CLI

tiramisu insertCopy Anchor Link

tiramisu insert --roots /Users/adam/Desktop/acme/acme-app --repo /Users/adam/Desktop/acme/acme-app <<'EOF'
{
  "body": "Retry the client once after a reconnect; do not stack interceptors.",
  "frontmatter": {
    "title": "Axios retry duplication after reconnect",
    "scope": ["apps/web"]
  }
}
EOF

Alternatively, you may pass the .json file using the --input flag.

tiramisu insert --roots /Users/adam/Desktop/acme/acme-app --repo /Users/adam/Desktop/acme/acme-app --input new-memory.json

For more details about adding memories, see insert-memory.

tiramisu updateCopy Anchor Link

tiramisu update --roots /Users/adam/Desktop/acme/acme-app --repo /Users/adam/Desktop/acme/acme-app --path /Users/adam/Desktop/acme/acme-app/.memories/cache-responses <<'EOF'
{
  "body": "Invalidate cached responses when permissions change."
}
EOF

Alternatively, you may pass the .json file using the --input flag.

tiramisu update --roots /Users/adam/Desktop/acme/acme-app --repo /Users/adam/Desktop/acme/acme-app --path /Users/adam/Desktop/acme/acme-app/.memories/cache-responses --input updated-memory.json

For more details about updating memories, see update-memory.

tiramisu searchCopy Anchor Link

tiramisu search --roots /Users/adam/Desktop/acme/acme-app --repo /Users/adam/Desktop/acme/acme-app --query "axios retry"

For more details about searching memories, see search-memories.

tiramisu deleteCopy Anchor Link

tiramisu delete \
  --paths /Users/adam/Desktop/acme/acme-app/.memories/one \
  --paths /Users/adam/Desktop/acme/acme-cli/.memories/two

For more details about deleting memories, see delete-memories.

tiramisu upvoteCopy Anchor Link

tiramisu upvote \
  --paths /Users/adam/Desktop/acme/acme-app/.memories/cache-error \
  --actor human

For more details about upvoting memories, see upvote-memories.

tiramisu pruneCopy Anchor Link

tiramisu prune --repo /Users/adam/Desktop/acme/acme-app

For more details about pruning memories, see prune-memories.

tiramisu telemetryCopy Anchor Link

Tiramisu collects completely anonymous telemetry data about general usage. Participation in this anonymous program is optional, and you can opt-out if you prefer not to share information.

The following options are available for the tiramisu telemetry command:

To check the status of your telemetry settings, run tiramisu telemetry.

Your preferences are stored in ~/.tiramisu/telemetry.json.

What's this?Copy Anchor Link

Tiramisu sends usage and performance measurements to PostHog. Telemetry helps us understand which tools are used, whether searches return results, and which operations need to be faster.

What data is collected?Copy Anchor Link

We collect general usage and performance information:

• Memory tools invoked through the CLI or MCP.
• Software versions (Tiramisu, Node.js, and the PostHog SDK) and operating system.
• Setup activity and feature usage, such as pruning and workspace sharing.
• Operation timing, outcome status, and general error categories.
• Workspace and memory counts.
• Search performance and result counts.
• Upvote and pruning activity.

What about sensitive data?Copy Anchor Link

We do not collect any metrics which may contain sensitive data.

The data we collect is also completely anonymous, not traceable to the source, and only meaningful in aggregate form.