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One finding for a project profile and a shared one cost two calls and the same paste twice. This lets memory_remember carry up to four copies, across namespaces too, and a failed copy names what to retry.

[coldtea-pr-lens]

• Redraw · drawn at 428e916, the branch has moved on

Architecture

Inside the changed components — 1 view

Component view — Memory replication

Internal modules handling copy validation, persistence sequencing, and error reporting

Data flow

Review

✨ Nothing flagged · reviewed 428e916

Tip

Set github.draw: on-demand in .github/pr-lens.yml and PR Lens stops drawing pull requests on its own. Comment @pr-lens draw on a pull request when you want that one drawn

🪧 More tips

• Run npx skills add coldteadotai/pr-lens, then tell your coding agent: "Diagram the change you just made with PR Lens and attach it to the pull request."
• Run npx @coldtea/pr-lens-cli analyze --base origin/main on a branch, then npx @coldtea/pr-lens-cli render .pr-lens/graph.json. Same lenses, your own model key, before the pull request exists
• Click the link under each diagram to open it on a canvas you can zoom, pan and step through
• The diagrams are links. Click one to open it on the canvas, then press W or click play to walk through the change
• Open a diagram on the canvas, then press W or click play to walk through the change one step at a time
• The CLI's render reads .github/pr-lens.yml and applies your renames, exclusions and lane pins at draw time
• Set github.comment.collapsed: true in .github/pr-lens.yml to fold the comment behind one View architecture… row. Drawing still runs as before
• Add .github/workflows/pr-lens.yml with coldteadotai/pr-lens/packages/action@v0 and your model provider's key as its api-key to run PR Lens from your own CI. Any /chat/completions endpoint works
• After a push, tick Redraw to draw the latest commit
• Switch GitHub to dark mode and the diagrams follow. The moving dots are this pull request's data in motion
• Set github.description: false in .github/pr-lens.yml to stop PR Lens adding buttons to your PR descriptions

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