mem-monthly

A monthly review analyzes your L2 behavior updates to group related actions and extract recurring decision rules into L3 cognitive frameworks. It compares multiple behaviors to infer shared principles and flags whether L4 core values need manual recalibration.

Running a monthly reflection involves reading all L2 behavior records from the month and grouping related actions into stable patterns. This infers shared decision principles, promotes them into L3 cognitive frameworks, and flags whether L4 core values need manual recalibration.

Core value recalibration is needed when the monthly review flags possible misalignment or stale L4 values after analyzing L2 behavior updates. The system guides you through a manual reflection process before any update to ensure principles match actions.

Yes, recurring habits and decision rules are extracted by comparing multiple behaviors to infer a shared decision principle. The system reads all L2 records, groups related actions into stable patterns, and promotes them into L3 cognitive frameworks for a clearer operating model.

No, monthly behavior analysis requires reading all L2 behavior updates to function correctly. Without prior L2 records documenting actions throughout the month, the system cannot group related actions or extract recurring cognitive patterns into L3 frameworks.