Handoff: The Vulture Nest Blueprint Phase

Context

Literature grounding and pattern synthesis are 100% complete. The vault is healthy, chronologically sorted, and semantically dense (2,352 links). We are now moving from "What it is" to "How to build it"—the Blueprint Phase.

Mission: Technical Specifications

1. Spec: Memory-MCP Server (High Priority)

We need a formal technical specification to instantiate the agent-knowledge-vault.

Task: Create spec-memory-mcp.md.
Backend: SQLite.
MCP Primitives:
- - Define Resources: memory://session (volatile) and memory://vault (persistent).
  - Define Tools: commit_memory, search_memories (semantic + tag-based), and prune_memory.
Goal: Provide an executable blueprint that an agent could follow to implement the server in C# or Python.

2. Implementation: Tier-0 Rust Substrate

We need to document the code-level logic for the "Safe Core" of the vault.

Task: Create rust-tier-0-patterns.md.
Focus: Use Rust's type system to enforce pattern-capability-gating.
Logic:
- - Implement the capability-lattice-spec via Rust traits and enums.
  - Provide patterns for "Protocol-Safe State Transfer"—how a Rust Tier-0 binary should validate and hand off context to Tier-1 (Python) orchestrators.
Constraints: Must use serde for serialization patterns.

Vault Standards

Filenames: lowercase-kebab-case.
Frontmatter: Mandatory title, author, date, status: active, type, and aliases.
Linking: Use wikilinks ... to connect these specs back to the literature and patterns created in the previous session.