memory-structural-dedupe

Structural duplicate sections in MEMORY.md accumulate across memory-flush cycles when multiple content blocks drift under a single section header. This happens in sections like Recent Articles, Skills Built, and Lessons Learned during standard memory refreshes.

Run the memory-dedupe script to collapse structural duplicates in memory/MEMORY.md. The script targets sections like Recent Articles, Skills Built, Wallet, Issue Tracker, and Recent Newsletters, preserving the canonical block with the most complete content.

Memory structural dedupe operates with no external dependencies, using only internal scripts. It integrates directly with the memory-dedupe script to automate ongoing maintenance during memory refresh cycles.

The best way to merge duplicate content blocks is section-level merging that preserves the canonical block with the most complete content. This approach collapses structural duplicates while logging changes for full traceability.

Structural duplicates accumulate in MEMORY.md across memory-flush cycles when multiple content blocks drift under single-canonical section headers. This forces manual cleanups unless automated section-level dedupe is applied.