Queue-Driven Archive Persistence in Continuum

Continuum’s archive system has now shifted from a simple “export current DB state” model to a queue-driven archival pipeline that preserves full event history over time. Events are queued as immutable raw snapshots, committed into Git-backed archive repositories, and later used to rebuild a global archive index independently from the live SQLite database. This architecture now supports durable version preservation, retry-safe archival processing, and long-term reconstruction of archive state entirely from committed history.

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Persistent Operational Context: The Three-Store Architecture That Generic Agent Memory Gets Wrong

Why agent 'memory' needs three orthogonal stores — outcome-set, constraint-set, drift-log — and the failure modes when you collapse them. Field notes from Lightning self-custody reviews applied to agent infrastructure.