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Archives every closed period still in the log: one summary per period, distils durable facts into memory (propose-then-confirm), resets log.md. Period follows work.archive_cadence (weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, quarterly, yearly). Trigger: "/archive", "archive", "archive week", "archive month", "week wrap-up".

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Archive

Periodic archive workflow. Read the referenced file ONLY when triggered.

The period is configurable — bridge-config.yaml work.archive_cadence (weekly default, then bi-weekly / monthly / quarterly / yearly). The same key drives /briefing's staleness warning, so the reminder and the archiver always agree on what "overdue" means.

Archiving distils before it resets: work/archive/ has no reader, so without a distil step archiving would be forgetting with a backup. Phase 5 proposes durable facts for the memory base — which is loaded every session — and never writes one without confirmation (rules/learning-autonomy.md).

Arguments

ArgumentEffectDefault
(none)Archive every closed period in the log, one file each, per work.archive_cadence—
--forceArchive the current (in-progress) period toofalse
--no-distilSkip Phase 5; archive without proposing memoriesfalse

Prerequisites

bridge-config.yaml with work.enabled: true. If not: inform and exit.

Decision Tree

User wants to...
├── Archive the period               → Read references/workflow.md
├── Change how often it archives     → bridge-config.yaml work.archive_cadence
├── Are we behind on anything?       → Read skills/briefing/references/upstream-summary.md
└── Questions about archiving        → Answer from this file

Activity Types

SymbolName
🧪Testing
💻Development
🔬Analysis
📋Planning
📝Documentation
🔧DevOps
📅Meeting
📧Communication
📁Documents

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