Project Mnemosyne: Spatial Memory Schema

Overview

Project Mnemosyne transforms the Nexus from a static environment into a real-time visualization of Timmy's holographic memory (fact_store).

Memory categories are mapped to specific spatial zones in the Nexus to provide cognitive structure.

Category	Nexus Room	Visual Theme
user_pref	The Library	Archive shelves, soft lighting, velvet
project	The Workshop	Drafting tables, holographic blueprints, metal
tool	The Armory	Server racks, neon circuitry, chrome
general	The Commons	Open garden, floating islands, eclectic

Every single fact in the holographic memory is represented as a 3D object.

Object Type: Depending on the fact's content, it is rendered as a primitive (sphere, cube, pyramid) or a specific asset.
Luminosity (Trust): The glow intensity of the object is tied to its trust score (0.0 - 1.0).
Scale (Importance): The size of the object is tied to the number of relations it has to other facts.

Coordinates are calculated based on semantic adjacency.

Clustering: Facts that are 'related' (via the fact_store adjacency graph) are placed closer together.
Layout Algorithm: A 3D force-directed graph layout is used within each room.
Centroid: The most 'central' fact (highest connectivity) is placed at the room's center.

The Nexus responds to real-time memory updates:

FACT_CREATED: A new object fades into existence at the calculated coordinate.
FACT_UPDATED: The object pulses and adjusts its luminosity/scale.
FACT_REMOVED: The object dissolves into particles.
FACT_RECALLED: The object emits a beam of light toward the User/Agent, signaling active use.