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Incident Memory: Training-Free Operational Memory through Sequential Pattern Mining and Velocity-Stratified Retrieval
Incident response is a memory problem: teams accumulate tickets, traces, postmortems, and wiki pages, but the knowledge needed for the next incident is rarely stored with its order, freshness, and provenance intact. We present Incident Memory, a deterministic system that accumulates operational know
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