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💡 In Action: Context Restoration

Here represents a real-world log of an AI Agent using Code Trajectory MCP to instantly recover context from a previous session without user explanation.

Scenario: The user starts a fresh chat and asks to "track progress." The AI has zero prior knowledge of the project's current state.

🔄 The Restoration Process

1. Handshake & Init

The AI identifies the project path and establishes a connection with the MCP.

AI Thought: "I need to configure Code Trajectory and check the project status."

// Tool Call: configure_project
{ "path": "c:\\Users\\SynTaek\\...\\syntaek.log" }

// Output
"Already configured to track: .../syntaek.log"

2. Memory Retrieval

The AI calls get_session_summary to download the "Trajectory" of the previous work session.

// Tool Call: get_session_summary
// Output (Provided by MCP)
{
  "Time": "2025-12-04 01:16:59 to 02:11:09",
  "Files Modified": [
    "crates/syntaek-core/src/lib.rs",
    "src/components/Terminal.tsx",
    "src/content/blog/2025-12-04-dev-log.mdx",
    ... (30+ files)
  ],
  "Commit Count": 5
}

3. Cognition & Analysis

The AI doesn't just see a list of files; it analyzes the trajectory data to reconstruct the Development Flow.

  • Timeline Reconstruction: 01:16 (Blog) -> 01:39 (Command Palette) -> 01:46 (Terminal) -> 02:11 (WASM Integration).
  • State Assessment: It recognizes that the last task was consolidated as "Phase 2 Complete" and verifies there are no pending changes ("Clean State").

4. Result: Perfect Synchronization

The AI reports back with specific details the user never explicitly mentioned in the current chat.

AI Response: "Current status: Phase 2 (Command Palette, Terminal, Rust WASM) is complete. The project is in a stable state with no pending changes since the last consolidation."