corgispec-memory-init

To initialize cross-session memory for an OpenSpec project, use a scaffolding tool that generates memory/ and wiki/ templates while injecting a session protocol into agent config. This establishes a durable 3-layer memory structure for cross-session continuity.

A 3-layer AI memory structure separates agent-focused hard constraints, cross-session bridging, and long-term human navigation using memory/ and wiki/ directories. It ensures continuous context across coding sessions by wiring startup and shutdown rules to lifecycle phases.

Running memory initialization multiple times does not duplicate session protocol files because the setup is idempotent. It safely skips existing memory/ and wiki/ templates and avoids duplicating an already-present protocol section in the project agent configuration.

To keep AI agent context within token limits during long coding sessions, inject a session memory protocol that enforces a max-session token budget. This protocol guides startup and shutdown file reading rules to manage context size effectively.

You should manually scaffold wiki templates for project continuity when a project needs cross-session context but lacks a wiki/ or memory/ directory. This provides long-term human and AI navigation structures after initial project installation.