Cortadel is a self-hosted, bi-temporal graph memory server for AI agents — one .NET container exposing a REST API and an MCP endpoint over FalkorDB or Memgraph, with intent-aware writes (store/invalidate/delete-entity/touch/resolve), LLM-verified dedup with a negation guard, and hybrid BM25+vector+RRF retrieval…
Diagnose a Cortadel plugin install end to end — config resolution, server health, auth, a live read, and what the hooks themselves last reported. Use when memory doesn't seem to be working (no recall injected, addmemories/searchmemory erroring), or right after installing or reconfiguring the plugin. Reports every…
Retract or permanently erase a Cortadel memory. Use when the user says "forget that...", "X is no longer true", "that's outdated", "delete this memory", or "permanently remove ". Default path is a natural-language retraction that keeps history queryable; hard, unrecoverable deletion only happens on an explicit…
Reconstruct what Cortadel memory said as of a past date, or trace a fact's supersession chain (what replaced or invalidated it, and when). Use when the user asks what they believed on a given date, wants to see superseded/historical versions of a fact, or asks how something changed over time. mem0 has no equivalent …
Search Cortadel memory deliberately — broader, filtered, or budgeted retrieval beyond what the automatic per-prompt recall gives. Use when the user asks to look something up in memory, search past context, or wants results scoped by project/tag/type — e.g. "search my memories for X", "what do we know about Y", "recall…
Run Cortadel entity reconciliation and review queued merge suggestions with the judge's confidence and reasoning. Use when the user asks to find or merge duplicate entities, run reconciliation, or review pending merge suggestions. mem0 has no equivalent — it has no reversible entity-reconciliation engine.
Write one fact to Cortadel memory right now, with scoping control the automatic Stop-hook capture doesn't give you. Use when the user says "remember that...", "save this", "note that...", "store this fact", or explicitly asks to record a decision, preference, or convention outside of normal end-of-turn capture.