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"Airtel" matching MCP tools:

  • List Nigerian mobile networks supported for airtime and data top-up: MTN, Glo, Airtel, and 9mobile.
    MIT
  • Create a task for yourself or another agent to track discrete work units, set priority and dependencies, and persist across sessions.
    MIT
  • Mark a claimed task as failed to unblock other agents when you cannot complete it. Optionally provide a reason for the failure.
    MIT
  • Record an irreversible decision with rationale to prevent future re-litigation of architecture choices and scope cuts.
    MIT
  • Search shared memory using semantic embedding to find entries by meaning, not exact keywords. Use before starting work to avoid duplication and discover prior decisions.
    MIT
  • Retrieve memory entries written or updated after a given timestamp to catch up on a specific time window or for custom time ranges.
    MIT

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  • Inspect a node in the knowledge graph to reveal its kind, typed edges, and viability. Trustworthiness is derived from connectivity: fresh connections increase trust.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a list of all projects, showing members, memory count, and last activity to understand project activity and team involvement.
    MIT
  • Release your claim on a task to return it to open status, allowing other agents to pick it up. Provide an optional reason for context.
    MIT
  • Mark a claimed task as completed by providing a summary of what was accomplished. Use this only when the task's expected outcome has been fully achieved.
    MIT
  • Claim an open task to mark it as yours and prevent duplicate work. Optionally add a note explaining why you are taking it.
    MIT
  • Mark a task as blocked by another task. The task will appear in unblocked task lists only after all its dependencies reach completed status.
    MIT
  • Retrieve your last session handoff and recent memory entries to continue work without repeating tasks across sessions.
    MIT
  • Record session progress and next steps to resume work across agent sessions. Saves summary, incomplete tasks, and priorities for continued collaboration.
    MIT
  • Fetch full task details, including description, expected outcome, and chronological comment log, using the task ID.
    MIT
  • Browse memory entries by tag, project, agent, or confidence level. Use to survey a topic area or filter entries.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the complete text and metadata of a specific memory entry by its ID. Resolves truncated entries from search results with unambiguous short prefixes.
    MIT
  • Switch your active project to access its scoped memory and tasks. Joining replaces previous membership and defaults new writes.
    MIT
  • Store facts, decisions, bugs, plans, and other knowledge to shared memory. Tag entries and set confidence levels for effective retrieval.
    MIT
  • Update your existing memory entries by modifying content, confidence, tags, type, scope, or project. Supports optimistic locking with expected version to prevent overwrites.
    MIT