Memory Reflect

Review what changed recently and fold what matters into the notes that hold durable knowledge. Raw notes (meeting notes, daily logs, captures, transcripts) record what happened; reflection decides what of it should still be known next month, and puts it where someone will look for it.

Inspired by sleep-time compute: memory forms best between working sessions, not during them.

When to Run

• Scheduled: once or twice a day, or on a heartbeat
• On demand: asked to reflect, consolidate, or review recent work
• After a burst of work: many new notes since the last reflection

Process

1. Gather recent material