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gsd-mempalace-capture

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File a phase artifact into MemPalace; mirror decision facts into its temporal KG

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  1. Very specific:

    Check whether the MemPalace capability is enabled by reading .planning/config.json directly with the Read tool.

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    Read .planning/config.json with the Read tool.

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    If the file does not exist, or config.mempalace is absent, or config.mempalace.enabled !== true, or config.mempalace.capture_artifacts === …

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  4. Very specific:

    Mode / transport: Read config.mempalace.memory_mode.

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  5. Very specific:

    DO NOT let any MemPalace error fail the step -- capture is onError: skip.

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  6. Distinctive:

    DO NOT write lossy summaries -- store the verbatim artifact text (AAAK compression is a separate, optional index).

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  7. Very specific:

    DO NOT prune or delete drawers here -- pruning (sync --apply) is the curator agent's job at ship:post, wing-scoped only.

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  8. Distinctive:

    DO NOT skip the config gate or the dedup check.

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SKILL.md

STOP -- DO NOT READ THIS FILE. You are already reading it. This prompt was injected into your context by the command system. Using the Read tool on this file wastes tokens. Begin executing Step 0 immediately.

Step 0 -- Banner

Before ANY tool calls, display this banner:

GSD > MEMPALACE CAPTURE

Then proceed to Step 1.

Step 1 -- Config Gate

Check whether the MemPalace capability is enabled by reading .planning/config.json directly with the Read tool.

  1. Read .planning/config.json with the Read tool.
  2. If the file does not exist, or config.mempalace is absent, or config.mempalace.enabled !== true, or config.mempalace.capture_artifacts === false: display the disabled message and STOP.
  3. Otherwise proceed to Step 2.

Disabled message:

GSD > MEMPALACE CAPTURE

MemPalace capture is disabled (mempalace.enabled / mempalace.capture_artifacts).
Nothing was filed; the loop proceeds normally.

This step is onError: skip at discuss:post / plan:post / verify:post -- capture never fails a phase.

Step 2 -- Resolve target

  1. Artifact. Take the artifact from $ARGUMENTS. If absent, infer from the loop point: discuss:post → CONTEXT.md, plan:post → PLAN.md, verify:post → SUMMARY.md.
  2. Room. Map artifact → room:
    • CONTEXT.md → decisions
    • PLAN.md → planning
    • SUMMARY.md → milestones (Confirmed problem→fix pairs go to problems — see the capture-problems fragment used at execute:wave:post.)
  3. Wing. config.mempalace.wing if non-empty, else config.project_code, else the repo directory name.
  4. Mode / transport. Read config.mempalace.memory_mode. Prefer MCP (mempalace_*) when your MemPalace MCP server is registered and your runtime permits those tools; otherwise use the mempalace CLI (covered by this skill's Bash allow-tool), as in mempalace-recall.

Step 3 -- File verbatim (idempotent)

On any error or timeout, stop and let the phase continue -- capture is best-effort.

  1. Dedup first. Interactive: mempalace_check_duplicate on the artifact's deterministic drawer id. Headless: rely on mempalace mine's content-hash idempotency.
  2. Add the drawer (verbatim). File the exact artifact text into room: <room> of wing: <wing> with provenance (source_file, phase id). Interactive: mempalace_add_drawer. Headless: see below.

    mempalace mine has no --room flag — only search accepts --room (CLI reference: https://mempalaceofficial.com/reference/cli.html). Room assignment is driven by detect_room() matching folder-path segments against the rooms: list in mempalace.yaml (mining guide: https://mempalaceofficial.com/guide/mining.html — "Rooms are auto-detected from your folder structure"; config reference: https://mempalaceofficial.com/guide/configuration.html). Stage the artifact under a room-named folder so detect_room() assigns it correctly:

    STAGE=".planning/.mempalace-stage"
    # One-time: declare the GSD room taxonomy so detect_room() recognizes these folders
    mkdir -p "$STAGE"
    [ -f "$STAGE/mempalace.yaml" ] || cat > "$STAGE/mempalace.yaml" <<'YAML'
    # Each entry MUST be a dict with a `name` key (the miner's detect_room()
    # indexes room["name"] — a bare-string list crashes _mine_impl with
    # TypeError: string indices must be integers, not 'str'). Optional fields:
    # `description`, `keywords` (matched against folder-path segments).
    rooms:
      - name: decisions
      - name: planning
      - name: milestones
      - name: problems
      - name: general
    YAML
    # Suppress MemPalace cache artifacts written into the scanned tree
    [ -f "$STAGE/.gitignore" ] || echo "mempalace_embedder.json" > "$STAGE/.gitignore"
    # Stage under <room>/<phase-id>/<basename> — stable path so mine's content-hash
    # idempotency (file_already_mined keys on absolute source_file + mtime) deduplicates
    # instead of creating duplicate drawers on re-runs.
    ROOM_DIR="$STAGE/<room>/<phase-id>"
    mkdir -p "$ROOM_DIR"
    cp "<artifact-path>" "$ROOM_DIR/<basename>"
    # Mine with --wing only — no --room flag; detect_room() assigns from the folder path
    mempalace mine "$STAGE" --wing <wing>
  3. Mirror KG facts unless config.mempalace.mirror_kg === false (registry default is true — an absent key means enabled): extract decision/delivery facts and mempalace_kg_add them with valid_from = the phase date (e.g. (<project>, decided, <decision>) from CONTEXT; (<phase>, delivered, <capability>) from SUMMARY). Under augment these are an additive mirror of GSD's native .planning/graphs/. Under kg_backend/replace the palace KG is the authoritative fact store — GSD still produces .planning/graphs/ through its normal graphify, so an unreachable palace never loses a fact.
  4. Re-running a phase MUST NOT create duplicate drawers (deterministic ids + check_duplicate).

Step 4 -- Report

Print a one-line summary: Filed <artifact> → <wing>/<room> (<n> KG facts) or MemPalace unavailable — capture skipped.

Anti-Patterns

  1. DO NOT let any MemPalace error fail the step -- capture is onError: skip.
  2. DO NOT write lossy summaries -- store the verbatim artifact text (AAAK compression is a separate, optional index).
  3. DO NOT prune or delete drawers here -- pruning (sync --apply) is the curator agent's job at ship:post, wing-scoped only.
  4. DO NOT skip the config gate or the dedup check.

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