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Slaunt Context is the team’s shared memory: one-line, typed events written by people and agents. The typical pattern is ccr_search before starting work, so the agent doesn’t redo or contradict something, and ccr_log_event after a real outcome. Tool names keep the ccr_ prefix. For what makes a good event, see Writing Context events.

Event shape

Semantic search, so phrase queries the way the event would describe the work (“login test flaky retry”), not as questions. Returns { matches: [{ score, record }] }, best first. score is cosine similarity; scores around 0.35 are loose matches.

ccr_recent

The newest events, for vague requests like “continue” or “what changed today” that don’t give search much to work with. limit 1–100, default 20. Returns { records: [Event] }.

ccr_log_event

Each write counts toward the monthly Context quota. origin.surface values: slaunt_dm, slaunt_web, external_llm, claude_desktop, claude_code_cli, chatgpt_desktop, chatgpt_web, codex_desktop, codex_cli, gemini, openai_client, mcp_client, manual, api.

ccr_issue_log

Records a reproducible bug as a structured issue attached to an existing event (the deploy or change it relates to). It requires a workspace_people_list call earlier in the session, so the agent has looked at who owns the area; it never mentions or assigns people itself.

Event detail tools

For drilling into one event found by search. All take event_id.