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Produce an HMG health scorecard from doctor JSON, disposable memory smoke, agent-event explain, and daemon latency sampling.
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Create a non-invasive HMG integration plan for a target repository using MCP, hooks, runtime, and smoke tests behind a feature flag.
Use HMG durable coding-agent memory when a task benefits from branch-aware recall, prior decisions, correction history, governance, or an end-of-task handoff.
Independently verify that an HMG integration can write, recall, handoff, preserve scope isolation, and emit lifecycle events.
Manually load scoped HMG context when SessionStart or prompt-time hooks are unavailable.
Run the local mem0 OSS vs HMG branch-isolation scorecard and interpret latency, hit rate, scope leakage, and agent brief usefulness.
Plan safe dry-run imports from mem0, MEMORY.md, Claude memory banks, or project documents into HMG.
| name | hmg-health |
| description | Produce an HMG health scorecard from doctor JSON, disposable memory smoke, agent-event explain, and daemon latency sampling. |
Use this workflow when HMG readiness is unclear or a benchmark/integration needs an independent health scorecard.
hmg doctor --format json.hmg agent-event explain --file event.json --format json.hmg integrations explain --format json and distinguish verified,
advisory, and planned integration evidence.hmg daemon status --format json and a small
scoped recall.Return pass/warn/fail, evidence, blocker status, and the shortest repair command. Do not treat warnings as blockers, and do not downgrade blockers to warnings.