TaskForce Memory
The memory layer behind every decision
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- Decision
- Because
- Rejected
- Shaped
Not a RAG over your wiki
Git remembers what changed. TaskForce remembers why.
TaskForce Memory links each decision to the constraints it answered, the alternatives it rejected, and the code it shaped — so the reasoning is retrievable long after the thread, the meeting and the person who made it are gone.
Decisions become objects, not documents
Each decision links to the constraints it answered, the alternatives it rejected, and the files it shaped — structured so it can be reused, traced and challenged later.
A map of why, not a search box
Retrieval follows the relationships between decisions, so a run gets the reasoning behind the code — not the ten pages that happen to share a keyword.
Every run reads it, and writes back to it
Every run reads from memory before it starts, then writes its validated decisions back when it finishes. A senior stops re-explaining the system; the next run starts where the last one ended.
Your organization's memory — not the model's
It lives in your workspace, can run on your infrastructure, and stays under your organization's control. The memory is an asset you own, not a vendor's.
How it fits together
Memory is the decision graph of your organization
Documents describe the system. Decisions explain why it is the way it is — every run reads that reasoning before it starts, then writes its validated decisions back when it finishes.
Build institutional memory, one decision at a time.
It starts filling on your first run — every decision, constraint and trade-off kept where the next run can use it.
Your organization shouldn't have to remember everything. TaskForce should remember why.