flow-next-memory-migrate

The migration process triages and classifies legacy memory files across pitfalls, conventions, and decisions, then writes them as structured entries via flowctl memory add to preserve metadata and enable reliable retrieval.

Automatically categorizing flat memory notes into YAML is supported by applying an autofix mode that processes all three legacy files in .flow/memory without requiring interactive input for each entry.

You need flowctl to migrate memory files because the process requires the Flow runtime tools to write categorized entries via the flowctl memory add command and repository access to read legacy files.

Handling ambiguity when migrating legacy memory is managed through interactive ambiguity resolution workflows, allowing you to manually verify and triage classifications for pitfalls, conventions, and decisions.

Migrating memory with autofix mode preserves original metadata by writing categorized entries via flowctl memory add, which maintains the data integrity needed for reliable retrieval in the structured YAML schema.