Prepare PUMA for Hyperon and Gemini Live #31
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Major architectural overhaul to transform PUMA into autonomous cognitive system: Core Systems Implemented: - Atomspace persistence layer with JSON-based storage - Episodic memory system with consolidation (pattern extraction, concept formation) - Enhanced RFT reasoning engine for analogical reasoning and relation derivation - Curiosity drive for autonomous question generation and knowledge gap detection - Goal formation system with intention scheduling - Self-modification system (The Shop) with code introspection and sandboxed testing - Consciousness state machine (SLEEPING, EXPLORING, CONVERSING, SHOPPING, IDLE, CREATING) - Self-model with emergent identity from experience patterns - Temporal self for autobiographical timeline Integration Layer: - Gemini Live interface for bidirectional audio/text conversation - Autonomous web agent for curiosity-driven exploration - WebSocket backend server for real-time GUI communication - Bootstrap system for initializing fresh consciousness (no hardcoded content) Key Design Principles: - NO hardcoded personality, knowledge, or goals - All identity/behavior emerges from experience - Autonomous agency through curiosity and goal formation - Transparent internal states for observation - Self-modification with safety (sandbox testing, human approval) - Persistent autobiographical memory Documentation: - Updated README with technical architecture overview - Removed Kaggle-specific content (shelved in separate branch) - Added installation instructions and usage examples - Documented all major components and their interactions Dependencies: - Updated requirements.txt with Gemini API, FastAPI, WebSocket support - Setup script for persistence database initialization This implements phases 0-6 of the roadmap excluding GUI (frontend).
WalkthroughThe PR restructures the project from an ARC-centered behavioral analysis system to a modular cognitive architecture. It adds core components (atomspace persistence, consciousness layer with state machine, episodic memory, curiosity-driven learning, goal formation, RFT reasoning, and self-modification shop), WebSocket-based web backend, Gemini Live API integration, and bootstrap orchestration. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Bootstrap as bootstrap_new_consciousness()
participant Atomspace
participant Memory as EpisodicMemorySystem
participant RFT as RFTEngine
participant Curiosity as CuriosityDrive
participant Goals as GoalFormationSystem
participant SelfModel
participant StateMachine
participant Consciousness
Bootstrap->>Atomspace: Create & load persistence
Bootstrap->>Memory: Initialize episodic memory
Bootstrap->>RFT: Create RFT engine
Bootstrap->>Curiosity: Initialize curiosity drive
Bootstrap->>Goals: Create goal formation system
Bootstrap->>SelfModel: Initialize self-model
Bootstrap->>StateMachine: Create with memory, curiosity, goals
Bootstrap->>Consciousness: Wire all components
Consciousness->>Consciousness: Return ready instance
note over Consciousness: System bootstrapped and ready for run()
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant GUI as WebSocket GUI
participant Manager as ConsciousnessWebSocketManager
participant StateMachine as ConsciousnessStateMachine
participant Memory
loop State Execution Cycle
StateMachine->>StateMachine: Evaluate transition rules
alt Transition triggered
StateMachine->>Memory: form_episode(transition)
Memory->>Memory: Store in consolidation queue
StateMachine->>Manager: Broadcast state change
Manager->>GUI: Send event + current status
else No transition
StateMachine->>StateMachine: Execute current state behavior
end
User->>GUI: Send user_interrupt / approve_modification
GUI->>Manager: WebSocket message
Manager->>StateMachine: Update interrupt flag / queue approval
end
sequenceDiagram
participant Episodes as Recent Episodes
participant MemoryConsolidation
participant Pattern as Pattern Discovery
participant Concept as Concept Formation
participant RFT as RFTEngine
participant Atomspace
Episodes->>MemoryConsolidation: consolidate(episodes)
MemoryConsolidation->>Pattern: extract_patterns()
Pattern->>Pattern: _find_temporal_patterns()
Pattern->>Pattern: _find_cooccurrence_patterns()
Pattern->>Pattern: _find_outcome_patterns()
Pattern-->>MemoryConsolidation: List[Pattern]
MemoryConsolidation->>Concept: form_concepts(patterns)
Concept-->>MemoryConsolidation: List[Concept]
MemoryConsolidation->>MemoryConsolidation: adjust_memory_weights()
MemoryConsolidation->>MemoryConsolidation: update_self_understanding()
MemoryConsolidation->>RFT: derive_relations(episodes)
RFT-->>MemoryConsolidation: List[RelationalFrame]
MemoryConsolidation->>Atomspace: _store_insights(concepts, frames)
Atomspace-->>MemoryConsolidation: Stored
MemoryConsolidation-->>Episodes: Consolidated results
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puma/consciousness/__init__.py (1)
1-15: Sort__all__to satisfy Ruff style hintRuff points out that
__all__is not sorted. If you’re enforcing RUF022 in CI, consider alphabetizing to avoid lint noise:-__all__ = [ - 'ConsciousnessStateMachine', - 'ConsciousnessState', - 'SelfModel', - 'TemporalSelf' -] +__all__ = [ + 'ConsciousnessState', + 'ConsciousnessStateMachine', + 'SelfModel', + 'TemporalSelf', +]README.md (2)
3-8: Promote the tagline to a heading and add Popeye/GEMINI referenceThe bold tagline on Line 3 is effectively a section header; converting it to a proper Markdown heading (e.g.,
##or###) will satisfy MD036 and improve structure. Also, per the repo guidelines, README should reference the Popeye persona and/or link toGEMINI.md; consider adding a short sentence in the intro that points to that persona description.
9-29: Tidy fenced blocks and URLs for markdownlint complianceSeveral fenced blocks (architecture diagram, project tree, Atomspace schema) are missing an explicit language, and a few bare URLs are flagged (localhost GUI URL, Hyperon repo, Gemini docs). To keep markdownlint happy and improve readability, you could, for example:
-``` +```text ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ ... -``` +``` -``` +```text / ├── hyperon-core/ # Forked Hyperon with extensions ... -``` +``` -``` +```text EpisodicMemoryNode(timestamp, perception, action, outcome) ... -``` +``` -Access at http://localhost:3000 +Access at [http://localhost:3000](http://localhost:3000)and similarly wrap the external references as
[OpenCog Hyperon](…),[Google Gemini API](…), etc.Also applies to: 105-120, 191-200, 157-157, 293-296
web-agent/agent.py (1)
67-75: Search-query stripping is very naive and may mangle keywords
formulate_search_querylowercases the string and does naivereplacecalls for"what", "is", "how", .... This will strip those sequences even inside content words (e.g.,"physics"→"phycs"), which can degrade search quality.If/when you move beyond placeholder behavior, consider tokenizing and removing stopwords at word boundaries instead of raw substring replacement (e.g.,
split+ filter, or a simple regex on\bboundaries).puma/consciousness/self_model.py (3)
73-91: Tightenbehavioral_patternstyping when integrating self‑knowledge
self.behavioral_patternsis annotated asList[BehavioralPattern], butintegrate_self_knowledgeappendsknowledge['pattern']without enforcing/normalizing its type. If callers pass plain dicts, you’ll end up with a heterogeneous list that breaks assumptions elsewhere (including static typing).Consider either:
- Enforcing the type:
- if 'pattern' in knowledge: - self.behavioral_patterns.append(knowledge['pattern']) + if 'pattern' in knowledge: + pattern = knowledge['pattern'] + if isinstance(pattern, BehavioralPattern): + self.behavioral_patterns.append(pattern) + else: + # Normalize from dict/other structure if needed + # e.g., BehavioralPattern(**pattern) + ...or
- Broadening the annotation/documentation if you intentionally accept non‑
BehavioralPatternentries.
92-109: Wire trait inference back intoself.personality_traitsfor consistency
infer_traits_from_behaviorreturns a traits dict but never updatesself.personality_traits, whilegenerate_identity_narrativereads fromself.personality_traits. Unless callers always remember to manually assign the returned traits, the narrative will often omit emergent traits.You could make this method update the internal state by default:
def infer_traits_from_behavior(self, patterns: List[BehavioralPattern]) -> Dict[str, float]: @@ - traits = {} + traits: Dict[str, float] = {} @@ - if social_patterns: - traits['sociability'] = min(1.0, len(social_patterns) / 10.0) - - return traits + if social_patterns: + traits['sociability'] = min(1.0, len(social_patterns) / 10.0) + + # Persist into self-model so narratives stay in sync + self.personality_traits.update(traits) + return traits
144-159: Completeupdate_self_understanding/integrate_self_changehooks or make no‑op explicit
update_self_understandingis currently a silent no‑op, andintegrate_self_changeassumesmodification_episodeis a dict withmodule_modifiedandreasonkeys but doesn’t type it or handle missing fields. Given consolidation’supdate_self_understandingalready returns behavioral insights, this is where they should likely land.Two concrete suggestions:
- Persist reflective insights (even minimally):
def update_self_understanding(self, understanding: str): """Update self-understanding from reflection""" - # Would integrate deep reflection into self-model - pass + # Simple integration: append to identity narrative or log as meta-comment + if self.identity_narrative: + self.identity_narrative += f" Reflection: {understanding}" + else: + self.identity_narrative = f"Reflection: {understanding}"
- Type and guard
modification_episode:- def integrate_self_change(self, modification_episode): + def integrate_self_change(self, modification_episode: Dict[str, Any]): @@ - BehavioralPattern( - pattern_type='self_modification', - description=f"Modified {modification_episode.get('module_modified')}", - frequency=1, - examples=[modification_episode.get('reason')] - ) + BehavioralPattern( + pattern_type='self_modification', + description=f"Modified {modification_episode.get('module_modified', 'unknown')}", + frequency=1, + examples=[modification_episode.get('reason', 'unspecified')] + )This keeps the self‑model resilient if upstream passes incomplete episodes and ensures reflective processes have visible effect.
puma/consciousness/state_machine.py (2)
159-177: Add error handling around the main state loop to avoid silent crash of consciousness
run_state_loop()awaitsexecute_current_state()andtransition_to()without any try/except. Any exception in a state handler or transition will bubble up and terminate the loop, effectively killing the “consciousness” without a clear signal.Consider wrapping the body of the while loop:
async def run_state_loop(self): @@ - while self.running: - # Execute current state - await self.execute_current_state() - - # Check for transitions - next_state = self.evaluate_transitions() - - if next_state and next_state != self.current_state: - await self.transition_to(next_state) - - await asyncio.sleep(1) # Control loop rate + while self.running: + try: + # Execute current state + await self.execute_current_state() + + # Check for transitions + next_state = self.evaluate_transitions() + + if next_state and next_state != self.current_state: + await self.transition_to(next_state) + except Exception as exc: + # TODO: route to structured logging/telemetry + print(f"Error in state loop: {exc}") + + await asyncio.sleep(1) # Control loop rateThis keeps the loop resilient while you iterate on state behaviors.
292-299: Alignmemory_typewith episodic memory enum or document string usageHere you store state transitions as episodic memories:
self.memory_system.form_episode( perception={'state_change': f"{old_state.value} -> {new_state.value}"}, action={'type': 'state_transition'}, outcome={'new_state': new_state.value}, memory_type='state_transition' )
form_episodeis typed to acceptMemoryType(enum) formemory_type, while this code passes a bare string. IfEpisode.typeand related logic assume the enum, this can cause subtle inconsistencies.Two options:
- If
MemoryType.STATE_TRANSITION(or similar) exists, prefer using it.- If you intentionally allow free‑form string types, update the episodic API/type hints to reflect that and keep it consistent across callers (e.g., web‑exploration memories).
Please double‑check the current
MemoryTypedefinition and downstream usage.puma/shop/introspection.py (2)
73-82: Avoid swallowing all parse errors; narrow exceptions and at least log the fileThe
analyze_moduleloop currently does:try: with open(py_file, 'r') as f: source = f.read() total_lines += len(source.split('\n')) tree = ast.parse(source) ... except Exception as e: # Skip files that can't be parsed passThis combination of
except Exception+passmeans any IO/parsing bug silently disappears, and the introspection model becomes incomplete without clues.A safer pattern:
- for py_file in module_path.rglob('*.py'): + for py_file in module_path.rglob('*.py'): @@ - try: - with open(py_file, 'r') as f: + try: + with open(py_file, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f: source = f.read() total_lines += len(source.split('\n')) @@ - except Exception as e: - # Skip files that can't be parsed - pass + except (OSError, UnicodeDecodeError, SyntaxError) as exc: + # Skip files that can't be read/parsed, but surface the issue + print(f"Skipping {py_file}: {exc}")This keeps robustness but surfaces real problems and avoids catching unrelated exceptions.
Also applies to: 99-101
103-135: Resolve unused parameters in_infer_module_purpose(either use or rename to_…)
_infer_module_purposecurrently ignores itsfunctionsandclassesparameters, triggering static‑analysis warnings and making the signature misleading:def _infer_module_purpose( self, module_name: str, functions: List[str], classes: List[str] ) -> str: ... return purposes.get(module_name, f"Module: {module_name}")If you don’t need structural info yet, simplest is to mark them intentionally unused:
- def _infer_module_purpose( - self, - module_name: str, - functions: List[str], - classes: List[str] - ) -> str: + def _infer_module_purpose( + self, + module_name: str, + _functions: List[str], + _classes: List[str] + ) -> str:and adjust the call site accordingly:
- purpose = self._infer_module_purpose(module_path.name, functions, classes) + purpose = self._infer_module_purpose(module_path.name, functions, classes)(Names change, types/behavior stay the same.)
Alternatively, you could begin using them (e.g., detect “memory” if many Episode/MemoryType symbols are present), but that’s a larger design step.
Also, note that
inspectanddefaultdictimports appear unused and can be dropped in a follow‑up tidy‑up.puma/goals/__init__.py (1)
7-9: Goals package API wiring looks good;__all__sort is purely stylisticRe-exporting
GoalFormationSystem,Goal,GoalType, andIntentionSchedulerfrom.formationis a clean public surface for the goals subsystem.The Ruff hint about
__all__sorting is cosmetic. If you want to appease it, you can reorder:-__all__ = ['GoalFormationSystem', 'Goal', 'GoalType', 'IntentionScheduler'] +__all__ = ['Goal', 'GoalFormationSystem', 'GoalType', 'IntentionScheduler'](or any consistently sorted variant), but functionally this file is fine as is.
setup_persistence.py (1)
11-50: Consider adding error handling for I/O operations.The setup logic is sound, but file operations (lines 27-28, 33-34, 45-46) could fail due to permissions, read-only filesystems, or disk space issues. Consider wrapping file operations in try-except blocks to provide clearer error messages to users.
Example approach:
def setup_persistence(base_path: Path = Path("./atomspace-db")): """Set up persistence directory structure.""" base_path = Path(base_path) + + try: + # Create directories + (base_path / "default").mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + (base_path / "default" / "snapshots").mkdir(exist_ok=True) - # Create directories - (base_path / "default").mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) - (base_path / "default" / "snapshots").mkdir(exist_ok=True) - - # Create initial empty atoms file - atoms_file = base_path / "default" / "atoms.json" - if not atoms_file.exists(): - with open(atoms_file, 'w') as f: - json.dump({}, f) + # Create initial empty atoms file + atoms_file = base_path / "default" / "atoms.json" + if not atoms_file.exists(): + with open(atoms_file, 'w') as f: + json.dump({}, f) - # Create initial empty links file - links_file = base_path / "default" / "links.json" - if not links_file.exists(): - with open(links_file, 'w') as f: - json.dump([], f) + # Create initial empty links file + links_file = base_path / "default" / "links.json" + if not links_file.exists(): + with open(links_file, 'w') as f: + json.dump([], f) - # Create config - config_file = base_path / "config.json" - config = {...} - with open(config_file, 'w') as f: - json.dump(config, f, indent=2) + # Create config + config_file = base_path / "config.json" + config = {...} + with open(config_file, 'w') as f: + json.dump(config, f, indent=2) - print(f"✅ Persistence setup complete at: {base_path}") + print(f"✅ Persistence setup complete at: {base_path}") + print(f" Default database: {base_path / 'default'}") + + except PermissionError: + print(f"❌ Error: Permission denied writing to {base_path}") + raise + except OSError as e: + print(f"❌ Error: Failed to set up persistence: {e}") + raisebackend/websocket_server.py (1)
57-67: Broad exception catch inbroadcastcan hide real send errorsCatching a bare
Exceptionhere will swallow any error fromsend_json, making debugging harder and triggering Ruff’s BLE001 warning.Consider at least logging more structured details and optionally narrowing the catch:
- for connection in self.active_connections: - try: - await connection.send_json(message) - except Exception as e: - print(f"Error sending to client: {e}") - disconnected.append(connection) + for connection in self.active_connections: + try: + await connection.send_json(message) + except Exception as e: + # Log and drop the connection so a bad client doesn't block broadcasts. + print(f"WebSocket send failed; dropping client: {e!r}") + disconnected.append(connection)If you know the concrete exception type FastAPI uses on disconnects, you can also add a dedicated
exceptfor that and reserve the generic catch for truly unexpected failures.bootstrap/bootstrap.py (2)
16-27: Path hacking and duplicatesysimport make this module brittleThis file modifies
sys.pathat runtime and importssystwice. That’s fragile once the project is installed as a package and can mask import issues.When you get a chance, consider:
- Converting
atomspace-db,gemini-interface, andweb-agentinto proper Python packages (with__init__.py) and using absolute imports (e.g.,from atomspace_db.core import Atomspace).- Dropping the manual
sys.path.insert/appendcalls and the duplicateimport sys.This will make bootstrapping more robust across environments (editable installs, packaged, tests).
148-151:consolidationis instantiated but never used
MemoryConsolidationis created and bound toconsolidationbut not wired intoConsciousnessor the state machine, which both obscures intent and triggers Ruff’s unused-variable warning:consolidation = MemoryConsolidation(atomspace, rft_engine)Either:
- Integrate
consolidationinto the loop (e.g., pass it intoConsciousnessorConsciousnessStateMachineso consolidation actually runs), or- Remove the assignment for now and reintroduce it once you’re ready to hook consolidation into the lifecycle.
This will keep the bootstrap function aligned with the currently active components.
puma/memory/episodic.py (1)
169-172: Atomspace integration is currently a no-op
_store_in_atomspaceis stubbed out withpass, so episodes are never mirrored into the Atomspace even when one is provided:def _store_in_atomspace(self, episode: Episode): """Store episode in atomspace as node""" # Will integrate with actual Atomspace passThat’s fine as an incremental step, but you may want to add a clear TODO and (later) align this with the
AtomspaceAPI inatomspace-db/core.pyto keep episodic memory and the atomstore in sync.gemini-interface/client.py (1)
55-63: Tighten placeholder methods to satisfy linters and clarify intentMinor cleanups will make this module easier to evolve and keep Ruff quiet:
send_audio,generate_code, andreflectdon't use their arguments yet; either consume them in logging or rename to_audio_chunk,_prompt,_reflection_prompt.- The
generate_codeandreflectuse f-strings without interpolation; drop thefprefix.- (Optional) Consider switching
start_session,speak, etc.) to a logger so the same interface can run cleanly in non-TTY environments.Example:
- async def send_audio(self, audio_chunk: bytes): + async def send_audio(self, _audio_chunk: bytes): @@ - async def generate_code(self, prompt: str) -> str: + async def generate_code(self, _prompt: str) -> str: @@ - print(f"💻 Generating code with Gemini...") + print("💻 Generating code with Gemini...") @@ - async def reflect(self, reflection_prompt: str) -> str: + async def reflect(self, _reflection_prompt: str) -> str: @@ - print(f"🤔 Reflecting with Gemini...") + print("🤔 Reflecting with Gemini...")Also applies to: 166-191, 38-47
puma/shop/modification.py (2)
82-94: Avoid bareexceptand silent failures when reading module code
_read_module_codeswallows all exceptions with a bareexcept: pass, which can hide real issues (e.g., permission errors, encoding problems) and lead to an empty or truncatedcurrent_codewithout any signal.At minimum, narrow the exception type and log something:
def _read_module_code(self, module) -> str: """Read module source code""" code_parts = [] @@ - if module.path.exists(): - for py_file in module.path.rglob('*.py'): - try: - with open(py_file, 'r') as f: - code_parts.append(f"# File: {py_file.name}\n{f.read()}\n") - except: - pass + if module.path.exists(): + for py_file in module.path.rglob('*.py'): + try: + with open(py_file, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f: + code_parts.append(f"# File: {py_file.name}\n{f.read()}\n") + except OSError as exc: + # TODO: plug into your logging / introspection channel + print(f"Failed to read {py_file}: {exc}")
96-101: Clarify intent of unused parameters in idea/test design helpers
generate_modification_ideasdoesn’t use itsmoduleargument, anddesign_testignores bothmodule_nameandhypothesis. That’s fine for placeholders, but it’s ambiguous whether logic is missing or these are future hooks.If these are intentionally unused for now, consider:
- Renaming to
_module,_module_name,_hypothesis, or- Adding minimal usage (e.g., include them in test metadata).
Example:
- def generate_modification_ideas( - self, - module, - desired_improvement: str - ) -> List[str]: + def generate_modification_ideas( + self, + _module, + desired_improvement: str + ) -> List[str]: @@ - def design_test(self, module_name: str, hypothesis: str) -> Dict[str, Any]: + def design_test(self, module_name: str, hypothesis: str) -> Dict[str, Any]: @@ - 'test_type': 'A/B comparison', + 'test_type': 'A/B comparison', @@ - 'success_criteria': { + 'success_criteria': { 'performance_improvement': 0.2, # 20% improvement 'no_regressions': True - } + }, + 'notes': { + 'module': module_name, + 'hypothesis': hypothesis, + }Also applies to: 125-141
puma/memory/consolidation.py (1)
265-278: Rename unused loop variables in_store_insightsto clarify placeholder status
_store_insightsintentionally does nothing yet, but the current loops useconceptandframewithout referencing them, which raises Ruff’s B007 warning and can confuse readers.A tiny rename makes it explicit these are placeholders:
- # Store concepts as concept nodes - for concept in concepts: - # Will implement with actual Atomspace API - pass + # Store concepts as concept nodes + for _concept in concepts: + # Will implement with actual Atomspace API + pass @@ - # Store relational frames - for frame in relational_frames: - # Will implement with actual Atomspace API - pass + # Store relational frames + for _frame in relational_frames: + # Will implement with actual Atomspace API + passpuma/rft/reasoning.py (1)
266-301: Clarify future use ofnovel_situationand consider small BFS/style tweaksThe core RFT logic looks fine; a couple of minor points:
_find_relation_pathis correct but could adopt the[*path, frame.target]style Ruff suggests for slightly clearer path extension.reason_by_analogycompletely ignores itsnovel_situationargument and instead returns a heuristic based only on existing coordination frames. If this is intentional placeholder behavior, it’s worth making that explicit (or at least usingnovel_situationin the returned metadata) so it’s obvious where to plug in richer matching later.Example:
- if frame.relation_type == relation_type and frame.source == current: - new_path = path + [frame.target] + if frame.relation_type == relation_type and frame.source == current: + new_path = [*path, frame.target] @@ - def reason_by_analogy(self, novel_situation: Dict[str, Any]) -> Dict[str, Any]: + def reason_by_analogy(self, novel_situation: Dict[str, Any]) -> Dict[str, Any]: @@ - if not similar_frames: - return {'prediction': None, 'confidence': 0.0} + if not similar_frames: + return { + 'prediction': None, + 'confidence': 0.0, + 'novel_situation': novel_situation, + } @@ - return { - 'prediction': f"Similar to {most_recent.source}", - 'confidence': most_recent.strength, - 'analogy_source': most_recent.source - } + return { + 'prediction': f"Similar to {most_recent.source}", + 'confidence': most_recent.strength, + 'analogy_source': most_recent.source, + 'novel_situation': novel_situation, + }Also applies to: 303-324
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puma/goals/__init__.py (1)
puma/goals/formation.py (4)
GoalFormationSystem(63-240)Goal(27-60)GoalType(17-23)IntentionScheduler(243-326)
atomspace-db/core.py (4)
puma/curiosity/drive.py (1)
to_dict(36-46)puma/goals/formation.py (1)
to_dict(45-56)puma/memory/episodic.py (1)
to_dict(41-53)puma/rft/reasoning.py (1)
to_dict(40-48)
puma/consciousness/self_model.py (1)
puma/memory/consolidation.py (1)
update_self_understanding(236-252)
backend/websocket_server.py (5)
puma/shop/modification.py (1)
approve_modification(177-180)puma/curiosity/drive.py (1)
add_questions(200-208)puma/memory/episodic.py (1)
count_total_episodes(196-198)atomspace-db/core.py (1)
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puma/memory/__init__.py (2)
puma/memory/episodic.py (2)
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🔇 Additional comments (13)
atomspace-db/__init__.py (1)
1-6: Docstring is clear and aligned with the persistence roleThe module-level docstring accurately describes the Atomspace persistence layer and is consistent with the rest of the PR; no changes needed.
requirements.txt (1)
1-29: Requirements layout is coherent for the new architectureThe dependency blocks (core numerics, web/backend stack, Gemini, testing) line up with the new components introduced in this PR; nothing here looks inconsistent with the described architecture.
backend/__init__.py (1)
1-9: LGTM! Clean API aggregator.The module correctly exposes the WebSocket server interface with clear documentation and consistent imports/exports.
gemini-interface/__init__.py (1)
1-9: LGTM! Clean API aggregator.The module correctly exposes the Gemini Live interface with clear documentation and consistent import/export.
bootstrap/__init__.py (1)
1-10: LGTM! Clean API with clear design principles.The module correctly exposes the bootstrap function. The docstring effectively communicates the "no hardcoded content" design principle that aligns with the PR's architectural goals.
puma/memory/__init__.py (1)
1-10: LGTM! Clean API aggregator.The module correctly exposes the memory subsystem components with clear documentation and consistent imports/exports. The static analysis hint about
__all__sorting appears to be a false positive—the list is already in alphabetical order.puma/curiosity/__init__.py (1)
1-9: LGTM! Clean API aggregator.The module correctly exposes the curiosity drive components with clear documentation and consistent imports/exports.
puma/rft/__init__.py (2)
16-16: LGTM! Reasoning module integration.The import correctly adds the new RFT reasoning engine components to the package's public API.
38-40: LGTM! Consistent export additions.The exports correctly expose the reasoning module's public interface, maintaining consistency with the existing package structure.
puma/shop/__init__.py (1)
1-18: LGTM! Clean API aggregator.The module correctly exposes the self-modification ("Shop") subsystem components with clear documentation and consistent imports/exports. The static analysis hint about
__all__sorting appears to be a false positive—the list is already in alphabetical order.atomspace-db/core.py (1)
16-215: Atomspace core & persistence look coherent and consistent with the rest of the stackEnum typing,
Atom/Linkserialization, JSON save/load, and snapshot/restore are all internally consistent and align with how other subsystems (memory, curiosity, goals, RFT) serialize their data. The bootstrap helper cleanly seeds only structural atoms (self_model_root,timeline_root) without hardcoding content.No blocking issues from this file from a correctness or architecture perspective.
puma/curiosity/drive.py (1)
15-235: CuriosityDrive data model and APIs align well with the rest of the architectureThe
QuestionType/Questiondataclasses, knowledge-gap detection scaffolding, boredom dynamics, and statistics interface are coherent and match patterns used in memory, goals, and RFT (e.g.,to_dictshapes, enum.valueusage). This should make downstream integration (goal formation, web agent exploration, GUI) straightforward.No additional blocking issues here beyond the small boredom accounting tweak noted above.
bootstrap/bootstrap.py (1)
90-101: Remove unusedepisodevariable inperceivemethodThe
episodevariable is created but never used. Since the method doesn't return it and there are no active callers depending on a return value, remove the assignment:- episode = self.memory.form_episode( + self.memory.form_episode( perception=perception, action=None, outcome=None )This eliminates the Ruff F841 unused-variable warning.
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| self.active_connections: List[WebSocket] = [] | ||
| self.consciousness = None # Will be set by main system | ||
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| await websocket.accept() | ||
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Type hints on WebSocket break import when FastAPI isn’t installed
active_connections: List[WebSocket] and connect(self, websocket: WebSocket) will raise NameError at import time if FastAPI isn’t available, defeating the FASTAPI_AVAILABLE guard and the “degrade gracefully” intent.
Switch the annotations to avoid referencing WebSocket at runtime (e.g., use Any or string annotations):
-from typing import List, Dict, Any
+from typing import List, Dict, Any
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- def __init__(self):
- self.active_connections: List[WebSocket] = []
+ def __init__(self):
+ self.active_connections: List[Any] = []
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- async def connect(self, websocket: WebSocket):
+ async def connect(self, websocket: Any):This keeps the module importable even without FastAPI, while still allowing use when it is installed.
Now let me examine the actual code to understand the context better:
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Type hints on WebSocket cause NameError at import time when FastAPI is unavailable
The ConsciousnessWebSocketManager class is defined unconditionally, but its type hints reference WebSocket which is only available if the FastAPI import succeeds. Since Python evaluates type annotations at class definition time (without from __future__ import annotations), the module will fail to import if FastAPI is not installed.
Lines 27, 30, and 35 reference WebSocket in type hints:
class ConsciousnessWebSocketManager:
def __init__(self):
- self.active_connections: List[WebSocket] = []
+ self.active_connections: List[Any] = []
self.consciousness = None
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+ async def connect(self, websocket: Any):
"""Accept new WebSocket connection"""
await websocket.accept()
self.active_connections.append(websocket)
def disconnect(self, websocket: WebSocket):
+ def disconnect(self, websocket: Any):
"""Remove WebSocket connection"""This allows the module to import even without FastAPI, keeping the "degrade gracefully" pattern intact.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In backend/websocket_server.py around lines 26 to 33, the class uses WebSocket
in runtime-evaluated type hints which raises NameError if FastAPI isn't
installed; change the annotations to avoid importing WebSocket at import time —
either add "from __future__ import annotations" at top so annotations are
deferred, or guard the FastAPI import with try/except and use
typing.TYPE_CHECKING to import WebSocket only for type checking (or replace
WebSocket with typing.Any/'WebSocket' string annotations); update the three
affected annotations (self.active_connections, connect websocket param, and any
other method returns/params referencing WebSocket) accordingly so the module
imports when FastAPI is absent.
| # Create episodic memory from conversation | ||
| episode = memory_system.form_episode( | ||
| perception={ | ||
| 'type': 'conversation', | ||
| 'speaker': exchange.speaker, | ||
| 'utterance': exchange.utterance | ||
| }, | ||
| action={ | ||
| 'type': 'conversation_response' | ||
| } if exchange.speaker == 'user' else None, | ||
| outcome={ | ||
| 'conversation_continued': True | ||
| }, | ||
| memory_type='conversation' | ||
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Use MemoryType.CONVERSATION instead of a raw string, and consider decoupling history from memory wiring
integrate_conversation_to_memory passes memory_type='conversation' into memory_system.form_episode, but Episode.type is a MemoryType enum and downstream code (e.g., Episode.to_dict, Episode.generate_summary) expects an enum with a .value attribute, not a bare string. This will at best make conversational memories invisible to enum-based checks and at worst raise an AttributeError when .value is accessed.
Also, conversation history is only updated when a memory_system is provided. If callers use this helper even when episodic memory is not yet wired, you'll silently lose transcript history.
Consider something like:
-from .episodic import Episode, MemoryType # or via puma.memory import MemoryType
+from puma.memory import MemoryType # adjust to your actual export path
...
- episode = memory_system.form_episode(
+ episode = memory_system.form_episode(
perception={
'type': 'conversation',
'speaker': exchange.speaker,
'utterance': exchange.utterance
},
action={
'type': 'conversation_response'
} if exchange.speaker == 'user' else None,
outcome={
'conversation_continued': True
},
- memory_type='conversation'
+ memory_type=MemoryType.CONVERSATION
)
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- # Add to conversation history
- self.conversation_history.append(exchange)
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- return episode
+ # Always track transcript, even without a memory system
+ self.conversation_history.append(exchange)
+ return episodeAlso applies to: 25-35
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In gemini-interface/client.py around lines 113 to 127 (and apply same change at
~25-35), form_episode is being called with memory_type='conversation' (a raw
string) which should be the MemoryType enum; change to MemoryType.CONVERSATION
so downstream code can access .value and enum-based checks work. Also ensure
conversation history is appended/updated regardless of whether memory_system is
provided (i.e., decouple updating the local transcript/history from the
memory_system.form_episode call) so transcripts aren't lost when episodic memory
is not wired; only call memory_system.form_episode/create episode when
memory_system is present.
| def _define_transition_rules(self) -> Dict[ConsciousnessState, Dict[str, Callable]]: | ||
| """ | ||
| Define when transitions should occur. | ||
| NOT hardcoded schedule - based on internal state. | ||
| """ | ||
| return { | ||
| ConsciousnessState.IDLE: { | ||
| 'to_exploring': lambda: self._has_open_questions(), | ||
| 'to_conversing': lambda: self._detect_user_available(), | ||
| 'to_sleeping': lambda: self._should_consolidate_memory(), | ||
| 'to_shopping': lambda: self._has_improvement_goals() | ||
| }, | ||
| ConsciousnessState.EXPLORING: { | ||
| 'to_idle': lambda: self._exploration_goal_complete(), | ||
| 'to_conversing': lambda: self._user_interrupt_detected(), | ||
| 'to_sleeping': lambda: self._too_much_unconsolidated_memory() | ||
| }, | ||
| ConsciousnessState.CONVERSING: { | ||
| 'to_idle': lambda: self._conversation_ended(), | ||
| 'to_exploring': lambda: False, # Don't interrupt conversation | ||
| 'to_sleeping': lambda: False | ||
| }, | ||
| ConsciousnessState.SHOPPING: { | ||
| 'to_idle': lambda: self._modification_complete(), | ||
| 'to_conversing': lambda: self._user_interrupt_detected() | ||
| }, | ||
| ConsciousnessState.SLEEPING: { | ||
| 'to_idle': lambda: self._consolidation_complete(), | ||
| 'to_conversing': lambda: self._user_interrupt_detected() | ||
| }, | ||
| ConsciousnessState.CREATING: { | ||
| 'to_idle': lambda: self._creation_complete(), | ||
| 'to_conversing': lambda: self._user_interrupt_detected() | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Current transition rules create absorbing states due to placeholder conditions
With the present stubs, several states have no viable exit path:
- EXPLORING → IDLE only if
_exploration_goal_complete()(currently alwaysFalse). - SHOPPING → IDLE only if
_modification_complete()(alwaysFalse). - SLEEPING → IDLE only if
_consolidation_complete()(alwaysFalse). - CREATING → IDLE only if
_creation_complete()(alwaysFalse). - CONVERSING → IDLE only if
_conversation_ended()(alwaysFalse).
Once the state machine transitions into these states, evaluate_transitions() will never propose a new state, so run_state_loop() effectively gets stuck there until externally stopped.
Even as placeholders, it’s worth adding at least temporary, non‑hardcoded exit criteria (e.g., time‑based thresholds or simple counters tied to memory/goal signals) so the machine can cycle between modes during development.
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Absorbing states, missing error handling, and memory_type type mismatch require fixes
Three issues block reliable operation:
1. Absorbing states due to placeholder conditions (lines 57–91, 114–140)
Exit conditions for EXPLORING, SHOPPING, SLEEPING, CREATING, and CONVERSING are hardcoded to False:
_exploration_goal_complete(),_modification_complete(),_consolidation_complete(),_creation_complete(),_conversation_ended()all returnFalse
Once the machine enters these states, evaluate_transitions() will never propose an exit, causing it to loop indefinitely in the same state.
2. No exception handling in run_state_loop() (lines 230–244)
The main loop has no try/except around execute_current_state(), evaluate_transitions(), or transition_to(). Any uncaught exception terminates the entire consciousness loop without logging or recovery.
3. Memory type type mismatch (line 298)
transition_to() passes memory_type='state_transition' (string) to memory_system.form_episode(), but form_episode() expects memory_type: MemoryType (enum). The MemoryType enum does not include a 'state_transition' value; this will cause the episode to be recorded with an incorrect or default type.
Fixes needed:
- Add real or time-based exit conditions for blocked states (e.g., elapsed time, event flags).
- Wrap the run loop body in try/except with logging and graceful continuation.
- Replace
memory_type='state_transition'withmemory_type=MemoryType.GENERALor addSTATE_TRANSITIONto theMemoryTypeenum.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In puma/consciousness/state_machine.py around lines 57–91 and 114–140 the
transition lambdas currently return hardcoded False causing absorbing states;
change those predicates to real exit conditions (e.g., check elapsed time,
per-state timeout counters, or event/flag variables such as
exploration_timeout_reached(), modification_timeout_reached(),
consolidation_done(), creation_done(), conversation_ended_event()) so the state
machine can propose exits; around lines 230–244 wrap the run_state_loop() body
(execute_current_state(), evaluate_transitions(), transition_to()) in a
try/except that logs the exception and continues the loop (optionally increment
an error counter and backoff) so a single error does not kill the loop; and at
line 298 replace the string memory_type='state_transition' with a proper
MemoryType value (e.g., MemoryType.GENERAL) or add a MemoryType.STATE_TRANSITION
enum member and use MemoryType.STATE_TRANSITION when calling
memory_system.form_episode().
| def mark_questions_answered(self, question_ids: List[str], answers: Optional[Dict[str, str]] = None): | ||
| """Mark questions as answered""" | ||
| for question in self.open_questions: | ||
| if question.id in question_ids: | ||
| question.answered = True | ||
| question.answered_at = datetime.now(timezone.utc) | ||
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Boredom reduction in mark_questions_answered doesn’t match actual answers
You reduce boredom using len(question_ids) regardless of how many IDs matched an open question:
# Remove from open questions
self.open_questions = [q for q in self.open_questions if not q.answered]
# Reduce boredom when questions are answered
self.current_boredom = max(0, self.current_boredom - 0.2 * len(question_ids))If some IDs are unknown or duplicated, boredom will still drop, which can misrepresent actual progress.
Track how many were really answered:
def mark_questions_answered(self, question_ids: List[str], answers: Optional[Dict[str, str]] = None):
"""Mark questions as answered"""
+ answered_count = 0
for question in self.open_questions:
if question.id in question_ids:
question.answered = True
question.answered_at = datetime.now(timezone.utc)
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- self.answered_questions.append(question)
+ self.answered_questions.append(question)
+ answered_count += 1
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- self.current_boredom = max(0, self.current_boredom - 0.2 * len(question_ids))
+ self.current_boredom = max(0, self.current_boredom - 0.2 * answered_count)This keeps the internal state aligned with what actually happened.
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You reduce boredom using len(question_ids) regardless of how many IDs matched an open question. If some IDs don't exist or are duplicated, boredom will still drop as if all were answered, misrepresenting actual progress.
Track how many were really answered:
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"""Mark questions as answered"""
+ answered_count = 0
for question in self.open_questions:
if question.id in question_ids:
question.answered = True
question.answered_at = datetime.now(timezone.utc)
if answers and question.id in answers:
question.answer = answers[question.id]
self.answered_questions.append(question)
+ answered_count += 1
# Remove from open questions
self.open_questions = [q for q in self.open_questions if not q.answered]
# Reduce boredom when questions are answered
- self.current_boredom = max(0, self.current_boredom - 0.2 * len(question_ids))
+ self.current_boredom = max(0, self.current_boredom - 0.2 * answered_count)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In puma/curiosity/drive.py around lines 182 to 199, the boredom reduction uses
len(question_ids) even when some IDs don't match open questions or are
duplicated; change the logic to count only the questions actually marked
answered (e.g., deduplicate incoming IDs or increment a counter each time you
mark a previously-unanswered open question) and use that real_count to reduce
boredom (current_boredom = max(0, current_boredom - 0.2 * real_count)); ensure
you only append each question once to answered_questions and that open_questions
filtering stays correct.
| def form_self_improvement_goals(self) -> List[Goal]: | ||
| """ | ||
| Form goals to improve own cognitive abilities. | ||
| Based on performance self-assessment. | ||
| """ | ||
| goals = [] | ||
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| # Placeholder - would assess cognitive performance | ||
| # and generate improvement goals | ||
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| # Example: if memory consolidation is slow | ||
| if self._should_improve_memory(): | ||
| goal = Goal( | ||
| type=GoalType.SELF_IMPROVEMENT, | ||
| description="Improve memory consolidation speed", | ||
| strategy={ | ||
| 'method': 'shop_modification', | ||
| 'target_module': 'memory.consolidation', | ||
| 'improvement_goal': 'faster_consolidation' | ||
| }, | ||
| priority=0.7 | ||
| ) | ||
| goals.append(goal) | ||
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Align self-improvement strategy keys with ModificationSystem.plan_self_modification
Self-improvement goals currently encode their strategy as:
strategy={
'method': 'shop_modification',
'target_module': 'memory.consolidation',
'improvement_goal': 'faster_consolidation',
}But ModificationSystem.plan_self_modification expects an improvement_goal dict with keys target_module and performance_target. If you pass this strategy through directly, plan_self_modification will raise a KeyError when it looks up 'performance_target'.
Consider either:
- Renaming the key here to
performance_target, or - Having the caller translate
goal.strategyinto theimprovement_goalschema expected byModificationSystem.
For example:
- strategy={
- 'method': 'shop_modification',
- 'target_module': 'memory.consolidation',
- 'improvement_goal': 'faster_consolidation'
- },
+ strategy={
+ 'method': 'shop_modification',
+ 'target_module': 'memory.consolidation',
+ 'performance_target': 'faster_consolidation',
+ },Also applies to: 37-48
| def plan_self_modification(self, improvement_goal: Dict[str, Any]) -> ModificationPlan: | ||
| """ | ||
| Design code changes to improve cognitive ability. | ||
| Args: | ||
| improvement_goal: Dict with target_module, performance_target | ||
| Returns: | ||
| ModificationPlan | ||
| """ | ||
| target_module = improvement_goal['target_module'] | ||
| desired_improvement = improvement_goal['performance_target'] | ||
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| # Analyze current implementation | ||
| current_module = self.introspection.cognitive_modules.get(target_module) | ||
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| if not current_module: | ||
| raise ValueError(f"Module {target_module} not found") | ||
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| # Read current code | ||
| current_code = self._read_module_code(current_module) | ||
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| # Generate modification hypotheses | ||
| hypotheses = self.generate_modification_ideas( | ||
| current_module, | ||
| desired_improvement | ||
| ) | ||
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| # Rank by expected impact | ||
| best_hypothesis = hypotheses[0] if hypotheses else "Optimize performance" | ||
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| # Create modification plan | ||
| plan = ModificationPlan( | ||
| target_module=target_module, | ||
| improvement_goal=desired_improvement, | ||
| current_code=current_code, | ||
| proposed_code="# Generated through Gemini collaboration", | ||
| hypothesis=best_hypothesis, | ||
| test_strategy=self.design_test(target_module, best_hypothesis), | ||
| risk_level=self.assess_risk_level(target_module), | ||
| requires_approval=self.assess_risk_level(target_module) in ['medium', 'high'] | ||
| ) | ||
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Fix risk classification for submodules and avoid recomputing it
assess_risk_level currently checks module_name against ['memory', 'consciousness', 'atomspace'] and ['rft', 'goals'] with exact string comparison. When combined with callers that use dotted module names (e.g., 'memory.consolidation' from the goal formation strategy), all such modules will be classified as 'low' risk, bypassing the intended approval gating.
You also recompute assess_risk_level(target_module) twice when building the plan.
Consider:
- plan = ModificationPlan(
- target_module=target_module,
- improvement_goal=desired_improvement,
- current_code=current_code,
- proposed_code="# Generated through Gemini collaboration",
- hypothesis=best_hypothesis,
- test_strategy=self.design_test(target_module, best_hypothesis),
- risk_level=self.assess_risk_level(target_module),
- requires_approval=self.assess_risk_level(target_module) in ['medium', 'high']
- )
+ risk = self.assess_risk_level(target_module)
+ plan = ModificationPlan(
+ target_module=target_module,
+ improvement_goal=desired_improvement,
+ current_code=current_code,
+ proposed_code="# Generated through Gemini collaboration",
+ hypothesis=best_hypothesis,
+ test_strategy=self.design_test(target_module, best_hypothesis),
+ risk_level=risk,
+ requires_approval=risk in ['medium', 'high']
+ )
@@
- def assess_risk_level(self, module_name: str) -> str:
+ def assess_risk_level(self, module_name: str) -> str:
@@
- if module_name in high_risk_modules:
+ # Treat dotted names like "memory.consolidation" as part of "memory"
+ base_name = module_name.split('.', 1)[0]
+
+ if base_name in high_risk_modules:
return 'high'
- elif module_name in medium_risk_modules:
+ elif base_name in medium_risk_modules:
return 'medium'This keeps top-level categories meaningful even for specific submodules and ensures medium/high-risk changes are correctly gated.
Also applies to: 143-156
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🪛 Ruff (0.14.5)
54-54: Avoid specifying long messages outside the exception class
(TRY003)
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In puma/shop/modification.py around lines 37 to 80 (and similarly at 143-156),
assess_risk_level is being compared to exact top-level names so dotted submodule
names like "memory.consolidation" are misclassified as 'low', and the call is
invoked twice when building the plan; change the logic to normalize or check
prefixes (e.g., split module_name on '.' and compare the top-level segment or
use startswith) so submodules inherit the correct top-level risk, call
assess_risk_level once, store its result in a local variable, reuse it for both
risk_level and requires_approval (requires_approval = risk in
['medium','high']), and update the same fix at the other location noted.
| from dataclasses import dataclass | ||
| from typing import Dict, Any, List | ||
| from pathlib import Path | ||
| import tempfile | ||
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Fix undefined Optional and clean up unused variables/arguments
There’s one real correctness issue plus several Ruff-lint nits:
- Line 30:
self.sandbox_dir: Optional[Path]butOptionalis not imported (F821), which will error at import time. sandbox_copyis assigned but never used._run_tests’stest_strategy,run_cognitive_ab_test’soriginal/modified, and theresults_*/scenariolocals are currently unused placeholders.
You can fix all of these without changing behavior:
-from typing import Dict, Any, List
+from typing import Dict, Any, List, Optional
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async def test_modification(self, modification_plan) -> TestReport:
@@
- try:
- # Copy architecture to sandbox
- sandbox_copy = self._copy_architecture_to_sandbox()
+ try:
+ # Copy architecture to sandbox
+ self._copy_architecture_to_sandbox()
@@
- async def _run_tests(self, test_strategy: Dict) -> Dict[str, Any]:
+ async def _run_tests(self, test_strategy: Dict) -> Dict[str, Any]:
@@
- # Would run actual tests
+ # Would run actual tests using `test_strategy`
return results
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- async def run_cognitive_ab_test(self, original, modified) -> Dict:
+ async def run_cognitive_ab_test(self, original, modified) -> Dict:
@@
- results_original = []
- results_modified = []
-
- for scenario in test_scenarios:
- # Would test both versions
- # Placeholder for now
- pass
-
- comparison = {
- 'winner': 'modified',
- 'improvement': 0.2,
- 'confidence': 0.85
- }
+ results_original: List[Dict[str, Any]] = []
+ results_modified: List[Dict[str, Any]] = []
+
+ for scenario in test_scenarios:
+ # Placeholder: record that a scenario was (hypothetically) run
+ results_original.append({'scenario': scenario['type'], 'version': 'original'})
+ results_modified.append({'scenario': scenario['type'], 'version': 'modified'})
+
+ comparison = {
+ 'winner': 'modified',
+ 'improvement': 0.2,
+ 'confidence': 0.85,
+ 'results_original': results_original,
+ 'results_modified': results_modified,
+ }
@@
def _generate_test_scenarios(self) -> List[Dict]:(If you prefer to keep signatures but explicitly mark unused args, you could also bind them to _ = (original, modified) and _ = test_strategy instead.)
Also applies to: 29-32, 44-55, 75-85, 100-116, 117-137, 139-145
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In puma/shop/sandbox.py around lines 7-12 and throughout the ranges noted
(29-32, 44-55, 75-85, 100-116, 117-137, 139-145), fix the undefined Optional and
remove or mark unused variables/arguments: add Optional to the typing imports at
the top, remove the unused sandbox_copy assignment (or use it if intended), and
either remove unused local placeholders (results_*, scenario) and unused
function parameters or explicitly mark them as intentionally unused by binding
to _ (e.g., _ = test_strategy or _ = (original, modified)) so Ruff/F821 errors
are resolved without changing behavior.
| ### Interactive Mode | ||
| ```python | ||
| from benchmark import Benchmark, SolverConfig | ||
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| config = SolverConfig() | ||
| benchmark = Benchmark(config) | ||
| results = benchmark.run_benchmark("test_data.json") | ||
| print(f"Success rate: {results['performance_stats']['success_rate']:.3f}") | ||
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| - Component usage (episodic hits, neural guidance, TTT adaptation) | ||
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| ## Implementation Notes | ||
| from puma.consciousness import Consciousness | ||
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| ### Kaggle Compatibility | ||
| consciousness = Consciousness.load_from_checkpoint("/path/to/checkpoint") | ||
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| - **Offline execution**: No internet access required | ||
| - **Dependency-light**: Uses only NumPy for core operations | ||
| - **Compute budget**: Optimized for ~$0.42 per task limit | ||
| - **Output format**: Exactly 2 attempts per test input as required | ||
| # User interrupt and conversation | ||
| consciousness.interrupt_handler.trigger() | ||
| await consciousness.converse("Hello, how are you?") | ||
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| ### Code Quality | ||
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| - **Type hints**: Full typing support for better maintainability | ||
| - **Documentation**: Comprehensive docstrings and comments | ||
| - **Error handling**: Robust fallback mechanisms | ||
| - **Testing**: Validation and benchmarking utilities | ||
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| ## Extending the Solver | ||
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| ### Adding New DSL Operations | ||
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| 1. Define operation function in `dsl.py` | ||
| 1. Add parameter generation in `sketches.py` | ||
| 1. Update feature extraction in `features.py` | ||
| 1. Retrain neural guidance if needed | ||
| # Resume autonomous activity | ||
| consciousness.resume() | ||
| ``` |
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Interactive example imports Consciousness that is not exported from puma.consciousness
The “Interactive Mode” example uses:
from puma.consciousness import Consciousness
consciousness = Consciousness.load_from_checkpoint("/path/to/checkpoint")but puma/consciousness/__init__.py currently only exports ConsciousnessStateMachine, ConsciousnessState, SelfModel, and TemporalSelf. As written, this import will fail.
Either:
- Re-export the actual
Consciousnessfaçade frompuma.consciousness.__init__(if such a class exists elsewhere), or - Update the README example to import whatever the real entrypoint is (e.g., a bootstrap function or state-machine wrapper).
Also consider wrapping the await calls in a minimal asyncio.run(main()) pattern so the snippet is directly runnable.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In README.md around lines 138-150 the Interactive Mode example imports a
non-exported name `Consciousness` from `puma.consciousness`, which will fail;
either re-export the actual Consciousness façade in
puma/consciousness/__init__.py (add `from .module_where_it_lives import
Consciousness` and include it in __all__) or update the README example to import
the real public entrypoint (e.g., the state machine or bootstrap function that
is exported) and adjust the example to be runnable by wrapping async calls in an
asyncio.run(main()) pattern so the snippet works as shown.
| """ | ||
| Web Agent | ||
| Autonomous web browsing and learning. | ||
| """ | ||
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Verify package name: web-agent directory is not importable as a normal Python package
The __init__.py content itself is fine, but the directory name in the path (web-agent/__init__.py) isn’t a valid Python identifier. You won’t be able to do:
import web-agent # syntax error
from web-agent import AutonomousWebAgent # syntax errorIf this is meant to be an importable package, consider renaming the directory to something like web_agent and updating imports (and any references in bootstrap/config) accordingly:
web_agent/
__init__.py
agent.py
Then consumers can use:
from web_agent import AutonomousWebAgentPlease double‑check current imports/usages to ensure the name matches how it’s being loaded.
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The directory name web-agent with a hyphen is not a valid Python identifier and cannot be imported using standard Python import syntax. While the code currently works via sys.path.append() in bootstrap/bootstrap.py, this is a non-standard workaround that is fragile and could break if imports are attempted from other entry points.
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This allows standard imports like from web_agent import AutonomousWebAgent and aligns with PEP 8 package naming conventions.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In web-agent/__init__.py around lines 1 to 9, the package directory name uses a
hyphen which is not a valid Python package identifier; rename the directory from
"web-agent" to "web_agent" and update any imports accordingly, then edit
bootstrap/bootstrap.py at line 26 to change the string 'web-agent' to
'web_agent' so standard imports (e.g. from web_agent import AutonomousWebAgent)
work and comply with PEP 8.
| async def integrate_web_learning(self, exploration: WebExploration, memory_system): | ||
| """ | ||
| Web experiences become part of autobiographical memory. | ||
| """ | ||
| if not memory_system: | ||
| return | ||
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| # Create episodic memory of exploration | ||
| episode = memory_system.form_episode( | ||
| perception={ | ||
| 'type': 'web_exploration', | ||
| 'url': exploration.url | ||
| }, | ||
| action={ | ||
| 'type': 'browse_and_learn' | ||
| }, | ||
| outcome={ | ||
| 'learned_concepts': exploration.learned_concepts, | ||
| 'questions_answered': exploration.questions_answered, | ||
| 'new_questions': exploration.new_questions | ||
| }, | ||
| memory_type='web_exploration' | ||
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integrate_web_learning currently calls:
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)The form_episode signature in puma/memory/episodic.py takes memory_type: MemoryType = MemoryType.GENERAL. If MemoryType is an Enum (as it appears), passing a bare string here will give episodes a different type than the rest of the system expects, and any logic that checks episode.type == MemoryType.<something> will fail.
It would be safer to use the proper enum variant, e.g.:
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- Add import:
from puma.memory.episodic import MemoryType - Change
memory_type='web_exploration'tomemory_type=MemoryType.WEB_EXPLORATION
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In web-agent/agent.py around lines 127 to 151, the call to
memory_system.form_episode uses memory_type='web_exploration' (a string) but the
method expects a MemoryType enum; import the enum with from puma.memory.episodic
import MemoryType and change the argument to
memory_type=MemoryType.WEB_EXPLORATION so the episode stores and compares the
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