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research: evaluate observed co-access signals for context recommendations #96

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After Execution Handoffs have accumulated, can observed co-access patterns safely improve context recommendations for a concrete task?

Scope

Evaluate signals from completed handoffs, such as documents, decisions, changed files, commits, and verification artefacts that repeatedly occur together for the same type of work.

The objective is to learn whether these signals can form useful task topics and recommend a compact context set for the next run.

Non-goals

  • automatic document merging;
  • changing canonical ownership or SSOT;
  • treating inferred semantic similarity as fact;
  • choosing a graph database before the data proves the need.

Deliverable

A short evidence-backed decision record that answers:

  1. which signals are reliable enough to use;
  2. whether temporal proximity and shared artefacts improve recommendations;
  3. how to retain source provenance and user control;
  4. whether a follow-up implementation issue is justified.

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