This hub gathers the system behaviors of a git-native memory product — both the low-level operations and the user-facing workflow. The canonical operation set is enumerated as [Compile/Extract/Diff/TX/Commit/Evolve] (Narrative_SIC_Behaviors_1), the semantic-compilation primitives. At the workflow layer these sequence into a [create-memory → posit → remember chain] (Obs_WorkflowBehaviors), where posit previews and remember commits. The framing throughout is [intentional rather than automatic memory] (Observation_IntentionalMemory): an agent chooses what to remember, offers it to the user, then saves it to git — explicitly opposed to context autosummarization. This sits inside the broader [git-native collaborative worldview] (Narrative_GitNativeMemory) that differentiates the product from model-held built-in memory (intentional memory, multiplayer AI, progressive compilation). the customer's chief architect also flagged a gap the behavior set does not yet cover: an [onboarding mode] (Feature_OnboardingMode) to bootstrap collective memory from knowledge in people's heads rather than from ongoing AI work.
Witness phrases
verbatim Compile (replay transactions to snapshot), Extract (RDF from input), Diff (semantic comparison), TX (generate transaction), Commit (append to Git), Evolve (operation on snapshot).
verbatim we have an agent or context that chooses to remember stuff, offers that to the user, and then saves that to the git repo intentionally
verbatim Shift from model-held memory to git-native worldview; intentional memory; multiplayer AI; progressive compilation
verbatim Onboarding Mode is named an unbuilt gap — the behaviors detect novelty in ongoing work but cannot bootstrap memory from knowledge that only lives in people's heads.
verbatim Intentional, agent-chosen memory is positioned explicitly against automatic context autosummarization — a deliberate design stance, not a neutral default.
verbatim Two altitudes coexist without being reconciled: low-level SIC operations (Compile/Extract/Diff/TX/Commit/Evolve) vs the user-facing mcp/ workflow verbs — same hub, different granularity.
In this area
NarrativeFeature_OnboardingMode Onboarding Mode: The Missing Feature
StyleObservationObservation_IntentionalMemory One is to make memory intentional. So instead of this context squishing autosummarization, we have an agent or context that chooses to remember stuff, offers that to the user, and then saves that to the git repo intentionally