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Akashic Records provides a shared memory layer for project knowledge, lessons, operational notes and agent context. MCP and REST access let tools retrieve relevant information instead of rebuilding context from scratch at the start of each task.
The design combines semantic retrieval with structured records for sessions and events. Four memory categories separate episodic events, semantic knowledge, procedural rules and short-lived working context. Deterministic identity keys support repeatable writes; they are not a guarantee that differently worded records never overlap.
The MCP inventory checked on September 27, 2026 contains 19 tools. Alongside query, write, recall and context assembly, it includes progressive search, timeline and deep retrieval, updates and history, health and insights, and closeout context. This is a dated interface snapshot, not a live monitor of index coverage or test results.
The architectural value is continuity: agents can discover relevant evidence, retrieve detail and carry a better-grounded context into the next task. Memory still needs source checking, lifecycle management and appropriate access boundaries.
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- 01 →Memory write
- 02 →Validation & storage
- 03 →Semantic retrieval
- 04 ✓Context assembly
Validated memory writes feed semantic retrieval and context assembly. Lifecycle tools manage updates, history and expiry; namespaces scope access.
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