Choose the memory boundary
Resolve the project, tenant, workspace or session context allowed to contribute.
Runtime memory can inform a mission with prior observations and decisions. Scope, source and retrieval context matter: an item should remain traceable to where it came from and why it was returned.
Each transition keeps its relationship to the mission and the state that authorized it. That makes later review more useful than a detached success message.
Resolve the project, tenant, workspace or session context allowed to contribute.
Return candidate memories together with source and retrieval metadata.
Make retrieved context available to the authorized worker without losing its origin.
Store observations with attribution; only evaluated and verified outcomes can inform successful learning.
Retrieved context is a candidate input, not verified ground truth.← Back to supervision overview