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🧠Memory Service & MCP Integration

All integrated tools share a common memory through the IDE's built‑in Memory Service and MCP server.

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How it works

  • Consensus outputs are curated and stored as memories
  • The built‑in MCP server exposes those memories to integrated tools
  • Terminals and assistants run with shared context

Benefits

  • Less repetition: tools recall curated answers
  • Consistency across terminals and assistants
  • Faster iteration with reliable context