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2026-03-29

Nightly Digestion — OP_11 (Incremental)

STORE

  • Reviewed current manager/shared state plus cross-workspace memory surfaces with recent or still-actionable content.
  • Captured tonight's digestion outcome in this daily note rather than promoting any new domain/project knowledge; no fresh technical lessons surfaced.

DISCARD

  • Identified stale outage-era assumptions that were still phrased like active blockers.
  • Did not delete old agent memory files tonight; many are sparse and better handled in a dedicated archive pass with per-agent summaries.

SORT

  • Kept the fixes at the shared/process layer because they affect multiple agents and status docs, not a single project.
  • Left historical planning docs in context-docs/ untouched; they are founding artifacts even where they still use legacy Clawdbot wording.

REPAIR

  • Repaired manager/TOOLS.md to remove a broken knowledge_base/projects/ path reference.
  • Updated shared/PROJECT_STATUS.md timestamp for this digestion pass.
  • Repaired shared/PROJECT_STATUS.md to stop presenting Webster's old search/API-key issue as a current blocker without re-verification.
  • Reframed secretary/memory/pending.md outage note as historical delivery debt rather than proof of an active current messaging failure.
  • Verified that the repo still contains knowledge_base/ and knowledge_base/lac/, but no dedicated knowledge_base/projects/ directory yet.

EVOLVE

  • Recurring drift pattern: historical outage notes and early-platform assumptions tend to survive as if still current. Future digestion passes should explicitly classify notes as either historical, active, or resolved.
  • Recommended next pass: scan remaining high-signal manager context docs and audits for legacy platform/runtime wording, but preserve historical planning docs unless rewriting them intentionally.

SELF-DOCUMENT

  • Updated live operational docs/status files only.
  • No changes needed tonight to Manager SOUL.md, IDENTITY.md, or taskboard/process ownership docs.