commitment-triage

Track promises from chat messages by detecting passive signals and explicit requests, then writing them as pending signals or open commitments in a memory workspace. This ensures follow-ups are captured without interrupting the conversation flow.

Yes, deadline parsing works passively by extracting time-sensitive requests directly from message-like inputs. Implied commitments are written as pending signals in the workspace automatically, requiring no manual task entry or interruption to the chat flow.

Resolve tracked commitments by indicating the work is done, which moves matching commitments from open to resolved status. The system updates the memory workspace to mark these obligations as completed, maintaining an accurate record of outstanding follow-ups.

The triage workflow uses memory search, tree, read, and write operations to deduplicate recurring obligations. It persists pending signals and open commitments while preventing duplicate entries, supporting later promotion or resolution of existing tracked items.

Follow-up tracking for time-sensitive requests is managed by inferring urgency and defining a resolution path when persisting new commitments. The memory workspace stores these open items, ensuring deadlines and obligations are monitored until completion.