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Once connected, your agent gains tools scoped to one project. You never call these yourself. You ask a question in plain language and the agent picks.
Four read, two write. The two that change access are the only ones with any side effect. Everything else is read-only, enforced by a database role that cannot write anything at all.

No model on our side

ResumeContext does not summarise your sessions or answer questions with a model of its own. The tools hand your agent the archive itself: passages, matches, transcript pages and query results, all verbatim. Your agent does the reading and the judging, the same way it would if every past conversation were a file on disk. Nothing it tells you was written by a second model it cannot see.

Asking good questions

You do not need to name tools. These all work:
  • “What were we doing yesterday?”
  • “Why did we drop the Redis cache?”
  • “What’s the current staging database host?”
  • “How many sessions has each person recorded this week?”
  • “Read the end of my longest session.”
  • “Invite priya@company.com to this project.”