MEM-STARTUP · pass
Startup read order
Active startup memory remains explicitly ordered and routes detailed evidence through the pointer ledger.
Open evidenceActive memory plus durable evidence
Memory consistency dashboard
The dashboard verifies that .uai remains current first-load memory while detailed reviewed material remains under docs/long-term-memory.
86canonical uai records
86public uai mirrors
75pointer records
54canonical reports
0missing pointer targets
0mirror mismatches
0stale current release labels
MEM-MIRRORS · pass
Public UAI mirrors
Every canonical active UAI record has a byte-identical public mirror.
Open evidenceMEM-POINTERS · pass
Durable pointer targets
Every pointer-ledger path and section anchor is expected to resolve in release validation.
Open evidenceMEM-SOURCES · pass
Durable research sources
Canonical reports retain source hashes, rendered anchors, and durable source copies.
Open evidenceMEM-SUPERSESSION · pass
Supersession preservation
Claim timelines preserve registered states and append review, correction, contradiction, and supersession events.
Open evidenceMEM-RELEASE · pass
Current release labels
Current active memory routes to 1.6.6-wip while historical release records remain preserved.
Open evidenceMEM-ROOT · pass
Root availability memory
The root availability decision, safe policy boundary, and implementation evidence are linked.
Open evidenceStartup rule
Agents load the active UAI startup index first. The pointer ledger routes to detailed reports and decisions only when needed. Durable memory augments active memory; it never disables or replaces it.