---
title: "UAI Memory Strategy and Report Coverage v1.13.0"
version: "1.13.0"
updated_utc: "2026-06-27T20:30:00Z"
---

# UAI Memory Strategy and Report Coverage v1.13.0

## Purpose

This implementation record documents the repair for two package problems:

1. Some visual components rendered adjacent labels and descriptions without visible word separation.
2. The `.uai` long-memory strategy needed a stricter pointer-ledger implementation so every preserved source report is complete in `/docs` and referenced from `.uai` memory.

## Text layout repair

The repair adds explicit source-level spaces between adjacent semantic elements in `app/services/components.php`, adds a Markdown-renderer guard for malformed emphasis followed immediately by a word, and adds CSS guards for diagram cards, buttons, list cards, glossary tooltips, and schematic helper panels.

## Memory strategy applied

The package now uses this split:

- Hot memory: `.uai/*.uai` files containing current state, strategy, routing, and pointer records.
- Durable evidence: `/docs/source-reports/`, `/docs/source-report-summaries/`, `/docs/source-report-corpus.md`, and `/docs/report-coverage-inventory.json`.
- Long memory: `.uai/long-term-memory.uai`, pointer-only but with stable IDs, paths, summaries, authority, review status, evidence, and checksums.
- Source-report pointer mirror: `.uai/report-pointer-index.uai`.
- Per-report memory: `.uai/memory/source-reports/*.uai`.

## Coverage result

The package preserves 34 Markdown source reports and 6 PDF source reports. All 40 preserved reports are listed in `docs/report-coverage-inventory.json`, `docs/source-report-corpus.md`, `.uai/long-term-memory.uai`, `.uai/report-pointer-index.uai`, and `.uai/memory/source-reports/`.

## Active intake result

`agent-file-handoff/Content/` and `agent-file-handoff/Improvement/` contain no active user report files after processing. Durable report copies remain under `/docs/source-reports/` and are not pending intake.

## Limits

This repair does not claim UAIX certification, external sync, WordPress live installation success, search ranking, or automated LLM Wiki publication. It records local file organization and local package validation.