aoa-memo-writeback

What problem does it solve?

Prevents raw .aoa session history from being mistaken as reviewed memory by deciding, at closeout time, whether session evidence should become a local memo candidate, a reviewed-intake export, or an explicit no-writeback stop line.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Memory-worthy decision routing: Converts live-session evidence (decisions, failures, route changes, owner-boundary events, contract posture, eval/proof posture, handoffs) into the correct writeback outcome without canonizing transcript truth.
• Local memo port governance: Writes only through an owning repository’s memo/ port when present, with validation and review-required guardrails to keep promotion legible.
• Export vs stop-line discipline: Prepares reviewed-intake export packets when the review posture supports it, otherwise records a clear no-writeback reason or route-only writeback debt.

Quick Start

Use the aoa-memo-writeback skill to inspect .aoa session evidence and PR/diff closeout context, then output whether to create a local memo candidate, prepare a reviewed-intake export, or stop with a no-writeback reason.