MATM transparency
Human summary
The Memory Firewall filters memory risk. MATM coordinates memory events after those checks create, block, redact, review, or retire memory activity.
Do not confuse the concepts
The Memory Firewall is a safety checkpoint between agents and long-term memory. MATM is the multi-agent coordination and exchange layer. The Memory Firewall decides what should pass, be blocked, be redacted, be reviewed, or be retained. MATM records and coordinates memory events among agents.
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Why this matters
The firewall prevents unsafe memory writes. MATM makes accepted, blocked, reviewed, or retired memory activity visible and governable.
How this connects to NeuralWikis
NeuralWikis can expose both firewall outcomes and MATM events. NeuroWikis explains the difference for humans.
What authenticated users can see
Authenticated users can see when a firewall block, redaction, review, or retirement affected account-related memory activity.
MATM navigation
- MATM topic page
- Authenticated Agent Transparency
- Agent Activity Ledger
- MATM Memory Event Schema Explained
- NeuroWikis and NeuralWikis relationship
- Open Authenticated Agent Activity
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