pharaoh-context-gather

You can retrieve rationale memories from a Papyrus workspace by invoking pharaoh-context-gather before any drafting or review task. It returns a structured JSON array of memories with IDs, text, and relevance scores to guide your drafting decisions.

Design rationale memories are used to feed downstream drafting, review, or planning tasks. Retrieving these memories ensures your drafts respect past preconditions, design-decisions, and established conventions within the project.

Yes, you need a .papyrus directory in your project to fetch context memories. The retrieval process checks for this directory and gracefully returns an empty JSON list if no workspace or matching memories exist.

To get structured context with relevance scores before reviewing a draft, use a memory-retrieval process that queries your Papyrus workspace. It outputs a JSON array containing memory_id, text, and relevance_score for each matched snippet.

If there are no matching rationale memories in the Papyrus workspace, the retrieval process gracefully returns an empty list. This allows downstream drafting and review tasks to proceed without interruption.