memory-maintenancelisted

# memory-maintenance Memory that nobody curates stops being worth reading. This finds what stopped being true and fixes it in place. ## What this does - Runs `dotaios memory audit --all-memory` and works from what it reports: hot files over budget, conflicting promoted blocks, stale signals, corrupt lines. - Reads the flagged claims and decides, per claim, whether it is still true. - Retires the ones that are not, with `--operation supersede`, which is non-destructive: the old block stays on the page with a superseded-by marker under it, so the record shows what was believed and when. - Promotes anything durable that is still sitting in short-lived memory. ## What this doesn't do - It does not erase a claim. Superseding keeps the history; only the user may decide a claim should never have been recorded at all. - It does not rewrite `context/`, `projects/`, or `vault/` without showing the preview first and getting a yes. - It does not invent a replacement fact. If you cannot tell whether a claim is still true, ask the user in one sentence. - It does not run itself. `dotaios schedule` only runs DotAIOS commands, so schedule `dotaios memory audit --all-memory` and run this skill on what it reports. ## How to use it Try saying: - "use memory-maintenance" - "is anything in my memory out of date?" - "clean up my context" ## Agent steps 1. Run `dotaios memory audit --all-memory`. Treat its findings as the work list; do not go hunting through files it did n