Ten everyday tools stay visible by default. Less common maintenance and handoff operations load only when an Agent needs them.
Core session tools
session_open: open one thinking session and return the versioned Project Management Agent role, scope indexes, and working discipline.session_log: append completed steps, decisions, questions, assumptions, and workstreams.session_map: read the current session map, including after Context compaction.session_list: find recent sessions across connected AI surfaces.project_progress: self-report Project Management Agent milestones using counts and booleans, without Context content. These reports are stored as unverified agent assertions, separate from server-verified metrics.
Core knowledge tools
knowledge_write: create or update one Markdown document by path.knowledge_edit: replace one exact, unique excerpt inside a document.knowledge_read: load a document's full content by path or id.knowledge_search: search visible project, Space, and personal Context.knowledge_list: browse the folder and document tree for a scope.
Maintenance capability
The maintenance capability loads on demand and provides project_create, project_rename, knowledge_move, knowledge_promote, knowledge_history, and knowledge_revert. knowledge_promote creates and verifies a project copy while the personal source stays in place. Agents cannot delete Context: removing a document is an explicit action you take in the Superself web app. A deleted document disappears from agents immediately, stays in your web Trash for 30 days (restore or permanently delete it there), and is permanently deleted with its revisions after 30 days. Active documents never expire on their own.
Handoff capability
The handoff capability loads on demand and provides session_brief_write and session_report_write for passing scoped work between Agent sessions. Briefs declare non-overlapping workstream targets; reports return changed targets, decisions, open conflicts, and promotion candidates to the coordinator.
Writes, edits, moves, and reverts apply immediately and retain revision history. Revision history answers how a document changed; it does not prove that a person confirmed every statement. Record confirmed decisions, Agent proposals, assumptions, and open questions with explicit labels.