feat: add repository-scoped memory - #36
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Add repository-local memory alongside user-wide memory, including natural-language scope inference and explicit scope controls. Load both scopes into context, search separate qmd collections together, and report scoped status and recovery data. Update tests and documentation for the new behavior. Closes jayzeng#33 Signed-off-by: Marcus Kazmierczak <marcus@mkaz.com>
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Summary
Closes #33
How to test
npm test(198 tests)npm run buildnpm run lintgit diff --checkAPI-backed E2E tests were not run.
Storage and qmd behavior
Repository memory is stored in
.pi/agent/memory/at the nearest Git root. Existing user memory remains in~/.pi/agent/memory/, and neutral requests continue to default to user scope. Repository search uses a separate qmd collection per Git repository; the existing user-memory file format is unchanged.