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Demonstrate released agent memory with a reproducible project lesson - #26
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Readers need a project instruction they can actually save and recover, rather than unsupported lifecycle and token-saving claims. Refresh the existing memory article with a public Harbour fixture, a 77-second narrated demonstration and a complete reproduction ZIP using published agent v1.21.20.
The saved lesson survives fresh processes and is retrieved through explicit Markdown concepts. Unrelated-query, other-role and separate-store controls return no items. The article preserves its original publication date, explains isolation before copyable commands, distinguishes retrieval filters from access control, and links the actual saved outputs and checksums.
Validation: 28 website tests; Zola 0.22.1 build; Chromium/Firefox/WebKit desktop and mobile layouts, video playback and all seven download hashes; independent review of article, released identities, video/captions and ZIP. Fresh public macOS and Linux downloads pass all nine runtime checks; the final ZIP was extracted and rerun. British female synthetic narration is at its natural rate with pauses below two seconds.
Immediate publication requested by Alex on 13 October 2026; the original two-day schedule is superseded. Production and channel readbacks happen after deployment. Hooks remain a separate PR; LinkedIn remains draft-only.