Summary
There is an apc mcp remove command to delete MCP server entries from the cache, but no equivalent command for memory entries. Power users who want to clean up stale, test, or unwanted memory entries from the cache have no way to do this short of directly editing ~/.apc/cache/memory.json.
Motivation
During testing, I accumulated 195 old-format memory entries from Docker integration tests (apc memory add calls). There is no way to remove these without hand-editing JSON.
More generally, users may want to:
- Remove a specific collected memory file they no longer want synced
- Remove manually-added entries (
apc memory add) that are outdated
- Clean up entries left over from tools they've uninstalled
Expected Interface
# Remove by entry ID
apc memory remove <id>
# Interactive selection (like apc mcp remove)
apc memory remove
# Remove all entries from a specific tool
apc memory remove --tool openclaw
# Clear all legacy (entry_id schema) manual entries
apc memory remove --legacy
Related
Environment
- macOS Darwin 25.2.0 (arm64)
- apc version 0.1.0
Summary
There is an
apc mcp removecommand to delete MCP server entries from the cache, but no equivalent command for memory entries. Power users who want to clean up stale, test, or unwanted memory entries from the cache have no way to do this short of directly editing~/.apc/cache/memory.json.Motivation
During testing, I accumulated 195 old-format memory entries from Docker integration tests (
apc memory addcalls). There is no way to remove these without hand-editing JSON.More generally, users may want to:
apc memory add) that are outdatedExpected Interface
Related
apc mcp removealready exists and could serve as a template for this featureEnvironment