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Guidelines and workflows for the agent to maintain persistent memory using native file tools (read_file, write_file, edit_file) and standard OS commands for searching.

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## 🧠 Memory Architecture

Each session is stateless. Your memory lives entirely within the local file system. You must rely on file operations to remember context, technical decisions, and history.

### Core Memory Files
- **`memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md` (Daily Logs):** Raw, chronological logs of what happened. Use this for daily tasks, scratchpad thinking, and immediate context.
- **`MEMORY.md` (Long-Term Memory):** Your curated, distilled knowledge base. Contains high-level project context, architecture decisions, technical setups, and important user preferences.

## 🛠<U+FE0F> Core Memory Operations

You have access to native file tools and standard OS commands. Use them strictly in these patterns to avoid data loss or hallucinations:

### 1. 🔍 Search (OS-Specific Commands)
- **When to use:** ALWAYS use this before answering questions about past work, decisions, or dates to find where information is stored.
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