feat: cross-tool memory mirror (Claude to MCP) - #46
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Read-only mirror of a coding tool's per-project memory store, exposed over MCP so any LLM can read the memory another tool wrote (the "Codex can't see what Claude noted" gap). This is the Phase 30 MVP.
memoriestable + FTS and aMemorymodel.~/.claude/projects/<slug>/memory/, the sibling of the sessions dir Lore already knows): parsesMEMORY.mdplus per-fact markdown (frontmatter name/description/type + body), reflects the folder state (add, update, remove), and refreshes on read so no daemon is needed. Strictly read-only: it never writes to the tool's files.lore_get_memoriesandlore_search_memories, scoped to the current repo (git top-level).lore memoriesCLI to list them (text or json).Everything is scoped to the current project. Deferred by design: git-ref sync of memories, other tools' stores (Codex, Gemini), a write path, and embeddings.
Tests: capture/parse and mirror semantics (add/update/remove/missing folder), search, slug resolution, MCP shape. Full suite green, clippy
-D warningsclean. Verified live against a real Claude memory folder.