cross-session-memory-consolidator

Consolidating session journals into durable insights involves running a weekly or monthly consolidation pass against live artifacts like session journals, RESUME.md, and tool logs to generate actionable updates for GEMINI.md.

Memory consolidation handles secret redaction by scanning accumulated session artifacts, removing sensitive information, and generating provenance-rich GEMINI.md diffs that require explicit user approval before applying changes.

Yes, you can preview GEMINI.md diffs. The consolidation process surfaces precise diffs with sources and redactions, requiring explicit user approval for each proposed change to maintain an auditable trail of updates.

The best way to detect recurring learning patterns is to run a memory consolidation pass on a weekly or monthly cadence. It analyzes accumulated session artifacts to identify patterns and stale notes, proposing precise diffs to guide long-term behavior.

Yes, memory consolidation requires explicit approval for GEMINI.md updates. Each proposed diff generated from session journals and tool logs must be reviewed and approved by the user before changes are applied.

You should avoid weekly memory consolidation if your session artifacts require real-time updates rather than periodic diff proposals, or if you cannot review the explicit approval steps needed for each GEMINI.md update.