ferrox-mempalace-recall

You can retrieve prior decisions, patterns, and surprises from memory storage before planning begins. This surfaces historical context for roadmap and execution phases, allowing new work to benefit from earlier decisions instead of repeating mistakes.

Phase-aware memory recall retrieves wing, mode, and topic-specific memories to inform the current build phase. It pulls historical context to guide roadmap, execution, and verification decisions in structured development workflows.

Retrieve historical context by pulling wing and topic-specific memories from a memory palace before planning. This surfaces what worked previously and what got unexpectedly tricky, ensuring roadmap and execution decisions are informed by past patterns.

Memory recall safely degrades to native memory when the palace is unavailable. This fallback behavior ensures planning phases can still access baseline historical context without failing completely when external memory storage is inaccessible.

Yes, memory retrieval can be gated by configuration to only run when recall is explicitly allowed. This plan-time recall checks whether the memory palace is enabled before pulling any prior decisions or patterns for the current phase.

Retrieving prior surprises before execution prevents repeating unexpected difficulties encountered last time. By recovering what got unexpectedly tricky from memory, planning can proactively address known pitfalls and adjust the roadmap accordingly.