Find Stored User Preferences
Search memories within a chosen user scope for relevant context.
/oo Mem0: Search Mem0 memories belonging to user [user ID] for [topic]. Summarize the matching preferences and cite their memory IDs.
Retrieve relevant stored context or save a preference under the user you identify.
Copy a prompt into your agent with the oo Skill installed. Add your page links and source notes before running it.
Search memories within a chosen user scope for relevant context.
/oo Mem0: Search Mem0 memories belonging to user [user ID] for [topic]. Summarize the matching preferences and cite their memory IDs.
Add a direct memory associated with the user you choose.
/oo Mem0: Save this exact preference in Mem0 for user [user ID]: [preference text]. Do not infer additional preferences.
Set up oo CLI and the oo Skill in your agent.
Install OOMOL →Connect your Mem0 dashboard API key.
Connect Mem0 →Use /oo with the pages to read, the changes to make, and where to save the result.
Connection Guide →Choose Your Agent
Mem0 stores persistent memory for applications and agents. This connection reads, searches, creates, revises, and deletes memories, and inspects memory history and processing events.
Read, search, add, revise, and delete memories by their entity scope or memory ID.
Review memory revisions, processing events, and stored user entities.
Add new memories to Mem0 from messages or direct memory text.
mem0.add_memories List memories from Mem0 with v2 advanced filters.
mem0.get_memories Search memories in Mem0 with a semantic query and required non-empty filters.
mem0.search_memories Get a single memory from Mem0 by memory ID.
mem0.get_memory Update text or metadata of a Mem0 memory by memory ID.
mem0.update_memory Delete a Mem0 memory by memory ID.
mem0.delete_memory Get the change history of a Mem0 memory by memory ID.
mem0.get_memory_history List Mem0 events for the current API key.
mem0.get_events Get a single Mem0 event by event ID.
mem0.get_event List user entities from Mem0, optionally scoped by org and project.
mem0.get_users No matching tools.
Provide the intended user ID and, when relevant, organization or project. The assistant uses those details to restrict its search.
Yes. Direct memory text defaults to no inference. Supply the text and the entity it belongs to.
Asynchronous writes may still be processing. Event details can be checked for status and results.
Manage which optional storage OOMOL can use. You can change these choices from the footer at any time.