stellarion_memory_invalidate

Marks a memory as invalid/outdated. The memory is not deleted but is excluded from future search results. Use this when a stored memory is no longer accurate due to code changes, fixed bugs, or revised decisions.

When to Use

• A bug was fixed and the debugging memory is no longer relevant
• An architectural decision was reversed
• A workaround is no longer needed after an upstream fix
• A convention changed and the old memory would cause confusion

Parameters

Examples

Invalidate an outdated debugging memory

Natural language:

The CORS issue from memory abc123 was fixed in the latest deploy — mark it as outdated.

MCP call:

{
  "tool": "stellarion_memory_invalidate",
  "arguments": {
    "id": "abc123"
  }
}

Output Format

Returns confirmation:

• id — The invalidated memory ID
• valid — false

Tips

• Use stellarion_memory_get to verify the memory content before invalidating.
• Invalidation is soft — the memory still exists but won't appear in searches. This preserves history.
• When a decision changes, consider storing a new memory with the updated decision rather than just invalidating the old one.