Vishnu Bhaga

Preserve and sustain what is working — anchoring verified knowledge, maintaining consistency under perturbation, and protecting functional patterns from unnecessary change.

When to Use

• A working approach is at risk of being disrupted by scope creep or premature optimization
• Context drift is threatening to overwrite verified knowledge with stale assumptions
• Multiple parallel concerns are creating pressure to change things that should remain stable
• After shiva-bhaga dissolution — what survives needs active protection during reconstruction
• When a long session risks losing earlier verified decisions through context compression
• Before making changes to a system that is currently functioning correctly

Inputs

• Required: Current working state or verified knowledge to preserve (available implicitly)
• Optional: Specific threat to stability (e.g., "scope creep," "context compression approaching")
• Optional: MEMORY.md and project files for grounding (via Read)