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Context memory and semantic search

s-m-r-t can store durable context and search records by meaning while keeping those operations inside normal object and collection boundaries.

Context memory is durable application data

Store scoped facts, summaries, or strategies with ownership, confidence, expiry, and tenant boundaries. Agent learning builds on this foundation but adds outcome tracking and persona-specific recall.

Semantic search belongs in collections

Generate embeddings for selected content, store them through the configured database adapter, and query for nearby records through the collection API so tenant and field policy remain in the path.

Retrieval is not authority

A relevant result is still filtered by the active principal, tenant, sensitive-field policy, and the operations the caller may perform. Similarity does not widen access.