Avis Six Layer Memory

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description: Use for every James AVIS agent session that needs persistent memory, source-backed recall, credential-safe status, doctrine, or restart continuity.

AVIS Six-Layer Memory Skill

Use this skill before making claims from memory or writing persistent context for James.

Layers

1. Session memory: current decisions, commands, blockers, and next proof.
2. Task proof memory: ProofPackets, smoke commands, acceptance checks, and restart prompts.
3. Project memory: seven-module AVIS boundaries, data contracts, source matrix, and local run surfaces.
4. Domain memory: Avis operations, DEN airport, NPS, pricing, upsell, fleet, and comms expertise.
5. Tool and credential memory: env names, readiness states, connector status, and permission gates only.
6. Doctrine and soul memory: RIG doctrine, James preferences, stop conditions, and approved tone.

Rules

• Never store secret values.
• Every real-person, customer, flight, pricing, Supabase, or Google review claim needs a source path, URL, ProofPacket, confidence, and freshness.
• Use the narrowest layer needed for the current AVIS module.
• If the latest ProofPacket contradicts memory, the ProofPacket wins.
• If a source is missing, mark the memory claim needs_source instead of inferring.
• Claude interactions go into James's second brain only after session or source-surface opt-in; write the local append-only ledger first, then export redacted Markdown.