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To audit agent memory stores, you review user and project memory indexes alongside session histories to produce a diagnostic state overview. This process identifies stale, inconsistent, or missing accumulated memories by citing originating sessions as evidence.

The best way to clean up project context memories is to evaluate each item item-by-item with options to keep, edit, or discard. This evidence-based review condenses memories by tracing back to originating sessions and feedback logs before applying changes.

You propose agent evolution changes by analyzing decision logs and session histories to recommend concrete checklist additions, new rules, or modified flows. Proposals include justifications, impact analysis, and target override file locations for explicit user approval.

Yes, memory review requires explicit user approval before modifying any override files. The system prepares approved changes and then regenerates memory indexes in the user's home directory and project vault only after receiving direct confirmation.

Yes, you can use this memory audit process to detect hidden recurring client preferences by analyzing session histories and feedback. It identifies patterns to propose new persistent memories and agent checklist updates aligned with actual usage evidence.