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Make automatic memory duties explicit at agent startup - #104
The startup rule in AGENTS.md omitted automatic recall and eligible-save duties already present in the detailed memory policy. Regenerate that rule from the approved maintained source, incorporating the shared startup-consumer correction identified in Caring Contacts PR #16.
Startup instructions now explicitly cover every chat, verified project scope, confirmed projectless work, preferences-only recall for unknown projects, and at most one eligible automatic save through the existing sole writer. Only generated rule 11 changes. All surrounding project instructions and the entire detailed memory document remain byte-identical.
Verification reused against unchanged commit 22fa9831b84c15cc95866eabf89f0e0542e9d2bd:
node scripts/validate-agent-rules.mjs: passed, 49 entries and zero errors.
node --test scripts/agent-rules.test.mjs: passed, 37 tests and zero failures.
git diff --check: passed. Normal named-file commit completed without hook bypass.
Fresh publication admission fetched main with --no-prune; git merge origin/main reported already up to date. Application/browser and broad release checks were not selected locally for this one-rule instruction change. Hosted CI and fresh native behaviour remain separate; direct MCP filtering and compliance remain instruction-driven rather than universally enforced. No merge or deployment is requested.
Updated coding-agent guidance to automatically recall relevant preferences and verified project context at the start of each session. For work without a confirmed project, the guidance specifies a separate continuity option.
Clarified that agents may save at most one eligible, dated fact when a task is complete. The guidance also details spending limits, deduplication, and safeguards for retries, fallback behavior, bulk actions, and memory deletion.
Walkthrough
Rule 11 now requires memory handling in every coding-agent chat. It defines session-start recall based on project status, limits task-completion saves to one eligible durable fact, and identifies Supermemory credits as the spending limit.
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Memory policy
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Summary
Automatic memory handling rules AGENTS.md
Rule 11 specifies when agents recall preferences and project memory, and when they can save one eligible durable fact. It identifies Supermemory credits as the spending limit and retains the existing usage bounds and restrictions.
BigSimmo/Communication#81: Both PRs update the memory policy in AGENTS.md. PR #81 defines the Supermemory routes, limits, and save policy; this PR specifies when agents apply memory handling.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 22fa9
Clarify the startup rule so memory scope can be verified before scoped calls. The ambiguity warrants a small correction but does not establish a broader failure.
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The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: making automatic memory duties explicit at agent startup.
Description check
The description directly explains the startup-rule change, its scope, related source, and reported verification results.
Docstring Coverage
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PASS. The pull request changes only AGENTS.md, a tracked documentation file, by replacing rule 11. The added text contains policy language and service names, but no credential values, tokens, privat…
Verification Claims
The PR description names each reported verification check and its result: repository_rule_targets.collect_targets (exact approved block and unchanged bytes), prettier --check AGENTS.md (passed), `…
Risky Git Or Deployment Actions
The pull request changes only rule 11 in AGENTS.md. The new text adds automatic memory recall/save behavior and preserves restrictions on forgetting or deletion without exact approval. It does not i…
Supabase Project And Schema Safety
PASS: The pull request changes only the memory policy text in AGENTS.md. The changed lines contain no Supabase project reference, schema, migration, RLS, policy, or database configuration. No custom…
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PASS. The pull request changes only one documentation line in AGENTS.md. It does not change package manifests, lockfiles, engine requirements, runtime settings, or install commands. Both base and he…
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The pull request changes only the documentation file AGENTS.md. The diff contains no API route, server action, RAG, search, ingestion, or provider integration code. Therefore this check is not appli…
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PASS. The pull request changes only AGENTS.md, a tracked documentation file, by replacing rule 11. The added text contains policy language and service names, but no credential values, tokens, private-key material, real .env data, logs, caches, build output, database dump, or machine-local configuration. No sensitive artifact is introduced by the reviewed diff.
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The PR description names each reported verification check and its result: repository_rule_targets.collect_targets (exact approved block and unchanged bytes), prettier --check AGENTS.md (passed), node scripts/validate-agent-rules.mjs (49 entries, zero errors), node --test scripts/agent-rules.test.mjs (37 tests, zero failures), and git diff --check (passed). It also states that application/browser and broad release checks were not run locally. No unsupported passed verification claim is present.
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The pull request changes only rule 11 in AGENTS.md. The new text adds automatic memory recall/save behavior and preserves restrictions on forgetting or deletion without exact approval. It does not introduce force-push, hard reset, destructive clean, branch deletion, shared-branch rebase, production data mutation, or deployment actions. Existing Git safety instructions are outside the changed line.
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PASS: The pull request changes only the memory policy text in AGENTS.md. The changed lines contain no Supabase project reference, schema, migration, RLS, policy, or database configuration. No custom-check failure condition is introduced.
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PASS. The pull request changes only one documentation line in AGENTS.md. It does not change package manifests, lockfiles, engine requirements, runtime settings, or install commands. Both base and head retain packageManager: pnpm@10.15.0, Node >=24, pnpm >=10.15.0, and the pnpm enforcement preinstall script.
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The pull request changes only the documentation file AGENTS.md. The diff contains no API route, server action, RAG, search, ingestion, or provider integration code. Therefore this check is not applicable.
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- Line 16: Update the memory policy’s namespace requirement so identity and
available scope are verified before scoped operations, then require the
confirmed singular namespace for scoped search, read, and approved write calls;
do not require it for bootstrap calls such as who_am_i or list_spaces.
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The startup rule in
AGENTS.mdomitted automatic recall and eligible-save duties already present in the detailed memory policy. Regenerate that rule from the approved maintained source, incorporating the shared startup-consumer correction identified in Caring Contacts PR #16.Startup instructions now explicitly cover every chat, verified project scope, confirmed projectless work, preferences-only recall for unknown projects, and at most one eligible automatic save through the existing sole writer. Only generated rule 11 changes. All surrounding project instructions and the entire detailed memory document remain byte-identical.
Verification reused against unchanged commit
22fa9831b84c15cc95866eabf89f0e0542e9d2bd:repository_rule_targets.collect_targets: exact approved generated block; unchanged outside bytes and memory document.--check AGENTS.md: passed.node scripts/validate-agent-rules.mjs: passed, 49 entries and zero errors.node --test scripts/agent-rules.test.mjs: passed, 37 tests and zero failures.git diff --check: passed. Normal named-file commit completed without hook bypass.Fresh publication admission fetched
mainwith--no-prune;git merge origin/mainreported already up to date. Application/browser and broad release checks were not selected locally for this one-rule instruction change. Hosted CI and fresh native behaviour remain separate; direct MCP filtering and compliance remain instruction-driven rather than universally enforced. No merge or deployment is requested.