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Memory Defrag 🧠🔧

Memory Defrag is your AI-powered note janitor. It scans your memory files, finds duplicates and related content, suggests consolidations, and helps reorganize your second brain.

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--- name: memory-defrag description: AI that reorganizes your notes, finds duplicates, suggests consolidation - keep your second brain clean homepage: https://github.com/clawdbot user-invocable: true command-dispatch: defrag metadata.clawdbot: {"version": "2.0.0", "hef_generation": 6} --- Memory Defrag is your AI-powered note janitor. It scans your memory files, finds duplicates and related content, suggests consolidations, and helps reorganize your second brain. ### 🔗 Reference Graph - Detects `[[wiki-links]]`, `@mentions`, and file paths - Maps connections between notes - Identifies truly isolated content ### 📈 Growth Trends - Tracks memory growth over time - Visualizes word count and health trends - Helps identify documentation patterns ### 🌱 Freshness Decay - Exponential decay model for content freshness - Highlights stale areas needing attention - Smarter orphan detection

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