Memory that recalls, corrects, anticipates and knows when to abstain.

What the release adds

• Typed epistemic memory: separate observations, hypotheses, directives and outcomes.
• Replay consolidation: deterministic selection with immutable receipts.
• Controlled reconsolidation: correct authority while preserving history.
• Adaptive salience: reversible suppression, quarantine and reactivation.
• Prospective memory: time and context cues with exactly-once claims.
• Executive context: bounded, diverse working-memory admission.
• Metamemory: coverage, conflict and explicit abstention signals.

Observed time and available time become first-class.

The release adds indexed, tenant-scoped temporal queries so an agent can distinguish when an episode described the world from when that knowledge became available. This preserves point-in-time truth without exposing or coupling MADB to any application-specific implementation.

Review executable evidence