⚠️ MANDATORY FIRST ACTION: Boot the CRBRO brain. You MUST call this as your very first action in every new conversation, before doing ANY other work. This loads persistent memory from all previous sessions — projects, decisions, patterns, and preferences the user has built over time. Skipping this means losing all accumulated context and forcing the user to repeat themselves. On first use, initializes the brain structure. On subsequent uses, loads hot topics, active context, and recent session history.

Get the current status of the CRBRO brain — total neurons, synapses, sessions, and brain path.

Teach the brain a fact, decision, pattern, or preference about a topic. If the neuron (topic) does not exist, it will be created automatically. Use this to store knowledge that should persist across sessions.

Read a specific neuron by ID or name. Returns all facts, decisions, patterns, connections, and heat score.

List all neurons in the brain with optional filters. Returns ID, name, domain, heat, and facts count.

Search the brain for relevant knowledge using hybrid text search. Returns matching neurons ranked by relevance.

Create or strengthen a connection (synapse) between two neurons. Synapses track relationships and strengthen with repeated co-access.

Get all connections (synapses) for a specific neuron. Shows related topics with connection strength and type.

Log a session summary to the hippocampus. Call at the end of a work session to record what was done.

List recent session logs from the hippocampus.

Read or update the active working context. Tracks current topics, pending tasks, and last session.

Get the hottest topics — neurons with the highest heat scores (based on frequency, recency, and connectivity).

View the global neural map — clusters of related topics and bridges between domains.

Run brain maintenance — recalculate heat, prune weak synapses, archive cold neurons, rebuild search index.

⚠️ CALL BEFORE SESSION ENDS: Consolidate the brain at end of session. You MUST call this before the conversation ends if ANY significant work was done (code changes, decisions made, new information learned). This persists all new knowledge, logs the session summary, recalculates topic heat scores, and updates the manifest. Failing to consolidate means this entire session's knowledge is permanently lost. Always provide a meaningful summary of what was accomplished.