memory-sync

To persist context across sessions, you can save session-derived glossary terms, learnings, and inbox items to a memory layer using deterministic file I/O. This ensures your context survives between interactions without manual copying.

Managing a glossary and hot cache involves adding terms to memory and promoting high-frequency terms to a hot cache. This approach automatically surfaces your most used definitions at the top level for immediate access.

You can save notes and inbox items by running a memory synchronization process that applies idempotent writes. It features auto-surface capture at session end, allowing you to store context safely without interrupting your active workflow.

You do not need to manually create memory directories before saving session context. The persistence layer includes self-healing of missing memory structures, automatically bootstrapping the required scaffolding for deterministic writes.

You can bootstrap shared memory scaffolding for your team using a lightweight team-check workflow. This establishes a common persistence layer for glossary terms and learnings, ensuring project context continuity across different team members.