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mem0
Mem0 memory CLI: add memories from messages, semantic search, read or delete memories, poll async events. Trigger phrases: mem0, memory layer, remember this.
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# mem0
## Purpose
Manage the user's mem0 memory layer: store memories extracted from messages, run semantic search over them, and handle the full lifecycle (list, read, delete) scoped by user, agent, or app. Use when the user mentions mem0, a persistent memory layer, or asks to remember or recall facts.
## Tooling
All commands go through `bin/mem0.py`. Add and search are **async**: they return an `event_id`, which you poll with `status`.
```bash
bin/mem0.py auth # verify the API key
bin/mem0.py add --user-id alice --message "Michael prefers morning standups" # store a memory (async)
bin/mem0.py status --event-id <event_id> # poll an add/search event
bin/mem0.py search --user-id alice --query "meeting preferences" # semantic search (async)
bin/mem0.py list --user-id alice # list memories for a user