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Consolidate related long-term memory documents under .agents/docs/LTM/ into broader synthesis documents and refresh the LTM index, keeping the source documents intact. Use when LTM has grown into overlapping topic files that should be merged into higher-level syntheses.

Read `.agents/docs/JOURNAL.md` and `.agents/docs/LTM/` documents, find durable knowledge that belongs in the canonical docs, and update those documents with concise synthesized findings. Targets are `.agents/docs/OVERVIEW.md` and `.agents/docs/ARCHITECTURE.md`. Use when journal or LTM notes have accumulated implementation or system knowledge that should be promoted into the project's canonical overview or design document.

Read JOURNAL.md and reorganize its contents into semantically separate long-term memory documents under .agents/docs/LTM/. Use when you want to consolidate accumulated journal entries into reusable, topic-organised reference files.

Audit whether the durable information in `.agents/docs/JOURNAL.md` is already represented in `.agents/docs/LTM/` and `.agents/docs/TODO.md`; if not, follow the `good-sleep` workflow to fill the gaps, then collapse all JOURNAL consolidation records into one canonical entry and remove the older record sections.

Read TODO.md and scan source code for TODO/FIXME comments and todo!()/unimplemented!() markers, build a consolidated list, then dispatch parallel agents to address as many items as possible.