engram-memory-protocol

To log project decisions and bugfixes, you can use structured memory management to save entries immediately after they occur. This ensures stable context for team members to retrieve project information and preferences.

Structured memory management is the systematic recording of decisions, bugfixes, and user preferences. It ensures knowledge retention and provides a stable context for team members to retrieve project information during development.

You can save a decision to project memory by executing a save command with a descriptive string, such as `mem_save "Decision: Add unit testing"`. Structured save rules require immediate action after decisions or config changes.

Yes, structured memory management supports tracking user preferences. It saves and retrieves preferences alongside decisions and bugfixes to maintain ongoing project context and improve documentation processes.

You need to save context immediately after decisions, bugfixes, and configuration changes. Following these structured save rules ensures knowledge retention and prevents the loss of critical project information.