claude-memory/bin/superlocalmemoryv2:list`
The command:
1. Queries active profile's memory database
2. Applies sort and limit parameters
3. Formats results as readable table
4. Includes metadata: tags, dates, scores
## Output Format
```
Total Memories: 247
ID Content Preview Tags Created Accessed Score
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1234 React hooks pattern for state... react,frontend 2026-02-01 2026-02-05 0.95
1235 API rate limiting best practices... api,backend 2026-01-28 2026-02-04 0.87
1236 Database indexing strategies... database,perf 2026-01-25 2026-02-03 0.82
```
## Examples
**Default listing (20 recent):**
```bash
/superlocalmemoryv2:list
```
**Top 5 most important:**
```bash
/superlocalmemoryv2:list --limit 5 --sort importance
```
**Recently accessed:**
```bash
/superlocalmemoryv2:list --sort accessed
```
**Frequently used:**
```bash
/superlocalmemoryv2:list --limit 10 --sort frequency
```
## Notes
- Default limit: 20 memories
- Default sort: recent (creation date)
- Importance scores computed by AI based on content and usage patterns
- Access frequency updated on each recall operation
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