mcp-integration-patterns

To integrate memory recall into plugin commands, apply the Recall-Before-Act pattern to query past learnings from ruvector memory before executing workflows, ensuring actions are informed by institutional memory.

Graceful degradation ensures that commands and agents continue functioning when ruvector memory or morph editing tools are not installed, utilizing runtime ToolSearch discovery and robust error handling to avoid failures.

Persist learnings in yellow-plugins by applying the Tiered-Remember-After-Act pattern, which records workflow outcomes through automated or prompted persistence into ruvector memory after completion.

Yes, you can discover morph editing tools at runtime for large edits and intent-based code search by applying the Morph-Discovery pattern, which locates available tools dynamically during workflow execution.

When integrating memory and editing across plugins, avoid anti-patterns that bypass runtime ToolSearch, skip error handling for unavailable tools, or fail to follow recall-before-act and remember-after-act sequences.

No, you do not need ruvector or morph installed; the integration patterns specify behavior for graceful degradation, allowing commands to operate without these tools and handle their absence robustly.