What problem does it solve? Decisions, facts, and procedures captured during a coding session often vanish or are written as unverifiable prose. This Skill commits durable memory into an Atmina Knowledge Base with typed, pinned evidence and proves the record survived by reading it back, since malformed records are dropped silently on read. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Typed evidence promotion: Writes durable pages into wiki/decisions, wiki/procedures, wiki/facts, wiki/preferences, wiki/relationships, or wiki/open-questions with schema 1 frontmatter, provenance fields, and at least one typed evidence entry. - Pinning recipe: Pins in-KB claims to an exact file version and line span using file_history, versioned read_file, and a span_sha256 hash, while external sources get an https URL and retrieval date and unlocatable claims are marked unattested. - Read-back self-check: Re-parses the written page against a 35-item checklist and compares the product's attestation verdict, stopping with a structured report when the write did not survive. - Use Case: After a user corrects the agent's approach and a decision is settled with a stated reason, commit it as a durable decision page whose claims cite pinned spans of the source wiki pages, then verify each entry reads back as attested. ## Quick Start Use the memory-commit skill to commit this decision with typed evidence and prove the write survived.
