memories-set-project-scope

Re-scope a global memory to the current project.

Steps

1. If the memory ID is not provided, run /memories-list first to find it.
2. Locate the scripts directory — it differs per runtime:

   ls -d ~/.claude/scripts/memory-bank ~/.gemini/config/plugins/memory-bank/scripts ~/.claude/plugins/cache/*/memory-bank/*/scripts 2>/dev/null
   

   Use the first that exists in the order listed above, not the order ls prints — it sorts. Call it <SCRIPTS>.
3. Run:

   python3 <SCRIPTS>/set_project_scope.py "<memory_id>"
   

   This fetches the fact, creates a project-scoped copy, and deletes the global original.
4. Confirm: ✓ Re-scoped: <old_id> → <new_id> (project scope)

Rules

• This operation changes the memory's ID — the old ID will no longer exist.
• Only re-scope if the user explicitly requests project-level narrowing.