Corrections that outlive the session. A guard blocks the edit that writes the old value back.
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MEMORY_PULSE_KEYAPI keyoptionalLicense key (optional; free tier without one)
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pulseRe-enter a project without reading its history into context. Returns a salience-ranked briefRe-enter a project without reading its history into context. Returns a salience-ranked brief
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recallQuery the causal graph: what an event caused (effects), what caused it (causes), a multi-hopQuery the causal graph: what an event caused (effects), what caused it (causes), a multi-hop
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rememberRecord a finding so the next session starts with it. Use kind='correction' when a claim isRecord a finding so the next session starts with it. Use kind='correction' when a claim is
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executeRun a JavaScript program against memory in a sandbox; ONLY its return value enters context.Run a JavaScript program against memory in a sandbox; ONLY its return value enters context.
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4 of 4 tools published a description.
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Corrections that outlive the session. A guard blocks the edit that writes the old value back.
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