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Separate capture speed from storage permanence by

Separate capture speed from storage permanence by maintaining distinct hot and cold systems with explicit migration policies between them.

Why This Is a Principle

Directly derives from Complementary Learning Systems Architecture (hippocampus-neocortex complementary architecture) and Generative Externalization (writing is generative). The principle prescribes a two-tier architecture based on the biological model. Strong confidence because it's explicitly grounded to the CLS framework.

Source Lessons

L-0052

Separate hot capture from cold storage

New captures go to a hot inbox — only processed items move to permanent storage. The separation protects both speed of capture and integrity of storage.

Connections

Derived From (2)

AxiomGenerative Externalization AxiomComplementary Learning Systems Architecture

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