memory

You can store cross-project learnings by ingesting phase artifacts and appending concise memory entries to a centralized memory directory. This preserves patterns, ADRs, and meeting notes for retrieval during project init and post-mortems.

Capturing reusable patterns across project phases requires consolidating durable knowledge into a centralized memory store during phase transitions. This approach enforces append-only writes and citation to ensure traceability and safety for future retrieval.

Yes, the memory system enforces append-only writes, redaction, and citation to ensure traceability and safety. This guarantees that stored patterns, decisions, and meeting notes remain durable and tamper-resistant across projects.

You can seed briefs and retrospectives by retrieving consolidated knowledge from the centralized memory store. This cross-project retrieval surfaces previously captured patterns, ADRs, and meeting notes to accelerate onboarding and risk tracking.

Yes, the memory system supports REM dreaming to extract reusable patterns across wedges. This feature analyzes the append-only storage of memories and ADRs to identify cross-project insights for future project initialization.

You need persistent memory during project init, phase transitions, and post-mortems to consolidate durable knowledge. This centralized store captures patterns and decisions, enabling faster onboarding and better risk tracking across projects.