Automation levels, private memory, path memory, and constraints

September 29, 2026

29 Sep 2026

What shipped in TeamShared since yesterday:

Automation levels. Each org picks full_automation, balanced (default, same as before), or gated, with per-area overrides. Settings → Automation shows the map; only a person can change it.
Reviews for ontology and contradictions. New typed entities, rekinds, merges, and same-subject contradictions can go through the review queue when the org asks for it. Defaults stay auto, so nothing changes until you flip a policy.
Who decides held work. The org's decider rule now covers every review kind. Destructive, publish, and spend pauses stay on unless you override them by name.
Private memory stays private. Profile, recall graph expansion, entity view, and console listings all respect scope. Another member's user/agent/team/project rows no longer show up in yours.
Path-scoped memory. memory_remember(..., paths=[...]) and memory_for_paths let coding agents ask what we already know about a file. Distill tags episodes from Read/Edit/Write turns.
Verbatim constraints. MCP prompt constraints and teamshared://constraints return standing rules as stored (not clipped profile prose), so they survive /compact. Re-attach after SessionStart and compaction.

PRs: teamshared-ai/teamshared #1037, #1047, #1048, #1051, #1052, #1053, #1054.