aget-record-observation

To capture research observations without altering specs, use a governance guardrail approach that appends timestamped, classified notes to an active session file. This preserves insights while preventing unauthorized edits to restricted planning files.

Logging research questions and web findings during a live session requires appending structured signals with ISO timestamps and attribution to an active knowledge base file. If no session exists, it creates a timestamped scratch capture.

Recording vocabulary candidates and pattern gaps without long-lived artifacts involves classifying them as research signals within a temporary session file. This avoids premature formalization into specification or planning documents.

Yes, you can capture knowledge using adaptive recording modes. The system supports Autonomous, Time-Budget, or Explicit modes to process input, ensuring structured signal logging aligns with your current research workflow.

Governance guardrails are needed for research knowledge capture to prevent unauthorized edits to restricted specification files. They ensure observations are safely logged for later review without prematurely committing structural changes.

Yes, aget-record-observation works without an active session file by creating a timestamped scratch capture. This ensures valuable research signals are preserved even when no formal session context is currently active.