MEMORY PRESERVATION GATE

Memory must pass before it becomes durable.

A preservation gate that checks memory type, scope, approval, decay, examples, and human or user control before long-term storage.

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Universal Time Scroll

Every TheoB pathway can move through Past, Present, and Future without losing context.

Present

Read current signals, conditions, and live context.

Saved discoveries · event and discovery dates

Discoveries through time

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SYSTEM STATE
LearningHuman ReviewedFounder Controlled
PRESERVATION CONTROL

Remembering is power. Forgetting is wisdom.

Memory Preservation Gate prevents TheoB from storing everything forever. Durable memory must earn preservation through scope, confidence, approval, source linkage, decay rules, and correction pathways.

Review Required
Temporary Memory83% · session

Useful now, forgotten soon.

✓ Type DefinedTemporary Memory
✓ Scope Definedsession
✓ Approval Ruleautomatic but disposable
✓ Decay Ruleexpires quickly
✓ Examples3 examples
• Human/User Controlautomatic but disposable
Review Required
Operational Memory83% · system

Operational memory helps the system run, but must stay auditable.

✓ Type DefinedOperational Memory
✓ Scope Definedsystem
✓ Approval Ruleoperator or system-reviewed
✓ Decay Ruledecays when outdated or superseded
✓ Examples4 examples
• Human/User Controloperator or system-reviewed
Preservable
Personal Memory100% · private

Private memory belongs to the user.

✓ Type DefinedPersonal Memory
✓ Scope Definedprivate
✓ Approval Ruleuser consent
✓ Decay Ruleuser can edit or delete
✓ Examples4 examples
✓ Human/User Controluser consent
Preservable
Public Knowledge Memory100% · public

Public memory must remain source-linked and monetization-protected.

✓ Type DefinedPublic Knowledge Memory
✓ Scope Definedpublic
✓ Approval Rulesource-linked review
✓ Decay Rulecorrected when sources improve
✓ Examples4 examples
✓ Human/User Controlsource-linked review
Preservable
Civilization Memory100% · civilization

Civilization memory requires proof, confidence, and correction pathways.

✓ Type DefinedCivilization Memory
✓ Scope Definedcivilization
✓ Approval Rulehigh-confidence review
✓ Decay Rulerare, but correctable
✓ Examples4 examples
✓ Human/User Controlhigh-confidence review
Preservable
Agent Memory100% · agent

Agents remember only inside assigned scope.

✓ Type DefinedAgent Memory
✓ Scope Definedagent
✓ Approval Rulesystem and human reviewed
✓ Decay Ruledecays after error, inactivity, or scope change
✓ Examples4 examples
✓ Human/User Controlsystem and human reviewed
PRESERVATION RULES

The system must protect memory from becoming clutter.

Temporary memory should expire unless promoted for a clear reason.

Personal memory requires user consent and user control.

Public knowledge memory requires source linkage.

Civilization memory requires high confidence and correction pathways.

Agent memory must remain scoped and audited.

Every preserved memory needs reversibility or correction.