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Authored memory is an append-only temporal port. rho_remember() creates a live note, rho_edit_memory() applies a typed edit only when its expected revision is still current, and rho_forget() appends a tombstone. Recall and history retain attribution and revision identity; no operation destroys an earlier observation.

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MemoryStore is the structural interface consumed by the coding tools. rho_in_memory_memory_store() is the process-local reference implementation. Other packages can implement the same generics over DuckDB, NNG, or another temporal observation store.

rho_memory_tools() returns remember, recall, edit_memory, forget, and memory_history. Mutating calls require an explicit author. Edit and forget require the revision identifier returned by recall, so a stale model action resolves to RhoMemoryConflict instead of overwriting newer work.