Loop engineering wizard for Cursor. Asks 3 questions, then orchestrates a fully autonomous parallel agent team (resource-scout, researcher, planner, agent-factory, executor, verifier, auditor, memory-keeper) for any goal. Multiple agents run in parallel — dynamic researcher count, multiple executors on independent…
Loop engineering wizard for Gemini CLI. Asks 3 questions, then orchestrates a fully autonomous agent team (resource-scout, researcher, planner, agent-factory, executor, verifier, auditor, memory-keeper) until the goal is met. Each agent is a named tool. On Gemini CLI v0.36+, subagents run in true parallel (spawn…
Loop engineering wizard for OpenCode. Asks 3 questions, then orchestrates a fully autonomous agent team (resource-scout, researcher, planner, agent-factory, executor, verifier, auditor, memory-keeper) until the goal is met. Agents run sequentially via the task tool. Dynamic researcher count. Modes: build (from…
Persistent AI memory + codebase knowledge graph MCP server. Works across Claude Code, VS Code Copilot, Google Antigravity, Codex CLI, Hermes Agent, Claude.ai, and ChatGPT. Runs locally from the context-mcp-server npm package.
Resumes persistent memory and codebase graph status for context-mcp. Use at the start of every conversation, before any other tool call or response, and whenever the user mentions a project or asks to pick up past work.
Builds the ContextGraph codebase knowledge graph via codegraphbuild. Use when a project has no graph yet, when the user asks to build or rebuild the graph, or after adding/renaming many files.
Saves a decision, fix, feature, or discovery to persistent memory via context.save. Use whenever the user says "save this" / "remember this", or immediately after finishing a task, fix, or non-obvious discovery.
Call the context MCP tool with action: "resume", project: "$ARGUMENTS" (if no argument given, infer the project name from the current working directory name), and rootPath: " ".
Persistent memory + ContextGraph (codebase knowledge graph) for Claude. Use at the START of every conversation to resume project context. Use whenever the user mentions a project, asks to remember/save something, references past work, or says "pick up where we left off". Also use when the user asks about code…