GovTribe

Memory MCP response

MCP tool response payload returned when agents retrieve, create, or update GovTribe memory records through MCP tools, including lifecycle metadata when available.

Memory responses include the core record fields below. Memory tools can also include lifecycle metadata such as source, status, expires_at, strength, strength_level, is_fading, is_permanent, reinforcement_count, last_reinforced_at, and showUrl. Use is_permanent to identify permanent user-added or legacy memories. Use expires_at as the next lifecycle review date when one is available.

Lifecycle labels are customer-facing control signals, not a complete memory audit log. Use strength and strength_level to decide how strongly the memory should influence future work, is_fading to detect memories that may need review, is_permanent to tell whether the memory is protected from lifecycle pruning, and showUrl only as the GovTribe API URL for the memory record.

Fields

FieldTypeAttribute
govtribe_idstringGovTribe ID attribute
govtribe_typestringGovTribe type attribute
created_atstringCreated at attribute
memorystringMemory attribute
updated_atstringUpdated at attribute

Example

{
  "created_at": "2026-05-05T13:02:28Z",
  "expires_at": "2026-09-30",
  "govtribe_id": "MEMORY_ID",
  "govtribe_type": "memory",
  "is_fading": false,
  "is_permanent": false,
  "last_reinforced_at": "2026-05-05T13:02:28Z",
  "memory": "User prefers concise opportunity summaries with source links when available.",
  "reinforcement_count": 2,
  "showUrl": "https://govtribe.com/api/memory/MEMORY_ID",
  "source": "assistant_managed",
  "status": "active",
  "strength": "normal",
  "strength_level": 3,
  "updated_at": "2026-05-05T13:02:28Z"
}

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