idea-parking

To park ideas for later, you write them to a dedicated memory path at projects/commitments/parked-ideas/<slug>.md. This stores the idea in a lightweight memory system, ensuring it is safely persisted and can be resurfaced by a digest when ready.

Managing parked ideas involves storing them in the parked-ideas directory and later promoting them to open commitments. Once an idea is ready for execution, you activate it to transition the record into an active workflow state.

Yes, you can dismiss or re-evaluate parked ideas to keep your backlog clean. The system allows you to clear out deferred concepts or reassess their viability, ensuring only relevant ideas remain in your memory store.

The memory_write workflow handles persistence by explicitly creating a markdown file for your parked idea at projects/commitments/parked-ideas/<slug>.md. It confirms the write operation once successful, ensuring your idea is durably saved.

You need a parked ideas memory store when you have concepts or tasks that are not immediately actionable but must not be forgotten. It captures these deferred items, resurfaces them later via a digest, and prevents backlog clutter.