Recall from the kura — long-term memory retrieved by MEANING rather than keyword, then following [[links]] between memories. Call it whenever the question touches past decisions, measurements, people, machines, or anything done before — prefer it over guessing. An empty result means it is simply not remembered yet: say so plainly and never fill the gap with invention. Pass store to reach a different kura, or call kura_use to switch for the session.

Read one whole memory from the kura by its slug (e.g. 'storage-doctrine'). Use after kura_recall when a summary is not enough and you need the full text.

Show the whole index of the kura — every memory's one-line recognition trigger, in one answer. Use it when you need to see WHAT EXISTS rather than look something up: before claiming a topic was never discussed, when choosing which memory to open, or right after switching kura. It is a map, not the contents: open a memory with kura_read for the detail.

Health check of the kura: how many memories, resolved and dead [[links]], islands (memories nothing links to), index drift. Call when recall behaves oddly, or when asked about the memory system itself.

List the kura this server holds and which agent mode each one belongs to. Call it when you are unsure which memory you are speaking from, or before switching.

Switch which kura the following calls read from, for the rest of this session. Use when the conversation moves to a different mode of work (for example from building things to talking things through). Has no effect on a bridge that was bound to a single kura at startup — it will say so.