v0.2.1: polish, deploy, CI, and literate refactor
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- Secret Exposure Gate + Privacy Filter (Bouncer) - Shell actuator safety harness (timeout, blocked patterns) - REPL-first enforcement (lisp validation gate, system-prompt-augment) - Engineering Standards lifecycle (two-track Org-first + REPL-first) - Literate Programming discipline (one function per block, reflect-back) - AGENTS.md: thin routing layer, skills are authoritative - SKILLS_DIR removed, ~/notes fallback eliminated - opencortex.sh: multi-distro (Debian+Fedora), configure, install service, backup, restore, help - infrastructure/opencortex.service (systemd user unit) - Docker: updated to debian:trixie, fixed build context - GitHub CI: lint + test workflows fixed, trigger on tags only - Gitea CI: deploy workflow paths fixed - README: one-line curl install, badges - USER_MANUAL: Deployment section (bare metal, Docker, backup) - .gitignore: skills/*.lisp and tests/*.lisp as generated artifacts - Prose/block refactor across all 35 org files - Test suite Tier 1: 43/45 pass (env-dependent failures isolated)
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#+TITLE: SKILL: Homoiconic Memory (org-skill-homoiconic-memory.org)
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#+AUTHOR: Agent
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#+FILETAGS: :harness:memory:homoiconic:
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#+PROPERTY: header-args:lisp :tangle %%SKILLS_DIR%%/org-skill-homoiconic-memory.lisp
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#+PROPERTY: header-args:lisp :tangle org-skill-homoiconic-memory.lisp
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* Overview
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The *Homoiconic Memory* skill provides the capability to treat system memory as executable code and vice-versa.
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Because Lisp is homoiconic (code is data), memory objects can be read as executable forms. This skill provides the bridge between the org-object store and live Lisp evaluation — it can serialize an org-object into an s-expression, evaluate it to reconstruct state, and store the result back as a new object. This is the foundation of the agent's ability to save, restore, and inspect its own cognitive state at runtime.
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* Implementation
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