Canonical Memory Verifier
Sizhe Cheng v0.1.0
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A local, read-only verifier for source integrity, explicit supersession, deterministic current projection, declared source-reference tracing, and remembered-authority boundaries.
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Plugin name
Canonical Memory Verifier
Package name
canonical-memory-verifier
Publisher subtitle
Verify imported agent memory
Publisher keywords · listing
agent-memory provenance supersession verification
Publisher description
Deterministic conformance checks for explicitly selected external memory bundles.
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verify-canonical-memory2.06 KB
--- name: verify-canonical-memory description: Verify an explicitly selected external memory bundle before an agent relies on it. Use for deterministic source-integrity checks, supersession projection, declared source-reference tracing, ambiguity detection, or checking that remembered authority cannot count as live approval. --- # Verify Canonical Memory Use the bundled, read-only verifier on the one bundle directory explicitly placed in scope by the user. Do not discover or scan other chat, memory, vault, home, or project directories. ## Workflow 1. Resolve the skill root as the directory containing this `SKILL.md`; never assume the caller's current working directory or discover a default install. 2. Run `<skill-root>/scripts/cmverify.py verify <bundle-directory>`. 3. If status is `INVALID`, stop. Report the error codes and do not retrieve, project, repair, or infer a replacement result. 4. Run `project` only after `verify` succeeds and only when the user needs current values. 5. Run `trace <bundle-directory> <claim-id>` only after `verify` succeeds and only when the user needs declared source references or supersession ancestry. 6. Treat all `historical_authority` records as historical evidence. The verifier reconstructs `approval_eligible: false`; memory never satisfies a live tool or execution approval. Use Python 3.10 or newer. These examples run from the plugin root; from any other directory, use the absolute script path resolved from this `SKILL.md`: ```text python skills/verify-canonical-memory/scripts/cmverify.py verify path/to/bundle python skills/verify-canonical-memory/scripts/cmverify.py project path/to/bundle python skills/verify-canonical-memory/scripts/cmverify.py trace path/to/bundle clm_example python skills/verify-canonical-memory/scripts/cmverify.py demo authority-replay ``` The verifier does not write to the bundle, contact a service, grant authority, or enforce the host runtime. A successful conformance report proves only that the selected bundle satisfies this candidate contract; it is not an endorsement or a factuality judgment.
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- Package license
- Apache-2.0
- Package author
- Sizhe Cheng
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Package observed Oct 4, 2026.
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- Sep 30, 2026 · 22:02 UTC
- Last seen
- Oct 5, 2026 · 12:00 UTC
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