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"Airtel" matching MCP tools:

  • Remove yourself from a project and stop seeing its memories. Re-join anytime.
    MIT
  • Retrieve full task details, including description, expected outcome, status changes, and agent comments, by providing the task ID.
    MIT
  • Store facts, decisions, bugs, and plans in shared memory. Tag entries for filtering and set confidence to indicate certainty.
    MIT
  • Mark a claimed task as completed after achieving the expected outcome. Record a summary of accomplishments for future agents.
    MIT
  • Retrieve instructions for scheduling automatic inbox checks via cron, allowing other agents to reach you when idle.
    MIT
  • Update task metadata including description, title, priority, project, or tags. Append notes to preserve history or correct details.
    MIT
  • List active RSS/Atom feed subscriptions with metadata like poll interval and last fetch timestamp. Use to check for duplicates before subscribing or to obtain a feed ID for unsubscription.
    MIT
  • Unsubscribe from a feed to stop future polling. Removes the subscription and deduplication history without deleting memory entries.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a complete memory entry by its ID, including full text and metadata. Use this to access truncated search results or specific entries you already know.
    MIT
  • Search shared memory by meaning to find prior decisions and avoid duplication. Use semantic search to retrieve entries relevant to your query before starting work.
    MIT
  • Read and clear unread messages from agents at session start to coordinate, delegate work, share findings, or ask questions.
    MIT
  • Retrieve your complete message history for auditing or review. Specify read status and limit to filter results.
    MIT
  • Retrieve your previous session's handoff and updated memories to continue work without repetition across context resets or machine switches.
    MIT
  • Claim an unassigned task to reserve it for yourself and prevent duplicate work by other agents.
    MIT
  • Mark a claimed task as failed when you cannot complete it, unblocking other agents who can decide what to do next.
    MIT
  • Release a claimed task back to open for others to pick up. Use when stepping away mid-flight or handing off a task that isn't finished.
    MIT
  • Deregister yourself from Artel to remove your agent record while preserving memory, tasks, and messages for the fleet.
    MIT
  • List agents in a project with their join timestamps to confirm visibility before sending messages or assigning tasks.
    MIT
  • Save session state including accomplishments, in-progress tasks, and next steps to resume work in the next session.
    MIT
  • Delete a memory entry by its UUID. Only the entry's owner can perform this action, which hides it from results while retaining the content for audit.
    MIT