dsh-memory_rollout

Every DSH session starts from scratch: decisions made last round, your preferences, hard-won lessons—all gone the moment you open a new window. dsh-memory_rollout gives the agent a structured, restrained, write-only-when-needed persistent memory where facts, preferences, decisions, and project notes survive across sessions and surface with sources when truly relevant.

The design is adapted from the Codex memory system and independently re-implemented for DSH. A per-session draft is generated or appended by Stage 1 for eligible conversations; layered disclosure goes from the injected summary to a searchable registry to a few relevant drafts—grep-friendly, no full scans; idempotent consolidation uses fingerprints plus watermarks to avoid redundant token spend. Six user-facing tools (memory_recover, memory_recall, memory_forget, memory_note, memory_integrate, memory_precompact) plus two internal schedulers, and a browser management page for browsing summaries, the registry, drafts, and notes, editing config, or importing and exporting memory.

Best suited for developers running long-horizon projects on DSH who want their agent to truly remember context, and for teams that need decision consistency and project notes carried across sessions. Early release (0.1.x) with 48/48 tests passing—feedback welcome.