docs(rfd): add RFD 031 for durable conversation storage#415
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This RFD proposes a change to how conversations are stored to ensure durability across workspace deletions, specifically addressing the data loss experienced by git worktree users. The proposed design shifts the source of truth for all conversations to user-local storage, treating the workspace `.jp/conversations/` directory as a projection for git visibility. This ensures that conversations persist even if a worktree is removed, while maintaining the ability to commit them to version control. The document outlines the storage model, dual-write persistence logic, mtime-based conflict resolution for manual edits, and a migration path for existing user-local storage. Signed-off-by: Jean Mertz <git@jeanmertz.com>
Signed-off-by: Jean Mertz <git@jeanmertz.com>
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This RFD proposes a change to how conversations are stored to ensure durability across workspace deletions, specifically addressing the data loss experienced by git worktree users.
The proposed design shifts the source of truth for all conversations to user-local storage, treating the workspace
.jp/conversations/directory as a projection for git visibility. This ensures that conversations persist even if a worktree is removed, while maintaining the ability to commit them to version control.The document outlines the storage model, dual-write persistence logic, mtime-based conflict resolution for manual edits, and a migration path for existing user-local storage.