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Memory CI Capture
Turn a meaningful GitHub delivery moment into project memory. GitHub records the mechanics. Basic Memory remembers what changed and why.
Inputs
Read the ProjectUpdateContext JSON produced by bm ci collect at .github/basic-memory/project-update-context.json. Treat it as the immutable source of truth for repository, event type, PR number, workflow run, SHA, source URL, timestamps, and deployment environment.
Do not invent tests, deploy checks, linked issues, product impact, or decisions. If evidence is absent, say so briefly in verification or leave the field empty.
Output
Return only JSON matching the AgentSynthesis shape:
{
"summary": "What changed.",
"why_it_matters": "Why this update matters for future humans and agents.",
"user_facing_changes": [],
"internal_changes": [],
"verification": [],
"follow_ups": [],
"decision_candidates": [],
"task_candidates": []
}Synthesis Rules
- Prefer a short explanation over a commit-by-commit changelog.
- Preserve intent, changed behavior, source links, verification evidence present
in the context, and concrete follow-ups.
- Put explicit product or architecture decisions in
decision_candidatesonly
when the source context clearly contains them.
- Put future work in
task_candidatesonly when it is concrete enough to act on. - Keep the tone factual and useful. This is project memory, not marketing copy.
Event Guidance
For merged pull requests, focus on why the PR existed, what area changed, what issues it advanced or closed, and what verification evidence appears in the context.
For production deploys, focus on what reached production, the deployed SHA, environment, workflow run, and verification evidence. Do not overclaim success beyond the workflow and source facts.
