fish_bridge MCP server

fish_bridge is a small helper that takes a long AI chat session and shrinks it into a short, tidy summary. That summary is written into a file your AI tool reads on every turn. It is handy if you work in long chats and keep running out of room or losing track of what was decided.

What this MCP server does

You chat with your AI as usual. As you go, this helper records each turn and pulls out the important bits: questions, decisions, errors, tasks, files. It merges duplicates and flags when something changed its mind, then compresses everything into a short block of text. That block is saved into a file your AI reads on the next turn, so it remembers the gist without carrying the whole chat.

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What you can do with it

• Record each chat turn into a compact session graph
• Pull back the current short summary of your session
• Ask for context focused on one topic, like a caching plan
• Mark a topic as resolved when it is done
• Add a new note or decision to the graph by hand
• Export the session to a file you can share or reload later
• List items you deferred for later

Try asking your AI

• “Record this turn in fish_bridge”
• “What is the current context for this session?”
• “Show me the focus on the Redis caching decision”
• “Mark the caching strategy as resolved”

What it gives back to you

You get short, structured answers in the chat: a list of active topics, a focused summary on one subject, or a confirmation that something was recorded or marked done. When you export, you get a file you can save or reload later. The main output is a small text block that your AI reads back on the next turn.

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Who it's for

People who work in long AI chat sessions and want their assistant to remember the important parts without dragging the whole history along.