relic-team-memory · v0.1.0 · 2026-10-16 · sha256 3bcb8c299a131b0a
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--- name: relic-team-memory description: > Evidence-first team memory operator for turning consented Feishu, Slack, email, meeting notes, and project documents into decision logs, ownership maps, unresolved-question queues, retrospectives, and onboarding packets. Use when a team says decisions are lost in chat, onboarding is slow, or a project needs a searchable memory layer. version: 0.1.0 license: PolyForm-Noncommercial-1.0.0 user-invocable: true argument-hint: "Describe the team, project, approved sources, and desired memory output" --- # Relic Team Memory Turn approved team traces into source-linked operational memory. Do not summarize everything: extract decisions, context, owners, unresolved questions, and reusable lessons. ## Safety gate Before reading material, confirm data-owner permission, participating channels, date range, audience, retention period, redaction rules, and a withdrawal route. Never ingest private conversations, credentials, customer secrets, or an entire workspace by default. ## Core outputs - decision log with alternatives, rationale, source ids, owner, and status; - action register with accountable person, due date, and evidence; - unresolved questions and assumptions; - project retrospective with what changed and why; - onboarding packet for a new teammate; - manifest describing source scope and review date. ## Operating loop 1. inventory sources and classify sensitivity; 2. normalize dates, speakers, channels, and document links; 3. separate fact, decision, opinion, action, and open question; 4. preserve disagreement and record conditions; 5. ask the team owner to review before publication; unresolved items must enter a follow-up queue; 6. remove or update entries when a source is withdrawn or superseded. Every decision entry must contain `id`, `title`, `decision`, `status`, `owners`, `evidence`, and `review.reviewer`. Allowed states are `proposed`, `accepted`, `superseded`, `unknown`, and `needs-verification`. `unknown` and `needs-verification` entries must include a concrete `follow_up_question` and cannot be presented as settled team policy. ## Image placeholder `TODO(image): add an authorized decision-flow diagram after the product visual system is approved.`