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  • Verify server health for the active project by retrieving metadata such as storage engine and write arbitration mode, ensuring the server is responsive before performing state operations.
    MIT
  • Store transient project-scoped key-value entries that expire automatically, ideal for debug flags and temporary task context without polluting long-term state.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a transient memory entry by key from the current project. Returns null if the key does not exist or has expired, without throwing an error.
    MIT
  • Retrieve active lessons matching a keyword, ranked by confidence, to surface relevant patterns before beginning work on a known problem area.
    MIT
  • Reinforce a previously saved lesson when the same pattern occurs again. Increases confidence score and reactivates decayed lessons.
    MIT
  • Compress raw hook observations into typed summaries to reduce token count in session history. Marks observations as compressed without deletion.
    MIT

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  • Search past decisions by keyword with BM25 relevance ranking. Each result includes content, context label, timestamp, and a normalized score to find relevant topics without paging through history.
    MIT
  • List all active transient key-value entries in a project to audit state or verify key existence before retrieval. Expired entries are automatically excluded, returning an empty array if none exist.
    MIT
  • Monitor progress and retrieve results of infrastructure as code generation jobs. Check status after submitting to see completion and obtain output.
    Apache 2.0
  • Persist a lesson with a confidence score that decays without reinforcement. Use after checking for duplicates to record observations for cross-session retention.
    MIT
  • Identifies recurring shell commands and error patterns across sessions by analyzing runtime hook events, offering frequency counts and automation suggestions.
    MIT
  • Restore project memory—decisions, preferences, and next steps—at session start, scoped to the current git branch.
    MIT
  • Records session decisions and context into project memory, updating the state file for the current git branch to preserve progress across sessions.
    MIT
  • Provide cloud resource IDs to generate IaC files and receive a job ID to monitor progress.
    Apache 2.0
  • Persist a decision with a context label to SQLite, using write-lock arbitration to prevent concurrent conflicts.
    MIT
  • Get a paginated history of past decisions, including text, context, and timestamp. Useful for auditing decision logs without loading full project state.
    MIT
  • Apply a complete VPD, temperature, and humidity template for any growth stage in a single call. Define stage-specific targets to automate controller settings.
    MIT
  • Retrieve current temperature, humidity, and VPD from an AC Infinity controller by providing its device ID. Returns sensor data with timestamp.
    MIT