memory

You log episodic memory using provided scripts that write entries to JSONL session files. This episodic memory tracking records specific events and taste verdicts, allowing you to immediately review recent decisions to guide subsequent actions.

A 5-tier memory system organizes data across episodic, semantic, procedural, error-solution, and graph memory categories. You need this multi-tier memory model when coordinating the logging, reviewing, and retrieving of diverse decisions and insights from a centralized structure.

You review taste decisions by running scripted commands that list memory stats and extract taste insights. Semantic knowledge is stored in markdown files, allowing you to retrieve logged taste verdicts and semantic memory patterns to inform next actions.

Yes, the centralized memory model supports storing error-solution records and procedural patterns. You can log error-solution memory to retain troubleshooting outcomes and record procedural memory to capture recurring patterns for future retrieval and decision justification.

Yes, the memory system supports narrative graphs as one of its 5 tiers. Graph memory captures narrative relationships to provide decision justification, allowing you to retrieve contextual connections and review why specific memory-logged choices were made.