Function isShellCommandTargetingMemory

src/utils/memoryFileDetection.ts:223–279

(command: string)

 * collapse logic.
 */
export function isShellCommandTargetingMemory(command: string): boolean {
  const configDir = getClaudeConfigHomeDir()
  const memoryBase = getMemoryBaseDir()
  const autoMemDir = isAutoMemoryEnabled()
    ? getAutoMemPath().replace(/[/\\]+$/, '')
    : ''

  // Quick check: does the command mention the config, memory base, or
  // auto-mem directory? Compare in forward-slash form (PowerShell on Windows
  // may use either separator while configDir uses the platform-native one).
  // On Windows also check the MinGW form (/c/...) since BashTool runs under
  // Git Bash which emits that encoding. On Linux/Mac, configDir is already
  // posix so only one form to check — and crucially, windowsPathToPosixPath
  // is NOT called, so Linux paths like /m/foo aren't misinterpreted as MinGW.
  const commandCmp = toComparable(command)
  const dirs = [configDir, memoryBase, autoMemDir].filter(Boolean)
  const matchesAnyDir = dirs.some(d => {
    if (commandCmp.includes(toComparable(d))) return true
    if (IS_WINDOWS) {
      // BashTool on Windows (Git Bash) emits /c/Users/... — check MinGW form too
      return commandCmp.includes(windowsPathToPosixPath(d).toLowerCase())
    }
    return false
  })
  if (!matchesAnyDir) {
    return false
  }

  // Extract absolute path-like tokens. Matches Unix absolute paths (/foo/bar),
  // Windows drive-letter paths (C:\foo, C:/foo), and MinGW paths (/c/foo —
  // they're /-prefixed so the regex already captures them). Bare backslash
  // tokens (\foo) are intentionally excluded — they appear in regex/grep
  // patterns and would cause false-positive memory classification after
  // normalization flips backslashes to forward slashes.
  const matches = command.match(/(?:[A-Za-z]:[/\\]|\/)[^\s'"]+/g)
  if (!matches) {
    return false
  }

  for (const match of matches) {
    // Strip trailing shell metacharacters that could be adjacent to a path
    const cleanPath = match.replace(/[,;|&>]+$/, '')
    // On Windows, convert MinGW /c/... → native C:\... at this single
    // point. Downstream predicates (isAutoManagedMemoryFile, isMemoryDirectory,
    // isAutoMemPath, isAgentMemoryPath) then receive native paths and only
    // need toComparable() for matching. On other platforms, paths are already
    // native — no conversion, so /m/foo etc. pass through unmodified.
    const nativePath = IS_WINDOWS
      ? posixPathToWindowsPath(cleanPath)
      : cleanPath
    if (isAutoManagedMemoryFile(nativePath) || isMemoryDirectory(nativePath)) {
      return true
    }
  }

  return false
}