universal-agent-memory 1.0.6 → 1.0.8
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- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/templates/CLAUDE.template.md +277 -1
package/package.json
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"name": "universal-agent-memory",
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"version": "1.0.
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"version": "1.0.8",
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"description": "Universal AI agent memory system - CLAUDE.md templates, memory, worktrees for Claude Code, Factory.AI, VSCode, OpenCode",
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"main": "dist/index.js",
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CLAUDE.md Universal Template - v10.
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CLAUDE.md Universal Template - v10.7
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CHANGES IN THIS VERSION:
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- Added Verification Patterns (P27-P31) from Terminal-Bench failure analysis
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- Pattern 27: Output Directory Cleanup (ODC) - remove non-required files
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- Pattern 29: Multi-Solution Discovery (MSD) - find ALL valid solutions
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- Pattern 30: Performance Threshold Tuning (PTT) - iterate to meet thresholds
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- Pattern 31: Round-Trip Verification (RTV) - verify compress/decompress works
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- Updated Pattern Router to include verification patterns
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- Added 5 completion gates (output, tests, constraints, cleanup, services)
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- Added Domain-Specific Patterns (P21-P26)
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- Pattern 21: Chess Engine Integration (CEI) - use Stockfish, not reasoning
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- Pattern 22: Git Recovery Forensics (GRF) - backup first, forensic approach
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- Pattern 23: Compression Impossibility Detection (CID) - refuse impossible tasks
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- Pattern 24: Polyglot Code Construction (PCC) - search for existing examples
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- Pattern 25: Service Configuration Pipeline (SCP) - ordered setup, test each
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- Pattern 26: Near-Miss Iteration (NMI) - iterate on partial success tasks
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- STRENGTHENED Pattern Router: Now requires explicit analysis block output
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### Pattern 21: Chess Engine Integration (CEI)
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Chess tasks require external engines - reasoning alone cannot find optimal moves.
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