docs(sdlc): memory that's a process rule = /sdlc gap#418
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If you're saving a memory about a process rule (always/never do X), that's a signal the SDLC skill is missing something. Use /feedback to contribute it back rather than patching with private memory.
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Summary
One-liner in Memory Audit Protocol: if a memory describes a process rule (always/never do X), that's an /sdlc gap — contribute via /feedback instead of patching with private memory.
Context
User insight: people saving memories to compensate for missing SDLC rules indicates a skill gap, not a memory need. Memories should be domain knowledge, not process enforcement.
Option B (detect process-like memories in /setup or /feedback) added to ROADMAP parking lot for future research.
Test plan
tests/test-skill-graduations.sh— 6/6tests/test-cowork-drift.sh— 9/9