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memory-retrospective

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Review and curate global memory database at project completion

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  1. Distinctive:

    Document results in project completion notes.

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Project Retrospective

  1. mcp__vector_memory_global__get_memory_stats() Note total count for limit parameter.
  2. mcp__vector_memory_global__list_recent_memories( limit=<total_from_stats>) NOTE: Set limit to total count from stats to get ALL memories.
  3. For each memory, identify project origin by inspecting content for tool/pattern names from the current project's domain. (Temporal proximity and domain overlap, not file paths.)
  4. For each memory from this project's timeframe: a. Still accurate? → Keep b. Needs refinement? → Store improved version (old ranks lower) c. Project-specific? → Store corrective superseding memory: content="SUPERSEDES: <summary>. REASON: project-specific." d. Related to another? → Store merged consolidated version

    NOTE: No delete_memory tool. "Removal" = superseding entry. clear_old_memories cannot wipe a DB: the server rejects days_old < 1 and max_to_keep < 100. For severe contamination, delete the DB file (<project_root>/memory/vector_memory.db) and re-store the valid memories from the review notes (see the vector-memory skill).

  5. Document results in project completion notes.

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