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[Memory P2] Wire mempalace cron to produce provider-ready output #247

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opened 2026-04-09 00:41:31 +00:00 by Rockachopa · 0 comments
Rockachopa commented 2026-04-09 00:41:31 +00:00
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The mempalace engine produces raw JSON (forge.json) and markdown analysis. The operational provider needs a compact, structured summary optimized for injection.

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  1. Add a post-processing step to mempalace cron runs
  2. Produce a compact provider-ready summary file (e.g., ~/.hermes/mempalace/operational-brief.yaml)
  3. Format: structured YAML with timestamps per field, compact enough for direct injection
  4. Include: issue counts, top priorities, fleet status, recent changes
  5. Keep under 500 tokens when rendered as text

Acceptance Criteria

  • Each mempalace cron run updates operational-brief.yaml
  • File is <2KB, structured, timestamped per field
  • OperationalMemoryProvider can read and inject it directly

Part of: [EPIC] Unified Memory Architecture

## Context The mempalace engine produces raw JSON (forge.json) and markdown analysis. The operational provider needs a compact, structured summary optimized for injection. ## Task 1. Add a post-processing step to mempalace cron runs 2. Produce a compact provider-ready summary file (e.g., ~/.hermes/mempalace/operational-brief.yaml) 3. Format: structured YAML with timestamps per field, compact enough for direct injection 4. Include: issue counts, top priorities, fleet status, recent changes 5. Keep under 500 tokens when rendered as text ## Acceptance Criteria - Each mempalace cron run updates operational-brief.yaml - File is <2KB, structured, timestamped per field - OperationalMemoryProvider can read and inject it directly Part of: [EPIC] Unified Memory Architecture
Rockachopa added this to the Unified Memory Architecture milestone 2026-04-09 00:41:31 +00:00
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