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+# 2026-02-22 to 2026-02-28 — Archived Digestion Summary
+
+## Why archived
+These daily notes were older than the 30-day active-memory retention window. They covered one major AOM/migration planning session plus several repetitive idle digestion passes.
+
+## Key retained signal
+
+### 2026-02-22 — High-value session
+- Antoine reviewed AOM status and drove a major documentation push.
+- AOM Phase 3, 4, and 5 were completed that day, including digestion/context-engineering material and maintenance rules.
+- Atomizer was explicitly moved toward a tool-agnostic architecture.
+- V2 migration direction was established: new V2 repo, documentation-first, Obsidian remains source during transition.
+- Key recorded decisions from that session:
+  - DEC-030: tool-agnostic architecture approved
+  - DEC-032: create new V2 repo instead of cleaning V1
+  - DEC-033: documentation first, code later
+  - DEC-021: AOM stays in Obsidian until migration
+- At that time, `sessions_spawn` was blocked by pairing issues; delegation reliability was an active infrastructure concern.
+
+### 2026-02-26 to 2026-02-28 — Repetitive idle digestion
+- No new agent activity across HQ workspaces.
+- Core projects remained blocked on CEO input.
+- Repeated nightly notes mainly updated timestamps/blocker ages without adding new knowledge.
+
+## What was intentionally not retained verbatim
+- Repetitive "no activity" nightly entries from Feb 26–28.
+- Daily timestamp-only updates already superseded by higher-level memory and project status docs.
+
+## Persistent lessons preserved elsewhere
+- Idle digestion can create low-value repetition; cadence/idle-mode tuning remains a candidate OP_11 improvement pending CEO approval.
+- Project bottlenecks were mostly decision/approval bound, not execution bound.