threadnote 0.3.6 → 0.3.7

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@@ -36,6 +36,16 @@ logs, or other sensitive data.
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  Also remember durable workflow facts you discover during work when they would help future agents and are not already in
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  canonical docs. Prefer updating checked-in docs for canonical repo rules.
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+ Use lifecycle metadata when storing memories:
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+ - `kind: durable` for facts future agents should use by default.
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+ - `kind: handoff` for current work logs and next steps.
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+ - `project` for the repo/product namespace.
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+ - `topic` for the active issue or stable fact. Reusing the same project/topic keeps one current memory updated.
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+ Archived handoffs are provenance, not default working context. Read them only when current durable memories or active
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+ handoffs are insufficient.
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  ## Memory Compaction
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  When working on the same active issue, prefer keeping one current-state memory updated instead of creating many small
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  `remember_context({"text":"...","replaceUri":"<uri>"})`, `threadnote remember --replace <uri>`, or
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  `threadnote handoff --replace <uri>` so the old memory is removed only after the replacement is stored.
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+ When the issue has a stable name, prefer project/topic storage over timestamped memories:
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+ ```bash
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+ threadnote remember --kind durable --project my-repo --topic test-workflow --text "..."
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+ threadnote handoff --project my-repo --topic active-bug --task "..." --tests "..."
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+ ```
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  When recall/read surfaces several memories that describe the same durable fact, incident, branch, or handoff, compact
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  them when it is safe:
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  URIs you merged.
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  - Remove superseded duplicates with `threadnote forget <uri>` only when they are clearly redundant or stale and contain
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  no unique useful detail.
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+ - Use `threadnote archive <uri>` instead of `forget` when the old handoff still has provenance value but should no
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+ longer be treated as current context.
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  - If the memories disagree or you are not sure what can be deleted, keep them and mention the possible cleanup instead.
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  Never compact secrets, credentials, customer data, raw production logs, or checked-in canonical docs into memory.
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  threadnote recall --query "last handoff for this branch"
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  threadnote read viking://agent/threadnote/memories/.abstract.md
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  threadnote list viking://agent/threadnote/memories --all --recursive
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- threadnote remember --text "Durable engineering note..."
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- threadnote remember --replace viking://user/example/memories/events/current.md --text "Updated durable engineering note..."
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+ threadnote remember --kind durable --project example --topic workflow --text "Durable engineering note..."
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+ threadnote remember --replace viking://user/example/memories/durable/projects/example/workflow.md --text "Updated durable engineering note..."
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+ threadnote archive viking://user/example/memories/handoffs/active/example/old-issue.md
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  threadnote forget viking://user/example/memories/events/duplicate.md
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- threadnote handoff --task "short task summary" --tests "checks run" --next-step "what to do next"
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+ threadnote handoff --project example --topic active-issue --task "short task summary" --tests "checks run" --next-step "what to do next"
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  ```
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "threadnote",
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- "version": "0.3.6",
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+ "version": "0.3.7",
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  "type": "commonjs",
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  "main": "dist/threadnote.cjs",
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  "description": "Shared local context and handoffs for development agents",