Option to "wipe" stored memories (<repository_memories>)

[dnoriegagoodwin]

Describe the feature or problem you'd like to solve

Option to clear or disable "server-side" <repository_memories>

Proposed solution

/wipe or something like that to wipe "stored_memories".

Example prompts or workflows

https://gist.github.com/dnoriegagoodwin/4ddaeb235ab58db8c1114abef50ca4d8

Additional context

I noticed a session kept saying "memory stored" or something like that. When I asked, CCLI said:

● Check config for memory settings
  $ # Memories are server-side, but let's check if there's any local trace
  grep -r "repository_memories\|store_memory" ~/.copilot/config.json 2>/dev/null; echo "---"; cat ~/.copilot/config.json 2>/dev/null | python3 -m json.tool 2>/dev/null | head -30
  
● They're stored server-side by GitHub — tied to your account + repository. The store_memory tool sends facts to GitHub's backend, and they're injected into the <repository_memories> block in your system prompt
  each session. No local file to delete.

  To clear existing memories, I'm not aware of a CLI command or config option for that. Your best bet is /feedback to request a memory purge, or filing on the Copilot CLI repo. The instruction we added will at least stop new ones from accumulating.

Full context where I interrogated can be found here.

I interrogated when I saw it referred to me as "Brady" (not my name).

https://gist.github.com/dnoriegagoodwin/4ddaeb235ab58db8c1114abef50ca4d8#-copilot-8

[tiferet]

There's an option in the repo settings UI to delete repo memories (assuming you're a repo owner). Go to https://github.com/{org}/{repo}/settings/copilot/memory. It's a shame CLI didn't know that, though...