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"Session" matching MCP tools:

  • List active device tasks, print the daemon state directory, or save an armed script without closing the current run. Get essential state details for debugging and automation.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a full conversation session in chronological order, page by page, using a session ID from search results or session list.
    Apache 2.0
  • Create, list, monitor, and archive development sessions. Optionally isolate work with git worktrees for context switching and progress tracking.
    MIT
  • Manage isolated browser sessions for Strudel live coding. Create, destroy, list, or switch between named sessions to maintain separate contexts.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Manage agent work intervals: start, end, review, and clean up stale records, convert summaries into draft memories, and get a boot-time briefing on decisions, conflicts, and knowledge gaps.
    MIT
  • Register, update, or query active agent work for multi-agent coordination. On completion, automatically store a work summary note in the vault.
    AGPL 3.0
    Destructive

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    Session Watcher treats your prompt cache as inventory — it uses EOQ theory to tell you whether the current context is still worth carrying, and when to restart. Works with any session-based coding agent.
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    MIT
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    Provides comprehensive session management for Claude Code with automatic initialization/cleanup, quality checkpoints, and local conversation memory with semantic search for capturing learnings across coding sessions.
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    BSD 3-Clause

Matching MCP Connectors

  • Read and triage bug reports captured by Session Replay for your verified domains.

  • MCP for retrieving information about recorded session replays.

  • Resolve biological entities, build and inspect knowledge graphs, save/restore sessions, and export provenance for streamlined research workflows.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Start, orient, and compact sessions to manage project context. Track tasks, goals, blockers, and decisions for reproducible AI development.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Manage AI session memory: capture decisions and lessons, recall past conversations, and ground context from prior work. Action-driven retrieval and storage for persistent context.
    MIT
  • Manage AI sessions with auto-priming, handoff between devices, prompt discovery by mode or keywords, and task assignment to agents or humans.
    MIT
  • Reset exploration state, view page mappings, generate mermaid diagrams, and track task steps with begin, done, skip, or status operations.
    MIT
  • Manage agent work sessions by starting, checkpointing, or ending them, recording goals, decisions, blockers, and files changed to maintain synchronized memory across coding agents.
    MIT
  • Manage the lifecycle of a team memory context through actions: init, observe, context, summarize, compress, and tasks.
    MIT
  • Manage diagnostics: recap recent activity, set verbosity, reorder briefing sections, compress audit logs, or report server health.
    MIT
  • Retrieve full metadata and connection details for a single GreyNoise sensor session by its ID, including source/destination IPs, ports, timestamps, byte/packet counts, and classification.
    MIT
  • Check the status of a document session using its token to see if it is draft, in progress, or generated, and track completion.
    MIT
  • Group and count network sessions by one or more fields over a time range, supporting nested drill-down buckets and optional Lucene query filtering.
    MIT
  • Start a document interview session to obtain a token and shareable URL, letting recipients complete forms directly.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a single session by its GlobalID or session_id, optionally including annotations. Use this tool to fetch specific session details without listing all sessions.
    Apache 2.0