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  • Delete a specific stored memory entry by exact key. Use when a stored value is incorrect or no longer needed. Returns confirmation and whether the key existed.
  • Immediately remove a tunnel from memory, ignoring remaining reads or TTL. Use to cancel delivery of a tunneled value, such as when a secret is rotated or sent to the wrong recipient.
  • Read a value from encrypted agent memory by key, or list all stored keys. Use to recall prior context or a single fact at the start of an agent loop.
  • Permanently delete a single key from encrypted agent memory to retract obsolete or misremembered context. Destructive action with no recovery; returns success or not-found error.
  • Update any field of an existing live memory—label, description, why_matters, or tags—without recreating it. Omitted fields stay unchanged.
    MIT
  • Monitors OpenSIPS shared-memory and per-process package-memory usage to detect out-of-memory errors and module leaks. Tracks shm for cross-process state and pkg for private memory, preventing silent call failures.

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  • Delete a specific memory by providing its unique ID. Removes unwanted or outdated memories from persistent storage.
    MIT
  • Retrieve detailed Redis server information and statistics. Specify a section such as memory or cpu to filter results.
    MIT
  • Save facts, decisions, or preferences to persistent memory that retains across agent sessions. Encrypts content and generates vector embeddings for semantic search.
    Apache 2.0
  • Permanently delete a memory by its ID. Removes outdated or incorrect facts to prevent contradictory memories from coexisting.
    Apache 2.0
  • Delete obsolete or erroneous memory blocks entirely, removing all thermodynamic history. Use when a concept is completely outdated or stored by mistake; for updates, use the update tool instead to preserve history.
  • Store a memory record or coordination signal in the bridge for later retrieval, handoff, or workflow triggers. Use 'memory' kind to persist durable knowledge like decisions or gotchas, and 'signal' kind for transient pollable events.
  • Update text content in an agent's archival memory store. Use this tool to modify existing memory passages by providing the agent ID, memory ID, and new text content.
  • Remove specific memories from an agent's archival storage permanently. Use to manage memory by deleting identified passages with agent and memory IDs.
  • Create or update memory nodes in a semantic graph to represent concepts, files, symbols, or notes with auto-generated embeddings for linking and retrieval.
    MIT
  • Retrieve recent in-memory server log entries filtered by severity to diagnose unexpected tool behavior or connection errors during the current session.
    MIT
  • Initialize an agent's working memory for a new task by providing operating rules and relevant context, with suggestions for updating shared memory when needed.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Clean the IPython kernel by resetting to a fresh state. Clears variables, imports, and definitions from memory while preserving installed packages and files. Ideal for starting fresh experiments or freeing memory after large dataset processing.
    Apache 2.0