Memory Flush

To promote recent logs into long-term memory, you run a memory flush operation that scans recent activity, filters for high-value learnings, deduplicates existing records, and appends selected insights to MEMORY.md.

Maintaining a concise knowledge-base requires scheduled memory hygiene that prunes stale entries from MEMORY.md and replaces them with links to detailed logs, ensuring your long-term context remains fresh and uncluttered.

Memory management handles deduplication by scanning existing MEMORY.md entries before archiving, filtering out redundant recent logs, and ensuring only unique, high-value insights are promoted to prevent duplicate records.

Yes, you can selectively promote specific workarounds and errors by applying memory flush to scan memory digests and recent logs, filtering for notable findings, and updating MEMORY.md only with selected high-value candidates.

You should perform a memory flush on your knowledge-base system after completing significant work phases or sprints to promote new learnings, workarounds, and notable findings into MEMORY.md for future reference during audits.