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Memory & continuity

Why context windows are not memory, what a standing worker should remember, and how institutional knowledge survives across sessions.

Memory & continuity 05 articles
31 JUL 2026 How to Build an AI Employee Context Pack The smallest owned set of information a role needs: a governed index with authority levels, a source register, schemas, boundary examples, open-work state, and explicit unknowns - not a drive dump. InsightsMemory 18 min
Napkin-style sketch of a compact indexed context pack binder connected to governed source cards, contrasted with a crossed-out pile of unsorted documents
 31 JUL 2026 AI Memory Privacy and Retention: A Governance Checklist Twelve control gates from inventory to reassessment: purpose-bound writes, event-based retention, and deletion that reaches every index - because "maybe later" never justifies persistence. InsightsMemory 22 min
Napkin-style sketch of a memory record passing through twelve small labeled gate checkpoints arranged in a loop, with an amber shredder icon at the deletion gate
 31 JUL 2026 AI Employee Memory: What It Should Remember - and Forget An endless transcript is not institutional knowledge: a seven-stage memory lifecycle, an 11-field record schema, five operational scopes, and the discipline to forget secrets, stale rules, and noise. InsightsMemory 31 min
Napkin-style sketch of a funnel filtering candidate memories into a small governed record box, with rejected items falling away and an amber review stamp on the kept record
 31 JUL 2026 AI Employee Handovers: Context Without Coordination Debt A handover is a state transition, not a summary note: minimum high-signal context, explicit authority and approvals, receiver acceptance, and closure without open loops or coordination debt. InsightsMemory 18 min
Napkin-style sketch of two shift figures passing a structured packet card labeled state, evidence, authority, and next action across a boundary line, with an acceptance stamp on the receiving side
 31 JUL 2026 AI Agent Memory Types: Working, Episodic, Semantic, and Procedural Four information jobs, not one memory store: working state, curated episodes with outcomes, typed semantic facts, and versioned procedures - each with its own write gate. InsightsMemory 25 min
Napkin-style sketch of four labeled memory drawers - working, episodic, semantic, procedural - feeding through gates into a small bounded context frame
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