Persistent Adaptive Memory
A source-aware recall capability that combines independent evidence roles while keeping each result’s origin visible.
Useful recall rarely lives in one place. The system has to recover relevant prior material without flattening different kinds of evidence into an anonymous answer.
A recall coordinator consults independent source roles, brings source-bearing candidates together, and returns ranked context with source attribution intact. Related context can enrich that evidence through a separate optional boundary.
If one eligible recall lane is unavailable, the remaining evidence can still be ranked and returned. The unavailable lane is treated as degraded input, not as an empty successful recall.
This evolved capability reflects the current source-aware recall architecture rather than the Work’s earlier experimental framing.