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Update the experience mining prompt to output links alongside journal entries. The LLM now returns a "links" array per entry pointing to existing semantic nodes. Rust code creates the links immediately after node creation — new nodes arrive pre-connected instead of orphaned. Also: remove # from all key generation paths (experience miner, digest section keys, observed transcript keys). New nodes get clean dash-separated keys. Co-Authored-By: Kent Overstreet <kent.overstreet@linux.dev> |
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Consolidation Agent Prompts
Five Sonnet agents, each mapping to a biological memory consolidation process.
Run during "sleep" (dream sessions) or on-demand via poc-memory consolidate-batch.
Agent roles
| Agent | Biological analog | Job |
|---|---|---|
| replay | Hippocampal replay + schema assimilation | Review priority nodes, propose integration |
| linker | Relational binding (hippocampal CA1) | Extract relations from episodes, cross-link |
| separator | Pattern separation (dentate gyrus) | Resolve interfering memory pairs |
| transfer | CLS (hippocampal → cortical transfer) | Compress episodes into semantic summaries |
| health | Synaptic homeostasis (SHY/Tononi) | Audit graph health, flag structural issues |
Invocation
Each prompt is a template. The harness (poc-memory consolidate-batch) fills in
the data sections with actual node content, graph metrics, and neighbor lists.
Output format
All agents output structured actions, one per line:
LINK source_key target_key [strength]
CATEGORIZE key category
COMPRESS key "one-sentence summary"
EXTRACT key topic_file.md section_name
CONFLICT key1 key2 "description"
DIFFERENTIATE key1 key2 "what makes them distinct"
MERGE key1 key2 "merged summary"
DIGEST "title" "content"
NOTE "observation about the graph or memory system"
The harness parses these and either executes (low-risk: LINK, CATEGORIZE, NOTE) or queues for review (high-risk: COMPRESS, EXTRACT, MERGE, DIGEST).