Correct Governed Memory (Taheri) attribution; print arXiv IDs in refs - #5
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Remove the fabricated "Co-memorize" pattern attribution to Taheri's
Governed Memory (arXiv:2603.17787), which describes automated governance
for autonomous agents with no human-in-the-loop gate. Reframe it as a
contrast across the paper (.md/.tex + arXiv bundle), README, CITATION.cff,
and the launch assets.
Also fix the bibliography so arXiv IDs are actually followable: plain.bst
silently drops eprint/archivePrefix/primaryClass, so add note = {arXiv:ID}
to all five arXiv entries. Correct Taheri primaryClass cs.MA -> cs.AI and
delete the stale "TODO verify" comment. Regenerate the arXiv tarball.
CITATION.cff: replace the invented title and placeholder author with the
real values (Hamed Taheri; "Governed Memory: A Production Architecture for
Multi-Agent Workflows").
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What
Removes the fabricated "Co-memorize" pattern attribution to Taheri's Governed Memory (arXiv:2603.17787). That paper describes automated governance for autonomous agents with no human-in-the-loop gate, so crediting it with memorywire's diff-and-approve HITL pattern was a misattribution. Reframed as a contrast everywhere — which also makes memorywire's human-gated governance more clearly novel.
Changes
memorywire-paper.md,.tex, arXiv bundle.tex): reframe all occurrences (§1.1, §1.4, C3, §2.5, §4.5, Acknowledgments) as contrast, not precedent.memorywire.bib×2):plain.bstsilently dropseprint/archivePrefix/primaryClass, so no arXiv ID was printing in the reference list. Addednote = {arXiv:ID}to all five arXiv entries so every reference is followable. Fixed TaheriprimaryClass cs.MA → cs.AI; removed the stale% TODO verifycomment.CITATION.cff: replaced the invented title and placeholder author"Governed Memory authors"with the real values (Hamed Taheri; "Governed Memory: A Production Architecture for Multi-Agent Workflows").docs/launch-post.md,docs/launch/01-tweet-thread.md) + reference bullets (docs/MCP-RELATIONSHIP.md,docs/spec/v0.md): same contrast reframe, so no publishable copy of the error remains.docs/paper/arxiv-submission.tar.gz.Notes
co-memorizestill appears as the governance UI's own screen/route name (/co-memorize) — that's product naming, not a citation, and is intentionally left unchanged.