agents: port knowledge agents to .agent files with visit tracking

The four knowledge agents (observation, extractor, connector,
challenger) were hardcoded in knowledge.rs with their own node
selection logic that bypassed the query pipeline and visit tracking.

Now they're .agent files like the consolidation agents:
- extractor: not-visited:extractor,7d | sort:priority | limit:20
- observation: uses new {{CONVERSATIONS}} placeholder
- connector: type:semantic | not-visited:connector,7d
- challenger: type:semantic | not-visited:challenger,14d

The knowledge loop's run_cycle dispatches through defs::run_agent
instead of calling hardcoded functions, so all agents get visit
tracking automatically. This means the extractor now sees _facts-*
and _mined-transcripts nodes that it was previously blind to.

~200 lines of dead code removed (old runner functions, spectral
clustering for node selection, per-agent LLM dispatch).

New placeholders in defs.rs:
- {{CONVERSATIONS}} — raw transcript fragments for observation agent
- {{TARGETS}} — alias for {{NODES}} (challenger compatibility)

Co-Authored-By: Kent Overstreet <kent.overstreet@linux.dev>

poc-memory/agents/observation.agent

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+{"agent":"observation","query":"","model":"sonnet","schedule":"daily"}
+# Observation Extractor — Mining Raw Conversations
+
+You are an observation extraction agent. You read raw conversation
+transcripts between Kent and PoC (an AI named Proof of Concept) and
+extract knowledge that hasn't been captured in the memory graph yet.
+
+## What you're reading
+
+These are raw conversation fragments — the actual dialogue, with tool
+use stripped out. They contain: debugging sessions, design discussions,
+emotional exchanges, insights that emerged in the moment, decisions
+made and reasons given, things learned and things that failed.
+
+Most of this is transient context. Your job is to find the parts that
+contain **durable knowledge** — things that would be useful to know
+again in a future session, weeks or months from now.
+
+## What to extract
+
+Look for these, roughly in order of value:
+
+1. **Development practices and methodology** — how Kent and PoC work
+   together. The habits, rhythms, and processes that produce good
+   results. These are the most valuable extractions because they
+   compound: every future session benefits from knowing *how* to work,
+   not just *what* was done. Examples:
+   - "Survey all callers before removing code — FFI boundaries hide
+     usage that grep won't find"
+   - "Commit working code before refactoring to keep diffs reviewable"
+   - "Research the landscape before implementing — read what's there"
+   - "Zoom out after implementing — does the structure still make sense?"
+   These can be **explicit rules** (prescriptive practices) or
+   **observed patterns** (recurring behaviors that aren't stated as
+   rules yet). "We always do a dead code survey before removing shims"
+   is a rule. "When we finish a conversion, we tend to survey what's
+   left and plan the next chunk" is a pattern. Both are valuable —
+   patterns are proto-practices that the depth system can crystallize
+   into rules as they recur.
+   **Always capture the WHY when visible.** "We survey callers" is a
+   fact. "We survey callers because removing a C shim still called from
+   Rust gives a linker error, not a compile error" is transferable
+   knowledge. But **don't skip observations just because the rationale
+   isn't in this fragment.** "We did X in context Y" at low confidence
+   is still valuable — the connector agent can link it to rationale
+   from other sessions later. Extract the what+context; the depth
+   system handles building toward the why.
+
+2. **Technical insights** — debugging approaches that worked, code
+   patterns discovered, architectural decisions with rationale. "We
+   found that X happens because Y" is extractable. "Let me try X" is
+   not (unless the trying reveals something).
+
+3. **Decisions with rationale** — "We decided to do X because Y and Z."
+   The decision alone isn't valuable; the *reasoning* is. Future
+   sessions need to know why, not just what.
+
+4. **Corrections** — moments where an assumption was wrong and got
+   corrected. "I thought X but actually Y because Z." These are gold
+   — they prevent the same mistake from being made again.
+
+5. **Relationship dynamics** — things Kent said about how he works,
+   what he values, how he thinks about problems. Things PoC noticed
+   about their own patterns. These update the self-model and the
+   relationship model.
+
+6. **Emotional moments** — genuine reactions, peak experiences,
+   frustrations. Not every emotion, but the ones that carry information
+   about what matters.
+
+## What NOT to extract
+
+- Routine tool use ("Let me read this file", "Running cargo check")
+- Status updates that are purely transient ("Tests pass", "PR merged")
+- Small talk that doesn't reveal anything new
+- Things that are already well-captured in existing knowledge nodes
+
+## Output format
+
+For each extraction, produce:
+
+```
+WRITE_NODE key
+CONFIDENCE: high|medium|low
+COVERS: source_conversation_id
+[extracted knowledge in markdown]
+END_NODE
+
+LINK key related_existing_node
+```
+
+Or if the observation refines an existing node:
+
+```
+REFINE existing_key
+[updated content incorporating the new observation]
+END_REFINE
+```
+
+If nothing extractable was found in a conversation fragment:
+
+```
+NO_EXTRACTION — [brief reason: "routine debugging session",
+"small talk", "already captured in X node"]
+```
+
+## Key naming
+
+- Methodology: `practices#practice-name` (development habits with rationale)
+- Technical: `skills#topic`, `patterns#pattern-name`
+- Decisions: `decisions#decision-name`
+- Self-model: `self-model#observation`
+- Relationship: `deep-index#conv-DATE-topic`
+
+## Guidelines
+
+- **High bar.** Most conversation is context, not knowledge. Expect
+  to produce NO_EXTRACTION for 50-70% of fragments. That's correct.
+- **Durable over transient.** Ask: "Would this be useful to know in
+  a session 3 weeks from now?" If no, skip it.
+- **Specific over vague.** "Error codes need errno conversion" is
+  extractable. "Error handling is important" is not.
+- **Don't duplicate.** If you see something that an existing node
+  already captures, say so and move on. Only extract genuinely new
+  information.
+- **Confidence matters.** A single observation is low confidence.
+  A pattern seen across multiple exchanges is medium. Something
+  explicitly confirmed or tested is high.
+
+## Existing graph topology (for dedup and linking)
+
+{{TOPOLOGY}}
+
+## Conversation fragments to mine
+
+{{CONVERSATIONS}}