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"Keeper" matching MCP tools:

  • Override the spawn-budget cap in MB for the current process. Set 0 to disable enforcement; useful for adjusting resource limits during heavy tasks or to reduce load mid-session.
    MIT
  • Send a question to a specific peer and wait synchronously for their answer. Use a timeout to control wait duration.
    MIT
  • Execute a due payment from an on-chain agreement. Callable by payer, payee, or keeper bot to collect recurring payments automatically.
    MIT
  • Merge duplicate Zotero items into a keeper to consolidate tags, collections, notes, and annotations, then move duplicates to Trash. Run dry first to verify; confirm=True to execute.
    MIT
  • Summarizes accumulated user beliefs by domain, condensing validated, observed, and hypothesis states into a brief, actionable snapshot.
    MIT

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  • Retire an old claim and register a refined replacement, preserving all evidence. Optionally seed the new claim with a quote sourced from the superseded claim.
    MIT
  • Terminate orphaned thread-keeper processes with stale heartbeats. Dry-run by default; pass dry_run=False to send signals.
    MIT
  • Post a message visible only to a targeted conversation thread, enabling private inter-agent communication.
    MIT
  • Spawn multiple AI agents with distinct roles to answer the same prompt, then compare their responses side by side.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the last lines of a task's captured stdout/stderr log. Useful for debugging tasks spawned with output capture enabled.
    MIT
  • Sanity-check spawn configuration by showing the resolved CLI for each role, including manual model overrides.
    MIT
  • Prune, consolidate, or re-grade system-generated concepts. Remove outdated ones, merge similar with evidence carry-over, or adjust confidence levels to maintain accurate knowledge.
    MIT
  • Cast a weighted vote on a distillate using a value between -1 and +1. Your vote updates the collective score, and re-voting replaces your prior input.
    MIT
  • Create, edit, patch, and delete skills with automatic frontmatter validation, plus manage support files under allowed directories, mirrored across configured skill roots.
    MIT
  • Record that a thread's insights have been captured into a skill, stopping reminders and linking the skill path for future reference. Optionally mirrors the skill to other configured locations.
    MIT
  • See what other concurrent sessions have done since your last check to stay coordinated and avoid redundant work. Call when notified of live activity or when suspecting parallel progress.
    MIT
  • Register a self-test probe to identify and monitor known weak-spot tasks, using configurable graders like regex, exact match, or manual verification.
    MIT
  • Find assistant responses decomposable into independent blocks but answered without spawn() calls, calibrating spawn_hint strength.
    MIT