// MCP TOOL REFERENCE

REPORECALL TOOLS

30 tools from the Reporecall MCP Server, categorised by risk level.

// ALL 30 REPORECALL TOOLS

READ 23 tools

Read build_stack_tree Build a bidirectional call tree from a seed function/method. Shows callers (who invokes it) and callees (wh... Read business_context_query Find product areas and business capability pages relevant to a query. Returns business-facing context plus ... Read explain_flow Explain the call flow around a query or function name. Resolves a seed symbol, builds a bidirectional call ... Read explain_memory Explain how memory recall would behave for a query, including selected memories, dropped memories, route, a... Read find_callees Find functions called by a given function Read find_callers Find functions that call a given function Read get_communities Get detected code communities (clusters of tightly-coupled modules). Returns community IDs, member counts, ... Read get_hub_nodes Get the most connected nodes (god nodes / architectural hubs) in the call graph. These are functions or cla... Read get_imports Get import statements for a file. Shows what modules/symbols a file imports. Read get_lens_data Return current Reporecall Lens JSON from the existing index. Read-only; call refresh_context first when fre... Read get_stats Get index statistics, conventions, and latency info Read get_surprises Get surprising cross-module connections in the codebase — edges that bridge structurally distant communitie... Read get_symbol Look up code symbols (functions, classes, methods) by name. Returns matching chunks with file path, lines, ... Read list_memories List all stored memories with metadata. Optionally filter by type. Read list_product_areas List product-area aggregates inferred from business wiki pages. Use this for business-facing navigation bef... Read recall_memories Search project and user memories using local keyword retrieval. Returns relevant memories from prior sessions. Read refresh_context Refresh Reporecall context for external tools: re-index code, regenerate deterministic wiki/business pages ... Read search_code Search the codebase using hybrid vector + keyword search Read suggest_investigations Get suggested investigation questions based on codebase topology — weak resolution edges, bridge nodes, hub... Read wiki_check_staleness Check if wiki pages are stale (referenced files changed since page was written). Optionally check a specifi... Read wiki_query Search wiki pages by keyword. Returns matching wiki pages with summaries. Use this to find existing codebas... Read wiki_read Read a wiki page by name, or list all wiki pages if no name is given. Read resolve_seed Resolve a query to seed candidates for stack tree building. Returns ranked code symbols that best match the...

WRITE 3 tools

Write compact_memories Refresh and compact memory indexes. Falls back to a safe refresh if the compactor is not available. Write store_memory Create or update a memory file. The memory will be indexed for future recall. Write wiki_write Create or update a wiki page manually. Use this to persist codebase knowledge that should be available in f...

DESTRUCTIVE 3 tools

Destructive clear_index Clear all indexed data Destructive clear_working_memory Clear generated working memory entries from the local managed store. Destructive forget_memory Delete a memory by name. Removes the file and its index entries.

EXECUTE 1 tools

Execute index_codebase Index or re-index the codebase. Also regenerates deterministic wiki/business pages when the wiki layer is e...

// FAQ

How many tools does the Reporecall MCP server have? +

The Reporecall MCP server exposes 30 tools across 4 categories: Read, Write, Destructive, Execute.

How do I enforce policies on Reporecall tools? +

Route the Reporecall server through the PolicyLayer gateway. Define allow, deny, or approval rules per tool in the dashboard; they are enforced on every call before it reaches the server.

What risk categories do Reporecall tools fall into? +

Reporecall tools are categorised as Read (23), Write (3), Destructive (3), Execute (1). Each category has a recommended default policy.

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