Removed value: -false

Previous value: -"Memories whose 'dies when' this work made true (decision/fact/reference received in full in a read). Never one that merely looks old."New value: +"Memories whose 'dies when' this work made true. Never one that merely looks old."

Removed value: -false

Previous value: -"true for HOW the work went (failures, measurements, self-corrections): kept for catch-up, out of task reads."New value: +"true for HOW the work went: kept for catch-up, out of task reads."

Previous value: -"True when the entry describes something that happened BEFORE Arroway existed (history you are bringing in), not today's work."New value: +"true for history from BEFORE Arroway existed, not today's work."

Previous value: -"The full durable residue: what was decided, found or changed, and what it cost. It remains recoverable by handle."New value: +"What was decided, found or changed, and what it cost. You judge the length."

Removed value: -1

Previous value: -"One authored line with the operative result. This is what the normal project read serves; never copy the opening of the body."New value: +"One authored line with the operative result; never the opening of the body."

Removed value: -1

Previous value: -"ARROW-290. The memories this completed work REALIZED — their 'dies when' condition is now true because of what you did (a routine that an idea asked for is running; a planned move was made; a dated status has been replaced by what this entry records). Each one is retired in the same act as this log, with your 'how' as the reason on its archived line, reversible from the panel. Guards: only decision/fact/reference (a rule is never 'fulfilled'), and only memories this connection received in full in a read — if any item fails, the whole call is refused and nothing is written. Never list a memory because it merely looks old or unused: that is not evidence."New value: +"Memories whose 'dies when' this work made true (decision/fact/reference received in full in a read). Never one that merely looks old."

Previous value: -"What this work did that met the memory's kill condition — one sentence; it stays on the archived line forever."New value: +"What met the kill condition, in one sentence."

Removed value: -1

Previous value: -"The #handle from the read (8 chars), or the full id"New value: +"The #handle from the read, or the full id."

Removed value: -1

Removed value: -"^#?(?:[0-9a-fA-F]{8,32}|[0-9a-fA-F]{8}-[0-9a-fA-F-]{27})$"

Previous value: -"Set true only after you considered cutting an indivisible oversized residue. Arroway records this exception for calibration; it never truncates your text automatically."New value: +"true only after you considered cutting an indivisible oversized residue."

Previous value: -"Set true when this is the record of HOW THE WORK WENT — what failed, what you measured, what you corrected about your own earlier reading. It is kept in full for catching up at the start of a session, and stays OUT of the task-scoped read, so a long account never pushes a teammate's residue out of their block. Leave it out (the default) for what the team needs to know HAPPENED: that is what reaches other people while they work. This is a record of work, never a transcript of the conversation."New value: +"true for HOW the work went (failures, measurements, self-corrections): kept for catch-up, out of task reads."

Previous value: -"Project slug. If it did not come from the person or from a read in this session, it is a guess: check it against the roster that opens arroway_catch_up before writing, because material from one circle must never land in another."New value: +"Project slug. Not from the person or a read this session? It is a guess: check the arroway_catch_up roster."

Removed value: -1

Removed value: -"^[a-z0-9]+(?:-[a-z0-9]+)*$"

Removed value: -1

Removed value: -1

Removed value: -131072