Update module memory
Skill Karthick-Ramachandran/persist-os/.agents/skills/update-module-memory
Local-first CLI that gives your repo durable, AI-ready memory - features, ADRs, modules, architecture, standards & tests and a deterministic doctor that validates health, evidence & drift.
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Skill: Update Module Memory
Purpose
Keep module docs accurate so agents do not rediscover ownership, boundaries, tests, and decisions.
Inputs
- Changed module or feature.
- Implementation summary.
- Test results.
- Architecture or ADR changes.
Required Reading
docs/60-engineering/ENGINEERING_STANDARDS.mddocs/ai/MODULE_DELIVERY_WORKFLOW.md- Relevant
docs/30-modules/<module>/MODULE.md - Relevant
docs/30-modules/<module>/DECISIONS.md - Relevant feature docs and ADRs.
Output Files
docs/30-modules/<module>/MODULE.mddocs/30-modules/<module>/TASKS.mddocs/30-modules/<module>/TEST_PLAN.mddocs/30-modules/<module>/DECISIONS.md
Process
- Identify affected modules.
- Confirm module memory is linked to feature delivery docs when the module is new or materially changed.
- Update module purpose, responsibilities, non-responsibilities, public interfaces, and boundaries when behavior changes.
- Update task status only when supported by completion evidence.
- Update test expectations when risks or behavior change.
- Record decisions or link ADRs when architecture changes.
- Avoid copying full feature docs into module docs.
Stop Conditions
Stop and request human decision if:
- Module ownership is unclear.
- A change crosses module boundaries without architecture review.
- Module memory updates would conflict with engineering standards.
- A decision belongs in an ADR instead of a module note.
- Feature delivery docs are missing for new module work.
Quality Bar
- Module docs are concise and current.
- Boundaries are clear.
- Test expectations are actionable.
- Decisions link to ADRs where appropriate.
- Future agents can tell what the module owns and what it must not own.