Shared fleet memory for AI agents: nightly self-correction, recall every prompt (supported agents).
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HICORTEX_AUTH_TOKENAPI keyoptionalBearer token for a remote Hicortex server (server prints it via `hicortex status`). Optional — a local server needs no token.
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hicortex_searchSearch shared long-term memory (all agents, all sessions). CALL THIS BEFORE assuming, guessing, or asking the user about anything that may have come up before: prior decisions, preferences, project facts, people, hardware, past incidents. If you are about to write 'I don't have information about…',…Search shared long-term memory (all agents, all sessions). CALL THIS BEFORE assuming, guessing, or asking the user about anything that may have come up before: prior decisions, preferences, project facts, people, hardware, past incidents. If you are about to write 'I don't have information about…',…
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hicortex_getFetch ONE memory's full content by id — use this to lazy-load entries from the '## Memory recall (auto)' index or from search results whose snippet was not enough. Fetching a memory marks it as used (strengthens it), so fetch entries that could change your action — not every shown one. When the mem…Fetch ONE memory's full content by id — use this to lazy-load entries from the '## Memory recall (auto)' index or from search results whose snippet was not enough. Fetching a memory marks it as used (strengthens it), so fetch entries that could change your action — not every shown one. When the mem…
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hicortex_recentGet recent memories, optionally filtered by project. CALL THIS AT THE START of substantive work on a project to catch up on its latest state — cheaper than asking the user what happened.Get recent memories, optionally filtered by project. CALL THIS AT THE START of substantive work on a project to catch up on its latest state — cheaper than asking the user what happened.
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hicortex_ingestStore a new memory in long-term storage. Use for Knowledge, Decisions, or Learnings. Capture is automatic (nightly) — use this ONLY for explicitly requested learnings, never routine content.Store a new memory in long-term storage. Use for Knowledge, Decisions, or Learnings. Capture is automatic (nightly) — use this ONLY for explicitly requested learnings, never routine content.
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hicortex_lessonsGet actionable Learnings — auto-generated insights about mistakes to avoid. CALL THIS before retrying an approach that failed before, or when picking up work where past problems may have been recorded.Get actionable Learnings — auto-generated insights about mistakes to avoid. CALL THIS before retrying an approach that failed before, or when picking up work where past problems may have been recorded.
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hicortex_indexGet the knowledge domain index — shows what topics and projects are stored in memory, grouped by domain. Call before a broad search to see which knowledge domains exist, or when unsure what the memory covers.Get the knowledge domain index — shows what topics and projects are stored in memory, grouped by domain. Call before a broad search to see which knowledge domains exist, or when unsure what the memory covers.
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hicortex_graphQuery the memory knowledge graph — find connected memories, hub nodes, or paths between memories. Use it to explore memories connected to one you just fetched, or to find hub memories in a domain.Query the memory knowledge graph — find connected memories, hub nodes, or paths between memories. Use it to explore memories connected to one you just fetched, or to find hub memories in a domain.
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hicortex_updateUpdate an existing memory. Use after searching to fix incorrect information. If content changes, the embedding is re-computed.Update an existing memory. Use after searching to fix incorrect information. If content changes, the embedding is re-computed.
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hicortex_deleteprivilegedPermanently delete a memory and its links. Use when a memory is incorrect and should be removed entirely.Permanently delete a memory and its links. Use when a memory is incorrect and should be removed entirely.
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hicortex_learningsGet actionable Learnings — auto-generated insights about mistakes to avoid. CALL THIS before retrying an approach that failed before, or when picking up work where past problems may have been recorded.Get actionable Learnings — auto-generated insights about mistakes to avoid. CALL THIS before retrying an approach that failed before, or when picking up work where past problems may have been recorded.
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hicortex_identityFetch your standing identity — the hand-edited 'who you are + how you work' layer (personality, rules, preferences). Returns all sections or a specific one. Use this to re-read your identity after context compaction or to look up a specific rule. On multi-agent installs, pass `agent` to fetch a spe…Fetch your standing identity — the hand-edited 'who you are + how you work' layer (personality, rules, preferences). Returns all sections or a specific one. Use this to re-read your identity after context compaction or to look up a specific rule. On multi-agent installs, pass `agent` to fetch a spe…
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Shared fleet memory for AI agents: nightly self-correction, recall every prompt (supported agents).
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