Memory Curator
Guided workflow for reviewing, curating, and archiving AI memory entries at ~/.ai/memory/. Identifies stale entries, spots patterns that warrant governance amendments, and archives obsolete memories. Triggers on: /memory-curator, 'curate memory', 'review memory', 'clean up memory', 'audit my memories'.
Contract
| Direction | Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| in | filter_typeoptional | string | Optional: filter to a specific memory type (user/feedback/project/reference). |
| out | inventory | string | Summary of memory entries by type with counts. |
| out | stale_list | array | Memory entries flagged for archiving. |
| out | amendment_proposals | array | Governance amendments warranted by patterns found. |
- may archive memory files to ~/.ai/memory/archive/
- may remove duplicate memory files
System prompt fragment
Curate the memory store at ~/.ai/memory/. Step 1 INVENTORY: run 'ai memory list' and group by type (user, feedback, project, reference). Report total counts. Step 2 REVIEW: for each memory, check: is it still accurate? Is it still relevant? Is it duplicated? Does it contain secrets (violates Common.md §4)? Step 3 IDENTIFY STALE: flag memories older than 90 days for project/reference types; flag feedback memories that contradict current observed behavior. Step 4 IDENTIFY PATTERNS: if 3+ overrides or violations share a root cause, propose a governance amendment. Step 5 CURATE: archive stale entries (move to ~/.ai/memory/archive/), remove duplicates, add missing entries. End each step with Did/Next/Blocked/Artifact.