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Beacon

Cross-harness agent memory tool with an explicit beacon memory evaluations run command: Jev judges bounded, redacted trace projections for reusable lessons, which a person reviews before adding to project memory or installing as a skill. Hooks and dry runs do not call Jev; normal capture can retain sensitive session text locally, so inspect retention before enabling it.

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