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routine: memory-store-webhooks (2026-07-26) - #119

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Summary

Adds a new roadmap entry (P1.9) noting Claude Managed Agents' new memory_store.*/environment.* webhook events as concrete design input for CSIS's own memory-tier notification path, once the system moves past the Phase-0 mock/direct-backend substrate onto real Managed Agents.

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  • URL: https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/release-notes/overview (July 22, 2026 entry)
  • Quote: "Webhooks for Claude Managed Agents now cover the environment and memory store lifecycle: four environment.* event types and three memory_store.* event types. You can react to environment and memory store lifecycle changes without polling."

Theme

4 — Persistent memory + context. CSIS's 5-tier memory hierarchy (csis/memory/store.py) and its live dashboard are both poll-based today. An event-driven notification primitive for memory-tier lifecycle changes is directly relevant once real Managed Agents integration happens (CSIS-architecture.html §14).

Test plan

Docs-only change, no behavior change.

python -m pytest tests/ -q

(unaffected — included for completeness per repo convention)

Notes

This is a documentation/design-note addition only — no code changes, no chokepoints touched. Filed by the daily-improvement routine per .claude/routines/daily-improvement.md.


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Anthropic shipped memory_store.*/environment.* webhook events for
Claude Managed Agents on 2026-07-22, an event-driven alternative to
polling that's directly relevant to CSIS's own memory-tier notification
path once the system moves off the Phase-0 mock substrate.
This was referenced Jul 26, 2026
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