Verified Repo Memory

Gives Claude a verifiable memory system scoped to a single repository. You store facts with file citations (path and line range), and when retrieving them later, the server rehashes the actual code on disk to verify nothing changed. If the snippet moved, it relocates the citation automatically. If it changed or got deleted, the memory is marked stale and filtered out. Exposes five tools: vrm_store for saving memories, vrm_search for keyword lookup, vrm_retrieve for JIT-verified results, vrm_list for auditing by status, and vrm_forget for deletion. Memories live in a local JSON file at the repo root with a default 28-day TTL. Useful when you want an agent to remember refactoring decisions or codebase conventions without serving outdated information after the code evolves.