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Set up systemd user timers for automatic cognitive memory maintenance:

Daily timer (midnight): decay → core → embed Weekly timer (Monday midnight): reflect

Service files at ~/.config/systemd/user/cognitive-memory-{daily,weekly}.{service,timer} Both have Persistent=true so missed runs execute on next boot.

Updated client.py to reflect automation in CORE.md header (changed 'Next refresh: manual' to 'Next refresh: daily (systemd timer)').

Check status: systemctl --user list-timers cognitive-memory-* View logs: journalctl --user -u cognitive-memory-daily.service