A factory needs a durable account of what it is building and why. Keep specifications, decisions, dependencies, evidence, and handoffs in forms that both people and agents can inspect. Recover the relevant context for a task, with source pointers and clear omissions. A useful memory system preserves the difference between something proposed, something decided, and something demonstrated.
What this makes possible
- Readable project records for ideas, specifications, and decisions
- Bounded task briefs with dependencies and source references
- Searchable session history and previous successful approaches
- Explicit handoffs and evidence tied to a code snapshot
On the production floor
An interrupted migration resumes with the agreed schema, completed tasks, outstanding checks, and the exact reason the previous worker stopped.
How you know it works
Check that briefs include required decisions and surface omitted material. Detect stale evidence when the implementation changes.