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Use duplicate detection, canonical resolution, merge, and governance queues so durable knowledge stays clean instead of drifting.
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| name | govern-memory-safely |
| description | Use duplicate detection, canonical resolution, merge, and governance queues so durable knowledge stays clean instead of drifting. |
| category | Tooling |
| pinned | true |
| trigger_hints | governance, duplicates, merge, canonical, memory hygiene |
Use duplicate detection, canonical resolution, merge, and governance queues so durable knowledge stays clean instead of drifting.
Use this when adding or cleaning up durable memories, especially after repeated investigations in the same subsystem.
