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checkpoint_delete

Remove a specific checkpoint from the virtual filesystem workspace to manage storage and maintain organized session data.

Instructions

Delete a checkpoint.

Input Schema

TableJSON Schema
NameRequiredDescriptionDefault
checkpoint_idYes

Implementation Reference

  • The core handler function for the checkpoint_delete tool. It calls the CheckpointManager to delete the specified checkpoint and returns a CheckpointRestoreResponse indicating success.
    async def checkpoint_delete(self, checkpoint_id: str) -> CheckpointRestoreResponse: """ Delete a checkpoint. Args: checkpoint_id: Checkpoint ID to delete Returns: Response with success status """ await self.checkpoint_manager.delete_checkpoint(checkpoint_id) return CheckpointRestoreResponse( success=True, checkpoint_id=checkpoint_id, restored_at=datetime.now(UTC), )
  • The registration of the checkpoint_delete tool in the MCP server using the @server.tool decorator. This thin wrapper delegates to the CheckpointTools instance method.
    @server.tool async def checkpoint_delete(checkpoint_id: str): """Delete a checkpoint.""" return await checkpoint_tools_instance.checkpoint_delete(checkpoint_id)
  • Pydantic model for the output response of the checkpoint_delete tool (reused from checkpoint restore response). Defines success status, checkpoint ID, and restore timestamp.
    class CheckpointRestoreResponse(BaseModel): """Response from checkpoint restore""" success: bool checkpoint_id: str restored_at: datetime

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