Mastering Delta's Memory System for Peak Efficiency

Delta's memory system is more than just command history; it's a sophisticated learning engine. It analyzes your command sequences, frequency, and context to build a personalized understanding of your workflow.

How Memory Works

When enabled (:memory enable), Delta passively collects data about your command usage. This data is processed locally and securely. Key aspects include:

• Pattern Recognition: Identifies frequently used command sequences.
• Contextual Awareness: Understands which commands are typically used in specific directories or projects.
• Frequency Analysis: Tracks how often you use certain commands or aliases.

Leveraging Memory Stats

Use :memory stats to gain insights into your habits. This can reveal inefficiencies or opportunities for creating new aliases or agents.

[deltacli] ∆ :memory stats

The output will show you your most used commands, common sequences, and other useful metrics.

Training and Customization

While Delta learns automatically, you can guide its training using :memory train commands. You can also configure aspects like data retention and processing frequency via :memory config.

By understanding and utilizing Delta's memory system, you can significantly reduce repetitive typing and streamline your daily tasks.