v3.4.4

v3.4.4 — Memory that recalls what you actually asked

Bug fix: when memory.md grew past the 12,000-character injection cap, RTerm returned the newest entries instead of the relevant ones. The relevance field has existed since v3.0.5 — it was never wired at the call site. Ask about BGP, get last week's PDF notes.

What's new:

• Relevant recall — oversized memory now returns entries matching your current request
• Recency-weighted scoring — a 3-month-old note no longer beats yesterday's on an equal match
• Section-aware memory — ## Gotchas, ## Decisions, ## Estate, ## Open work; recall returns coherent sections, not scattered lines
• Auto-write distiller — after each completed run, durable signals (releases, gotchas, hot project dirs, unfinished work) are distilled into memory automatically. No extra LLM call, no extra tokens
• Per-project memory — a working directory maps to a scoped memory file layered on top of the global one

50 new tests across 16 scenarios.