darc

Dual-track archival prevents automatic deletion by separating Task and Recording archives, applying threshold triggers, and enforcing manual execution as a safety gate before any archival action occurs.

Dual-track archive management separates Task archives (Done/Cancelled) from Recording archives (session files) to reduce active data clutter. It generates JSON/MD artifacts for auditable and traceable retention.

Trigger task and recording archival manually via the /darc command when predefined thresholds are reached. This manual execution model ensures full control over the archival process instead of silent automation.

You can audit and trace archived workflow session files through generated JSON and MD archival artifacts. These output files provide a verifiable record of archived data for full traceability.

Manual execution prevents silent archival of active workflow data by enforcing explicit stop hooks and manual confirmation. This ensures no task or recording is archived without direct user intervention.

Manual confirmation for threshold-based task archival is needed to prevent automatic deletion or silent data movement. It acts as a safety gate, ensuring archival happens only within a controlled scope.