memory-manager

You can consolidate daily notes by running the memory-consolidate.sh script to parse entries, distill learnings, and update MEMORY.md, creating a centralized long-term memory store.

The best way to archive old daily notes and prevent memory bloat is using the memory-archive.sh script with a time threshold, moving obsolete entries out of the active directory to keep the structure lean and fast.

No, you do not need external dependencies to maintain a memory directory. The provided shell scripts parse notes, distill learnings, and check memory health without requiring any external packages.

You need to consolidate daily notes into MEMORY.md during daily reviews, long-term memory maintenance, or after project sprints to extract important learnings, preserve decisions, and prevent memory bloat.

You can check memory directory status and structure health by running the memory-status.sh script, which performs automated checks to ensure your memory store remains lean and accessible.

Yes, you can use shell scripts to preserve project status changes and insights. The consolidation process identifies important learnings and decisions, updating MEMORY.md to retain them for future reference.