neuro-vault-mcp 1.3.0 → 1.3.1

package/dist/cli.js

@@ -13929,6 +13929,10 @@ function parseAjsonContent(content) {
     }
     pos++;
     while (pos < len && (content[pos] === " " || content[pos] === "	")) pos++;
+    if (pos + 4 <= len && content.slice(pos, pos + 4) === "null") {
+      pos += 4;
+      continue;
+    }
     if (pos >= len || content[pos] !== "{") {
       throw new Error(`Expected opening brace for key "${key}" in AJSON content`);
     }
@@ -14451,9 +14455,9 @@ When looking for information:
 1. Extract the core nouns and concepts from the user's message \u2014 strip away filler words, verbs, and context. For example, from "remind me what I wanted to build with LLM agents" the key concepts are "LLM", "agents", "build" \u2014 not the full sentence.
 2. Start with several SHORT keyword queries rather than one long phrase. Search each key concept separately and in small combinations. For example, try: "LLM", "agents", "LLM agents", "AI projects".
 3. Try synonyms and reformulations \u2014 the note may use different wording than the query.
-3. The vault may contain notes in multiple languages. Try queries in each language the user speaks (e.g. both Ukrainian and English).
-4. If a search returns no results, lower the threshold to 0.3 before giving up.
-5. Once you find a relevant note, use get_similar_notes to discover related content.
+4. The vault may contain notes in multiple languages. Try queries in each language the user speaks (e.g. both Ukrainian and English).
+5. If a search returns no results, lower the threshold to 0.3 before giving up.
+6. Once you find a relevant note, use get_similar_notes to discover related content.
 
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