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MNEMyra: A Codebase Memory That Shows Its Work
MNEMyra describes a private memory system for large codebases, tying each remembered fact to code evidence and re-checking it as the repository changes.
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The proposed workflow begins with a full codebase read, then follows changes rather than repeatedly rescanning everything. Facts are stored with an evidence anchor and the commit used for verification, while claims that lose support are meant to be withdrawn. The example traces a polling cron’s 1000-row limit to a source-file location and defines pagination beyond one page as the condition that would refute it.
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