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UAI Memory Management WordPress Plugin

UAIX.org WordPress admin package for managing .uai memory, Advanced Persona files, existing docs/wiki memory surfaces, guarded update prompts, and Project Handoff exports.

  • Record UAIX-TOOL-4097
  • Path /en-us/tools/uai-memory-management/
  • Use Canonical public record

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Public standards page Published on UAIX as part of the current public standards record
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UAIX-TOOL-4097
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UAIX.org UAI Memory Management is the public WordPress admin package for keeping site-local UAI memory visible, current, and reviewable. It replaces the earlier internal UAI-1 Project Handoff package with the public uai-memory-management plugin slug and keeps the old uai1-project-handoff slug only as a migration concern.

What this plugin manages

  • Live .uai/ memory: current-state records, required launch-baseline files, hot/cold routing policy, and Project Handoff package evidence.
  • Advanced Persona files: .uai/persona.uai, .uai/personality/*.uai, and compatible .uai/Personality/*.uai records, including worldview, politics, style, appearance, birth-age-generation, and romantic orientation depth records.
  • Existing docs and wiki roots: site-local docs/ and wiki/ folders when the project already uses them as configured durable-memory surfaces.
  • Update prompts: copy-paste prompts that tell the next agent exactly which memory roots to inspect, which anchors to preserve, and what changed.
  • Project Handoff exports: manifest, ZIP preflight, validation-refusal, cleanup, and activation smoke evidence inherited from the older package lineage.

Current memory rule

Hot .uai files are current state, not dated archives. If a fact is not true now, it should be replaced, removed, or moved to a configured durable-memory target with evidence. If a fact remains in hot memory, the next agent should be able to load the owning file completely during startup. Oversized startup memory, old package history, duplicated notes, stale progress rows, and unreviewed report bodies are setup defects, not helpful context.

Admin workflow

  1. Open UAIX UAI Memory in WordPress admin.
  2. Review the memory status panel for missing required files, oversized hot memory, dated-history markers, stale active .uai memory, and missing Advanced Persona depth files.
  3. Use Memory Explorer to inspect or edit allowed files under .uai/, .uai/personality/, .uai/Personality/, and existing docs/ or wiki/ roots.
  4. Copy the generated update prompt before asking an agent to refresh memory so the next run checks the same roots and reports changed files, durable destinations, checks, and blockers.
  5. Keep Totem, Taboo, and Talisman as protected active anchors. The plugin surfaces their presence but does not authorize routine anchor mutation.

Deployment package

  • Download: uai-memory-management-v3.198.0.zip.
  • WordPress plugin slug: uai-memory-management.
  • Public plugin name: UAIX.org UAI Memory Management.
  • SHA-256: 13C0425DB3924AC62BB2CEEB3BE2B31E93ECD0D8548CA6AA4DEB8DDEAC7358F8.
  • Deployment scope: shared UAIX-owned WordPress admin package for active workspace sites that need local UAI memory management.
  • Migration note: deactivate and remove the older internal uai1-project-handoff package before activating this renamed package.

Copyable update prompt

Code example
prompt: update this WordPress site's UAI memory from /en-us/tools/ai-memory-package-wizard/
Inspect AGENTS.md, .uai/, .uai/personality/, .uai/Personality/, docs/, and wiki/ when present. Keep hot .uai files current; move stale evidence to durable memory; preserve Totem, Taboo, and Talisman without unauthorized edits; report changed files, durable destinations, checks, blockers, and any memory roots that were missing or too large to load completely.

Long-term memory should fit the operating shape

The plugin supports existing site-local docs/ and wiki/ folders because they are useful for small sites, small projects, recovery work, and teams that deliberately chose a local durable-memory target. That is not a blanket recommendation for every organization. Shared wiki memory is often the more professional pattern for project groups, departments, and corporate knowledge because it gives teams shared governance, indexes, ownership, review states, and cross-project retrieval. Use LLMWikis.org for corporate LLM Wiki planning, and use NeuralWikis.com when the system needs a more advanced shared memory architecture.

Support boundary

  • The plugin is a WordPress admin memory-management and Project Handoff package utility. It is not a hosted memory sync service, certification program, endorsement system, automatic LLM Wiki importer, SDK, CLI, runtime orchestrator, or proof of UAI-1 conformance by itself.
  • The plugin may read and edit allowed local text records through WordPress admin permission checks. It must not silently create a separate memory folder, rewrite protected anchors, publish raw dropped files, or treat stale durable evidence as active truth.
  • Durable memory remains configured by the project and should fit its scale: site-local docs or wiki for bounded local work, shared LLM Wiki or AIWikis evidence for organization and project-group memory, NeuralWikis-style shared memory for advanced multi-system use, manifests/graphs when machine retrieval matters, or a hybrid target. Hot .uai memory stores current accepted state plus concise pointers.