ls-dream-consolidate

To consolidate scattered memory artifacts, this Skill synthesizes new signals from daily logs and transcript searches into durable topic files. It merges observations, resolves contradictions, and prunes stale entries to maintain an organized memory directory.

The best way to resolve contradictions and prune stale memory pointers is by running a memory consolidation pass. This process reviews the memory index, updates conflicting facts, removes wrong pointers, and ensures the remaining topic files stay accurate and durable.

Memory consolidation works by reading daily logs and narrowly scoped JSONL transcript snippets to extract new learnings. It synthesizes these signals with existing memory drift, then merges or updates topic files using absolute dates per conventions.

To keep MEMORY.md under 200 lines, this Skill treats the file as a compact pointer map rather than a dump. It consolidates detailed observations into separate topic files and leaves only durable pointers in the index during cleanup sessions.

You should run a memory maintenance session when cleanup instructions are triggered or during dream-time passes. This handles existing memory drift by reviewing the index, merging topic files, and pruning outdated entries to restore clarity.

No dependencies are required to perform memory consolidation and indexing. The Skill operates independently using your existing memory directory, daily logs, and JSONL transcripts to synthesize observations and update the index.