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"""Consolidated memory system for Timmy — single source of truth.
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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Architecture:
- Database: Single `memories` table with unified schema
- Embeddings: Local sentence-transformers with hash fallback
- CRUD: store_memory, search_memories, delete_memory, etc.
- Tool functions: memory_search, memory_read, memory_write, memory_forget
- Classes: HotMemory, VaultMemory, MemorySystem, SemanticMemory, MemorySearcher
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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"""
import hashlib
import json
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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import logging
import math
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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import re
import sqlite3
import uuid
from collections.abc import Generator
from contextlib import closing, contextmanager
from dataclasses import dataclass, field
from datetime import UTC, datetime, timedelta
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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from pathlib import Path
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
# Paths
PROJECT_ROOT = Path(__file__).parent.parent.parent
HOT_MEMORY_PATH = PROJECT_ROOT / "MEMORY.md"
VAULT_PATH = PROJECT_ROOT / "memory"
SOUL_PATH = VAULT_PATH / "self" / "soul.md"
DB_PATH = PROJECT_ROOT / "data" / "memory.db"
# Embedding model - small, fast, local
EMBEDDING_MODEL = None
EMBEDDING_DIM = 384 # MiniLM dimension
# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Embedding Functions
# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
def _get_embedding_model():
"""Lazy-load embedding model."""
global EMBEDDING_MODEL
if EMBEDDING_MODEL is None:
try:
from config import settings
if settings.timmy_skip_embeddings:
EMBEDDING_MODEL = False
return EMBEDDING_MODEL
except ImportError:
pass
try:
from sentence_transformers import SentenceTransformer
EMBEDDING_MODEL = SentenceTransformer("all-MiniLM-L6-v2")
logger.info("MemorySystem: Loaded embedding model")
except ImportError:
logger.warning("MemorySystem: sentence-transformers not installed, using fallback")
EMBEDDING_MODEL = False # Use fallback
return EMBEDDING_MODEL
def _simple_hash_embedding(text: str) -> list[float]:
"""Fallback: Simple hash-based embedding when transformers unavailable."""
words = text.lower().split()
vec = [0.0] * 128
for i, word in enumerate(words[:50]): # First 50 words
h = hashlib.md5(word.encode()).hexdigest()
for j in range(8):
idx = (i * 8 + j) % 128
vec[idx] += int(h[j * 2 : j * 2 + 2], 16) / 255.0
# Normalize
mag = math.sqrt(sum(x * x for x in vec)) or 1.0
return [x / mag for x in vec]
def embed_text(text: str) -> list[float]:
"""Generate embedding for text."""
model = _get_embedding_model()
if model and model is not False:
embedding = model.encode(text)
return embedding.tolist()
return _simple_hash_embedding(text)
def cosine_similarity(a: list[float], b: list[float]) -> float:
"""Calculate cosine similarity between two vectors."""
dot = sum(x * y for x, y in zip(a, b, strict=False))
mag_a = math.sqrt(sum(x * x for x in a))
mag_b = math.sqrt(sum(x * x for x in b))
if mag_a == 0 or mag_b == 0:
return 0.0
return dot / (mag_a * mag_b)
# Alias for backward compatibility
_cosine_similarity = cosine_similarity
def _keyword_overlap(query: str, content: str) -> float:
"""Simple keyword overlap score as fallback."""
query_words = set(query.lower().split())
content_words = set(content.lower().split())
if not query_words:
return 0.0
overlap = len(query_words & content_words)
return overlap / len(query_words)
# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Database Connection
# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
@contextmanager
def get_connection() -> Generator[sqlite3.Connection, None, None]:
"""Get database connection to unified memory database."""
DB_PATH.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
with closing(sqlite3.connect(str(DB_PATH))) as conn:
conn.row_factory = sqlite3.Row
conn.execute("PRAGMA journal_mode=WAL")
conn.execute("PRAGMA busy_timeout=5000")
_ensure_schema(conn)
yield conn
def _ensure_schema(conn: sqlite3.Connection) -> None:
"""Create the unified memories table and indexes if they don't exist."""
conn.execute("""
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS memories (
id TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
content TEXT NOT NULL,
memory_type TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT 'fact',
source TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT 'agent',
embedding TEXT,
metadata TEXT,
source_hash TEXT,
agent_id TEXT,
task_id TEXT,
session_id TEXT,
confidence REAL NOT NULL DEFAULT 0.8,
tags TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '[]',
created_at TEXT NOT NULL,
last_accessed TEXT,
access_count INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0
)
""")
# Create indexes for efficient querying
conn.execute("CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_memories_type ON memories(memory_type)")
conn.execute("CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_memories_time ON memories(created_at)")
conn.execute("CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_memories_session ON memories(session_id)")
conn.execute("CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_memories_agent ON memories(agent_id)")
conn.execute("CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_memories_source ON memories(source)")
conn.commit()
# Run migration if needed
_migrate_schema(conn)
def _get_table_columns(conn: sqlite3.Connection, table_name: str) -> set[str]:
"""Get the column names for a table."""
cursor = conn.execute(f"PRAGMA table_info({table_name})")
return {row[1] for row in cursor.fetchall()}
def _migrate_schema(conn: sqlite3.Connection) -> None:
"""Migrate from old three-table schema to unified memories table.
Migration paths:
- episodes table -> memories (context_type -> memory_type)
- chunks table -> memories with memory_type='vault_chunk'
- facts table -> dropped (unused, 0 rows expected)
"""
cursor = conn.execute("SELECT name FROM sqlite_master WHERE type='table'")
tables = {row[0] for row in cursor.fetchall()}
has_memories = "memories" in tables
has_episodes = "episodes" in tables
has_chunks = "chunks" in tables
has_facts = "facts" in tables
# Check if we need to migrate (old schema exists)
if not has_memories and (has_episodes or has_chunks or has_facts):
logger.info("Migration: Creating unified memories table")
# Schema will be created by _ensure_schema above
# Migrate episodes -> memories
if has_episodes and has_memories:
logger.info("Migration: Converting episodes table to memories")
try:
cols = _get_table_columns(conn, "episodes")
context_type_col = "context_type" if "context_type" in cols else "'conversation'"
conn.execute(f"""
INSERT INTO memories (
id, content, memory_type, source, embedding,
metadata, agent_id, task_id, session_id,
created_at, access_count, last_accessed
)
SELECT
id, content,
COALESCE({context_type_col}, 'conversation'),
COALESCE(source, 'agent'),
embedding,
metadata, agent_id, task_id, session_id,
COALESCE(timestamp, datetime('now')), 0, NULL
FROM episodes
""")
conn.execute("DROP TABLE episodes")
logger.info("Migration: Migrated episodes to memories")
except sqlite3.Error as exc:
logger.warning("Migration: Failed to migrate episodes: %s", exc)
# Migrate chunks -> memories as vault_chunk
if has_chunks and has_memories:
logger.info("Migration: Converting chunks table to memories")
try:
cols = _get_table_columns(conn, "chunks")
id_col = "id" if "id" in cols else "CAST(rowid AS TEXT)"
content_col = "content" if "content" in cols else "text"
source_col = (
"filepath" if "filepath" in cols else ("source" if "source" in cols else "'vault'")
)
embedding_col = "embedding" if "embedding" in cols else "NULL"
created_col = "created_at" if "created_at" in cols else "datetime('now')"
conn.execute(f"""
INSERT INTO memories (
id, content, memory_type, source, embedding,
created_at, access_count
)
SELECT
{id_col}, {content_col}, 'vault_chunk', {source_col},
{embedding_col}, {created_col}, 0
FROM chunks
""")
conn.execute("DROP TABLE chunks")
logger.info("Migration: Migrated chunks to memories")
except sqlite3.Error as exc:
logger.warning("Migration: Failed to migrate chunks: %s", exc)
# Drop old tables
if has_facts:
try:
conn.execute("DROP TABLE facts")
logger.info("Migration: Dropped old facts table")
except sqlite3.Error as exc:
logger.warning("Migration: Failed to drop facts: %s", exc)
conn.commit()
# Alias for backward compatibility
get_conn = get_connection
# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Data Classes
# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
@dataclass
class MemoryEntry:
"""A memory entry with vector embedding.
Note: The DB column is `memory_type` but this field is named `context_type`
for backward API compatibility.
"""
id: str = field(default_factory=lambda: str(uuid.uuid4()))
content: str = "" # The actual text content
source: str = "" # Where it came from (agent, user, system)
context_type: str = "conversation" # API field name; DB column is memory_type
agent_id: str | None = None
task_id: str | None = None
session_id: str | None = None
metadata: dict | None = None
embedding: list[float] | None = None
timestamp: str = field(default_factory=lambda: datetime.now(UTC).isoformat())
relevance_score: float | None = None # Set during search
@dataclass
class MemoryChunk:
"""A searchable chunk of memory."""
id: str
source: str # filepath
content: str
embedding: list[float]
created_at: str
# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# CRUD Operations
# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
def store_memory(
content: str,
source: str,
context_type: str = "conversation",
agent_id: str | None = None,
task_id: str | None = None,
session_id: str | None = None,
metadata: dict | None = None,
compute_embedding: bool = True,
) -> MemoryEntry:
"""Store a memory entry with optional embedding.
Args:
content: The text content to store
source: Source of the memory (agent name, user, system)
context_type: Type of context (conversation, document, fact, vault_chunk)
agent_id: Associated agent ID
task_id: Associated task ID
session_id: Session identifier
metadata: Additional structured data
compute_embedding: Whether to compute vector embedding
Returns:
The stored MemoryEntry
"""
embedding = None
if compute_embedding:
embedding = embed_text(content)
entry = MemoryEntry(
content=content,
source=source,
context_type=context_type,
agent_id=agent_id,
task_id=task_id,
session_id=session_id,
metadata=metadata,
embedding=embedding,
)
with get_connection() as conn:
conn.execute(
"""
INSERT INTO memories
(id, content, memory_type, source, agent_id, task_id, session_id,
metadata, embedding, created_at)
VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)
""",
(
entry.id,
entry.content,
entry.context_type, # DB column is memory_type
entry.source,
entry.agent_id,
entry.task_id,
entry.session_id,
json.dumps(metadata) if metadata else None,
json.dumps(embedding) if embedding else None,
entry.timestamp,
),
)
conn.commit()
return entry
def search_memories(
query: str,
limit: int = 10,
context_type: str | None = None,
agent_id: str | None = None,
session_id: str | None = None,
min_relevance: float = 0.0,
) -> list[MemoryEntry]:
"""Search for memories by semantic similarity.
Args:
query: Search query text
limit: Maximum results
context_type: Filter by memory type (maps to DB memory_type column)
agent_id: Filter by agent
session_id: Filter by session
min_relevance: Minimum similarity score (0-1)
Returns:
List of MemoryEntry objects sorted by relevance
"""
query_embedding = embed_text(query)
# Build query with filters
conditions = []
params = []
if context_type:
conditions.append("memory_type = ?")
params.append(context_type)
if agent_id:
conditions.append("agent_id = ?")
params.append(agent_id)
if session_id:
conditions.append("session_id = ?")
params.append(session_id)
where_clause = "WHERE " + " AND ".join(conditions) if conditions else ""
# Fetch candidates (we'll do in-memory similarity for now)
query_sql = f"""
SELECT * FROM memories
{where_clause}
ORDER BY created_at DESC
LIMIT ?
"""
params.append(limit * 3) # Get more candidates for ranking
with get_connection() as conn:
rows = conn.execute(query_sql, params).fetchall()
# Compute similarity scores
results = []
for row in rows:
entry = MemoryEntry(
id=row["id"],
content=row["content"],
source=row["source"],
context_type=row["memory_type"], # DB column -> API field
agent_id=row["agent_id"],
task_id=row["task_id"],
session_id=row["session_id"],
metadata=json.loads(row["metadata"]) if row["metadata"] else None,
embedding=json.loads(row["embedding"]) if row["embedding"] else None,
timestamp=row["created_at"],
)
if entry.embedding:
score = cosine_similarity(query_embedding, entry.embedding)
entry.relevance_score = score
if score >= min_relevance:
results.append(entry)
else:
# Fallback: check for keyword overlap
score = _keyword_overlap(query, entry.content)
entry.relevance_score = score
if score >= min_relevance:
results.append(entry)
# Sort by relevance and return top results
results.sort(key=lambda x: x.relevance_score or 0, reverse=True)
return results[:limit]
def delete_memory(memory_id: str) -> bool:
"""Delete a memory entry by ID.
Returns:
True if deleted, False if not found
"""
with get_connection() as conn:
cursor = conn.execute(
"DELETE FROM memories WHERE id = ?",
(memory_id,),
)
conn.commit()
return cursor.rowcount > 0
def get_memory_stats() -> dict:
"""Get statistics about the memory store.
Returns:
Dict with counts by type, total entries, etc.
"""
with get_connection() as conn:
total = conn.execute("SELECT COUNT(*) as count FROM memories").fetchone()["count"]
by_type = {}
rows = conn.execute(
"SELECT memory_type, COUNT(*) as count FROM memories GROUP BY memory_type"
).fetchall()
for row in rows:
by_type[row["memory_type"]] = row["count"]
with_embeddings = conn.execute(
"SELECT COUNT(*) as count FROM memories WHERE embedding IS NOT NULL"
).fetchone()["count"]
return {
"total_entries": total,
"by_type": by_type,
"with_embeddings": with_embeddings,
"has_embedding_model": _get_embedding_model() is not False,
}
def prune_memories(older_than_days: int = 90, keep_facts: bool = True) -> int:
"""Delete old memories to manage storage.
Args:
older_than_days: Delete memories older than this
keep_facts: Whether to preserve fact-type memories
Returns:
Number of entries deleted
"""
cutoff = (datetime.now(UTC) - timedelta(days=older_than_days)).isoformat()
with get_connection() as conn:
if keep_facts:
cursor = conn.execute(
"""
DELETE FROM memories
WHERE created_at < ? AND memory_type != 'fact'
""",
(cutoff,),
)
else:
cursor = conn.execute(
"DELETE FROM memories WHERE created_at < ?",
(cutoff,),
)
deleted = cursor.rowcount
conn.commit()
return deleted
def get_memory_context(query: str, max_tokens: int = 2000, **filters) -> str:
"""Get relevant memory context as formatted text for LLM prompts.
Args:
query: Search query
max_tokens: Approximate maximum tokens to return
**filters: Additional filters (agent_id, session_id, etc.)
Returns:
Formatted context string for inclusion in prompts
"""
memories = search_memories(query, limit=20, **filters)
context_parts = []
total_chars = 0
max_chars = max_tokens * 4 # Rough approximation
for mem in memories:
formatted = f"[{mem.source}]: {mem.content}"
if total_chars + len(formatted) > max_chars:
break
context_parts.append(formatted)
total_chars += len(formatted)
if not context_parts:
return ""
return "Relevant context from memory:\n" + "\n\n".join(context_parts)
# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Personal Facts Functions
# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
def recall_personal_facts(agent_id: str | None = None) -> list[str]:
"""Recall personal facts about the user or system.
Args:
agent_id: Optional agent filter
Returns:
List of fact strings
"""
with get_connection() as conn:
if agent_id:
rows = conn.execute(
"""
SELECT content FROM memories
WHERE memory_type = 'fact' AND agent_id = ?
ORDER BY created_at DESC
LIMIT 100
""",
(agent_id,),
).fetchall()
else:
rows = conn.execute(
"""
SELECT content FROM memories
WHERE memory_type = 'fact'
ORDER BY created_at DESC
LIMIT 100
""",
).fetchall()
return [r["content"] for r in rows]
def recall_personal_facts_with_ids(agent_id: str | None = None) -> list[dict]:
"""Recall personal facts with their IDs for edit/delete operations."""
with get_connection() as conn:
if agent_id:
rows = conn.execute(
"SELECT id, content FROM memories WHERE memory_type = 'fact' AND agent_id = ? ORDER BY created_at DESC LIMIT 100",
(agent_id,),
).fetchall()
else:
rows = conn.execute(
"SELECT id, content FROM memories WHERE memory_type = 'fact' ORDER BY created_at DESC LIMIT 100",
).fetchall()
return [{"id": r["id"], "content": r["content"]} for r in rows]
def update_personal_fact(memory_id: str, new_content: str) -> bool:
"""Update a personal fact's content."""
with get_connection() as conn:
cursor = conn.execute(
"UPDATE memories SET content = ? WHERE id = ? AND memory_type = 'fact'",
(new_content, memory_id),
)
conn.commit()
return cursor.rowcount > 0
def store_personal_fact(fact: str, agent_id: str | None = None) -> MemoryEntry:
"""Store a personal fact about the user or system.
Args:
fact: The fact to store
agent_id: Associated agent
Returns:
The stored MemoryEntry
"""
return store_memory(
content=fact,
source="system",
context_type="fact",
agent_id=agent_id,
metadata={"auto_extracted": False},
)
# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Hot Memory (computed from DB instead of MEMORY.md)
# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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class HotMemory:
"""Tier 1: Hot memory — computed view of top facts from DB."""
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def __init__(self) -> None:
self.path = HOT_MEMORY_PATH
ruff (#169) * polish: streamline nav, extract inline styles, improve tablet UX - Restructure desktop nav from 8+ flat links + overflow dropdown into 5 grouped dropdowns (Core, Agents, Intel, System, More) matching the mobile menu structure to reduce decision fatigue - Extract all inline styles from mission_control.html and base.html notification elements into mission-control.css with semantic classes - Replace JS-built innerHTML with secure DOM construction in notification loader and chat history - Add CONNECTING state to connection indicator (amber) instead of showing OFFLINE before WebSocket connects - Add tablet breakpoint (1024px) with larger touch targets for Apple Pencil / stylus use and safe-area padding for iPad toolbar - Add active-link highlighting in desktop dropdown menus - Rename "Mission Control" page title to "System Overview" to disambiguate from the chat home page - Add "Home — Timmy Time" page title to index.html https://claude.ai/code/session_015uPUoKyYa8M2UAcyk5Gt6h * fix(security): move auth-gate credentials to environment variables Hardcoded username, password, and HMAC secret in auth-gate.py replaced with os.environ lookups. Startup now refuses to run if any variable is unset. Added AUTH_GATE_SECRET/USER/PASS to .env.example. https://claude.ai/code/session_015uPUoKyYa8M2UAcyk5Gt6h * refactor(tooling): migrate from black+isort+bandit to ruff Replace three separate linting/formatting tools with a single ruff invocation. Updates tox.ini (lint, format, pre-push, pre-commit envs), .pre-commit-config.yaml, and CI workflow. Fixes all ruff errors including unused imports, missing raise-from, and undefined names. Ruff config maps existing bandit skips to equivalent S-rules. https://claude.ai/code/session_015uPUoKyYa8M2UAcyk5Gt6h --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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self._content: str | None = None
self._last_modified: float | None = None
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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def read(self, force_refresh: bool = False) -> str:
"""Read hot memory — computed view of top facts from DB."""
try:
facts = recall_personal_facts()
if facts:
lines = ["# Timmy Hot Memory\n", "## Known Facts\n"]
for f in facts[:15]:
lines.append(f"- {f}")
return "\n".join(lines)
except Exception:
pass
# Fallback to file if DB unavailable
if self.path.exists():
return self.path.read_text()
return "# Timmy Hot Memory\n\nNo memories stored yet.\n"
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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def update_section(self, section: str, content: str) -> None:
"""Update a specific section in MEMORY.md.
DEPRECATED: Hot memory is now computed from the database.
This method is kept for backward compatibility during transition.
Use memory_write() to store facts in the database.
"""
logger.warning(
"HotMemory.update_section() is deprecated. "
"Use memory_write() to store facts in the database."
)
# Keep file-writing for backward compatibility during transition
# Guard against empty or excessively large writes
if not content or not content.strip():
logger.warning("HotMemory: Refusing empty write to section '%s'", section)
return
if len(content) > 2000:
logger.warning("HotMemory: Truncating oversized write to section '%s'", section)
content = content[:2000] + "\n... [truncated]"
if not self.path.exists():
self._create_default()
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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full_content = self.read()
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# Find section
pattern = rf"(## {re.escape(section)}.*?)(?=\n## |\Z)"
match = re.search(pattern, full_content, re.DOTALL)
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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if match:
# Replace section
new_section = f"## {section}\n\n{content}\n\n"
full_content = full_content[: match.start()] + new_section + full_content[match.end() :]
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else:
# Append section before last updated line
insert_point = full_content.rfind("*Prune date:")
new_section = f"## {section}\n\n{content}\n\n"
full_content = (
full_content[:insert_point] + new_section + "\n" + full_content[insert_point:]
)
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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self.path.write_text(full_content)
self._content = full_content
self._last_modified = self.path.stat().st_mtime
logger.info("HotMemory: Updated section '%s'", section)
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def _create_default(self) -> None:
"""Create default MEMORY.md if missing.
DEPRECATED: Hot memory is now computed from the database.
This method is kept for backward compatibility during transition.
"""
logger.debug(
"HotMemory._create_default() - creating default MEMORY.md for backward compatibility"
)
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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default_content = """# Timmy Hot Memory
> Working RAM always loaded, ~300 lines max, pruned monthly
> Last updated: {date}
---
## Current Status
**Agent State:** Operational
**Mode:** Development
**Active Tasks:** 0
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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**Pending Decisions:** None
---
## Standing Rules
1. **Sovereignty First** No cloud dependencies
2. **Local-Only Inference** Ollama on localhost
3. **Privacy by Design** Telemetry disabled
4. **Tool Minimalism** Use tools only when necessary
5. **Memory Discipline** Write handoffs at session end
---
## Agent Roster
| Agent | Role | Status |
|-------|------|--------|
| Timmy | Core | Active |
---
## User Profile
**Name:** (not set)
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**Interests:** (to be learned)
---
## Key Decisions
(none yet)
---
## Pending Actions
- [ ] Learn user's name
---
*Prune date: {prune_date}*
""".format(
ruff (#169) * polish: streamline nav, extract inline styles, improve tablet UX - Restructure desktop nav from 8+ flat links + overflow dropdown into 5 grouped dropdowns (Core, Agents, Intel, System, More) matching the mobile menu structure to reduce decision fatigue - Extract all inline styles from mission_control.html and base.html notification elements into mission-control.css with semantic classes - Replace JS-built innerHTML with secure DOM construction in notification loader and chat history - Add CONNECTING state to connection indicator (amber) instead of showing OFFLINE before WebSocket connects - Add tablet breakpoint (1024px) with larger touch targets for Apple Pencil / stylus use and safe-area padding for iPad toolbar - Add active-link highlighting in desktop dropdown menus - Rename "Mission Control" page title to "System Overview" to disambiguate from the chat home page - Add "Home — Timmy Time" page title to index.html https://claude.ai/code/session_015uPUoKyYa8M2UAcyk5Gt6h * fix(security): move auth-gate credentials to environment variables Hardcoded username, password, and HMAC secret in auth-gate.py replaced with os.environ lookups. Startup now refuses to run if any variable is unset. Added AUTH_GATE_SECRET/USER/PASS to .env.example. https://claude.ai/code/session_015uPUoKyYa8M2UAcyk5Gt6h * refactor(tooling): migrate from black+isort+bandit to ruff Replace three separate linting/formatting tools with a single ruff invocation. Updates tox.ini (lint, format, pre-push, pre-commit envs), .pre-commit-config.yaml, and CI workflow. Fixes all ruff errors including unused imports, missing raise-from, and undefined names. Ruff config maps existing bandit skips to equivalent S-rules. https://claude.ai/code/session_015uPUoKyYa8M2UAcyk5Gt6h --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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date=datetime.now(UTC).strftime("%Y-%m-%d"),
prune_date=(datetime.now(UTC).replace(day=25)).strftime("%Y-%m-%d"),
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)
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self.path.write_text(default_content)
logger.info("HotMemory: Created default MEMORY.md")
# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Vault Memory (memory/ directory)
# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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class VaultMemory:
"""Tier 2: Structured vault (memory/) — append-only markdown."""
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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def __init__(self) -> None:
self.path = VAULT_PATH
self._ensure_structure()
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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def _ensure_structure(self) -> None:
"""Ensure vault directory structure exists."""
(self.path / "self").mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
(self.path / "notes").mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
(self.path / "aar").mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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def write_note(self, name: str, content: str, namespace: str = "notes") -> Path:
"""Write a note to the vault."""
# Add timestamp to filename
ruff (#169) * polish: streamline nav, extract inline styles, improve tablet UX - Restructure desktop nav from 8+ flat links + overflow dropdown into 5 grouped dropdowns (Core, Agents, Intel, System, More) matching the mobile menu structure to reduce decision fatigue - Extract all inline styles from mission_control.html and base.html notification elements into mission-control.css with semantic classes - Replace JS-built innerHTML with secure DOM construction in notification loader and chat history - Add CONNECTING state to connection indicator (amber) instead of showing OFFLINE before WebSocket connects - Add tablet breakpoint (1024px) with larger touch targets for Apple Pencil / stylus use and safe-area padding for iPad toolbar - Add active-link highlighting in desktop dropdown menus - Rename "Mission Control" page title to "System Overview" to disambiguate from the chat home page - Add "Home — Timmy Time" page title to index.html https://claude.ai/code/session_015uPUoKyYa8M2UAcyk5Gt6h * fix(security): move auth-gate credentials to environment variables Hardcoded username, password, and HMAC secret in auth-gate.py replaced with os.environ lookups. Startup now refuses to run if any variable is unset. Added AUTH_GATE_SECRET/USER/PASS to .env.example. https://claude.ai/code/session_015uPUoKyYa8M2UAcyk5Gt6h * refactor(tooling): migrate from black+isort+bandit to ruff Replace three separate linting/formatting tools with a single ruff invocation. Updates tox.ini (lint, format, pre-push, pre-commit envs), .pre-commit-config.yaml, and CI workflow. Fixes all ruff errors including unused imports, missing raise-from, and undefined names. Ruff config maps existing bandit skips to equivalent S-rules. https://claude.ai/code/session_015uPUoKyYa8M2UAcyk5Gt6h --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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timestamp = datetime.now(UTC).strftime("%Y%m%d")
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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filename = f"{timestamp}_{name}.md"
filepath = self.path / namespace / filename
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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# Add header
full_content = f"""# {name.replace("_", " ").title()}
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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ruff (#169) * polish: streamline nav, extract inline styles, improve tablet UX - Restructure desktop nav from 8+ flat links + overflow dropdown into 5 grouped dropdowns (Core, Agents, Intel, System, More) matching the mobile menu structure to reduce decision fatigue - Extract all inline styles from mission_control.html and base.html notification elements into mission-control.css with semantic classes - Replace JS-built innerHTML with secure DOM construction in notification loader and chat history - Add CONNECTING state to connection indicator (amber) instead of showing OFFLINE before WebSocket connects - Add tablet breakpoint (1024px) with larger touch targets for Apple Pencil / stylus use and safe-area padding for iPad toolbar - Add active-link highlighting in desktop dropdown menus - Rename "Mission Control" page title to "System Overview" to disambiguate from the chat home page - Add "Home — Timmy Time" page title to index.html https://claude.ai/code/session_015uPUoKyYa8M2UAcyk5Gt6h * fix(security): move auth-gate credentials to environment variables Hardcoded username, password, and HMAC secret in auth-gate.py replaced with os.environ lookups. Startup now refuses to run if any variable is unset. Added AUTH_GATE_SECRET/USER/PASS to .env.example. https://claude.ai/code/session_015uPUoKyYa8M2UAcyk5Gt6h * refactor(tooling): migrate from black+isort+bandit to ruff Replace three separate linting/formatting tools with a single ruff invocation. Updates tox.ini (lint, format, pre-push, pre-commit envs), .pre-commit-config.yaml, and CI workflow. Fixes all ruff errors including unused imports, missing raise-from, and undefined names. Ruff config maps existing bandit skips to equivalent S-rules. https://claude.ai/code/session_015uPUoKyYa8M2UAcyk5Gt6h --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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> Created: {datetime.now(UTC).isoformat()}
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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> Namespace: {namespace}
---
{content}
---
*Auto-generated by Timmy Memory System*
"""
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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filepath.write_text(full_content)
logger.info("VaultMemory: Wrote %s", filepath)
return filepath
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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def read_file(self, filepath: Path) -> str:
"""Read a file from the vault."""
if not filepath.exists():
return ""
return filepath.read_text()
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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def update_user_profile(self, key: str, value: str) -> None:
"""Update a field in user_profile.md.
DEPRECATED: User profile updates should now use memory_write() to store
facts in the database. This method is kept for backward compatibility.
"""
logger.warning(
"VaultMemory.update_user_profile() is deprecated. "
"Use memory_write() to store user facts in the database."
)
# Still update the file for backward compatibility during transition
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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profile_path = self.path / "self" / "user_profile.md"
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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if not profile_path.exists():
self._create_default_profile()
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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content = profile_path.read_text()
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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pattern = rf"(\*\*{re.escape(key)}:\*\*).*"
if re.search(pattern, content):
safe_value = value.strip()
content = re.sub(pattern, lambda m: f"{m.group(1)} {safe_value}", content)
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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else:
facts_section = "## Important Facts"
if facts_section in content:
insert_point = content.find(facts_section) + len(facts_section)
content = content[:insert_point] + f"\n- {key}: {value}" + content[insert_point:]
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content = re.sub(
r"\*Last updated:.*\*",
ruff (#169) * polish: streamline nav, extract inline styles, improve tablet UX - Restructure desktop nav from 8+ flat links + overflow dropdown into 5 grouped dropdowns (Core, Agents, Intel, System, More) matching the mobile menu structure to reduce decision fatigue - Extract all inline styles from mission_control.html and base.html notification elements into mission-control.css with semantic classes - Replace JS-built innerHTML with secure DOM construction in notification loader and chat history - Add CONNECTING state to connection indicator (amber) instead of showing OFFLINE before WebSocket connects - Add tablet breakpoint (1024px) with larger touch targets for Apple Pencil / stylus use and safe-area padding for iPad toolbar - Add active-link highlighting in desktop dropdown menus - Rename "Mission Control" page title to "System Overview" to disambiguate from the chat home page - Add "Home — Timmy Time" page title to index.html https://claude.ai/code/session_015uPUoKyYa8M2UAcyk5Gt6h * fix(security): move auth-gate credentials to environment variables Hardcoded username, password, and HMAC secret in auth-gate.py replaced with os.environ lookups. Startup now refuses to run if any variable is unset. Added AUTH_GATE_SECRET/USER/PASS to .env.example. https://claude.ai/code/session_015uPUoKyYa8M2UAcyk5Gt6h * refactor(tooling): migrate from black+isort+bandit to ruff Replace three separate linting/formatting tools with a single ruff invocation. Updates tox.ini (lint, format, pre-push, pre-commit envs), .pre-commit-config.yaml, and CI workflow. Fixes all ruff errors including unused imports, missing raise-from, and undefined names. Ruff config maps existing bandit skips to equivalent S-rules. https://claude.ai/code/session_015uPUoKyYa8M2UAcyk5Gt6h --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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f"*Last updated: {datetime.now(UTC).strftime('%Y-%m-%d')}*",
content,
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)
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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profile_path.write_text(content)
logger.info("VaultMemory: Updated user profile: %s = %s", key, value)
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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def _create_default_profile(self) -> None:
"""Create default user profile."""
profile_path = self.path / "self" / "user_profile.md"
default = """# User Profile
> Learned information about the user.
## Basic Information
**Name:** (unknown)
**Location:** (unknown)
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**Occupation:** (unknown)
## Interests & Expertise
- (to be learned)
## Preferences
- Response style: concise, technical
- Tool usage: minimal
## Important Facts
- (to be extracted)
---
*Last updated: {date}*
ruff (#169) * polish: streamline nav, extract inline styles, improve tablet UX - Restructure desktop nav from 8+ flat links + overflow dropdown into 5 grouped dropdowns (Core, Agents, Intel, System, More) matching the mobile menu structure to reduce decision fatigue - Extract all inline styles from mission_control.html and base.html notification elements into mission-control.css with semantic classes - Replace JS-built innerHTML with secure DOM construction in notification loader and chat history - Add CONNECTING state to connection indicator (amber) instead of showing OFFLINE before WebSocket connects - Add tablet breakpoint (1024px) with larger touch targets for Apple Pencil / stylus use and safe-area padding for iPad toolbar - Add active-link highlighting in desktop dropdown menus - Rename "Mission Control" page title to "System Overview" to disambiguate from the chat home page - Add "Home — Timmy Time" page title to index.html https://claude.ai/code/session_015uPUoKyYa8M2UAcyk5Gt6h * fix(security): move auth-gate credentials to environment variables Hardcoded username, password, and HMAC secret in auth-gate.py replaced with os.environ lookups. Startup now refuses to run if any variable is unset. Added AUTH_GATE_SECRET/USER/PASS to .env.example. https://claude.ai/code/session_015uPUoKyYa8M2UAcyk5Gt6h * refactor(tooling): migrate from black+isort+bandit to ruff Replace three separate linting/formatting tools with a single ruff invocation. Updates tox.ini (lint, format, pre-push, pre-commit envs), .pre-commit-config.yaml, and CI workflow. Fixes all ruff errors including unused imports, missing raise-from, and undefined names. Ruff config maps existing bandit skips to equivalent S-rules. https://claude.ai/code/session_015uPUoKyYa8M2UAcyk5Gt6h --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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""".format(date=datetime.now(UTC).strftime("%Y-%m-%d"))
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profile_path.write_text(default)
# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Semantic Memory (Vector search)
# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
class SemanticMemory:
"""Vector-based semantic search over vault content."""
def __init__(self) -> None:
self.db_path = DB_PATH
self.vault_path = VAULT_PATH
@contextmanager
def _get_conn(self) -> Generator[sqlite3.Connection, None, None]:
"""Get connection to the instance's db_path (backward compatibility).
Uses self.db_path if set differently from global DB_PATH,
otherwise uses the global get_connection().
"""
if self.db_path == DB_PATH:
# Use global connection (normal production path)
with get_connection() as conn:
yield conn
else:
# Use instance-specific db_path (test path)
self.db_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
with closing(sqlite3.connect(str(self.db_path))) as conn:
conn.row_factory = sqlite3.Row
conn.execute("PRAGMA journal_mode=WAL")
conn.execute("PRAGMA busy_timeout=5000")
# Ensure schema exists
conn.execute("""
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS memories (
id TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
content TEXT NOT NULL,
memory_type TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT 'fact',
source TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT 'agent',
embedding TEXT,
metadata TEXT,
source_hash TEXT,
agent_id TEXT,
task_id TEXT,
session_id TEXT,
confidence REAL NOT NULL DEFAULT 0.8,
tags TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '[]',
created_at TEXT NOT NULL,
last_accessed TEXT,
access_count INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0
)
""")
conn.execute(
"CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_memories_type ON memories(memory_type)"
)
conn.execute("CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_memories_time ON memories(created_at)")
conn.execute("CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_memories_source ON memories(source)")
conn.commit()
yield conn
def _init_db(self) -> None:
"""Initialize database at self.db_path (backward compatibility).
This method is kept for backward compatibility with existing code and tests.
Schema creation is handled by _get_conn.
"""
# Trigger schema creation via _get_conn
with self._get_conn():
pass
def index_file(self, filepath: Path) -> int:
"""Index a single file into semantic memory."""
if not filepath.exists():
return 0
content = filepath.read_text()
file_hash = hashlib.md5(content.encode()).hexdigest()
with self._get_conn() as conn:
# Check if already indexed with same hash
cursor = conn.execute(
"SELECT metadata FROM memories WHERE source = ? AND memory_type = 'vault_chunk' LIMIT 1",
(str(filepath),),
)
existing = cursor.fetchone()
if existing and existing[0]:
try:
meta = json.loads(existing[0])
if meta.get("source_hash") == file_hash:
return 0 # Already indexed
except json.JSONDecodeError:
pass
# Delete old chunks for this file
conn.execute(
"DELETE FROM memories WHERE source = ? AND memory_type = 'vault_chunk'",
(str(filepath),),
)
# Split into chunks (paragraphs)
chunks = self._split_into_chunks(content)
# Index each chunk
now = datetime.now(UTC).isoformat()
for i, chunk_text in enumerate(chunks):
if len(chunk_text.strip()) < 20: # Skip tiny chunks
continue
chunk_id = f"{filepath.stem}_{i}"
chunk_embedding = embed_text(chunk_text)
conn.execute(
"""INSERT INTO memories
(id, content, memory_type, source, metadata, embedding, created_at)
VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)""",
(
chunk_id,
chunk_text,
"vault_chunk",
str(filepath),
json.dumps({"source_hash": file_hash, "chunk_index": i}),
json.dumps(chunk_embedding),
now,
),
)
conn.commit()
logger.info("SemanticMemory: Indexed %s (%d chunks)", filepath.name, len(chunks))
return len(chunks)
def _split_into_chunks(self, text: str, max_chunk_size: int = 500) -> list[str]:
"""Split text into semantic chunks."""
# Split by paragraphs first
paragraphs = text.split("\n\n")
chunks = []
for para in paragraphs:
para = para.strip()
if not para:
continue
# If paragraph is small enough, keep as one chunk
if len(para) <= max_chunk_size:
chunks.append(para)
else:
# Split long paragraphs by sentences
sentences = para.replace(". ", ".\n").split("\n")
current_chunk = ""
for sent in sentences:
if len(current_chunk) + len(sent) < max_chunk_size:
current_chunk += " " + sent if current_chunk else sent
else:
if current_chunk:
chunks.append(current_chunk.strip())
current_chunk = sent
if current_chunk:
chunks.append(current_chunk.strip())
return chunks
def index_vault(self) -> int:
"""Index entire vault directory."""
total_chunks = 0
for md_file in self.vault_path.rglob("*.md"):
# Skip handoff file (handled separately)
if "last-session-handoff" in md_file.name:
continue
total_chunks += self.index_file(md_file)
logger.info("SemanticMemory: Indexed vault (%d total chunks)", total_chunks)
return total_chunks
def search(self, query: str, top_k: int = 5) -> list[tuple[str, float]]:
"""Search for relevant memory chunks."""
query_embedding = embed_text(query)
with self._get_conn() as conn:
conn.row_factory = sqlite3.Row
# Get all vault chunks
rows = conn.execute(
"SELECT source, content, embedding FROM memories WHERE memory_type = 'vault_chunk'"
).fetchall()
# Calculate similarities
scored = []
for row in rows:
embedding = json.loads(row["embedding"])
score = cosine_similarity(query_embedding, embedding)
scored.append((row["source"], row["content"], score))
# Sort by score descending
scored.sort(key=lambda x: x[2], reverse=True)
# Return top_k
return [(content, score) for _, content, score in scored[:top_k]]
def get_relevant_context(self, query: str, max_chars: int = 2000) -> str:
"""Get formatted context string for a query."""
results = self.search(query, top_k=3)
if not results:
return ""
parts = []
total_chars = 0
for content, score in results:
if score < 0.3: # Similarity threshold
continue
chunk = f"[Relevant memory - score {score:.2f}]: {content[:400]}..."
if total_chars + len(chunk) > max_chars:
break
parts.append(chunk)
total_chars += len(chunk)
return "\n\n".join(parts) if parts else ""
def stats(self) -> dict:
"""Get indexing statistics."""
with self._get_conn() as conn:
cursor = conn.execute(
"SELECT COUNT(*), COUNT(DISTINCT source) FROM memories WHERE memory_type = 'vault_chunk'"
)
total_chunks, total_files = cursor.fetchone()
return {
"total_chunks": total_chunks,
"total_files": total_files,
"embedding_dim": EMBEDDING_DIM if _get_embedding_model() else 128,
}
class MemorySearcher:
"""High-level interface for memory search."""
def __init__(self) -> None:
self.semantic = SemanticMemory()
def search(self, query: str, tiers: list[str] = None) -> dict:
"""Search across memory tiers.
Args:
query: Search query
tiers: List of tiers to search ["hot", "vault", "semantic"]
Returns:
Dict with results from each tier
"""
tiers = tiers or ["semantic"] # Default to semantic only
results = {}
if "semantic" in tiers:
semantic_results = self.semantic.search(query, top_k=5)
results["semantic"] = [
{"content": content, "score": score} for content, score in semantic_results
]
return results
def get_context_for_query(self, query: str) -> str:
"""Get comprehensive context for a user query."""
# Get semantic context
semantic_context = self.semantic.get_relevant_context(query)
if semantic_context:
return f"## Relevant Past Context\n\n{semantic_context}"
return ""
# Module-level singletons
semantic_memory = SemanticMemory()
memory_searcher = MemorySearcher()
# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Tool Functions
# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
def memory_search(query: str, top_k: int = 5) -> str:
"""Search past conversations, notes, and stored facts for relevant context.
Searches across both the vault (indexed markdown files) and the
runtime memory store (facts and conversation fragments stored via
memory_write).
Args:
query: What to search for (e.g. "Bitcoin strategy", "server setup").
top_k: Number of results to return (default 5).
Returns:
Formatted string of relevant memory results.
"""
# Guard: model sometimes passes None for top_k
if top_k is None:
top_k = 5
parts: list[str] = []
# 1. Search semantic vault (indexed markdown files)
vault_results = semantic_memory.search(query, top_k)
for content, score in vault_results:
if score < 0.2:
continue
parts.append(f"[vault score {score:.2f}] {content[:300]}")
# 2. Search runtime vector store (stored facts/conversations)
try:
runtime_results = search_memories(query, limit=top_k, min_relevance=0.2)
for entry in runtime_results:
label = entry.context_type or "memory"
parts.append(f"[{label}] {entry.content[:300]}")
except Exception as exc:
logger.debug("Vector store search unavailable: %s", exc)
if not parts:
return "No relevant memories found."
return "\n\n".join(parts)
def memory_read(query: str = "", top_k: int = 5) -> str:
"""Read from persistent memory — search facts, notes, and past conversations.
This is the primary tool for recalling stored information. If no query
is given, returns the most recent personal facts. With a query, it
searches semantically across all stored memories.
Args:
query: Optional search term. Leave empty to list recent facts.
top_k: Maximum results to return (default 5).
Returns:
Formatted string of memory contents.
"""
if top_k is None:
top_k = 5
parts: list[str] = []
# Always include personal facts first
try:
facts = search_memories(query or "", limit=top_k, min_relevance=0.0)
fact_entries = [e for e in facts if (e.context_type or "") == "fact"]
if fact_entries:
parts.append("## Personal Facts")
for entry in fact_entries[:top_k]:
parts.append(f"- {entry.content[:300]}")
except Exception as exc:
logger.debug("Vector store unavailable for memory_read: %s", exc)
# If a query was provided, also do semantic search
if query:
search_result = memory_search(query, top_k)
if search_result and search_result != "No relevant memories found.":
parts.append("\n## Search Results")
parts.append(search_result)
if not parts:
return "No memories stored yet. Use memory_write to store information."
return "\n".join(parts)
def memory_write(content: str, context_type: str = "fact") -> str:
"""Store a piece of information in persistent memory.
Use this tool when the user explicitly asks you to remember something.
Stored memories are searchable via memory_search across all channels
(web GUI, Discord, Telegram, etc.).
Args:
content: The information to remember (e.g. a phrase, fact, or note).
context_type: Type of memory "fact" for permanent facts,
"conversation" for conversation context,
"document" for document fragments.
Returns:
Confirmation that the memory was stored.
"""
if not content or not content.strip():
return "Nothing to store — content is empty."
valid_types = ("fact", "conversation", "document")
if context_type not in valid_types:
context_type = "fact"
try:
# Dedup check for facts — skip if a similar fact already exists
# Threshold 0.75 catches paraphrases (was 0.9 which only caught near-exact)
if context_type == "fact":
existing = search_memories(
content.strip(), limit=3, context_type="fact", min_relevance=0.75
)
if existing:
return f"Similar fact already stored (id={existing[0].id[:8]}). Skipping duplicate."
entry = store_memory(
content=content.strip(),
source="agent",
context_type=context_type,
)
return f"Stored in memory (type={context_type}, id={entry.id[:8]}). This is now searchable across all channels."
except Exception as exc:
logger.error("Failed to write memory: %s", exc)
return f"Failed to store memory: {exc}"
def memory_forget(query: str) -> str:
"""Remove a stored memory that is outdated, incorrect, or no longer relevant.
Searches for memories matching the query and deletes the closest match.
Use this when the user says to forget something or when stored information
has changed.
Args:
query: Description of the memory to forget (e.g. "my phone number",
"the old server address").
Returns:
Confirmation of what was forgotten, or a message if nothing matched.
"""
if not query or not query.strip():
return "Nothing to forget — query is empty."
try:
results = search_memories(query.strip(), limit=3, min_relevance=0.3)
if not results:
return "No matching memories found to forget."
# Delete the closest match
best = results[0]
deleted = delete_memory(best.id)
if deleted:
return f'Forgotten: "{best.content[:80]}" (type={best.context_type})'
return "Memory not found (may have already been deleted)."
except Exception as exc:
logger.error("Failed to forget memory: %s", exc)
return f"Failed to forget: {exc}"
# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Memory System (Central Coordinator)
# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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class MemorySystem:
"""Central memory system coordinating all tiers."""
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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def __init__(self) -> None:
self.hot = HotMemory()
self.vault = VaultMemory()
self.session_decisions: list[str] = []
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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def end_session(self, summary: str) -> None:
"""End session - stores session summary in database."""
# Store session end fact in database instead of updating MEMORY.md
try:
store_memory(
content=f"Session ended: {summary}",
source="system",
context_type="conversation",
metadata={"event": "session_end"},
)
except Exception as exc:
logger.warning("Failed to store session end: %s", exc)
logger.info("MemorySystem: Session ended")
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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def record_decision(self, decision: str) -> None:
"""Record a key decision during session (retained for API compatibility)."""
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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self.session_decisions.append(decision)
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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def update_user_fact(self, key: str, value: str) -> None:
"""Update user fact in the database."""
# Store as a fact in the database
try:
store_memory(
content=f"{key}: {value}",
source="system",
context_type="fact",
metadata={"key": key, "value": value},
)
except Exception as exc:
logger.warning("Failed to store user fact: %s", exc)
def read_soul(self) -> str:
"""Read soul.md — Timmy's core identity. Returns empty string if missing."""
try:
if SOUL_PATH.exists():
return SOUL_PATH.read_text()
except OSError as exc:
logger.debug("Failed to read soul.md: %s", exc)
return ""
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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def get_system_context(self) -> str:
"""Get full context for system prompt injection."""
context_parts = []
# 0. Soul identity (immutable, always first)
soul_content = self.read_soul()
if soul_content:
context_parts.append("## Soul Identity\n" + soul_content)
# 1. Hot memory (computed from DB facts)
hot_content = self.hot.read()
context_parts.append("## Hot Memory\n" + hot_content)
# 2. User facts are now included in hot memory via recall_personal_facts
return "\n\n---\n\n".join(context_parts)
Implement three-tier memory architecture (Hot/Vault/Handoff) This commit replaces the previous memory_layers.py with a proper three-tier memory system as specified by the user: ## Tier 1 — Hot Memory (MEMORY.md) - Single flat file always loaded into system context - Contains: current status, standing rules, agent roster, key decisions - ~300 lines max, pruned monthly - Managed by HotMemory class ## Tier 2 — Structured Vault (memory/) - Directory with three namespaces: • self/ — identity.md, user_profile.md, methodology.md • notes/ — session logs, AARs, research • aar/ — post-task retrospectives - Markdown format, Obsidian-compatible - Append-only, date-stamped - Managed by VaultMemory class ## Handoff Protocol - last-session-handoff.md written at session end - Contains: summary, key decisions, open items, next steps - Auto-loaded at next session start - Maintains continuity across resets ## Implementation ### New Files: - src/timmy/memory_system.py — Core memory system - MEMORY.md — Hot memory template - memory/self/*.md — Identity, user profile, methodology ### Modified: - src/timmy/agent.py — Integrated with memory system - create_timmy() injects memory context - TimmyWithMemory class with automatic fact extraction - tests/test_agent.py — Updated for memory context ## Key Principles - Hot memory = small and curated - Vault = append-only, never delete - Handoffs = continuity mechanism - Flat files = human-readable, portable ## Usage All 973 tests pass.
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# ── Lazy singleton ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
_memory_system: MemorySystem | None = None
def get_memory_system() -> MemorySystem:
"""Return the module-level MemorySystem, creating it on first access."""
global _memory_system
if _memory_system is None:
_memory_system = MemorySystem()
return _memory_system
def reset_memory_system() -> None:
"""Reset the singleton for test isolation."""
global _memory_system
_memory_system = None
def __getattr__(name: str):
"""Module-level __getattr__ for lazy backward-compatible access."""
if name == "memory_system":
return get_memory_system()
raise AttributeError(f"module {__name__!r} has no attribute {name!r}")