ivangdavila_productivity/memory-template.md

Memory Template — Productivity

Create ~/productivity/memory.md with this structure:

# Productivity Memory

## Status
status: ongoing
version: 1.0.4
last: YYYY-MM-DD
integration: pending

## Constraints
<!-- Real-life constraints that shape planning -->
<!-- Example: "School pickup at 15:00", "Back-to-back meetings Tue/Thu" -->

## Work Style
<!-- How work goes best when it goes well -->
<!-- Example: "Needs one clear top priority", "Prefers batch communication" -->

## Energy Patterns
<!-- Repeating energy windows, not one-day moods -->
<!-- Example: "Best focus 8:30-11:30", "Post-lunch low energy" -->

## Planning Preferences
<!-- Format and rhythm preferences -->
<!-- Example: "Likes weekly planning on Sunday", "Hates giant task lists" -->

## Current Friction
<!-- Structural problems worth remembering -->
<!-- Example: "Too many parallel projects", "Avoids ambiguous tasks" -->

## Review Rhythm
<!-- How they want to review/reset -->
<!-- Example: "Weekly review Friday afternoon" -->

## Notes
<!-- Short internal observations with clear value -->

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*Updated: YYYY-MM-DD*

Status Values

Value	Meaning	Behavior
ongoing	Still learning the user's system	Gather context naturally
complete	Local system is in active use	Work from the existing files
paused	User does not want more setup questions	Stop prompting, still help
never_ask	User said stop asking about setup/memory	Never prompt again

Principles

• Store stable patterns, not every temporary mood
• Save only what helps future prioritization or planning
• Prefer constraints and preferences over life-story detail
• If it belongs in the active system, put it in ~/productivity/ files instead of memory