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memex

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Cross-session shared memory for agents. Use at session start to load the persistent bias-log via `mcp__memex__recent_observations`, mid-session to search prior context with `mcp__memex__search`, and immediately when a bias surfaces to log a new `observation` via `mcp__memex__add`. The six-layer reconstruction trail (raw → embedded → indexed → graphed → curated → reflexive) means memex stores facts AND the agent's own reasoning patterns across sessions. Prefer querying memex before re-deriving prior architectural decisions; re-derivation is itself evidence that the trail is incomplete.

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pjt222/agent-almanac42Updated Oct 15, 2026

Log a bias-log / vipassana observation to the memex store the moment a reasoning pattern surfaces, mid-session or at close. Use when you catch a bias in your own reasoning (anchoring, confirmation, trust-the-summary), when a pace tell or verification gap appears, or when meditate/observe produces a reflection worth persisting across sessions. Primary path pipes the body to `memex add` over stdin (`--title` required) then runs the `meditate-vipassana` extractor to make it queryable; secondary path appends a numbered bullet to `docs/OBSERVATIONS.md`.

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pjt222/agent-almanac42Updated Oct 15, 2026

Run the memex session-init ritual at the start of a fresh session: load the bias-log, read the persistent-self trail in order, run the verification scoreboard, and surface the next slice from the docs. Use at the very start of any session that operates on the memex repo, when reconstructing context before doing work, or when an interrupted session needs to re-orient. NOT the `memex init` CLI command (which initializes the store/db) — this is the reconstruct-context ritual.

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pjt222/agent-almanac42Updated Oct 15, 2026