engram-consolidatelisted

# engram-consolidate Run memory maintenance operations against the Engram MCP server. These tools are hidden from the normal tools/list to keep context lean. This skill calls them directly via HTTP so you can trigger consolidation without bloating the active tool roster. ## When to Use - After a long or busy work session where many memories were stored - When `memory_recall` results feel noisy or redundant - When you want to force a summary onto a single memory - When you want to clear all cached summaries for a project and let them regenerate - User says "consolidate memory", "sleep Engram", "clean up memory", "prune memory", "summarize memory for X" ## How to Use Identify which operation the user wants, then issue the matching `xh` call below. All calls go to the MCP JSON-RPC endpoint. Capture the response and report the result (or error) to the user. ### 1. Quick consolidation — prune stale entries, decay edges, merge near-duplicates ```bash xh POST "${ENGRAM_BASE_URL:-http://localhost:8788}/mcp" \ "Authorization: Bearer $ENGRAM_API_KEY" \ Content-Type:application/json \ jsonrpc=2.0 id:=1 method=tools/call \ params:='{"name":"memory_consolidate","arguments":{"project":"<project>"}}' ``` Use this first. It is fast (seconds to low minutes). Appropriate after any normal session. ### 2. Deep consolidation — full cycle with relationship inference ```bash xh POST "${ENGRAM_BASE_URL:-http://localhost:8788}/mcp" \ "Authorization: Bearer $ENGRAM_API_KEY" \ Con