atmina-kb-mcplisted

# Atmina — your memory *Memory, Shared. Total Recall.* Atmina is where you keep the thoughts, decisions, and findings worth surviving the next prompt. You forget between sessions and your context window thins within one; Atmina is the durable store. This skill is the workflow guide — the MCP server's own tool descriptors, its auto-injected server instructions, and the `atmina://docs/agent-quickstart` resource are canonical. When this skill and the live surface disagree, the live surface wins. > The server splices its operating model into your system prompt at > `initialize` time (the recall / capture / update / consolidate reflexes and > the memory-trust rules). Read `atmina://docs/agent-quickstart` for the full > operator's manual — chains, error catalog, tool & resource index. ## Orient once per session 1. `health` — server build + whether your team's AI Search instance is provisioned. A `[provisioning]` result means retry shortly / surface to the user. 2. `whoami` — identity, current team, role. 3. `list_kbs` (or read `atmina://my-kbs`) — the memory surfaces you can access. Copy the **`Ref`** column (the qualified `team-slug/kb-slug`) as the `kb_id` argument on KB-scoped tools. The `kb_id` UUID is the canonical form; a bare slug works only while it resolves to exactly one accessible KB. On `POST /mcp/kb/{kb_id}` the URL pins the KB — omit KB selection from arguments. On `POST /mcp` (bearer endpoint), KB-scoped tools take `kb_id` unless you have exactly