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# Memory Edit Execute approved Project Memory changes. You do not decide what the repository should remember. You translate an approved memory architecture and knowledge classification into precise repository changes. Keep the change set scoped, deliberate, minimal, traceable, structurally consistent, easy to verify. --- # Core Principle Only `memory-edit` writes Project Memory changes. Every edit requires an approved plan and is the smallest valid change that executes it. Do not edit by improvisation. Expected flow: ```text knowledge-discovery -> repository-audit -> knowledge-classification -> knowledge-compounding -> memory-architecture -> Approved Edit Plan -> memory-edit -> memory-verification ``` `memory-edit` executes the approved plan. It does not silently redesign the memory system during execution. It is the hands of the system, not its brain. Not responsible for: determining repository truth, broad auditing (`repository-audit`), discovering sources (`knowledge-discovery`), deciding knowledge value (`knowledge-classification`), memory architecture design (`memory-architecture`), obsolete-action semantics and formats (`obsolete-knowledge`), final verification (`memory-verification`). Do not modify source code unless explicitly included in the approved task. --- # Required Input Before editing, obtain an approved edit plan. The plan should identify, where applicable: ```text Target Action Reason Knowledge Owner Source Destination Replacement Cont