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The agent skill asks for two or three searches in other words before reporting no answer, covering
paraphrases and language changes without a separate query-expansion model. -
Meeting search exposes every shared selector, including meeting/person/identity/event/series ids,
tags and topics. The guide explains Memo's explicit stored-account scope and why calendar verification
and zm's extra semantic-search flags differ. -
memo mail add <account> <address>checks the explicit Himalaya account and matching configured email
before saving it.mail check <account>repeats the local checks; neither command chooses a default account
or opens the mailbox. Use--kind imapand repeated--folderfor other IMAP providers. -
memo models text download <model>downloads and checks the shared search model, through cli-core's
downloader. Sync, search and setup instructions now point tomemo models text download e5-small. -
MCP exposes the command tree, including writes, with generated command names alongside all 37 existing
tools. Open cited notes withnotes_show, stored messages and emails withmessages_show, and tags withtags_list.
Source-folder and mail-rule changes needmcp.authority(denied by default). Meeting findings decisions
and selected annotation restore each need their own explicit permission.agent_decisionsstill applies. -
Saved dotted
permissionsandmcp --permission key=levellimit tools. Server overrides can only tighten
saved levels; locks and permissions are checked before every call.MEMO_READ_ONLYremoves writing tools.
Fixed
- The shared mail-import hint names
--only mail, included with cli-core 0.404.0. - cli-base is pinned at 0.50.3, matching cli-core's required vocabulary. MCP server/client are pinned at 2.3.0.
- Install instructions name npm 11.17's
allowScriptswarning and npm 12's blocked scripts, explain the
package-specific approval command, and keepmemo skill install --for allexplicit. - The introduction describes file writes accurately:
notes editcan change a source note,notes export
writes files, and explicit Gmail Trash and restore commands need--yes.