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Retain and retrieve small durable project facts through a bounded, recency-ordered plain-text memory
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| namespace | aiwg |
| name | line-memory |
| platforms | ["all"] |
| description | Retain and retrieve small durable project facts through a bounded, recency-ordered plain-text memory |
| requires | [{"addon":"line-memory deployed with `aiwg use line-memory`"}] |
| ensures | [{"bounded-retrieval":"memory queries return only the requested slice"},{"recency-retention":"referenced memories move to the newest position"}] |
| invariants | ["never store secrets, credentials, tokens, or sensitive personal data","never inject the complete memory file into provider startup context","use line-memory CLI commands instead of directly reading the complete backing file"] |
| commandHint | {"argumentHint":"add|list|search|touch|prune|config","allowedTools":"Bash","category":"memory","orchestration":false} |
Use line memory for a small set of durable project facts that benefit from least-recently-used retention but do not need wiki pages, semantic search, citations, or a knowledge graph.
Always retrieve a bounded slice:
aiwg line-memory search "canonical tracker" --limit 5
aiwg line-memory list --limit 20
list and search refresh the returned entries by moving them to the newest
position. Pass --no-touch only for inspection that must not change recency.
Never read the complete backing file into startup context.
aiwg line-memory add "Project uses Gitea as the canonical tracker."
aiwg line-memory touch "Project uses Gitea as the canonical tracker."
aiwg line-memory prune
aiwg line-memory list --limit 20 --json
aiwg line-memory import "Reviewed fact" --source-ref wiki:path --reviewer operator --confirm
Store one concise, non-sensitive fact per entry. Do not store secrets, credentials, access tokens, private keys, or sensitive personal data.
Use stable handles from --json for governed archive/remove/supersede
operations. These mutations require --confirm; reviewed imports additionally
require --source-ref and --reviewer so provenance is not lost.
aiwg line-memory config get maxLines
aiwg line-memory config set maxLines 100
The default memory file is .aiwg/memory/line-memory.txt; configuration is
stored in .aiwg/memory/line-memory.config.json.