tulimoa-gateway

Use this skill when an agent should reach several SaaS tools through a single MCP endpoint AND keep working memory that survives context compaction and new sessions.

It connects to the Tulimoa gateway (remote) at https://gateway.tulimoa.com/mcp. The gateway federates the tools you connect in the Tulimoa dashboard (the Tulimoa directory is always available; other SaaS appear once connected) and adds a memory layer on top. Reading memory needs a read-scoped key; writing/deleting needs a write-scoped key. The gateway advertises its authorization server via RFC 9728 discovery, so a compliant client can run the OAuth flow, or you can pass a Tulimoa gateway API key as a Bearer token.

The memory is what keeps the agent from forgetting. Native memory tools (namespaced tulimoa__):

• recall — pull back what was established earlier (pinned facts, IDs, decisions, open loops). Call at the START of a task and again before finishing. Args: topic (optional free-text filter), limit.
• remember — store a durable fact (an ID, a decision, a preference, a resource you will reuse). Args: text, optional key (a stable key overwrites the previous value for that key — no duplicate facts), importance, durable (keep across sessions), share_with_team. Credential-shaped text is refused; store a reference instead.
• set_goal — set the one active goal for the session; resurfaced if context is compacted.
• checkpoint — save a plan before a multi-step, multi-tool task so it can be resumed after compaction.
• forget — remove a remembered item by id or key.
• get_pending — replay events missed while disconnected or after compaction.
• recall_result — fetch the full payload of an earlier tool result that the gateway replaced with a short dedup pointer (pass the cache_key from the [tulimoa dedup] note).

Behaviour worth knowing:

• The gateway injects a compact continuity block into tool results when it matters (goal changed, a new ID was captured, the agent looks disoriented), so the working context travels with the conversation instead of being lost.
• Byte-identical repeated tool calls are collapsed to a short pointer to save tokens; the full payload stays retrievable via recall_result. Structured output is passed through unchanged.
• Memory is EU-hosted. A user can export or erase all of their gateway memory (GDPR Art. 15 / 17) from the Tulimoa dashboard; an erase clears live sessions within seconds.

Guidance: at the start of a task call tulimoa__recall to load prior context; whenever you learn something durable (an ID, a decision, a user preference) call tulimoa__remember; for a multi-step plan call tulimoa__set_goal / tulimoa__checkpoint; before finishing, tulimoa__recall once more so you do not drop an open loop.