para-memory-files

You can structure persistent knowledge using a PARA-based memory system that organizes information into a knowledge graph, daily notes, and tacit patterns to support planning, synthesis, and recall across sessions.

Structured memory decay uses aging rules to manage knowledge graph context, enforcing non-deletion to preserve atomic facts in items.yaml while maintaining durable context for future recall.

The best way to store atomic facts is to save them as structured entries in items.yaml files within entity folders, enforcing YAML frontmatter and non-deletion rules to maintain durable project context.

Yes, the PARA memory structure supports cross-session planning and weekly synthesis by rehydrating past context from daily notes and the knowledge graph to inform decision making without losing information.

Yes, YAML frontmatter is enforced to maintain a non-destructive memory lifecycle, ensuring atomic facts are preserved in items.yaml while applying structured aging rules to maintain durable context.

Non-deletion rules are enforced to preserve atomic facts and tacit knowledge in items.yaml, ensuring past context remains available for memory recall and weekly synthesis without losing information over time.