Cross-session memory and recall for AI agents — git-synced knowledge base, knowledge graph, confidence scoring, hybrid semantic+TF-IDF search, auto-distillation with secrets scrubbing
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knowledgeKnowledge base CRUD, sync, and session-start hydration. Actions:Knowledge base CRUD, sync, and session-start hydration. Actions:
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knowledge_searchSearch across sessions AND knowledge entries.Search across sessions AND knowledge entries.
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knowledge_sessionSession operations: list sessions, get a full conversation, or get a summary.Session operations: list sessions, get a full conversation, or get a summary.
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knowledge_adminAdmin operations: view vector store stats, view/update configuration, rebuild embeddings,Admin operations: view vector store stats, view/update configuration, rebuild embeddings,
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knowledge_graphKnowledge graph operations with temporal validity and code structure support.Knowledge graph operations with temporal validity and code structure support.
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knowledge_analyzeAnalysis tools: find duplicates, unconnected entries, most-connected concepts (god nodes),Analysis tools: find duplicates, unconnected entries, most-connected concepts (god nodes),
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Cross-session memory and recall for AI agents — git-synced knowledge base, knowledge graph, confidence scoring, hybrid semantic+TF-IDF search, auto-distillation with secrets scrubbing
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