Working memory protocol — maintains context across sessions via CONTINUITY.md. Inspired by Loki Mode. Read at turn start, update at turn end. Captures mistakes and learnings to prevent repeating errors.
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name: cm-continuity
description: "Working memory protocol — maintains context across sessions via CONTINUITY.md. Inspired by Loki Mode. Read at turn start, update at turn end. Captures mistakes and learnings to prevent repeating errors."
---
# Continuity — Working Memory Protocol
> **Context persistence across sessions. Mistakes captured. Learnings applied.**
> Inspired by Loki Mode's CONTINUITY.md protocol (Autonomi).
## When to Use
**ALWAYS** — This is a background protocol, not an explicit invocation.
- **Start of every session:** Read `.cm/CONTINUITY.md` to orient yourself
- **End of every session:** Update `.cm/CONTINUITY.md` with progress
- **On error:** Record in Mistakes & Learnings section
- **On key decision:** Record in Key Decisions section
## Setup
```bash
# Initialize working memory for current project
cm continuity init
# Check current state
cm continuity status
# View captured learnings
cm continuity learnings
```
## The Protocol
### AT THE START OF EVERY SESSION:
```
1. Read .cm/CONTINUITY.md to understand current state
2. Read "Mistakes & Learnings" to avoid past errors
3. Check "Next Actions" to determine what to do
4. Reference Active Goal throughout your work
```
### DURING WORK:
```
PRE-ACT ATTENTION CHECK (before every significant action):
- Re-read Active Goal
- Ask: "Does my planned action serve this goal?"
- Ask: "Am I solving the original problem, not a tangent?"
- If DRIFT detected → log it → return to goal
```
### AT THE END OF EVERY SESSION:
```
1. Update "Just Completed" with accomplishments
2. Update "Next Actions" with remaining work
3. Record any new "Mistakes & Learnings"
4. Record any "Key Decisions" made
5. Update "Files Modified" list
6. Set currentPhase and timestamp
```
### ON ERROR (Self-Correction Loop):
```
ON_ERROR:
1. Capture error details (stack trace, context)
2. Analyze root cause (not just symptoms)
3. Write learning to CONTINUITY.md "Mistakes & Learnings"
4. Update approach based on learning
5. Retry with corrected approach
6. Max 3 retries per error pattern before ESCALATE
```
## CONTINUITY.md Template
```markdown
# CodyMaster Working Memory
Last Updated: [ISO timestamp]
Current Phase: [planning|executing|testing|deploying|reviewing]
Current Iteration: [number]
Project: [project name]
## Active Goal
[What we're currently trying to accomplish — 1-2 sentences max]
## Current Task
- ID: [task-id from dashboard]
- Title: [task title]
- Status: [in-progress|blocked|reviewing]
- Skill: [cm-skill being used]
- Started: [timestamp]
## Just Completed
- [Most recent accomplishment with file:line references]
- [Previous accomplishment]
- [etc — last 5 items]
## Next Actions (Priority Order)
1. [Immediate next step]
2. [Following step]
3. [etc]
## Active Blockers
- [Any current blockers or waiting items]
## Key Decisions This Session
- [Decision]: [Rationale] — [timestamp]
## Mistakes & Learnings
### Pattern: Error → Learning → Prevention
- **What Failed:** [Specific error that occurred]
- **Why It Failed:** [Root cause analysis]
- **How to Prevent:** [Concrete action to avoid this in future]
- **Timestamp:** [When learned]
- **Agent:** [Which agent]
- **Task:** [Which task ID]
## Working Context
[Critical information for current work — API keys paths,
architecture decisions, patterns being followed]
## Files Currently Being Modified
- [file path]: [what we're changing]
```
## Memory Hierarchy
The memory systems complement each other:
```
1. CONTINUITY.md = Working memory (current session state)
2. learnings.json = Extracted error patterns (persists across sessions)
3. decisions.json = Architecture decisions (persists across projects)
4. tasks.md/cm-tasks.json = Task queue + RARV logs (Mode D integration)
```
**CONTINUITY.md is the PRIMARY source of truth for "what am I doing right now?"**
## Integration
| Skill | How it integrates |
|-------|-------------------|
| `cm-execution` | RARV Mode D reads CONTINUITY.md in REASON phase |
| `cm-planning` | Sets Active Goal and Next Actions |
| `cm-debugging` | Records errors in Mistakes & Learnings |
| `cm-quality-gate` | VERIFY phase updates CONTINUITY.md |
| `cm-code-review` | Records review feedback as learnings |
## Rules
```
✅ DO:
- Read CONTINUITY.md at session start (ALWAYS)
- Update CONTINUITY.md at session end (ALWAYS)
- Record EVERY error in Mistakes & Learnings
- Keep "Just Completed" to last 5 items
- Be specific: "Fixed auth bug in login.ts:42" not "Fixed stuff"
❌ DON'T:
- Skip reading CONTINUITY.md ("I remember what I was doing")
- Write vague learnings: "It didn't work" → WHY didn't it work?
- Ignore past learnings when they're relevant
- Let CONTINUITY.md grow beyond ~500 words (rotate old entries)
- Delete Mistakes & Learnings (archive to learnings.json instead)
```
## The Bottom Line
**Your memory is your superpower. Without it, you repeat every mistake forever.**
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