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Windows agents use the commissioned summary-only curated-save-only adapter; dot/supported cloud sessions use the official authenticated Supermemory MCP only when its tools are actually exposed. Every call uses one verified explicit namespace. One bounded startup recall and at most one confirmed durable fact per meaningful task replace manual-only memory gates.

Supermemory credits are the spending policy limit, with no custom daily, monthly or overall dollar cap. Preserve privacy, concise summaries, deduplication, bounded calls, the existing ledger and refusal to retry uncertain writes. Other paid services and model charges retain their approval gates. Provider credit exhaustion and auto top-up have not been verified as a no-overage hard stop; this change does not alter billing.

Cloud recall permits at most two scoped searches and retains at most three combined results/6,000 combined characters. The official MCP may return more because it has no server-side result-count parameter. These are retained-context bounds; Windows adapter enforcement remains intact.

The maintained generator updates the shared AGENTS block and memory-reference prefix to canonical version 2026-10-27.credits-only.7. The two stale project paragraphs now distinguish Windows from cloud routing, retain the project's explicit namespace and single writer, and retire former SQLite checkpoint hooks in favour of Git and approved receipts. Unrelated project safeguards remain intact.

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Generated equality, owned formatting, whitespace and normal commits pass. Shared generated content is maintained through the existing workflow; the project paragraphs are scoped repairs. No application feature, real sending, provider configuration, migration, credential or billing change. Connector installation, fresh GUI/cloud loading, hosted CI, main merge and deployment are separate and unclaimed.

Regenerated the shared-cloud-working-rules block in AGENTS.md and the shared
prefix of docs/agents/shared-context-and-memory.md from Josh's shared rules
(ai-rules source 2026-10-26.cloud-mcp.2). Windows agents keep the commissioned
curated-save-only adapter; dot and cloud sessions use the official
authenticated Supermemory MCP with an explicit namespace. Project addendum
unchanged.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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  • Documentation
    • Updated memory guidance to limit recall to a bounded session-start pass and saves to one confirmed fact in a verified namespace, with privacy checks before transmission.
    • Clarified when to use the commissioned local adapter or authenticated cloud integration, and when to rely on repository documentation and task receipts.
    • Removed the monthly dollar budget and per-run approval requirement for routine memory operations. Other paid services still require approval, with usage and costs reported afterward.

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The shared guidance and memory policy define permitted local and cloud routes, bounded recall and saves, privacy filtering, and spending controls. Routine memory operations have standing approval under specified conditions. Other billable runs retain a per-run approval gate.

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Memory routes and limits
AGENTS.md, docs/agents/shared-context-and-memory.md
The guidance specifies a commissioned local adapter or official authenticated cloud MCP, bounded recall and saves, privacy filtering, and prohibited operations. The prior US$30 monthly budget and cloud cost-admission requirements are removed. Local spending is limited to the owner’s Supermemory credits, with no local dollar cap.
Memory spending approval
AGENTS.md, docs/agents/shared-context-and-memory.md
Routine memory recall, saves, and bounded checks through the specified routes no longer require per-run approval. Other billable runs retain approval, disclosure, revised-approval, and post-run reporting requirements.

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This docs-only change defines the memory routes and spending policy. It leaves the project section telling local sessions to use a SQLite checkpoint route that the new shared text retires. Fix that addendum line before merging so local agents get one consistent instruction. The spending policy and the sensitive-content boundary are stated clearly enough.

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Generated And Sensitive Files Passed PASS — The PR changes only AGENTS.md and docs/agents/shared-context-and-memory.md, both tracked Markdown policy files. The diff contains rule text and generated-block markers, not secret values, c…
Risky Git Or Deployment Actions Passed The PR changes only AGENTS.md and docs/agents/shared-context-and-memory.md. The added guidance does not recommend force-push, hard reset, destructive clean, branch deletion, shared-branch rebasing…
Supabase Project And Schema Safety Passed The pull request changes only AGENTS.md and docs/agents/shared-context-and-memory.md. The diff contains no Supabase project reference, environment example, migration, RLS change, policy change, or…
Runtime And Package Manager Integrity Passed PASS: The pull request changes only AGENTS.md and docs/agents/shared-context-and-memory.md. The diff does not modify package.json, package-lock.json, .nvmrc, workflows, engine requirements, …
Api Route Failure Handling Passed PASS — The pull request changes only AGENTS.md and docs/agents/shared-context-and-memory.md. The diff contains documentation rules for Supermemory routes and spending, with no API route, server ac…
Title check Passed The title clearly and concisely describes the main changes to Supermemory routing and credits-only memory rules.
Description check Passed The description directly explains the updated Supermemory routes, memory limits, credits-only spending policy, and verification scope.
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The PR changes only AGENTS.md and docs/agents/shared-context-and-memory.md. The added guidance does not recommend force-push, hard reset, destructive clean, branch deletion, shared-branch rebasing, production data mutation, or deployment. It explicitly requires exact approval for forgetting or deletion and says not to reset the ledger. Existing publication and deployment safeguards are unchanged.

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The pull request changes only AGENTS.md and docs/agents/shared-context-and-memory.md. The diff contains no Supabase project reference, environment example, migration, RLS change, policy change, or database operation. The database-related text is existing project guidance and is not changed. Therefore, the pull request does not introduce a Supabase project or schema safety issue.

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The approved memory budget is US$30 per UTC month across authorised local and cloud routes, with NO daily monetary limit. This supersedes earlier monetary ceilings and temporary allowances. Preserve actual usage, existing reservations, privacy, size and call-count limits; no ledger reset, top-up, overage or plan change is authorised. Runtime activation requires separate limiter-owner evidence. Desired aggregate coverage is not proof that cloud enforcement exists. Paid cloud runs additionally require specific owner approval of exact operations, USD total estimate and hard maximum, plus metering and aggregate-budget enforcement before paid tests. Official cloud MCP bypasses the Windows limiter: establish a defensible per-operation total cost bound and independent enforceable cloud budget/quota before billable content operations. Standing content authority and account metadata checks do not establish budget enforcement. Missing proof blocks those operations; report the exact gap and use docs/receipts. Other billable services/model charges retain separate spending approval. Stop on admission failure or a cap; do not retry, reset or raise limits. No bulk upload, indexing, forgetting or deletion without exact approval.

If a memory route is missing, inaccessible or empty, disclose that state and continue using current repository files and the approved checkpoint. Never invent prior decisions or silently select another backend/project.
Cloud without official MCP reports memory unavailable and continues from repository docs and task receipts (`docs/task-receipts.md`). Never silently select another backend or project. Report actual host/tools, recall count only, and a stored-and-checked test save's namespace/accepted ID if performed. Identity metadata, accepted source, processing, extracted memory, fresh semantic retrieval, local generation, repository adoption and actual native loading are separate proof states. Legacy unscoped Basic Memory and former local SQLite checkpoint hooks remain retired; Git and approved docs/receipts hold task state.

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P2 Badge Reconcile the project override with the retired SQLite route

For local sessions, this retirement conflicts with the unchanged project-specific instructions at line 54, which still direct coding checkpoints through isolated SQLite databases using shared-checkpoint-v2.mjs. The root instructions explicitly preserve project safeguards, so an agent following the project addendum can continue using the route this paragraph declares retired. Update the project addendum alongside the shared policy so local agents have one unambiguous checkpoint route through Git and approved docs/receipts.

AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L16-L16

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## Spending approval for each billable run

Routine memory content has standing approval only through the host-appropriate route above, after explicit scope, pre-transmission filtering and enforceable route-specific bounded cost admission. Windows enforcement does not cover cloud MCP. All other billable runs retain the following gate.

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Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win

Limit standing approval to non-sensitive memory content.

AGENTS.md and the PR objective limit standing approval to routine non-sensitive memory content. This line drops “non-sensitive”. Line 21 blocks specific data classes, but it does not classify all sensitive content as prohibited. Add the qualifier so a routine sensitive note cannot bypass the per-run approval gate.

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BigSimmo and others added 3 commits October 27, 2026 00:20
Regenerated the shared blocks from ai-rules 2026-10-26.credits-only.5, which
supersedes the 15:24 UTC budget activation hold: the owner's Supermemory
credits are the only spending limit (ledger, size, dedupe and no-retry bounds
kept), Supermemory works in dot/cloud through the official MCP, and the
owner's own details may be saved while patient/clinical data and secrets stay
excluded. Other paid services keep their per-run approval gate.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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@BigSimmo BigSimmo changed the title Adopt route-per-environment Supermemory rule blocks Align Supermemory routes and credits-only memory rules Oct 26, 2026
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