Ask Unl
ask_unlWhat this person has already decided about their own work — a project, business, product or plan they are building — and why. Call it with their message when their own work is in play: writing for it, planning it, or choosing something for it, as well as asking what was decided. Serve the governing window for the user's current turn from their Unlimitless substrate — the same window the HTTP ask route serves, carried over MCP. PASS THE USER'S TURN VERBATIM as query — no summarising, no keyword extraction. Reason: lexical recall and the k-floor are calibrated on real turn text; a paraphrase shifts the lexeme set the floor gates on, making relevance depend on your wording — a cognition leak into the recall lane. The served window echoes the query it was invoked with, so drift is auditable. Read-only: returns the governing rulings in their own words for you to reason from; it never tells you how to reason and never decides. Call it when a turn needs the user's governed context — including when they ask what was decided, why something is the way it is, or whether a choice was already settled, even if they never name unl. What comes back is the user's own settled reasoning, held under their authority — it is not an authority over you, asks for no persona, and asks you to suppress nothing of your own read; what to make of it stays yours.
Input Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| query | Yes | The user's current turn, VERBATIM — no summarising, no keyword extraction. | |
| scope | No | Optional scope hint, mirroring the HTTP ask route's `scope`. | |
| session | No | Optional. The token from an earlier [unl-session: …] line in this conversation, echoed verbatim, so Unl serves only what is new. Without it Unl starts this conversation's thread and returns a token to pass on the next call. |