celiums/celiums-memory

Adds MCP dispatcher and registry re-exports to the package entrypoint, so external consumers can stand up an MCP server out-of-the-box.

import { dispatchMcp, buildRegistry, detectCapabilities } from '@celiums/memory';

const ctx = { userId: 'alice', capabilities: detectCapabilities() };
const resp = await dispatchMcp({ jsonrpc: '2.0', id: 1, method: 'tools/list' }, ctx);

What's exported (new)

• dispatchMcp, buildRegistry, listAvailableTools (from ./mcp/dispatcher)
• detectCapabilities, McpErrorCode + types (from ./mcp/types)
• OPENCORE_TOOLS, JOURNAL_TOOLS, RESEARCH_TOOLS, WRITE_TOOLS

Verified

End-to-end test on a fresh DigitalOcean Ubuntu 24 droplet:

1. npm i @celiums/[email protected] — clean install, 0 vulnerabilities
2. dispatchMcp({...tools/list}) — returns 6 OpenCore tools when no CELIUMS_LLM_API_KEY is set
3. With CELIUMS_LLM_API_KEY set, tools/list returns 26 (OpenCore + Journal + Research + Write)
4. Both v1.2.1 security gates trigger correctly:
   • remember({content: '... re_… …'}) → "Refused: Resend credential"
   • recall({projectId: 'all'}) → "Refused: requires admin:cross_project scope"

Upgrade

npm install @celiums/[email protected]