Long-term Memory

Rules

1. Search before answering about past work, decisions, or preferences — run cli-jaw memory search <keywords> first.
2. Save durable facts immediately — user preferences, key decisions, stable project facts.
3. Use structured destinations — prefer structured/profile.md, structured/semantic/..., or structured/episodes/....
4. Admit gaps — if search returns nothing, say "I don't have a record of that."
5. Save stable facts only — not transient TODOs, phase logs, or temporary checklists.
6. Search broadly — consider Korean/English variants, error codes, symbols, and filenames.
7. Use injected context — a task snapshot may be in the prompt; still search when precision matters.

Scope: L1 vs L2

• L1 instance-local memory: cli-jaw memory search/read/save; default path; current instance only; read/write.
• L2 dashboard memory: cli-jaw dashboard memory search/read/instances; cross-instance federation; read-only.
• Use L2 only when the user asks for dashboard memory, all instances, another instance/home, or cross-instance context.
• Save stable facts only through L1 cli-jaw memory save.
• Embedding search is optional and default OFF; do not assume it is enabled.