nebcore-memory-files

To persist knowledge across sessions using PARA methodology, organize facts into a file-based structure under $AGENT_HOME with three layers: a life/ folder for the knowledge graph, memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md for daily notes, and MEMORY.md for tacit knowledge. This ensures durable facts and recall workflows.

The best way to store daily notes and user patterns is by using a three-layer memory system. Daily notes are saved as a raw timeline in memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md files, while tacit knowledge about user patterns is captured in MEMORY.md to maintain context continuity across sessions.

To create a new project entity, set up a directory under life/projects, add a summary.md file to describe it, and populate an items.yaml file with your initial atomic YAML facts. This structures your data into a layered knowledge graph for future recall.

Yes, you can use this PARA knowledge management system for weekly synthesis and planning. It handles planning files, memory decay, and weekly synthesis across projects, areas, and resources, allowing you to synthesize daily notes into actionable knowledge.

Yes, you need a specific file structure to apply the PARA method for knowledge retention. It requires a file-based structure under the $AGENT_HOME directory, strictly separating your knowledge graph, daily notes timeline, and tacit knowledge into three distinct layers.