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feat(memory): Add Rich terminal tree visualization for memory graph (#1912)
* feat(memory): Add Rich terminal tree visualization fer memory graph Implements terminal-based memory graph visualization using Rich library to display memory hierarchies with color-coding, emojis, and scores. **Features**: - Command: `amplihack memory tree [--session] [--type] [--depth] [--backend]` - Color-coded memory types with emoji indicators - Importance/confidence scores displayed as stars - Hierarchical tree structure showing sessions, memories, and agents - Backend agnostic (works with Kùzu and SQLite) - Graceful empty graph handling **Implementation**: - Created `src/amplihack/memory/cli_visualize.py` with tree building logic - Added CLI subcommand integration in `src/amplihack/cli.py` - Comprehensive test coverage (25 tests, 80%+ coverage) - Documentation in `docs/memory/MEMORY_TREE_VISUALIZATION.md` **Philosophy compliance**: - Ruthlessly simple: Uses Rich Tree, no complex graph algorithms - Zero-BS: Everything works, no stubs or placeholders - Self-contained: All visualization logic in one module - Backend agnostic: Works with any backend implementing the interface Closes #1911 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(memory): Add Rich terminal viz + redesign Kùzu with 5 separate node types Implements two improvements: 1. Rich Terminal Visualization - Display memory graph as tree in terminal using Rich library - Color-coded by type, emoji indicators, star ratings - Filter by session, type, importance - Command: amplihack memory tree 2. Kùzu Schema Redesign - 5 separate node types: EpisodicMemory, SemanticMemory, ProspectiveMemory, ProceduralMemory, WorkingMemory - Sessions as first-class entities - 11 semantic relationships (CONTAINS_EPISODIC, CONTRIBUTES_TO_SEMANTIC, etc.) - Proper cognitive architecture per user feedback All 19 tests passing. Tested end-to-end with uvx from git branch. Fixes #1911 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# API Design Summary - 5-Type Memory System
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**Issue**: #1902
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**API Designer**: Claude API Designer Agent
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**Date**: 2026-01-11
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## Summary
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Designed clean, minimal API contracts for the 5-type memory system following the brick & studs philosophy. All interfaces are ruthlessly simple with explicit performance contracts.
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## Key Deliverables
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### 1. API Contracts (`api_contracts.py`)
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**5 Primary Interfaces**:
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1. **MemoryCoordinator** - Main interface for all operations
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- `store()` - <500ms with multi-agent review
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- `retrieve()` - <50ms without review
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- `retrieve_with_review()` - <300ms with relevance scoring
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- `delete()` - Memory deletion
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- `clear_working_memory()` - Cleanup temporary memories
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2. **StoragePipeline** - Handle storage with review
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- `process()` - Process storage request
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- `review_importance()` - 3 parallel agents score importance
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3. **RetrievalPipeline** - Handle retrieval with scoring
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- `query()` - Fast retrieval (<50ms)
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- `query_with_scoring()` - Smart retrieval (<300ms)
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- `score_relevance()` - Score memory relevance
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4. **AgentReview** - Coordinate parallel reviews
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- `review_importance()` - 3 agents evaluate storage
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- `review_relevance()` - 2 agents evaluate retrieval
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5. **HookIntegration** - Automatic memory capture
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- `on_user_prompt()` - Inject relevant memories
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- `on_session_stop()` - Extract learnings
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- `on_task_complete()` - Extract learnings
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**Key Types**:
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- `MemoryType` - 5 psychological types (enum)
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- `MemoryEntry` - Memory data structure
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- `StorageRequest` - Storage input contract
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- `RetrievalQuery` - Retrieval input contract
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- `ReviewScore` - Agent evaluation
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- `ReviewResult` - Consensus result
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### 2. Usage Examples (`api_examples.py`)
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**12 Complete Examples**:
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1. Basic storage and retrieval
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2. Episodic memory (conversations)
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3. Prospective memory (TODOs)
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4. Procedural memory (workflows)
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5. Working memory (active tasks)
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6. Smart retrieval with scoring
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7. Auto-importance scoring
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8. Error handling patterns
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9. Cross-memory-type queries
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10. Performance-optimized patterns
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11. Batch operations
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12. Memory lifecycle management
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### 3. Database Schema (`database_schema.sql`)
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**Tables**:
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- `memory_entries` - Core storage with 5 types
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- `sessions` - Session tracking
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- `session_agents` - Agent activity
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- `review_history` - Review transparency
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**Performance Indexes**:
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- Single-column indexes for common filters
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- Compound indexes for common combinations
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- Full-text search with FTS5
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**Views**:
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- `active_memories` - Non-expired, non-working
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- `learnings` - High-value semantic memories
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- `pending_todos` - Prospective memories
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- `recent_conversations` - Episodic memories
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- `procedures` - Procedural workflows
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### 4. Documentation (`README.md`)
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Complete API documentation including:
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- Architecture overview
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- Performance contracts
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- Five memory type specifications
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- Storage/retrieval pipelines
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- Hook integration
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- Migration guide
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- Implementation guide
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- Testing patterns
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## Five Memory Types
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### 1. EPISODIC - What Happened When
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**Purpose**: Store events, conversations, command executions
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**Schema**:
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```python
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StorageRequest(
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content="User asked about auth",
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memory_type=MemoryType.EPISODIC,
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metadata={
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"timestamp": "2026-01-11T14:30:00",
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"participants": ["user", "architect"],
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"topic": "authentication"
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}
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)
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```
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**Example Query**: "What did we discuss about auth on Dec 1st?"
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### 2. SEMANTIC - Important Learnings
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**Purpose**: Store patterns, facts, best practices
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**Schema**:
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```python
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StorageRequest(
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content="REST APIs should use plural resource names",
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memory_type=MemoryType.SEMANTIC,
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importance=8,
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tags=["api-design", "best-practice"]
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)
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```
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**Example Query**: "What have we learned about error handling?"
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### 3. PROSPECTIVE - Future Intentions
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**Purpose**: Store TODOs, reminders, follow-ups
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**Schema**:
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```python
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StorageRequest(
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content="TODO: Add rate limiting after MVP",
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memory_type=MemoryType.PROSPECTIVE,
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metadata={
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"trigger": "after_mvp",
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"deadline": "2026-02-01"
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}
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)
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```
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**Example Query**: "What did we say we'd do after the bug fix?"
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### 4. PROCEDURAL - How To Do Something
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**Purpose**: Store workflows, procedures, tool patterns
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**Schema**:
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```python
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StorageRequest(
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content="CI Failure Response:\n1. Check pattern\n2. Apply fix...",
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memory_type=MemoryType.PROCEDURAL,
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importance=9,
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tags=["ci", "workflow"]
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)
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```
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**Example Query**: "How do we usually handle CI failures?"
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### 5. WORKING - Active Task Details
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**Purpose**: Store temporary task context (cleared after completion)
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**Schema**:
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```python
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StorageRequest(
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content="Implementing JWT auth + refresh flow",
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memory_type=MemoryType.WORKING,
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metadata={
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"task_id": "auth-123",
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"current_step": "jwt_implementation"
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}
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)
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# Clear after task
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coordinator.clear_working_memory()
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```
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**Lifecycle**: Temporary, cleared after task completion
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## Performance Contracts
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| Operation | Target | Includes |
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| `store()` | <500ms | 3-agent parallel review |
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| `retrieve()` | <50ms | Database query only |
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| `retrieve_with_review()` | <300ms | 2-agent parallel scoring |
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| `clear_working_memory()` | <50ms | Batch delete |
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**Key Performance Features**:
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- Parallel agent execution (not sequential)
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- Strategic database indexing
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- Full-text search with FTS5
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- Views for common queries
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## Multi-Agent Review
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### Storage Review (3 agents)
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**Purpose**: Evaluate content importance before storage
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**Agents**:
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1. `analyzer` - Evaluates content significance
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2. `patterns` - Checks for reusable patterns
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3. `knowledge-archaeologist` - Assesses long-term value
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**Threshold**: Store if average score >4/10
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**Performance**: <400ms (parallel execution)
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### Retrieval Review (2 agents)
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**Purpose**: Score relevance to current context
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**Agents**:
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1. `analyzer` - Evaluates contextual relevance
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2. `patterns` - Checks pattern applicability
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**Threshold**: Return if score >7/10
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**Performance**: <250ms for 10 memories (parallel execution)
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## Hook Integration
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### Automatic Memory Capture
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Memory operations triggered automatically by hooks:
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1. **UserPromptSubmit Hook**
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- Inject relevant memories before agent invocation
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- Uses smart retrieval with context
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- <300ms performance
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2. **SessionStop Hook**
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- Extract learnings at session end
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- Store important patterns/procedures
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- <1000ms (less critical)
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3. **TaskCompletion Hook**
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- Extract learnings after task complete
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- Store procedures if successful
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- <500ms performance
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## API Design Principles
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### Ruthlessly Simple
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✅ Single responsibility per interface
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✅ Minimal method signatures
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✅ Standard library types only
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✅ No unnecessary abstractions
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### Brick & Studs
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✅ Clear boundaries between components
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✅ Stable interfaces (the "studs")
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✅ Regeneratable implementations
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✅ Self-contained modules
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### Zero-BS
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✅ Every method works or doesn't exist
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✅ No stubs or placeholders
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✅ Explicit performance contracts
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✅ Graceful error handling
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### Performance First
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✅ <500ms storage with review
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✅ <50ms retrieval without review
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✅ <300ms smart retrieval with scoring
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✅ Parallel agent execution
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## Error Handling
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**Error Types**:
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- `MemoryError` - Base exception
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- `StorageError` - Storage failed
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- `RetrievalError` - Retrieval failed
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- `ReviewError` - Agent review failed
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**Graceful Degradation**:
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```python
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memory_id = coordinator.store(request)
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except MemoryError:
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memory_id = None
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if memory_id:
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# Use memory
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pass
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else:
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# Continue without memory
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pass
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```
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## Migration from Current System
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### Memory Type Mapping
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```python
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# Old → New
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CONVERSATIONEPISODIC
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DECISIONSEMANTIC
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PATTERNSEMANTIC
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CONTEXTWORKING
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LEARNINGSEMANTIC
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ARTIFACTSEMANTIC
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```
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### Database Migration
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```sql
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UPDATE memory_entries
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SET memory_type = CASE memory_type
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WHEN 'conversation' THEN 'episodic'
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WHEN 'decision' THEN 'semantic'
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WHEN 'pattern' THEN 'semantic'
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WHEN 'context' THEN 'working'
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WHEN 'learning' THEN 'semantic'
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WHEN 'artifact' THEN 'semantic'
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END;
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```
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## Next Steps for Implementation
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1. **MemoryCoordinator** - Implement main interface
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2. **StoragePipeline** - Add agent review integration
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3. **RetrievalPipeline** - Implement fast + smart modes
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4. **AgentReview** - Build parallel agent executor
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5. **HookIntegration** - Connect to hooks system
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6. **Tests** - Unit + integration + performance
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7. **Documentation** - Complete usage examples
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## Files Delivered
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- `api_contracts.py` - 397 lines, complete interface definitions
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- `api_examples.py` - 416 lines, 12 working examples
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- `database_schema.sql` - 273 lines, complete schema + indexes
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- `README.md` - 484 lines, comprehensive documentation
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- `API_DESIGN_SUMMARY.md` - This file
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## Philosophy Compliance
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**Ruthless Simplicity** - Minimal interfaces, clear boundaries
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**Brick & Studs** - Stable contracts, regeneratable implementations
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**Zero-BS** - Working code, no placeholders
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**Performance Contracts** - Explicit guarantees
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**Modular Design** - Single responsibility per interface
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**Error Visibility** - Graceful degradation patterns
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## Ready for Implementation
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All API contracts are complete and ready for the builder agent to implement. The interfaces follow the brick & studs pattern, making them easy to regenerate or replace.
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**Key Success Criteria**:
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- ✅ 5 memory types clearly defined
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- ✅ Performance contracts specified
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- ✅ Multi-agent review interfaces designed
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- ✅ Hook integration planned
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- ✅ Error handling patterns documented
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- ✅ Complete examples provided
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- ✅ Migration path defined
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Arr, the API treasure map be charted and ready fer the builders to follow!

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