Your AI forgets everything between sessions. Rekindle fixes that.
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capture_nowManually capture current session context to .rekindle/captures/. Use this when you want to preserve the current conversation state — before a complex operation, when context feels at risk, or when the user requests it. Produces the same artifact as the automatic PreCompact hook but triggered on dem…Manually capture current session context to .rekindle/captures/. Use this when you want to preserve the current conversation state — before a complex operation, when context feels at risk, or when the user requests it. Produces the same artifact as the automatic PreCompact hook but triggered on dem…
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delete_memoryprivilegedPermanently delete a single memory from the local SQLite database by its ID. This action is irreversible — the row and its full-text search index entry are removed immediately. Use when a memory is outdated, incorrect, or no longer relevant. Returns {success: true} if the memory was found and delet…Permanently delete a single memory from the local SQLite database by its ID. This action is irreversible — the row and its full-text search index entry are removed immediately. Use when a memory is outdated, incorrect, or no longer relevant. Returns {success: true} if the memory was found and delet…
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end_sessionNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
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list_memoriesList stored memories from the local SQLite database, ordered newest first. Unlike search_memory, this does not require a query — it returns all memories matching the optional filters. Read-only; does not modify any data. Use to browse what has been stored, audit memory contents, or check memory cou…List stored memories from the local SQLite database, ordered newest first. Unlike search_memory, this does not require a query — it returns all memories matching the optional filters. Read-only; does not modify any data. Use to browse what has been stored, audit memory contents, or check memory cou…
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search_memorySearch stored memories using SQLite full-text search (FTS5). Returns results ranked by relevance with higher-importance memories boosted. Each search increments the retrieval_count on matched memories, tracking which memories are accessed most. Use at session start to load relevant context, or mid-…Search stored memories using SQLite full-text search (FTS5). Returns results ranked by relevance with higher-importance memories boosted. Each search increments the retrieval_count on matched memories, tracking which memories are accessed most. Use at session start to load relevant context, or mid-…
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store_memoryStore a new memory in the local SQLite database. Creates a persistent row with an auto-generated UUID, timestamp, and the provided content. Use for preferences, lessons learned, project context, relationship notes, or general information worth remembering across sessions. Memories persist across se…Store a new memory in the local SQLite database. Creates a persistent row with an auto-generated UUID, timestamp, and the provided content. Use for preferences, lessons learned, project context, relationship notes, or general information worth remembering across sessions. Memories persist across se…
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update_memoryUpdate an existing memory in the local SQLite database. Modifies only the fields you provide — omitted fields are left unchanged. The updated_at timestamp is set automatically. If content is changed, the full-text search index is rebuilt for this memory. Returns the full updated memory object on su…Update an existing memory in the local SQLite database. Modifies only the fields you provide — omitted fields are left unchanged. The updated_at timestamp is set automatically. If content is changed, the full-text search index is rebuilt for this memory. Returns the full updated memory object on su…
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Your AI forgets everything between sessions. Rekindle fixes that.
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