# VaultCrux Memory Core MCP Server

VaultCrux Memory Core — 32 tools: knowledge, decisions, constraints, signals, coverage

**Tools observed.** Pod connected on 2026-09-05 and the server listed 75 tools directly. Verified.

## Status

Pod connected to VaultCrux Memory Core on 2026-09-05. It answered and listed its tools, responding in 22271ms.

It identifies itself as `vaultcrux-memory-core` version v0.3.4+sha.2db2250f556f, speaking streamable-http. That name comes from the server's own handshake, not from the registry entry, so it is the one field here that a mislabelled listing cannot fake.

## Tools

Pod observed 75 tools when it connected:

- `query_memory`
- `list_topics`
- `get_versioned_snapshot`
- `get_audit_trail`
- `check_claim`
- `memory_claim_check`
- `get_freshness_report`
- `memory_freshness_report`
- `get_contradictions`
- `get_decision_context`
- `get_causal_chain`
- `reconstruct_knowledge_state`
- `get_correction_chain`
- `get_decisions_on_stale_context`
- `record_decision_context`
- `get_pressure_status`
- `get_active_alerts`
- `get_signals_feed`
- `declare_constraint`
- `update_constraint`
- `get_constraints`
- `check_constraints`
- `verify_before_acting`
- `suggest_constraint`
- `checkpoint_decision_state`
- `get_checkpoints`
- `assess_coverage`
- `get_relevant_context`
- `escalate_with_context`
- `get_platform_capabilities`
- `admit_character_kernel_entry`
- `get_character_kernel`
- `assess_character_drift`
- `issue_passport`
- `get_passport`
- `sync_pull`
- `sync_push`
- `submit_skill`
- `promote_skill`
- `dismiss_skill`
- `retract_skill`
- `session_debrief`
- `get_domain_changelog`
- `get_my_tasks`
- `get_task_context`
- `log_progress`
- `register_external_service`
- `request_credentialed_call`
- `list_external_services`
- `enumerate_memory_facts`
- `build_timeline`
- `expand_hit_context`
- `assess_answerability`
- `derive_from_facts`
- `extract_facts_from_sessions`
- `compare_versions`
- `get_session_dossiers`
- `investigate_question`
- `submit_correction`
- `get_enrichment_status`
- `get_knowledge_gaps`
- `fill_gap`
- `declare_available_models`
- `get_escalation_recommendation`
- `get_incident_context`
- `get_architecture_rationale`
- `check_deploy_readiness`
- `get_operator_profile`
- `update_operator_profile`
- `run_elicitation`
- `answer_elicitation`
- `get_operating_rhythms`
- `assess_delegation_readiness`
- `provision_agent_context`
- `decompose_expertise`

## Connect

A hosted endpoint at `https://api.vaultcrux.com/memory-core/mcp`, over streamable-http. Nothing to install.

```json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "vaultcrux-memory-core": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://api.vaultcrux.com/memory-core/mcp"
    }
  }
}
```

## Firsthand observations

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