Context Memory

Your application carries its history forward.

Preserve the engineering context behind the application: business rules, dependencies, decisions and accepted changes. Use that context to guide controlled customisation.

  • Business rules
  • User roles
  • Data and APIs
  • Validation history

Accepted revision

Decisions · dependencies · accepted changes
What is retained

More context for the next engineering decision.

  • Business intent

    Requirements, rules and decisions that explain how the application should work.

  • System relationships

    Dependencies across interfaces, logic, data structures and APIs.

  • Accepted revisions

    Reviewed changes and validation history that inform subsequent work.

Controlled change

A request becomes a reviewed revision.

Example: change a transfer approval rule

Proposed change
  1. Request

    Add a second approver for inter-location transfers.

  2. Impact

    Approval rules, user roles, API checks and related tests.

  3. Review and validation

    Resolve questions, review the change and validate it before acceptance.

Illustrative sequence. Accepted changes become part of the application context.
Source code boundary

Controlled context for model-assisted engineering.

Public LLMs cannot directly access or modify the application repository. Genesis supplies controlled task context and governs changes through review and validation.

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