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Two-mode skill: (1) session memory — load/persist durable workflow state under .cc10x/ (activeContext, patterns, progress) so context survives compaction; (2) handoff package — portable, secrets-redacted export for a coworker, different tool, or fresh non-cc10x session.
Two-mode skill: (1) session memory — load/persist durable workflow state under .cc10x/ (activeContext, patterns, progress) so context survives compaction; (2) handoff package — portable, secrets-redacted export for a coworker, different tool, or fresh non-cc10x session.
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Read only what's needed:
references/memory-model-and-ownership.md — memory surfaces, ownership, promotion, workflow markers; load when deciding which surface holds a piece of state or who may write itreferences/memory-operations.md — permission-free operations, router-only persistence, edit patterns; load when actually reading or writing .cc10x/ filesreferences/memory-file-contracts.md — required headings, stable anchors, templates, auto-heal rules; load when creating a memory file or healing a malformed onereferences/context-budget-and-checkpointing.md — context-budget rules, warning signs, checkpoint triggers; load when context is getting heavy or before a compaction/checkpoint decisionMemory is an index, not a transcript. Distill decisions, learnings, references, and verification evidence into durable, reusable notes.
| File | Holds |
|---|---|
.cc10x/activeContext.md | current focus, recent changes, decisions, learnings, references, blockers |
.cc10x/patterns.md | reusable project standards, gotchas, conventions, skill hints |
.cc10x/progress.md | current workflow, tasks snapshot, completed items, verification evidence |
.cc10x/workflows/{wf}.json + .events.jsonl | durable orchestration truth (machine-owned, verbatim) |
docs/plans/*, docs/research/* | detailed artifacts; memory points to them |
.cc10x/*.md (sole carve-out: bug-investigator's [DEBUG-N] lines)MEMORY_NOTES in their Router Contract### Memory Notes (For Workflow-Final Persistence)[DEBUG-RESET: wf:{...}], [cc10x-internal] memory_task_id) are read and respected; agents do not invent replacementsRead all three: activeContext.md, patterns.md, progress.md.
Re-read before: architectural decisions (patterns.md + activeContext.md ## Decisions), implementation choices (patterns.md + activeContext.md), debugging (all three), planning next steps (progress.md + activeContext.md), claiming completion (progress.md + plan/design/research refs), user says "continue" (all three).
Emit MEMORY_NOTES in Router Contract:
MEMORY_NOTES:
learnings: ["Key causal insight"]
patterns: ["Reusable gotcha or convention"]
verification: ["`npm test` -> exit 0"]
deferred: ["Non-blocking follow-up or risk"]
Keep each entry one line — memory reloads every session; each extra line is a recurring tax. Prefer stable nouns over temporary wording. Put verification truth in verification, not prose. Put non-blocking work in deferred, not ad-hoc tasks.
Persist only memory-worthy items: decisions that change direction, learnings that prevent mistakes, verification evidence with commands and exit truth, deferred non-blocking issues, plan/design/research references, clarified user standards.
Do not persist: whole diffs, verbose logs, celebratory narration, "looked correct" without evidence, duplicate notes, raw secrets/PII in outward artifacts.
Before router persists cc10x-authored content into outward artifacts (docs/plans/*, docs/research/*, design docs, persisted memory notes): redact pasted tokens, API keys, connection-strings, credentials, PII. Replace with <redacted:secret> (PII: <redacted:pii>). Keep surrounding constraint intact. When unsure, redact. Does NOT apply to internal machine-owned .cc10x/ orchestration state — that stays verbatim for resume/dedupe keys.
| Tier | What | Rule |
|---|---|---|
| KEEP | user hard-constraints/prohibitions, exact next step, open failures + errors | preserve VERBATIM — never paraphrase a constraint or error |
| SUMMARIZE | resolved decisions with rationale, concluded attempts, discovered file/module boundaries | distill to one durable line each |
| DROP | decorative prose, step-by-step diary, superseded speculation, redundant prompt retellings | discard |
Persist user PROHIBITIONS verbatim into workflow artifact's intent field as soon as stated — compaction may fire before router's normal persist.
After loading memory, check patterns.md ## Project SKILL_HINTS. Invoke listed skills when relevant and installed. Treat missing skills as non-fatal. Do not invent skill IDs. Do not edit ## Project SKILL_HINTS directly — surface recommendations in planner output or memory notes.
A portable, human-readable export for when the next reader is NOT this cc10x session — a coworker, a different tool, or a clean session with no cc10x router.
cc10x's own resume is structural (.cc10x/ + router rehydrates). The handoff package is the bridge OUT to a reader who cannot read .cc10x/ orchestration state.
HANDOFF="${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/handoff-$(date +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S).md". Print the absolute path.file:line where code may still drift.### Secret Redaction above.| Section | Holds |
|---|---|
| Goal | one-line objective, verbatim user intent if stated |
| Current state | where things stand, one short paragraph |
| What's done | reference artifacts by path; do not re-narrate |
| What's next | EXACT next step — concrete enough to start cold |
| Open blockers / failures | unresolved errors VERBATIM, failing commands, dead ends tried |
| Suggested skills / tools | which skills the next agent should invoke to continue |
| Artifacts (by path) | plan, diff/PR, key source files with behavioral descriptions |
The "suggested skills/tools" pointer is load-bearing: tell the next agent how to continue. If cc10x is present: invoke cc10x-router. If not: name domain skills and point at plan/research docs.
Memory is not just for context survival — it's for system self-improvement. After every BUILD or DEBUG cycle, structured learnings should compound into reusable knowledge. Memory files (activeContext.md, patterns.md, progress.md) hold session-scoped context; durable, structured learnings that survive across projects and sessions go to docs/solutions/.
MEMORY_NOTES into activeContext.md ## Learnings and patterns.md ## Common Gotchas; learnings that cross the solution-doc threshold (below) are written to docs/solutions/.patterns.md, activeContext.md, and docs/solutions/ to avoid repeating solved problems.patterns.md, promote it to a solution doc under docs/solutions/.CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md points to docs/solutions/ so agents can find it.After any non-trivial debug or build cycle, the router (during memory-finalize) evaluates whether to write a solution doc:
patterns.mdWhen reviewing prior learnings during memory-finalize (or auditing solution docs), apply one of five outcomes:
| Outcome | When | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Keep | Learning is still accurate and useful | Leave as-is |
| Update | Learning is correct but incomplete | Add the missing detail |
| Consolidate | Same lesson appears multiple times | Merge into one entry, remove duplicates |
| Replace | Learning is outdated or superseded | Replace with the current truth |
| Delete | Learning no longer applies (framework changed, code removed) | Remove it |
Why this matters: Without consolidation, memory accumulates stale entries that mislead future work. The compounding loop ensures memory gets sharper over time, not just larger.
# [Problem Title]
Category: [debugging | architecture | testing | workflow | conventions]
Tags: [comma-separated]
Date: YYYY-MM-DD
## Problem
[What went wrong — symptoms, not just the error message]
## What Didn't Work
[Hypotheses that failed and why]
## Solution
[What actually worked — with code example if applicable]
## Why
[Why the solution works — the underlying principle]
## Prevention
[How to prevent this class of problem in the future]
name: memory-and-handoff description: | Two-mode skill: (1) session memory — load/persist durable workflow state under .cc10x/ (activeContext, patterns, progress) so context survives compaction; (2) handoff package — portable, secrets-redacted export for a coworker, different tool, or fresh non-cc10x session. allowed-tools: Read Write Edit Bash Grep Glob user-invocable: false
---
name: memory-and-handoff
description: |
Two-mode skill: (1) session memory — load/persist durable workflow state under .cc10x/
(activeContext, patterns, progress) so context survives compaction; (2) handoff package —
portable, secrets-redacted export for a coworker, different tool, or fresh non-cc10x session.
allowed-tools: Read Write Edit Bash Grep Glob
user-invocable: false
---
# Memory & Handoff
## Reference Files
Read only what's needed:
- `references/memory-model-and-ownership.md` — memory surfaces, ownership, promotion, workflow markers; load when deciding which surface holds a piece of state or who may write it
- `references/memory-operations.md` — permission-free operations, router-only persistence, edit patterns; load when actually reading or writing `.cc10x/` files
- `references/memory-file-contracts.md` — required headings, stable anchors, templates, auto-heal rules; load when creating a memory file or healing a malformed one
- `references/context-budget-and-checkpointing.md` — context-budget rules, warning signs, checkpoint triggers; load when context is getting heavy or before a compaction/checkpoint decision
---
## Mode: SESSION MEMORY
Memory is an index, not a transcript. Distill decisions, learnings, references, and verification evidence into durable, reusable notes.
### Memory Surfaces
| File | Holds |
| ------ | ------- |
| `.cc10x/activeContext.md` | current focus, recent changes, decisions, learnings, references, blockers |
| `.cc10x/patterns.md` | reusable project standards, gotchas, conventions, skill hints |
| `.cc10x/progress.md` | current workflow, tasks snapshot, completed items, verification evidence |
| `.cc10x/workflows/{wf}.json` + `.events.jsonl` | durable orchestration truth (machine-owned, verbatim) |
| `docs/plans/*`, `docs/research/*` | detailed artifacts; memory points to them |
### Ownership
- Router loads and auto-heals memory files before routing or resume
- WRITE agents read memory but do NOT edit `.cc10x/*.md` (sole carve-out: bug-investigator's `[DEBUG-N]` lines)
- WRITE agents emit structured `MEMORY_NOTES` in their Router Contract
- READ-ONLY agents emit `### Memory Notes (For Workflow-Final Persistence)`
- Router-owned memory-finalize task is the only final writer of memory markdown files
- Router-owned markers (`[DEBUG-RESET: wf:{...}]`, `[cc10x-internal] memory_task_id`) are read and respected; agents do not invent replacements
### Load (MANDATORY at workflow start)
Read all three: `activeContext.md`, `patterns.md`, `progress.md`.
Re-read before: architectural decisions (`patterns.md` + `activeContext.md ## Decisions`), implementation choices (`patterns.md` + `activeContext.md`), debugging (all three), planning next steps (`progress.md` + `activeContext.md`), claiming completion (`progress.md` + plan/design/research refs), user says "continue" (all three).
### Persist
Emit `MEMORY_NOTES` in Router Contract:
```yaml
MEMORY_NOTES:
learnings: ["Key causal insight"]
patterns: ["Reusable gotcha or convention"]
verification: ["`npm test` -> exit 0"]
deferred: ["Non-blocking follow-up or risk"]
```
Keep each entry one line — memory reloads every session; each extra line is a recurring tax. Prefer stable nouns over temporary wording. Put verification truth in `verification`, not prose. Put non-blocking work in `deferred`, not ad-hoc tasks.
**Persist only memory-worthy items:** decisions that change direction, learnings that prevent mistakes, verification evidence with commands and exit truth, deferred non-blocking issues, plan/design/research references, clarified user standards.
**Do not persist:** whole diffs, verbose logs, celebratory narration, "looked correct" without evidence, duplicate notes, raw secrets/PII in outward artifacts.
### Secret Redaction (OUTWARD artifacts only)
Before router persists cc10x-authored content into outward artifacts (`docs/plans/*`, `docs/research/*`, design docs, persisted memory notes): redact pasted tokens, API keys, connection-strings, credentials, PII. Replace with `<redacted:secret>` (PII: `<redacted:pii>`). Keep surrounding constraint intact. When unsure, redact. Does NOT apply to internal machine-owned `.cc10x/` orchestration state — that stays verbatim for resume/dedupe keys.
### Compaction KEEP / SUMMARIZE / DROP Rubric
| Tier | What | Rule |
| ------ | ------ | ------ |
| KEEP | user hard-constraints/prohibitions, exact next step, open failures + errors | preserve VERBATIM — never paraphrase a constraint or error |
| SUMMARIZE | resolved decisions with rationale, concluded attempts, discovered file/module boundaries | distill to one durable line each |
| DROP | decorative prose, step-by-step diary, superseded speculation, redundant prompt retellings | discard |
Persist user PROHIBITIONS verbatim into workflow artifact's intent field as soon as stated — compaction may fire before router's normal persist.
### Project Skill Hints
After loading memory, check `patterns.md ## Project SKILL_HINTS`. Invoke listed skills when relevant and installed. Treat missing skills as non-fatal. Do not invent skill IDs. Do not edit `## Project SKILL_HINTS` directly — surface recommendations in planner output or memory notes.
---
## Mode: HANDOFF PACKAGE
A portable, human-readable export for when the next reader is NOT this cc10x session — a coworker, a different tool, or a clean session with no cc10x router.
cc10x's own resume is structural (`.cc10x/` + router rehydrates). The handoff package is the bridge OUT to a reader who cannot read `.cc10x/` orchestration state.
### Rules
1. **Write to OS temp dir, never into the repo** — a repo-committed handoff becomes a stale doc the next reader mistakes for current truth. `HANDOFF="${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/handoff-$(date +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S).md"`. Print the absolute path.
2. **Reference artifacts by path/URL, never paste contents.** The next reader has the repo. They need a map, not a copy. Prefer behavioral descriptions over `file:line` where code may still drift.
3. **Redact secrets and PII before writing.** Redact per `### Secret Redaction` above.
### Contents
| Section | Holds |
| --------- | ------- |
| Goal | one-line objective, verbatim user intent if stated |
| Current state | where things stand, one short paragraph |
| What's done | reference artifacts by path; do not re-narrate |
| What's next | EXACT next step — concrete enough to start cold |
| Open blockers / failures | unresolved errors VERBATIM, failing commands, dead ends tried |
| Suggested skills / tools | which skills the next agent should invoke to continue |
| Artifacts (by path) | plan, diff/PR, key source files with behavioral descriptions |
The "suggested skills/tools" pointer is load-bearing: tell the next agent how to continue. If cc10x is present: invoke `cc10x-router`. If not: name domain skills and point at plan/research docs.
---
## Knowledge Compounding Loop
Memory is not just for context survival — it's for system self-improvement. After every BUILD or DEBUG cycle, structured learnings should compound into reusable knowledge. Memory files (`activeContext.md`, `patterns.md`, `progress.md`) hold session-scoped context; **durable, structured learnings that survive across projects and sessions** go to `docs/solutions/`.
### The Loop
1. **Capture** — During workflow-finalize, the router writes structured learnings from agent `MEMORY_NOTES` into `activeContext.md ## Learnings` and `patterns.md ## Common Gotchas`; learnings that cross the solution-doc threshold (below) are written to `docs/solutions/`.
2. **Ground** — Before starting new work, agents read `patterns.md`, `activeContext.md`, and `docs/solutions/` to avoid repeating solved problems.
3. **Consolidate** — When the same gotcha appears 3+ times in `patterns.md`, promote it to a solution doc under `docs/solutions/`.
4. **Refresh** — Periodically audit learnings and solution docs with the five-outcome model (below).
5. **Discover** — Ensure `CLAUDE.md` or `AGENTS.md` points to `docs/solutions/` so agents can find it.
### When to Write a Solution Doc
After any non-trivial debug or build cycle, the router (during memory-finalize) evaluates whether to write a solution doc:
- **Write** if: the problem took 3+ hypotheses (debug attempts) to solve, OR the same defect pattern appears in 3+ files, OR the solution contradicts a documented assumption in `patterns.md`
- **Skip** if: the fix was mechanical (typo, import error, one-line change)
- **Offer neutrally** if: the lesson is one sentence (mention in memory notes instead)
### Compounding Outcomes
When reviewing prior learnings during memory-finalize (or auditing solution docs), apply one of five outcomes:
| Outcome | When | Action |
| ---------- | ------ | -------- |
| **Keep** | Learning is still accurate and useful | Leave as-is |
| **Update** | Learning is correct but incomplete | Add the missing detail |
| **Consolidate** | Same lesson appears multiple times | Merge into one entry, remove duplicates |
| **Replace** | Learning is outdated or superseded | Replace with the current truth |
| **Delete** | Learning no longer applies (framework changed, code removed) | Remove it |
**Why this matters:** Without consolidation, memory accumulates stale entries that mislead future work. The compounding loop ensures memory gets sharper over time, not just larger.
### Solution Doc Format
```markdown
# [Problem Title]
Category: [debugging | architecture | testing | workflow | conventions]
Tags: [comma-separated]
Date: YYYY-MM-DD
## Problem
[What went wrong — symptoms, not just the error message]
## What Didn't Work
[Hypotheses that failed and why]
## Solution
[What actually worked — with code example if applicable]
## Why
[Why the solution works — the underlying principle]
## Prevention
[How to prevent this class of problem in the future]
```
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