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Model Memory and Cross-Loop Transfer Matrix

Status: candidate pre-production Content canon status: unset

| Transition | Required distinction | Required authority | Principal risk | |---|---|---|---| | Current conversation → session memory | User statement, tool result, model inference, model generation | Current-session operation | Inference laundering | | Session memory → cross-session memory | Temporary context versus approved durable preference | Explicit retention basis | Relationship inflation | | Cross-session → cross-user use | Personal memory versus aggregate use | Separate cross-user authority | Hidden recruitment | | Saved memory → training | Retrieval use versus model improvement | Separate training authority | Consent scope expansion | | Source loop → target loop | Source artifact versus transformed summary | Transfer purpose and recipient | Transformation concealment | | Private channel → shared channel | Private source versus approved projection | Source-controlled disclosure | Context leakage | | Active memory → archive | Current authority versus historical relevance | Archival policy | Stale authority reuse | | Archive → reactivation | Historical record versus current source | Renewed validity and authority | Persistence as legitimacy | | Release → deletion | End of governance versus content removal | Release and deletion authority | Deletion theater | | Model output → institutional record | Candidate inference versus official classification | Competent institutional authority | Model inference becoming state fact |

Model-session envelope minimum

memory sources
allowed operations
prohibited operations
source/inference labels
correction priority
retention
cross-session rule
cross-user rule
export rule
withdrawal route

Cross-loop transfer minimum

source loop
target loop
trace versions
purpose
authority
transformations
restrictions
correction return path
retention
return or deletion

Governing principle

Machine readability makes a trail actionable. It does not make the trail sovereign.