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Use the Dream skill when a space has accumulated enough memory that topics may overlap, drift, or become stale. Dream does not edit memory. It only proposes cleanup candidates. Your agent should read the source topics, decide what is worth changing, then use the right follow-up skill command.

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When to use Dream

Use Dream after a burst of recording, before a planning round, or when query results feel noisy. Do not run Dream on every task. The proposals are more useful when there is enough saved memory to compare.
Dream works on the space resolved from the current project folder. If the project should use a named space, bind it first with Bind.

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Ask the agent to review memory

Ask your agent:
The agent runs Dream from inside the project folder. Manual reference:

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Choose a mode

Dream supports four modes. The default mode is merge. Manual examples:

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Review the candidates

Dream returns JSON with candidate paths, scores, and the reason the topics were grouped. Ask the agent to read source topics before acting:
Manual reference:

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Act on a proposal

Only act on candidates that still make sense after reading the source topics. Manual references:

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Verify after cleanup

After acting on Dream proposals, ask the agent to query the same topic again:
If the result got worse, ask the agent to explain what changed before recording more memory.

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Next steps

Auth

Approve skill authentication and check sync status.

Query

Confirm consolidated memory reads back clearly.