memory-ingest

You can persist validated knowledge into structured long-term memory by ingesting discovery results and architecture insights, which writes minimal files and updates domain indexes to preserve critical context across sessions.

Preventing silent data loss when writing memory files requires an anti-collision guard that checks for existing memory files before writing, ensuring no validated knowledge is overwritten during ingestion.

Domain memory index management works by writing memory files under specific contexts and updating both master and domain indexes during knowledge ingestion, ensuring domain alignment and future traceability.

You need to ingest validated artefacts into structured memory after completing bootstrap scan results, discovery validation, or architecture insights to persist critical context for future reasoning workflows.

Yes, you can apply memory ingestion after bootstrap scan results without extra dependencies, as the skill independently writes minimal structured files and updates indexes using validated knowledge.