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memory-commitlisted

Promotes working-layer notes into durable Atmina wiki primitives with typed evidence, pins in-KB spans, marks unlocated claims unattested, and reads the page back to prove the record survived. Use when committing a decision, fact, procedure, preference, relationship, or open question through write_file or write_files, including after a user correction, a surprising durable lesson, or a decision settled with a stated reason.
latentminds-ai/atmina-plugins · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 75
Install: claude install-skill latentminds-ai/atmina-plugins
# Commit durable memory: pin what you can, then prove the write survived Type and pin authority is [`docs/agents/atmina-memory-evidence.md`](../../docs/agents/atmina-memory-evidence.md) This skill **imports** that binding. It does not re-define the taught catalogue, invent a second pin recipe, or wait on a future write-path diagnostic. Nothing in the product validates a word of this on write: a malformed record is dropped on read, silently, and the page looks right. **Announce at start:** "I'm using the memory-commit skill to promote this with typed evidence and prove the write survived." ## When it fires When something should still matter after this session — a decision, a fact, a procedure, a preference, a relationship, or an open question. Capture triggers and the commit bar are [references/capture-triggers.md](references/capture-triggers.md). Nothing that meets the bar: **no-op is success**. Selecting sources or writing a session note is Observe, not this skill. ## Promote Only into `wiki/decisions/`, `wiki/procedures/`, `wiki/facts/`, `wiki/preferences/`, `wiki/relationships/`, or `wiki/open-questions/`. Every durable page carries `source`, `observed`, and `status` (`confirmed` | `inferred` | `unresolved`) plus **at least one** taught typed evidence entry from the evidence convention §2. Durable pages use evidence `schema: 1`. Wiki menus use `schema: 2`. Those integers name different documents — a durable page with `schema: 2` yields no evidence at all. `source:`