#me_memory_get_by_path

Retrieve a single named memory by its tree/name path.

The last path segment is the name; the rest is the tree. For example, /share/auth/jwt-rotation is the memory named jwt-rotation under the tree /share/auth, and ~/notes/todo resolves under your home. Returns an error (NOT_FOUND) if no such named memory exists.

Use me_memory_get when you already have the UUID.

#Parameters

Name	Type	Required	Description
space	string	varies	Absent in locked mode; required nonempty string in multi-space mode. It selects the same-server space for this call.
path	string	yes	The tree/name path, e.g. /share/auth/jwt-rotation.
select	string[] | null	no	Fields to present. Omit or pass null for the complete memory. Supports response fields, meta.keyName, and content slices.
format	"yaml" | "json" | "compact" | null	no	Text serialization format. Omit or pass null for YAML; json and compact both return compact JSON.

#Returns

The tool returns YAML by default. The JSON shape is the same as me_memory_get, including its name; pass format: "json" or format: "compact" for compact JSON text.

#Example

{
  "path": "/share/auth/jwt-rotation"
}

#Notes

• The split is on the final /: a name may contain dots (config.yaml) but never a slash.
• Returns NOT_FOUND if no named memory matches, or the caller lacks read access.
• Omit select or pass null to receive the complete memory object. An empty selection or multiple distinct content slices are invalid. The complete suffix after meta. is the metadata key. Content slices use UTF-16 code-unit offsets and include the full UTF-16 contentLength.