Ignore engram session archives - #11
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`engram save-chat` writes a Texinfo transcript into chat/ on every run. Each is tens of kilobytes, one accumulates per save, and the content is regenerable from the memory store, so committing them would bury real history in the diff for no gain. Engram appends the pattern itself on first use; this records it deliberately, under its own heading rather than filed with editor noise. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FCJbPm4FWS99y9utbUe13z
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engram save-chatwrites a Texinfo transcript intochat/on every run — the first is 71 K. One accumulates per save, and the content is regenerable from the memory store, so committing them would bury real history in the diff for no gain.Engram appends the pattern itself on first use, leaving the working tree dirty. This records it deliberately, under its own heading with a note on what it is, rather than filed under "Editor / OS noise" where engram put it.
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