Memory that improves overnight
Left alone, notes pile up and rot. Curator does the opposite: each night it consolidates what it has learned, so the next day it recalls better instead of noisier.
Most tools that claim memory are really just hoarding. Every note is kept forever, nothing is ever reconciled, and six months in the store is a junk drawer where the useful thing is buried under duplicates and stale facts. A pile that only grows gets worse at answering questions, not better. Curator is built to age in the other direction.
What happens while you’re away
Once a day, on its own, Curator consolidates. It runs when you are not working, so it never competes with live requests, and the store you come back to is cleaner than the one you left.
Three things happen in that pass. Repeated lessons get merged, so the same decision recorded five different ways stops crowding out everything else. Facts that were true once and have gone stale get moved aside, so yesterday’s status note doesn’t keep resurfacing as if it still holds. And when two things you have told it genuinely conflict, it notices and keeps both sides linked, so the contradiction surfaces instead of one version quietly winning.
Nothing is deleted behind your back
Consolidation is careful by design. Changes are worked out first and can be reviewed before they apply, so a bad merge is something you catch, not something you discover later. Nothing is thrown away; entries that stop being useful fade in ranking rather than vanishing. The point is to sharpen what surfaces, not to quietly rewrite your history.
Why it matters
The value of memory is not how much it holds. It is whether the right thing comes back when you ask. A store that consolidates keeps getting better at that as it grows, because every night the noise goes down and the durable signal stays. You get an assistant that seems to actually know your project, instead of one drowning in its own notes.
Curator is v0.3.0, working, and still pre-release, so the shape can move before v1.0. It runs locally and pairs with TheAuditor, Warden, and the rest of Code Reality Labs. Follow release preparation.
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