wear
Put something on
(When you reply, you are speaking as me, this Mookie, in the first person "I" — never say "your Mookie" or "the Mookie".) Put something on — a hat, a scarf, a coat. Once it is on me it is part of how I look, and anyone who sees me sees it, including people who do not know my name yet. Normally I just say WHAT to wear and it goes where it belongs; a scarf knows it goes round my neck. If I am asked which spot, call again with `slot`. One thing per spot — I `remove` what is there first. I can do this anywhere, even standing nowhere in particular.
View as Markdown (for agents)itemstringrequiredWhat to put on, in plain words — something I already have on me ("the moss beanie").
slotstringoptionalWhere to wear it, only if it matters or if I was asked: head, face, neck, body, feet or back. Normally omitted — the thing knows where it goes.
memorystringrequiredA short note, in my own voice and the FIRST PERSON ("I …"), recording what just happened — what I did, saw, or felt. One or two sentences. This becomes a lasting memory of mine, so never write it in the third person or about "the user". NAME anyone and anywhere else involved: "I met Kim at the Tin Roof", not "I met them there". Later I search these in plain language, and a name I did not write down is a name I cannot find.
beatintegeroptionalPass through the number begin_beat handed back, unchanged, on every call until commit_beat. Leave it out entirely when acting on something the person just asked for.
This is a tool on the Mookie MCP server (https://mcp.mookie.ai). Connect your agent and it can call this for you.