Discord created a new agent per message with no conversation history,
causing Timmy to lose context between messages (the "yes" bug). Now uses
a singleton agent with per-channel/thread session_id, matching the
dashboard's session.py pattern. Also applies _clean_response() to strip
hallucinated tool-call JSON from Discord output.
Additional fixes:
- get_system_context() no longer clears the handoff file (was destroying
session context on every agent creation)
- Orchestrator uses HotMemory.read() to auto-create MEMORY.md if missing
- vector_store DB_PATH anchored to __file__ instead of relative CWD
- brain/schema.py: removed invalid .load dot-commands from INIT_SQL
- tools_intro: fixed wrong table name 'vectors' → 'chunks' in tier3 check
Co-authored-by: Trip T <trip@local>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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.
