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"Cursor Not Losing Memory or State" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve a memory by its ID, returning all metadata and content. Inspect or verify memory state after recall or update.
    MIT
  • Soft-delete a memory by its exact POSIX path. Returns not-found if path does not exist; memory remains recoverable from git history.
    MIT
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  • Retrieve your account summary including subscription state, next billing date, memory counts, and account creation date. Check subscription status or memory usage.
    MIT
  • Fetch Telegram updates since a saved cursor to retrieve new messages, deleted messages, and other events. Use the returned cursor to continue; if updates remain, call again for the next batch.
    MIT
  • Detect differences in memory state between two timestamps, highlighting added, removed, and modified items.
    MIT

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  • Initialize a Telegram polling cursor by fetching the current updates state (pts, qts, date, seq, unreadCount). Call this once before telegram-get-updates, then persist the returned values in your agent state.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the complete active project state for a broad memory summary or status check, while using knowl_query for specific factual questions.
    Apache 2.0
  • Find source tables in a CAS caslib that are not yet loaded into memory, helping identify candidates for promotion to CAS memory.
    Apache 2.0
  • Reconstruct memory state and link graph as they existed at a given timestamp. Use to audit or roll back to previous memory configurations.
    MIT
  • Compare memory state at two ISO timestamps to detect drift. Analyzes changes to enable audit and rollback actions.
    MIT
  • List keys in the agent's memory namespace, sorted by newest update. Use prefix filter and cursor pagination to browse metadata before fetching full values.
    MIT
  • Identify the largest winning and losing trades on Hyperliquid to gauge market sentiment and narrative. Specify 'wins' or 'losses' to uncover top profitable or losing positions.
    MIT
  • Retrieve fixed-rate borrow order history using filters for order ID, currency, state, or term, with cursor-based pagination for efficient navigation. For unified accounts only.
    MIT
  • Compare memory state between two timestamps to reveal added, removed, and modified items. Track changes in agent memory over a specified time range.
    MIT
  • Create a compact continuation document from the current session's state to start a fresh session without losing established context or decisions.
    Apache 2.0
  • Reconstruct memory state at a specific timestamp, returning all memories and their link graph as they existed at that moment.
    MIT