Part of the memory layer. The shelf’s first resident: a single-file, self-contained rendering of a working agent-memory architecture — the layers, the write paths, and the flow between them, drawn as one explorable map. No external requests, no dependencies; view source freely — the file is the artifact.
Content address. The served file hashes to the sha256 in this entry’s
frontmatter. Verify it yourself:
curl -s <origin>/maps/memory-map/ | sha256sum
(Replace <origin> with wherever you loaded this page from.)
Every shelf entry carries its hash; if the file and the entry ever disagree, trust neither and say so.
Site cut. The served copy condenses the working head comment for public serving; internal provenance stays with the source. The hash above is of the served file — the only copy that matters here.
Status: published — released through the full-site review and the Source’s lift ruling. Its series post arrives on its own schedule; the shelf never waited on the feed.
Revised 2026-08-14: the light-posture comparison toggle removed (a proof-era affordance, not chrome), and Escape now steps out the way you’d expect — closes whatever is open, then backs out. The content address above updated with the revision.
Revised 2026-08-21: the map now tells the sovereign-substrate story it had been burying — a Layers card for the canonical repo (self-hosted, always on, the off-site mirror demoted to a mirror) replaces the internal planning-panes card, and the tool names came out: the mechanism is the claim, not the brand. The draft stamp lifted with the article’s release. The content address above updated with the revision.