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npm run audit currently crashes before any argument handling because this require points to ../src/lib/audit-memory, but the repository only ships lib/audit-memory.js at the package root. In practice this throws MODULE_NOT_FOUND on every run, so users cannot execute the advertised memory audit command at all.
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These export targets reference ./src/... files that are not present in the package (index.js and lib/* are at the root instead). As a result, consumers that install this package cannot import @claw/jarvos-memory successfully because Node resolves to missing files and throws at load time.
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modules/jarvos-memory/lib/memory-record.js-127-136 (1)
127-136:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorInconsistent case sensitivity in duplicate detection.
The duplicate check here uses case-sensitive comparison (
current.includes(content)), butcheckMemoryDedup(lines 161-170) uses case-insensitive comparison (current.toLowerCase().includes(normalizedContent)). This inconsistency could cause confusing behavior wherecheckMemoryDedupreports a duplicate butcreateMemoryRecordstill writes the record.Consider aligning the behavior:
🔧 Proposed fix to use consistent case-insensitive comparison
} else { const current = fs.readFileSync(memoryPath, 'utf8'); // Check for duplicate content - if (current.includes(content)) { + if (current.toLowerCase().includes(content.toLowerCase())) { return { record, written: false,🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-memory/lib/memory-record.js` around lines 127 - 136, The duplicate detection in createMemoryRecord uses a case-sensitive includes (current.includes(content)) while checkMemoryDedup does a case-insensitive check, causing inconsistent behavior; update createMemoryRecord to perform the same normalization as checkMemoryDedup by comparing current.toLowerCase() against a normalizedContent (e.g., content.trim().toLowerCase()) or otherwise normalizing both sides before calling includes so both createMemoryRecord and checkMemoryDedup use the same case-insensitive logic; locate createMemoryRecord and adjust the duplicate check around memoryPath/current/includes to use the normalized comparison.modules/jarvos-ontology/src/writer.js-99-106 (1)
99-106:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorMissing 'P' prefix mapping for predictions section.
The
typeMapmaps object ID prefixes to sections but is missing the 'P' prefix for predictions (e.g.,P1,P2). Attempting to update a prediction object would throw "Cannot determine section for object ID".🔧 Proposed fix to add predictions mapping
// Determine which file this object lives in const prefix = objectId.replace(/\d+$/, ''); - const typeMap = { B: 'beliefs', G: 'goals', PJ: 'projects', HO: 'higher-order', CORE: 'core-self' }; + const typeMap = { B: 'beliefs', G: 'goals', P: 'predictions', PJ: 'projects', HO: 'higher-order', CORE: 'core-self' }; const section = typeMap[prefix];🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/src/writer.js` around lines 99 - 106, The typeMap in updateObject is missing the 'P' prefix for prediction objects, causing the section lookup to fail for IDs like "P1" or "P2"; update the typeMap inside the updateObject function to include the mapping 'P': 'predictions' (keeping the existing prefix extraction via objectId.replace(/\d+$/, '')) so prediction IDs resolve to the correct section and no longer throw the "Cannot determine section for object ID" error.starter-kit/README.md-53-67 (1)
53-67:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorClarify working directory for module commands.
On Line 53 and Line 64, commands use
cd modules/..., which is ambiguous from astarter-kit/doc context and can fail if run from the starter-kit directory. Consider explicitly stating “from repo root” or usingcd ../modules/...in examples.Suggested doc patch
-1. **Memory audits** — Point `jarvos-memory`'s audit script at your MEMORY.md: +1. **Memory audits** — From the repo root, point `jarvos-memory`'s audit script at your MEMORY.md: ```bash - cd modules/jarvos-memory && npm install + cd modules/jarvos-memory && npm install node scripts/audit-memory.js --file /path/to/your/MEMORY.md ``` -4. **Validate your ontology** — Once filled in: +4. **Validate your ontology** — Once filled in (from repo root): ```bash cd modules/jarvos-ontology && npm install node scripts/validate.js --ontology /path/to/your/ontology/ ```🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@starter-kit/README.md` around lines 53 - 67, The commands in README.md that run module scripts (the cd modules/jarvos-memory && npm install / node scripts/audit-memory.js and the cd modules/jarvos-ontology && npm install / node scripts/validate.js examples) are ambiguous about the starting directory; update those lines to explicitly state they should be run from the repo root (e.g., prefix the section with “From repo root:” or add “(from repo root)” after the heading) or change the cd to a relative path that works from starter-kit (e.g., cd ../modules/jarvos-memory), and ensure both the memory audit block and the ontology validate block mention the intended working directory so users won’t run the commands from the wrong folder.modules/jarvos-ontology/scripts/render.js-14-17 (1)
14-17:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorSame arg validation gap as
validate.js.If
--ontology-diris provided without a value,dirbecomesundefined. Apply the same guard recommended forvalidate.js.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/scripts/render.js` around lines 14 - 17, The current logic sets dir to args[dirIdx + 1] even if the user passed `--ontology-dir` with no following value; modify the guard around dir resolution so that when `dirIdx !== -1` you also check that `args[dirIdx + 1]` exists and is not another flag (e.g., not starting with `--`) before assigning it to `dir`; otherwise fall back to the default resolve(...) path. Update the logic referencing `dirIdx`, `dir`, and `args` accordingly to mirror the same validation used in `validate.js`.modules/jarvos-ontology/scripts/validate.js-13-16 (1)
13-16:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorMissing validation for
--ontology-dirargument value.If
--ontology-diris passed without a following argument (e.g.,node validate.js --ontology-dir),args[dirIdx + 1]will beundefined, causingvalidate(undefined)to be called.🛡️ Proposed fix
const dirIdx = args.indexOf('--ontology-dir'); -const dir = dirIdx !== -1 - ? args[dirIdx + 1] - : resolve(new URL('.', import.meta.url).pathname, '..', 'ontology'); +let dir; +if (dirIdx !== -1) { + dir = args[dirIdx + 1]; + if (!dir || dir.startsWith('-')) { + console.error('Error: --ontology-dir requires a directory path'); + process.exit(1); + } +} else { + dir = resolve(new URL('.', import.meta.url).pathname, '..', 'ontology'); +}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/scripts/validate.js` around lines 13 - 16, The code currently reads the --ontology-dir value using dirIdx and args[dirIdx + 1] without validating it, which can pass undefined into validate; update the logic in validate.js to check that dirIdx !== -1 AND that args[dirIdx + 1] exists and is a sensible path (e.g., not undefined and not another flag like starting with '-'); if missing or invalid, emit a clear error and exit (or fall back to the default resolve(...) path) so validate(...) is never called with undefined. Use the existing symbols dirIdx, dir and args to locate and adjust the branch that sets dir.modules/jarvos-ontology/scripts/render.js-5-6 (1)
5-6:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorDocumentation mentions
--mermaidflag but it's not implemented.The usage comment says
[--mermaid]but the code doesn't check for it — Mermaid output is the implicit default. Either remove--mermaidfrom the docs or implement it explicitly for clarity.📝 Proposed doc fix
* Usage: -* node scripts/render.js [--mermaid] [--summary] [--ontology-dir DIR] +* node scripts/render.js [--summary] [--ontology-dir DIR] +* +* Outputs Mermaid diagram by default, or summary text with --summary.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/scripts/render.js` around lines 5 - 6, The usage header lists a --mermaid flag but the script doesn't parse it; update scripts/render.js to explicitly handle the --mermaid argument (e.g., inspect process.argv for '--mermaid' and set a boolean like isMermaid or mermaidFlag) and use that boolean wherever Mermaid output is chosen (replace the current implicit default behavior), and ensure the usage string remains accurate to the implemented behavior; alternatively remove `--mermaid` from the usage string if you prefer implicit default—make the change to the argument parsing and the variable that controls output (look for existing argument parsing or variables named summary, ontologyDir, etc.) so the flag is honored or the docs are corrected.modules/jarvos-ontology/schema/templates/5-goals.md-77-79 (1)
77-79:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorMD053 false positive —
[Date]is a placeholder, not a link reference.Markdownlint interprets
[Date]as an unused link reference. Since this is a placeholder for users to fill in, escape the brackets or use a different format to silence the warning.📝 Proposed fix
-## History - -- [Date]: Created +## History + +- YYYY-MM-DD: CreatedOr escape the brackets:
-- [Date]: Created +- \[Date\]: Created🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/schema/templates/5-goals.md` around lines 77 - 79, The Markdown linter flags `[Date]` under the "## History" section as an unused link reference; update the placeholder in the 5-goals template by either escaping the brackets (e.g. replace `[Date]` with `\[Date\]`) or changing the placeholder to a non-link form such as `Date:` or `— Date:` so the linter no longer treats it as a link reference; specifically edit the line containing "[Date]: Created" in the template to one of these non-link alternatives.modules/jarvos-ontology/schema/templates/5-goals.md-34-40 (1)
34-40:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorDuplicate heading names trigger MD024.
The repeated
#### Linksand#### Projectsheadings under each goal cause markdownlint MD024 errors. Consider making headings unique by including the goal reference, or disable MD024 for this template file if the repetition is intentional.💡 Option 1: Unique headings
-#### Links +#### Goal 1 Links | Link Type | Target | Notes |💡 Option 2: Disable MD024 inline
Add at the top of the file:
<!-- markdownlint-disable MD024 -->🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/schema/templates/5-goals.md` around lines 34 - 40, The template currently repeats the headings "#### Links" and "#### Projects" for each goal, triggering markdownlint MD024; to fix, either make those headings unique by interpolating the goal identifier (e.g., change "#### Links" -> "#### Links — {{goal.id}}" or "#### Links — {{goal.title}}" and similarly for "#### Projects") in the 5-goals.md template so each section is distinct, or if the repetition is intentional, disable the rule for this file by adding an inline markdownlint directive at the top (<!-- markdownlint-disable MD024 -->); update the headings in the template where "#### Links" and "#### Projects" appear or add the disable comment accordingly.modules/jarvos-ontology/schema/templates/5-goals.md-16-22 (1)
16-22:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorFix markdownlint MD058: add blank lines around tables.
The pipeline is failing because tables require blank lines before and after them. This applies to lines 17, 35, and 50.
📝 Proposed fix for the first table (apply same pattern to others)
#### Links + | Link Type | Target | Notes | |-----------|--------|-------| | serves | [[Core Self#Mission]] | How this serves your mission | | serves | [[Core Self#Values]] | Which value(s) this honors | | enabled-by | [[Core Self#Strengths]] | What strength you're deploying | + #### Projects🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/schema/templates/5-goals.md` around lines 16 - 22, The markdown tables in modules/jarvos-ontology/schema/templates/5-goals.md (e.g., the table under the "#### Links" heading and the other tables further down) violate MD058 because they lack blank lines before and/or after the table; fix this by inserting a single blank line immediately before the table start and a single blank line immediately after the table end for each table (apply the same change to the tables around the sections referenced in the review) so each table is separated from surrounding text.modules/jarvos-ontology/scripts/bootstrap.js-14-18 (1)
14-18:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorMissing validation for
--dirargument value.If
--diris provided as the last argument without a value,args[dirIdx + 1]will beundefined, leading to unexpected behavior (path resolution with "undefined").Suggested fix
const args = process.argv.slice(2); const dirIdx = args.indexOf('--dir'); -const targetDir = dirIdx !== -1 - ? args[dirIdx + 1] - : resolve(new URL('.', import.meta.url).pathname, '..', 'ontology'); +let targetDir; +if (dirIdx !== -1) { + if (!args[dirIdx + 1] || args[dirIdx + 1].startsWith('--')) { + console.error('Error: --dir requires a directory path'); + process.exit(1); + } + targetDir = args[dirIdx + 1]; +} else { + targetDir = resolve(new URL('.', import.meta.url).pathname, '..', 'ontology'); +}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/scripts/bootstrap.js` around lines 14 - 18, The code that derives targetDir from args, dirIdx and targetDir is not validating the `--dir` value; if `--dir` is last or followed by another flag, args[dirIdx + 1] will be undefined or invalid. Update the logic around dirIdx/targetDir (the variables `args`, `dirIdx`, and `targetDir`) to check that args[dirIdx + 1] exists and is not another flag (e.g., not starting with '-') before using it; if the value is missing or invalid, either fall back to the default resolve(...) path or print a clear error and exit. Ensure the final assignment to `targetDir` uses this validated value.modules/jarvos-ontology/schema/templates/3-predictions.md-59-61 (1)
59-61:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorFix unused link reference lint error (MD053).
The
[Date]syntax on line 61 is interpreted by markdownlint as an undefined link reference. Use a different format that won't trigger MD053:Suggested fix
## History -- [Date]: Created +- `[Date]`: CreatedOr use angle brackets:
-- [Date]: Created +- <Date>: Created🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/schema/templates/3-predictions.md` around lines 59 - 61, The Markdown uses a link-style reference "[Date]" under the "## History" section which triggers MD053; replace the bracketed reference with plain text or a non-link format (e.g., "Date: Created" or "YYYY-MM-DD: Created" or "<Date>: Created") so it is not parsed as an undefined link reference, updating the line that currently reads "[Date]: Created" accordingly.modules/jarvos-ontology/scripts/combined.js-15-23 (1)
15-23:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorMissing validation for argument values.
Same issue as
bootstrap.js: if--ontology-diror--outputis provided without a value, the script will useundefined. Consider validating that argument values are present and not another flag.Suggested fix
const args = process.argv.slice(2); +function getArgValue(args, flag) { + const idx = args.indexOf(flag); + if (idx === -1) return null; + const value = args[idx + 1]; + if (!value || value.startsWith('--')) { + console.error(`Error: ${flag} requires a value`); + process.exit(1); + } + return value; +} + -const dirIdx = args.indexOf('--ontology-dir'); -const dir = dirIdx !== -1 - ? args[dirIdx + 1] - : resolve(new URL('.', import.meta.url).pathname, '..', 'ontology'); +const dir = getArgValue(args, '--ontology-dir') + ?? resolve(new URL('.', import.meta.url).pathname, '..', 'ontology'); -const outIdx = args.indexOf('--output'); -const output = outIdx !== -1 ? args[outIdx + 1] : null; +const output = getArgValue(args, '--output');🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/scripts/combined.js` around lines 15 - 23, The parsing for args (variables dirIdx/dir and outIdx/output) doesn't validate that a value exists or isn't another flag; update the logic in the module where args, dirIdx, dir, outIdx and output are computed to check that args[dirIdx+1] (and args[outIdx+1]) exists and does not start with '-' before using it, and if invalid either fall back to the default (for dir via resolve(import.meta.url) as currently used) or throw a clear error/exit for output — ensure the checks are applied where dir and output are assigned so undefined isn't silently used.modules/jarvos-ontology/schema/templates/3-predictions.md-9-29 (1)
9-29:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorFix duplicate heading lint errors (MD024).
The repeated
### [Prediction Name]headings trigger markdownlint MD024. Since these are intentional placeholders in a template, consider either:
- Using unique placeholder names (
[Prediction 1],[Prediction 2], etc.)- Adding a markdownlint disable directive at the top of the file
Option 1: Use unique placeholder names
## Short-term (< 1 year) -### [Prediction Name] +### [Short-term Prediction] - **Statement:** [What will happen] ... ## Medium-term (1-5 years) -### [Prediction Name] +### [Medium-term Prediction] - **Statement:** ... ## Long-term (5+ years) -### [Prediction Name] +### [Long-term Prediction] - **Statement:**Option 2: Disable rule at file level
Add at line 1:
+<!-- markdownlint-disable MD024 --> # Predictions🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/schema/templates/3-predictions.md` around lines 9 - 29, The template currently repeats the heading string "### [Prediction Name]" which triggers markdownlint MD024; either replace the duplicate headings with unique placeholders like "### [Prediction 1]", "### [Prediction 2]" (update all instances of "### [Prediction Name]" in the template) or add a markdownlint disable directive for MD024 at the top of the file to silence the rule for this template; choose one approach and apply consistently so the linter no longer reports MD024 for the repeated placeholder headings.modules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/provenance/src/link-to-journal.js-15-18 (1)
15-18:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorHardcoded timezone may cause unexpected behavior for users outside Eastern Time.
The
America/New_Yorktimezone is hardcoded, which means users in other timezones will have their journal entries linked to dates based on ET rather than their local time. Consider making this configurable via environment variable or config file.🔧 Suggested fix
+const DEFAULT_TIMEZONE = 'America/New_York'; + function todayPath() { - const today = new Date().toLocaleDateString('en-CA', { timeZone: 'America/New_York' }); + const tz = process.env.JARVOS_TIMEZONE || DEFAULT_TIMEZONE; + const today = new Date().toLocaleDateString('en-CA', { timeZone: tz }); return join(JOURNAL_DIR, `${today}.md`); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/provenance/src/link-to-journal.js` around lines 15 - 18, todayPath currently hardcodes the 'America/New_York' timezone which causes dates to be computed in ET; make the timezone configurable by reading an environment variable (e.g. JOURNAL_TIMEZONE) or config and using that value when calling toLocaleDateString, falling back to the user's local timezone or a sensible default (e.g. 'UTC') if the env var is not set; update the todayPath function to read and validate the timezone env var before passing it into toLocaleDateString, and keep JOURNAL_DIR usage unchanged.modules/jarvos-ontology/scripts/sync-to-paperclip.js-43-51 (1)
43-51:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor
getCompanyGoalIdsilently swallows errors and lacks timeout.The function returns
nullfor both "no goal found" and "API error", losing useful diagnostic information. Additionally, there's no timeout on the fetch, which could cause the script to hang.🛡️ Suggested improvement with error logging and timeout
async function getCompanyGoalId() { + const controller = new AbortController(); + const timeout = setTimeout(() => controller.abort(), 10000); try { - const res = await fetch(`${paperclipUrl}/api/companies/${companyId}/goals`, { - headers: { 'Authorization': `Bearer ${paperclipApiKey}` }, - }); - if (!res.ok) return null; + const res = await fetch(`${paperclipUrl}/api/companies/${companyId}/goals`, { + headers: { 'Authorization': `Bearer ${paperclipApiKey}` }, + signal: controller.signal, + }); + clearTimeout(timeout); + if (!res.ok) { + console.warn(`Warning: Failed to fetch company goals (${res.status})`); + return null; + } const goals = await res.json(); const companyGoal = goals.find(g => g.level === 'company' && g.status === 'active'); return companyGoal?.id || null; + } catch (err) { + clearTimeout(timeout); + console.warn(`Warning: Could not detect company goal: ${err.message}`); + return null; + } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/scripts/sync-to-paperclip.js` around lines 43 - 51, getCompanyGoalId currently swallows all errors and lacks a fetch timeout, returning null for both “no company goal” and API errors; change it to use an AbortController with a short timeout, catch fetch/network errors and log or rethrow them (include the URL and companyId) so callers can distinguish failures, and only return null when the request succeeds but no active company-level goal is found; reference the getCompanyGoalId function and its use of paperclipUrl, companyId and paperclipApiKey when making these changes.modules/jarvos-ontology/scripts/extract.js-37-47 (1)
37-47:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorMissing bounds check in argument parsing.
If a user passes
--dateor--dayswithout a following value (e.g.,node extract.js --date),args[++i]reads past the array bounds, returningundefined. For--days,parseInt(undefined, 10)returnsNaN, which propagates into the date loop causing unexpected behavior.🛡️ Proposed fix with bounds validation
for (let i = 0; i < args.length; i++) { switch (args[i]) { - case '--date': opts.date = args[++i]; break; - case '--days': opts.days = parseInt(args[++i], 10); break; - case '--memory-dir': opts.memoryDir = args[++i]; break; - case '--ontology-dir': opts.ontologyDir = args[++i]; break; + case '--date': + if (i + 1 >= args.length) { console.error('--date requires a value'); process.exit(1); } + opts.date = args[++i]; + break; + case '--days': + if (i + 1 >= args.length) { console.error('--days requires a value'); process.exit(1); } + opts.days = parseInt(args[++i], 10); + if (Number.isNaN(opts.days)) { console.error('--days must be a number'); process.exit(1); } + break; + case '--memory-dir': + if (i + 1 >= args.length) { console.error('--memory-dir requires a value'); process.exit(1); } + opts.memoryDir = args[++i]; + break; + case '--ontology-dir': + if (i + 1 >= args.length) { console.error('--ontology-dir requires a value'); process.exit(1); } + opts.ontologyDir = args[++i]; + break; case '--dry-run': opts.dryRun = true; break; case '--json': opts.json = true; break; case '-h': case '--help': opts.help = true; break; } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/scripts/extract.js` around lines 37 - 47, The argument parser loop that handles cases '--date' and '--days' reads args[++i] without checking bounds; update the switch in the for-loop to verify that i + 1 < args.length before consuming the next token for '--date', '--days', '--memory-dir', and '--ontology-dir' (the code that sets opts.date, opts.days, opts.memoryDir, opts.ontologyDir). If the next arg is missing, set a clear error state (e.g., opts.help = true or opts.error = 'Missing value for --date/--days') and do not advance i; additionally, for '--days' guard the parseInt result with Number.isNaN and handle it (set default or mark error) to avoid propagating NaN into downstream logic.modules/jarvos-secondbrain/docs/architecture/claw-secondbrain-monorepo-spec.md-210-256 (1)
210-256:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorPipeline failure: Duplicate
### Contractheadings.Lines 222, 240, and 253 all use
### Contractwhich triggers additional MD024 errors.📝 Proposed fix
## Journal ↔ Notes ... -### Contract +### Journal ↔ Notes contract ## Journal ↔ Memory ... -### Contract +### Journal ↔ Memory contract ## Notes ↔ Memory ... -### Contract +### Notes ↔ Memory contract🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/docs/architecture/claw-secondbrain-monorepo-spec.md` around lines 210 - 256, Three identical "### Contract" subheadings under the three relationship sections cause MD024 duplication errors; update each to a unique, descriptive heading so linters can distinguish them (for example rename the "### Contract" under "Journal ↔ Notes" to "### Contract — Journal ↔ Notes", the one under "Journal ↔ Memory" to "### Contract — Journal ↔ Memory", and the one under "Notes ↔ Memory" to "### Contract — Notes ↔ Memory"), ensuring you only change the heading text (keep the following bullet content intact) and preserve provenance wording in the sections referenced.modules/jarvos-memory/docs/MEMORY_SCHEMA_AND_AUDIT_HELPERS.md-115-120 (1)
115-120:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorFix incomplete CLI path in documentation.
The CLI commands reference
jarvos-memory/scripts/audit-memory.js, but the script is located atmodules/jarvos-memory/scripts/audit-memory.js. Update the documented commands to include themodules/prefix for accuracy when running from the repository root:node modules/jarvos-memory/scripts/audit-memory.js node modules/jarvos-memory/scripts/audit-memory.js --jsonAlternatively, clarify that these commands assume a specific working directory context.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-memory/docs/MEMORY_SCHEMA_AND_AUDIT_HELPERS.md` around lines 115 - 120, Update the CLI examples in MEMORY_SCHEMA_AND_AUDIT_HELPERS.md to reference the actual script location by adding the missing modules/ prefix (use modules/jarvos-memory/scripts/audit-memory.js) or alternatively add a short note clarifying that the original commands assume running from the jarvos-memory directory; edit the CLI block that currently shows jarvos-memory/scripts/audit-memory.js to either use modules/jarvos-memory/scripts/audit-memory.js or include the working-directory clarification so users can run node modules/jarvos-memory/scripts/audit-memory.js from the repository root.modules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/routing/test/test-capture-system.js-35-45 (1)
35-45:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorTest helper may report misleading results.
The
test()function logs✓ passedafterfn()completes without throwing, but ifassert()calls insidefn()fail, they only increment thefailedcounter without throwing. This means a test can show "✓ passed" while actually having failed assertions.Consider having
assert()throw on failure, or tracking per-test failures separately.🔧 Proposed fix - make assert throw on failure
function assert(condition, message) { if (condition) { passed++; } else { failed++; console.error(` ✗ FAILED: ${message}`); + throw new Error(message); } } function test(name, fn) { console.log(`[${name}]`); try { fn(); console.log(` ✓ passed`); } catch (e) { - failed++; console.error(` ✗ ERROR: ${e.message}`); } console.log(); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/routing/test/test-capture-system.js` around lines 35 - 45, The test harness logs "✓ passed" even when assertions increment the global failed counter without throwing; update the test() function to detect per-test failures by recording the global failed value before running fn() (e.g. startFailed = failed), execute fn(), then check if failed > startFailed and treat that as a test failure (log the error/mark failed and do not print the passed line), or alternatively change the assert implementation to throw on failure so test() can rely on exceptions; refer to the test() function and the assert behavior when implementing either fix.modules/jarvos-secondbrain/docs/architecture/claw-secondbrain-monorepo-spec.md-110-187 (1)
110-187:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorPipeline failure: Duplicate headings violate markdownlint MD024.
The repeated headings
### Owns,### Does not own,### Primary use cases, and### Core design ruleunder each package section trigger MD024 errors in CI.To fix while preserving the parallel structure, either:
- Make headings unique by prefixing with package name (e.g.,
### Journal: Owns)- Configure markdownlint to allow duplicate headings among siblings only
📝 Option 1: Make headings unique (recommended)
-## 1) claw-secondbrain-journal +## 1) claw-secondbrain-journal -### Owns +### Journal owns -### Does not own +### Journal does not own -### Primary use cases +### Journal primary use cases -### Core design rule +### Journal core design ruleApply the same pattern for
claw-secondbrain-notesandclaw-secondbrain-memorysections.📝 Option 2: Configure markdownlint
Add to
.markdownlint.jsonor.markdownlint.yaml:{ "MD024": { "siblings_only": true } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/docs/architecture/claw-secondbrain-monorepo-spec.md` around lines 110 - 187, Duplicate section headings (e.g., "### Owns", "### Does not own", "### Primary use cases", "### Core design rule") cause markdownlint MD024 failures; fix by making those headings unique per package—rename each to include the package name (for example, change "### Owns" to "### Journal: Owns" in the claw-secondbrain-journal section and apply the same pattern to claw-secondbrain-notes and claw-secondbrain-memory, e.g., "### Notes: Owns", "### Memory: Owns"), or alternatively enable sibling-only duplicates by adding MD024 { "siblings_only": true } to the markdownlint config if you prefer to keep headings identical across sections.modules/jarvos-ontology/src/validator.js-103-110 (1)
103-110:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorDefensive check needed:
checkCompleteness()assumesontology.missingFilesalways exists.The
validate()function accepts ontology objects directly (line 122:ontologyOrDir), not just strings. WhileloadOntology()always providesmissingFilesas an array, manually constructed ontology objects passed tovalidate()might lack this property, causing a TypeError whencheckCompleteness()calls.map().Proposed defensive fix
function checkCompleteness(ontology) { - return ontology.missingFiles.map(f => ({ + return (ontology.missingFiles || []).map(f => ({ level: 'error', check: 'missing-file', objectId: null, message: `Ontology file missing: ${f}`, })); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/src/validator.js` around lines 103 - 110, checkCompleteness currently assumes ontology.missingFiles exists and calls .map(), which throws if callers pass an ontology without that property (e.g., validate receives raw objects). Update checkCompleteness (and callers if needed) to defensively handle missing or non-array missingFiles by normalizing it to an empty array (e.g., use Array.isArray(ontology?.missingFiles) ? ontology.missingFiles : []) before mapping; keep the existing return shape (level, check, objectId, message) and ensure checkCompleteness safely accepts a missing or null ontology parameter.modules/jarvos-secondbrain/packages/jarvos-secondbrain-notes/migrations/backfill_notes_frontmatter.py-23-33 (1)
23-33:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor
Project Briefis omitted from project discovery here too.
infer_project()can resolve bothProject BoardandProject Brief, butfind_project_names()only harvests board files. That leaves brief-only projects with an emptyprojectduring backfill.Possible fix
- pat = re.compile(r"^(.*?)(?:\s+[—-]\s+|\s+-\s+|\s+—\s+)?Project Board$", re.IGNORECASE) + pat = re.compile(r"^(.*?)(?:\s+[—-]\s+|\s+-\s+|\s+—\s+)?Project (?:Board|Brief)$", re.IGNORECASE)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/packages/jarvos-secondbrain-notes/migrations/backfill_notes_frontmatter.py` around lines 23 - 33, find_project_names currently only matches filenames ending with "Project Board" so files ending with "Project Brief" are skipped; update the regex in find_project_names to also accept "Project Brief" (e.g., include (?:Board|Brief) as the suffix) or otherwise match the same variants used by infer_project(), then trim and add the captured project name to the set as before; ensure the function still ignores empty captures and preserves the existing sort key logic.modules/jarvos-secondbrain/packages/jarvos-secondbrain-notes/src/lint-frontmatter.js-242-250 (1)
242-250:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor
Project Brieffiles never seed project inference.
inferProject()already acceptsProject Board|Brief, butfindProjectNames()only indexesProject Board. Any vault that keeps a brief without a board will getproject: ""when missing values are auto-filled.Possible fix
- const rx = /^(.*?)(?:\s+[—-]\s+|\s+-\s+|\s+—\s+)?Project Board$/i; + const rx = /^(.*?)(?:\s+[—-]\s+|\s+-\s+|\s+—\s+)?Project (?:Board|Brief)$/i;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/packages/jarvos-secondbrain-notes/src/lint-frontmatter.js` around lines 242 - 250, The findProjectNames function currently only matches files ending with "Project Board" so briefs are skipped; update its regex (used in findProjectNames) to also match "Project Brief" (and both singular/plural/dash/em-dash variants already handled) so that stems like "X Project Brief" are captured; ensure inferProject remains compatible and that the Set population logic (names.add(m[1].trim())) continues to work unchanged.modules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/routing/src/capture-that.js-134-145 (1)
134-145:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorTitle extraction skips leading prose if a later heading exists.
Line 138 uses
find(), not “first line is a heading”. A capture that starts with summary text and later contains## ...will get the later section heading as its title.Possible fix
const lines = String(content || '').split(/\r?\n/).map((l) => l.trim()).filter(Boolean); // If first line looks like a heading, use it - const heading = lines.find((l) => /^#+\s/.test(l)); - if (heading) { - return heading.replace(/^#+\s+/, '').slice(0, maxLength); - } - - // Use the first substantive line const firstLine = lines[0] || ''; + if (/^#+\s/.test(firstLine)) { + return firstLine.replace(/^#+\s+/, '').slice(0, maxLength); + } return firstLine.slice(0, maxLength).replace(/[.。!?]+$/, '') || 'Captured content';🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/routing/src/capture-that.js` around lines 134 - 145, The extractTitle function incorrectly uses lines.find to locate any heading anywhere in the content, causing later headings to override earlier prose; change the logic to only treat a heading as the title when it is the first substantive line: check lines[0] (the first substantive line after trimming/filtering) for a heading with /^#+\s/ and return its text if present, otherwise fall back to using the firstLine slice/trim behavior and the 'Captured content' default; update references in the function (heading, firstLine, extractTitle) accordingly.modules/jarvos-ontology/src/renderer.js-54-57 (1)
54-57:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorThe Mermaid styles never get attached to any node.
The nodes emitted here never reference
coreSelf,belief,goal, orproject, so theclassDefblocks on lines 76-79 are inert and the diagram renders with default styling.Possible fix
for (const obj of objs) { const name = (obj.name || '').slice(0, 35).replace(/"/g, "'"); const shape = type === 'core-self' ? `(("${name}"))` : `["${name}"]`; - lines.push(` ${obj.id}${shape}`); + const className = { + 'core-self': 'coreSelf', + belief: 'belief', + goal: 'goal', + project: 'project', + }[type]; + lines.push(` ${obj.id}${shape}${className ? `:::${className}` : ''}`); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/src/renderer.js` around lines 54 - 57, The rendered nodes don't get styles because no class is assigned to them; modify the lines.push call in the loop that iterates over objs (the code building name, shape and calling lines.push) to append a Mermaid class assignment based on the object's type (e.g., map obj.type values like "core-self", "belief", "goal", "project" to class names coreSelf, belief, goal, project and add :::className to the node string), ensuring nodes produced by the lines.push(...) in the loop include the appropriate :::className suffix so the classDef blocks (defined later) take effect.modules/jarvos-ontology/src/reader.js-246-255 (1)
246-255:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorMissing error handling for file read operations.
readFileSyncon line 252 will throw if the file exists but is unreadable (permissions, encoding issues). Consider wrapping in try/catch to provide a more informative error or skip gracefully.Suggested fix
for (const layer of LAYER_FILES) { const filePath = join(ontologyDir, layer.file); if (!existsSync(filePath)) { missingFiles.push(layer.file); continue; } - const content = readFileSync(filePath, 'utf8'); - const parsed = parseLayerFile(content, layer.type); - objects.push(...parsed); + try { + const content = readFileSync(filePath, 'utf8'); + const parsed = parseLayerFile(content, layer.type); + objects.push(...parsed); + } catch (err) { + missingFiles.push(`${layer.file} (read error: ${err.message})`); + } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/src/reader.js` around lines 246 - 255, The loop over LAYER_FILES uses readFileSync and parseLayerFile without error handling so a unreadable file will throw; wrap the readFileSync and parseLayerFile calls for each layer (using the filePath/ontologyDir and layer.file) in a try/catch, and on catch either push layer.file (or a new errorList) and the error.message to missingFiles/error list or log it, then continue to the next iteration instead of letting the exception bubble; ensure objects.push(...parsed) only runs on success so parseLayerFile errors are also handled.modules/jarvos-ontology/src/reader.js-240-241 (1)
240-241:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorCross-platform path resolution may fail on Windows.
new URL('.', import.meta.url).pathnamereturns a path with a leading slash on Windows (e.g.,/C:/...), which can cause issues. Consider usingfileURLToPathfrom theurlmodule for robust cross-platform support.Suggested fix
-import { readFileSync, existsSync } from 'fs'; -import { join, resolve } from 'path'; +import { readFileSync, existsSync } from 'fs'; +import { join, resolve, dirname } from 'path'; +import { fileURLToPath } from 'url'; export function loadOntology(dir) { - const ontologyDir = dir || resolve(new URL('.', import.meta.url).pathname, '..', 'ontology'); + const __dirname = dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)); + const ontologyDir = dir || resolve(__dirname, '..', 'ontology');🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/src/reader.js` around lines 240 - 241, The loadOntology function uses new URL('.', import.meta.url).pathname which can yield a leading slash on Windows; replace that approach by converting the module URL to a filesystem path with fileURLToPath(import.meta.url) (import from 'url') and then call path.resolve(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url), '..', 'ontology') (or compute the directory first with path.dirname) to build ontologyDir so path resolution is robust cross-platform; update the import/require references accordingly and keep the existing fallback behavior for the dir parameter.modules/jarvos-secondbrain/packages/jarvos-secondbrain-journal/src/journal-maintenance.js-320-321 (1)
320-321:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorUse
execFileSyncto avoid shell injection with dynamic paths.
execSyncwith string interpolation forPAPERCLIP_BRIDGE_SCRIPTcould be vulnerable if the path contains special characters. UseexecFileSyncwith explicit arguments.Suggested fix
+const { execSync, execFileSync } = require('child_process'); // ... - const out = execSync(`node "${PAPERCLIP_BRIDGE_SCRIPT}"`, { + const out = execFileSync('node', [PAPERCLIP_BRIDGE_SCRIPT], { encoding: 'utf8', timeout: 15000, }).trim();🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/packages/jarvos-secondbrain-journal/src/journal-maintenance.js` around lines 320 - 321, Replace the use of execSync that interpolates PAPERCLIP_BRIDGE_SCRIPT with child_process.execFileSync to avoid shell injection: call execFileSync with PAPERCLIP_BRIDGE_SCRIPT as the first argument (no shell string), pass any needed args as an array (or [] if none), and forward the existing options object (e.g., { encoding: 'utf8' }) so the call that sets `out` uses execFileSync(PAPERCLIP_BRIDGE_SCRIPT, argsArray, options) instead of execSync(`node "${PAPERCLIP_BRIDGE_SCRIPT}"`, ...).modules/jarvos-ontology/src/extractor.js-306-306 (1)
306-306:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorUse
path.joinfor consistent path construction.Line 306 uses string template (
${dir}/${sectionFile}) while the rest of the codebase usespath.join. This can cause issues on Windows.Suggested fix
+import { join } from 'path'; // ... in routeSignals: - const filePath = `${dir}/${sectionFile}`; + const filePath = join(dir, sectionFile);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/src/extractor.js` at line 306, Replace the manual string template used to build filePath with a cross-platform join: locate the declaration of filePath where it is set using `${dir}/${sectionFile}` and change it to use path.join(dir, sectionFile) (ensure the surrounding module imports/uses the Node 'path' module if not already). This will make file path construction consistent with the rest of the codebase and handle Windows path separators correctly.modules/jarvos-ontology/src/bridge.js-88-103 (1)
88-103:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorHandle 204 No Content responses in API calls.
paperclipFetchcallsres.json()unconditionally after the!res.okcheck. Since 204 No Content is a successful response (res.ok is true), it will reachres.json()with an empty body, throwingSyntaxError: Unexpected end of JSON input. Check for 204 status or empty content before parsing JSON.Suggested fix
if (!res.ok) { const body = await res.text().catch(() => ''); throw new Error(`Paperclip API ${options.method || 'GET'} ${path} → ${res.status}: ${body}`); } - return res.json(); + const contentLength = res.headers.get('content-length'); + if (contentLength === '0' || res.status === 204) { + return {}; + } + return res.json();🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/src/bridge.js` around lines 88 - 103, The paperclipFetch function unconditionally calls res.json() which breaks on 204 No Content or empty responses; update paperclipFetch to detect res.status === 204 (or an empty body) and return null (or an appropriate empty value) instead of calling res.json(), otherwise read the response text and only parse JSON when non-empty; locate the paperclipFetch function and implement the early return for 204/empty responses before attempting JSON parsing.modules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/provenance/src/journal-note-audit.js-190-206 (1)
190-206:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorEdge case: duplicate headings return last occurrence.
If the same heading appears multiple times in a journal,
findSectionRangereturns the last occurrence becausesectionLineStartgets overwritten on each match. This may be unexpected—most parsers return the first occurrence.Unlikely to occur in practice, but worth documenting or handling explicitly if journals might have duplicate sections.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/provenance/src/journal-note-audit.js` around lines 190 - 206, findSectionRange currently overwrites sectionLineStart on every matching heading so duplicate headings yield the last occurrence; change the logic to stop at the first match (or explicitly document behavior) by locating the first index where lines[i].trim() === heading, set sectionLineStart and then avoid resetting it (e.g., break out of the loop or guard future matches), while keeping the existing detection of the next "## " line to set sectionLineEnd; reference function findSectionRange and the variables sectionLineStart/sectionLineEnd in your change.modules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/provenance/src/journal-note-audit.js-341-344 (1)
341-344:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorAdd error handling for file write operation.
fs.writeFileSynccan throw on permission errors or disk-full conditions. The script would crash without a meaningful error message.🛡️ Wrap write in try-catch
if (opts.fix && missingLinks.length > 0) { const updated = injectNoteLinks(journalMd, missingLinks); - fs.writeFileSync(journalPath, updated, 'utf8'); - result.patched = true; + try { + fs.writeFileSync(journalPath, updated, 'utf8'); + result.patched = true; + } catch (err) { + console.error(`[journal-note-audit] Failed to write journal: ${err.message}`); + process.exit(2); + }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/provenance/src/journal-note-audit.js` around lines 341 - 344, Wrap the fs.writeFileSync(...) call in a try-catch inside the block where opts.fix and missingLinks.length > 0 are checked: call injectNoteLinks(journalMd, missingLinks) as before, then attempt fs.writeFileSync(journalPath, updated, 'utf8') inside try; on success set result.patched = true; on catch capture the error, set a result.error/result.patchError field (or keep result.patched = false), and log a clear message including journalPath and the error (e.g., console.error or processLogger.error) so permission/disk errors are surfaced instead of crashing the process. Ensure references to injectNoteLinks, journalPath, result.patched and fs.writeFileSync are updated accordingly.
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| 1. **Check MEMORY.md size**: `wc -w agents/michael/MEMORY.md` — curate if > 6,000 words | ||
| 2. **Check daily memory files**: `wc -w memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md` — split if > 3,000 words | ||
| 3. **Check audit output**: Run `node jarvos-memory/scripts/audit-memory.js --json | wc -c` |
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Line 105 hardcodes agents/michael/MEMORY.md, which is user-specific. Line 107 references jarvos-memory/scripts/audit-memory.js, which is not the repo-root module path used elsewhere.
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-1. **Check MEMORY.md size**: `wc -w agents/michael/MEMORY.md` — curate if > 6,000 words
+1. **Check MEMORY.md size**: `wc -w MEMORY.md` — curate if > 6,000 words
-3. **Check audit output**: Run `node jarvos-memory/scripts/audit-memory.js --json | wc -c`
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In `@modules/jarvos-memory/docs/WATCHDOG_SAFETY.md` around lines 105 - 107, The
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them with repo-portable, parameterized forms: use a placeholder or glob for the
agent file (e.g., wc -w agents/<AGENT>/MEMORY.md or wc -w agents/*/MEMORY.md)
and document using an env var (AGENT or AGENT_NAME) or a find-based check
instead of agents/michael/MEMORY.md, and adjust the audit script invocation to
the repo-relative module path used elsewhere (e.g., node
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Lines 110-117 still choose the highest score across the lookback window. A longer earlier message can beat the immediately previous substantive message, which breaks the deictic “that” behavior this command is supposed to provide.
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the lookback window, which allows an older long message to outrank a more recent
referent; instead change the logic to prefer recency: iterate from the end (most
recent) and return the first message whose score exceeds the capturability
threshold (use scoreCapturability(msg) and compare against the same minimum you
consider a valid capture, e.g., > 0 or MIN_SCORE), rather than tracking a global
bestScore; keep MAX_LOOKBACK and return the message, index (relative to the
sliced messages array) and score as before so callers of findBestCapture and
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This module requires ../../../../jarvos-memory/src/lib/memory-record, but the committed jarvos-memory package only provides lib/memory-record.js at the module root, so loading three-package-router.js throws MODULE_NOT_FOUND before any routing logic runs. That breaks the main capture flow entrypoint (and anything that imports it, including capture-that) in normal runtime usage.
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These tests hardcode ../ontology as the canonical data directory and assert concrete objects like B1/PJ6, but this commit does not include modules/jarvos-ontology/ontology, so the default npm test command fails with missing-file/object assertions instead of validating the shipped module. As written, the package’s published test workflow is broken for any fresh clone.
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Add three sanitized runtime modules under modules/ so a fresh clone gives users executable software, not just docs and templates. Modules added: - modules/jarvos-memory/ — agent-state memory schema, audit helpers, promotion rules - modules/jarvos-ontology/ — ontology tooling (read/write/validate/render/extract) - modules/jarvos-secondbrain/ — vault bridges, journal/notes packages, capture routing Supporting changes: - modules/README.md — module overview and usage docs - PUBLIC_BASELINE.md — public vs private boundary documentation - scripts/smoke-test.sh — structure validation (32 checks, all passing) - starter-kit/README.md — added Modules section wiring modules into workflow - README.md — added Modules section and updated architecture diagram Privacy: - No /Users/andrew/ hardcoded paths in any module source - Personal ontology content (ontology/*.md) excluded from jarvos-ontology - bridge-state.json (Paperclip IDs) excluded from jarvos-ontology - pcp_ references in docs are placeholder examples only (pcp_...) - Smoke test verifies privacy constraint on every run Architecture decision: monorepo (clone-to-use, no npm publishing, no submodules) Ref: SUP-457 (decision), SUP-487 (implementation)
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| const { buildRoutingPlan, detectTrigger, hasCaptureIntent } = require('../src/keyword-capture-router'); | ||
| const { findBestCapture, extractTitle, isCaptureCommand, scoreCapturability } = require('../src/capture-that'); | ||
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This test file directly imports ../../../../jarvos-memory/src/lib/memory-record, but that path is missing in this commit (the shipped file is under jarvos-memory/lib/). As a result, bridge/routing/test/test-capture-system.js aborts with MODULE_NOT_FOUND before any assertions run, so the capture-system regression checks cannot execute; this is an independent bad path even if the router import is corrected.
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105-107:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorUse repo-portable commands in the diagnostic checklist.
The examples still hardcode
agents/michael/MEMORY.mdand the pre-monorepojarvos-memory/scripts/...path. Those commands will fail or mislead anyone following this doc from a fresh clone.Suggested doc fix
-1. **Check MEMORY.md size**: `wc -w agents/michael/MEMORY.md` — curate if > 6,000 words +1. **Check MEMORY.md size**: `wc -w <memory-root>/MEMORY.md` — curate if > 6,000 words -3. **Check audit output**: Run `node jarvos-memory/scripts/audit-memory.js --json | wc -c` +3. **Check audit output**: Run `node modules/jarvos-memory/scripts/audit-memory.js --json | wc -c`🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-memory/docs/WATCHDOG_SAFETY.md` around lines 105 - 107, Update the diagnostic checklist in WATCHDOG_SAFETY.md to avoid hardcoded paths: replace direct mentions of agents/michael/MEMORY.md with a repo-portable lookup (e.g., use git ls-files or shell globbing for agents/*/MEMORY.md and feed the result to wc -w), replace the fixed daily file check with a glob/loop over memory/*.md (or use a date-based pattern derived at runtime) for wc -w, and call the audit script via a repo-root-relative or npm-run/npx invocation (referencing audit-memory.js by name) so the commands work from a fresh clone regardless of monorepo layout. Ensure the examples show the portable command forms and keep references to MEMORY.md and audit-memory.js so readers can locate the targets.modules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/routing/src/capture-that.js (1)
100-128:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorPrefer the most recent capturable message, not the global highest score.
The backward scan still lets an older long message beat the user's actual referent. For a deictic command like “capture that”, once you scan from the end you should return the first message above the capturability threshold.
Suggested fix
function findBestCapture(recentMessages = []) { const messages = recentMessages.slice(-MAX_LOOKBACK); - - let bestIdx = -1; - let bestScore = 0; - for (let i = messages.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) { const msg = messages[i]; const score = scoreCapturability(msg); - - if (score > bestScore) { - bestScore = score; - bestIdx = i; + if (score > 0) { + return { + message: msg, + index: i, + score, + }; } } - - if (bestIdx === -1) { - return null; - } - - return { - message: messages[bestIdx], - index: bestIdx, - score: bestScore, - }; + return null; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/routing/src/capture-that.js` around lines 100 - 128, The current findBestCapture scans backwards but keeps the global highest score, allowing an older long message to win; instead, when iterating from the end in findBestCapture, return immediately the first message whose score meets the capturability threshold (use scoreCapturability(msg) and compare to a MIN_CAPTURE_SCORE or CAPTURABLE_THRESHOLD constant you introduce), and return its message/index/score; if no message meets the threshold return null. Update references inside findBestCapture (and add the threshold constant near MAX_LOOKBACK if missing) and remove the bestScore/bestIdx accumulation logic.
🟡 Minor comments (9)
modules/jarvos-memory/lib/memory-record.js-127-136 (1)
127-136:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorDuplicate detection uses case-sensitive substring matching.
Line 129's
current.includes(content)is case-sensitive, whilecheckMemoryDedup(line 168) uses case-insensitive matching. This inconsistency could lead to:
createMemoryRecordallowing a duplicate thatcheckMemoryDedupwould have caught- False positives from partial substring matches (e.g., "Use TypeScript" matching "Don't use TypeScript")
Consider normalizing the duplicate check or using more precise matching.
🔧 Proposed fix for consistent case-insensitive matching
} else { const current = fs.readFileSync(memoryPath, 'utf8'); // Check for duplicate content - if (current.includes(content)) { + if (current.toLowerCase().includes(content.toLowerCase())) { return { record, written: false,🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-memory/lib/memory-record.js` around lines 127 - 136, createMemoryRecord's duplicate check uses current.includes(content) which is case-sensitive and allows partial substring matches; change it to use the same dedup logic as checkMemoryDedup to ensure consistency. Specifically, replace the includes-based check in createMemoryRecord with a call to checkMemoryDedup(record, current) or implement the same normalization used there (e.g., lowercasing and collapsing whitespace or performing line-level exact matching / regex with word boundaries) so duplicates are detected case-insensitively and avoid partial substring false-positives when comparing content from memoryPath.modules/jarvos-memory/lib/audit-memory.js-43-52 (1)
43-52:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorPotential TOCTOU race in
listProjectEntries.If a file is deleted between
readdirSync(line 45) andstatSync(line 50), this will throw an uncaught exception. While unlikely in practice for an audit tool, consider wrapping the stat call in a try-catch for resilience.🛡️ Proposed fix to handle stat failures
function listProjectEntries(dirPath) { if (!fs.existsSync(dirPath) || !fs.statSync(dirPath).isDirectory()) return []; - return fs.readdirSync(dirPath) + const entries = []; + for (const name of fs.readdirSync(dirPath)) { + try { + const fullPath = path.join(dirPath, name); + entries.push({ + name, + fullPath, + stat: fs.statSync(fullPath), + }); + } catch { + // File may have been deleted between readdir and stat + continue; + } + } + return entries.sort((a, b) => a.name.localeCompare(b.name)); - .sort() - .map((name) => ({ - name, - fullPath: path.join(dirPath, name), - stat: fs.statSync(path.join(dirPath, name)), - })); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-memory/lib/audit-memory.js` around lines 43 - 52, The listProjectEntries function currently calls fs.readdirSync then fs.statSync per entry which can throw if a file is removed between those calls; wrap the fs.statSync(path.join(dirPath, name)) call in a try-catch inside the .map (or replace .map with a for loop) and handle failures by either skipping that entry or setting its stat to null and logging/debugging via processLogger/console; ensure you still return an array of safe objects with name and fullPath even when stat fails so callers of listProjectEntries won’t receive an uncaught exception.modules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/provenance/src/journal-note-audit.js-146-150 (1)
146-150:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorEmpty catch block swallows all errors.
Line 148's empty
catch { continue; }silently ignores all stat errors, including permission denials that might indicate a configuration problem. Consider logging at debug level or collecting these as warnings.🔧 Proposed fix to log stat failures
try { stat = fs.statSync(fullPath); - } catch { + } catch (err) { + // File may have been deleted or inaccessible - skip silently for audit continue; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/provenance/src/journal-note-audit.js` around lines 146 - 150, The empty catch around fs.statSync(fullPath) swallows all errors; update the catch to accept the error (e.g., catch (err)) and emit a debug/warn with the path and error (for example using the module logger or console.debug/console.warn) or push a warning record into a warnings array, then continue; specifically change the block that calls fs.statSync(fullPath) so it logs the error (including fullPath and err.message) instead of silently swallowing it while preserving the current continue behavior.modules/jarvos-memory/docs/WATCHDOG_SAFETY.md-107-107 (1)
107-107:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor
wc -cdoesn't validate the token budget defined above.The contract is written in tokens, but Line 107 measures bytes. That makes the checklist hard to correlate with the 2K-token audit limit and can be badly skewed by whitespace or encoding. Use a token estimate, or at least describe this as an approximate size check.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-memory/docs/WATCHDOG_SAFETY.md` at line 107, The checklist step "3. **Check audit output**" currently uses `node jarvos-memory/scripts/audit-memory.js --json | wc -c` which measures bytes not tokens; update that step to either run a token-counting estimate (invoke or update the audit script to output token counts) or explicitly note that `wc -c` is only an approximate byte-size check and may diverge from the 2K-token budget; reference the command `node jarvos-memory/scripts/audit-memory.js --json` in the text and add guidance to use a token estimator or include the script's token output instead of relying on byte count.modules/jarvos-memory/docs/TRANSCRIPT_SEARCH.md-64-69 (1)
64-69:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorUse the monorepo script path in the future CLI examples.
These examples still use the old
jarvos-memory/scripts/...layout, but this PR places module-owned scripts undermodules/jarvos-memory/. Leaving the legacy path here means the first implementation will land with immediately stale docs.Suggested doc fix
- node jarvos-memory/scripts/search-transcripts.js "<query>" - node jarvos-memory/scripts/search-transcripts.js "<query>" --since 7d - node jarvos-memory/scripts/search-transcripts.js "<query>" --json + node modules/jarvos-memory/scripts/search-transcripts.js "<query>" + node modules/jarvos-memory/scripts/search-transcripts.js "<query>" --since 7d + node modules/jarvos-memory/scripts/search-transcripts.js "<query>" --json ... -| 3 | `search-transcripts.js` script in jarvos-memory/scripts/ | ⬜ Pending | +| 3 | `search-transcripts.js` script in modules/jarvos-memory/scripts/ | ⬜ Pending |Also applies to: 112-117
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-memory/docs/TRANSCRIPT_SEARCH.md` around lines 64 - 69, Update the CLI examples in TRANSCRIPT_SEARCH.md to use the monorepo script path (modules/jarvos-memory/scripts/...) instead of the legacy jarvos-memory/scripts/... path; replace occurrences like `node jarvos-memory/scripts/search-transcripts.js "<query>"` with `node modules/jarvos-memory/scripts/search-transcripts.js "<query>"` (also update variants with `--since 7d` and `--json`), and make the same change for the duplicate examples referenced around lines 112-117 so docs match the module-owned script layout.modules/jarvos-secondbrain/README.md-103-113 (1)
103-113:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorThis scope section is already stale.
It says no executable logic has been migrated yet, but this PR ships runnable JS under
bridge/config/andbridge/routing/. The linked architecture filename is also off: the file in this module isdocs/architecture/claw-secondbrain-monorepo-spec.md, notjarvos-secondbrain-monorepo-spec.md.Suggested doc fix
-- no executable logic has been migrated yet +- runtime coverage is still partial; shared path/config and routing helpers are included, but the full runtime migration is not complete yet ... -See `docs/architecture/jarvos-secondbrain-monorepo-spec.md` for the boundary model. +See `docs/architecture/claw-secondbrain-monorepo-spec.md` for the boundary model.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/README.md` around lines 103 - 113, Update the "Bootstrap choices" scope in README.md to remove the stale claim that "no executable logic has been migrated yet" and instead note that runnable JS has been added under bridge/config/ and bridge/routing/; also fix the architecture doc link to point to docs/architecture/claw-secondbrain-monorepo-spec.md (replace the incorrect jarvos filename). Ensure the edits target the "Bootstrap choices" section so its statements reflect the current repository state and the corrected doc filename.modules/jarvos-secondbrain/README.md-28-33 (1)
28-33:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorThe bootstrap command is a no-op right now.
Line 32 tells users to run
node bridge/config/jarvos-paths.js, butmodules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/config/jarvos-paths.js:129-140only exports helpers and does not print anything when executed directly. That makes the first verification step look broken on a fresh clone.Suggested doc fix
- JARVOS_VAULT_DIR=/path/to/your/vault node bridge/config/jarvos-paths.js + JARVOS_VAULT_DIR=/path/to/your/vault node -e "const p=require('./bridge/config/jarvos-paths'); console.log({ clawd:p.getClawdDir(), vault:p.getVaultDir(), journal:p.getJournalDir(), notes:p.getNotesDir() })"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/README.md` around lines 28 - 33, The CLI shown in the README is a no-op because bridge/config/jarvos-paths.js only exports helpers and doesn't print anything when run; update that file to add a small executable entrypoint (guarded by if (require.main === module)) that reads process.env.JARVOS_VAULT_DIR, invokes the existing exported helper(s) (e.g., getJarvosPaths / whatever is exported from jarvos-paths.js), prints the resolved paths or a clear success message to stdout, and prints an error and non-zero exit code on failure so the README command produces visible verification output.modules/jarvos-secondbrain/packages/jarvos-secondbrain-notes/migrations/note_contract_migration.py-150-151 (1)
150-151:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor
to_local_dateuses system-local timezone, potentially inconsistent with JS code.The JS journal-maintenance uses
America/New_Yorkexplicitly. If notes are created/audited on machines in different timezones, the inferredcreated/updateddates may differ from what the JS linter produces.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/packages/jarvos-secondbrain-notes/migrations/note_contract_migration.py` around lines 150 - 151, The to_local_date function currently uses the system-local timezone which can diverge from the JS linter that explicitly uses "America/New_York"; update to_local_date to convert the timestamp into the America/New_York zone before formatting (use zoneinfo.ZoneInfo("America/New_York") or pytz if project uses that) so dt.datetime.fromtimestamp(ts, tz=...) or dt.datetime.fromtimestamp(ts, timezone).strftime("%Y-%m-%d") yields consistent dates; adjust imports if needed and ensure the function name to_local_date remains the same.modules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/routing/src/three-package-router.js-163-165 (1)
163-165:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorMinor:
noteRefassignment may incorrectly prefer empty string over valid path.Using
||means an emptytitle(falsy) will fall through topath, but if both are empty strings,noteRefbecomesundefined. Consider explicit handling if either could legitimately be empty.Suggested defensive check
if (keywordResult.note) { - params.noteRef = keywordResult.note.title || keywordResult.note.path || undefined; + params.noteRef = keywordResult.note.title || keywordResult.note.path || null; }Or use nullish coalescing if the intent is to prefer
titleeven when it's an empty string:params.noteRef = keywordResult.note.title ?? keywordResult.note.path ?? undefined;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/routing/src/three-package-router.js` around lines 163 - 165, The current assignment to params.noteRef uses || which treats empty strings as falsy and may incorrectly prefer path over an intentionally empty title; update the assignment for keywordResult.note (used where params.noteRef is set) to use nullish coalescing (or an explicit null/undefined check) so the title is chosen even when it's an empty string, e.g. replace the `params.noteRef = keywordResult.note.title || keywordResult.note.path || undefined;` pattern with a nullish-aware check.
🧹 Nitpick comments (9)
modules/jarvos-ontology/src/writer.js (1)
13-20: Make this filename map a shared source of truth.
reader.jsandextractor.jsboth hardcode the same filenames again. A rename in one place can desync load/write/routing behavior, so this should be exported from one shared constants module instead of copied three times.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/src/writer.js` around lines 13 - 20, The SECTION_FILES mapping is duplicated; extract it into a new shared constants module (e.g., export const SECTION_FILES) and have writer.js, reader.js, and extractor.js import that symbol instead of redefining it; update references in writer.js (SECTION_FILES), reader.js, and extractor.js to import the shared SECTION_FILES export and remove the local hardcoded map so all components use the single source of truth.modules/jarvos-memory/lib/memory-record.js (1)
156-191: Dedup check may produce false positives with substring matching.The
checkMemoryDedupfunction usesincludes(normalizedContent)which can match partial content. For example, if MEMORY.md contains "Always validate user input", checking for "validate user" would return a false positive duplicate.This may be acceptable if the assumption is that memory content is sufficiently unique, but consider documenting this behavior or using more precise matching (e.g., line-by-line comparison for registry entries).
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-memory/lib/memory-record.js` around lines 156 - 191, The dedup logic in checkMemoryDedup currently uses includes(normalizedContent) which can yield false positives by matching substrings; update checkMemoryDedup (used with CORE_MEMORY_CLASSES and storageMode 'registry-section' / 'record-file') to perform stricter matching: for 'registry-section' read MEMORY.md, split into lines or paragraphs, normalize whitespace/punctuation and compare whole lines/paragraphs for exact equality to normalizedContent (rather than includes), and for 'record-file' iterate each file and compare normalizedContent against file-level units (lines/paragraphs or sentence boundaries) or use a word-boundary/regex full-match instead of includes; return the same result shape ({ isDuplicate, existingPath, action }) after the stricter comparison.modules/jarvos-memory/lib/audit-memory.js (1)
20-32: Simple frontmatter parser works for flat key-value pairs.The current implementation handles basic
key: valuepairs but won't parse multi-line values, quoted strings containing colons, or YAML arrays. If memory record frontmatter remains simple (which appears intentional per the schema), this is fine. Otherwise, consider a minimal YAML parser likejs-yaml.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-memory/lib/audit-memory.js` around lines 20 - 32, The parseFrontmatter function only handles flat unquoted single-line key:value pairs and should be replaced with a real YAML parse to support multi-line values, quoted strings with colons, and arrays: locate parseFrontmatter, extract the matched frontmatter block (match[1]) and pass it to a YAML parser (e.g., js-yaml's load) instead of custom line-splitting; add/import the js-yaml dependency, catch parse errors and return null or an empty object on failure, and preserve the current behavior of returning null when no frontmatter match is found.modules/jarvos-secondbrain/docs/architecture/claw-secondbrain-monorepo-spec.md (1)
382-404: Move the actor-specific execution brief out of the canonical spec.Lines 382-404 read like a tasking note to a specific operator, not part of the enduring architecture contract. Pulling that into an issue comment or migration checklist would keep this file focused on stable boundaries.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/docs/architecture/claw-secondbrain-monorepo-spec.md` around lines 382 - 404, The "Michael execution brief" section is actor-specific and should be removed from the canonical architecture spec and placed into a mutable execution artifact; delete or extract the "Michael execution brief" block (the header and its "Your execution goals" list and "Guardrails"/"Expected outputs" items) from this document and add its content as an issue comment or migration checklist under SUP-333 (or as task notes on SUP-247/262/264 as appropriate), ensuring the canonical spec retains only stable boundary language and that the extracted text is linked from the spec to the new issue/checklist for traceability.modules/jarvos-memory/docs/COMPACTION_SURVIVAL.md (1)
60-74: KeeppostCompactionSectionslimited to always-on rules.Re-injecting broad sections like
"Problem-Solving Behavior"and"Memory Organization"makes compaction survival depend on growingAGENTS.mdagain. I’d keep this list to minimal safety/behavior anchors and move deeper guidance into focused docs that can be loaded explicitly.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-memory/docs/COMPACTION_SURVIVAL.md` around lines 60 - 74, The default post-compaction section list in agents.defaults.compaction.postCompactionSections is too broad (includes "Problem-Solving Behavior" and "Memory Organization"); restrict the default array to only minimal always-on safety/behavior anchors (e.g., "Critical Rules" and "Do-First Rule") in the docs/config example and move broader guidance into separate explicit-load docs; update the AGENTS.md example section and any references to postCompactionSections to reflect only those minimal anchors so compaction survival doesn't depend on growing AGENTS.md.modules/jarvos-secondbrain/packages/jarvos-secondbrain-journal/src/journal-maintenance.js (1)
276-278: Consider logging suppressed errors for debugging.The catch blocks (lines 276, 309, 325, 335) swallow errors silently. While returning fallback content is appropriate, logging the error (at debug level) would aid troubleshooting when calendar/reminders/paperclip are unexpectedly unavailable.
Example with optional logging
} catch (err) { + // Uncomment for debugging: console.error('Calendar fetch failed:', err.message); return '- (calendar unavailable)'; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/packages/jarvos-secondbrain-journal/src/journal-maintenance.js` around lines 276 - 278, The catch blocks that currently return fallback strings like "- (calendar unavailable)" swallow errors; update each catch (the ones returning "- (calendar unavailable)", "- (reminders unavailable)" and the paperclip-related fallbacks) to log the caught error at debug level before returning the fallback; locate the catch clauses by searching for those exact return strings in journal-maintenance.js and call the existing logger (or console.debug if no logger exists) with a short contextual message plus the error object to preserve the original behavior while recording the suppressed error for debugging.modules/jarvos-secondbrain/packages/jarvos-secondbrain-notes/src/lint-frontmatter.js (1)
551-556: Minor inefficiency: Files are read twice even when--fixis not used.The second
collectViolationspass (line 555) re-reads all files to reflect post-fix state. When--fixis disabled, files haven't changed, making this redundant.Optimization to skip second pass when not fixing
// First pass (and optional fix pass). const firstPass = collectViolations(files, { fix: args.fix }); - // Final pass should always reflect post-fix state for exit code/reporting. - const finalPass = collectViolations(files, { fix: false }); - const summary = buildSummary(files, finalPass.allViolations); + // Re-validate only if fixes were applied to reflect post-fix state + const finalPass = args.fix && firstPass.filesChanged > 0 + ? collectViolations(files, { fix: false }) + : firstPass; + const summary = buildSummary(files, finalPass.allViolations);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/packages/jarvos-secondbrain-notes/src/lint-frontmatter.js` around lines 551 - 556, The second call to collectViolations is redundant when no fixes are applied; change the logic so that if args.fix is false you reuse firstPass as finalPass instead of re-reading files. In practice, after computing firstPass = collectViolations(files, { fix: args.fix }), set finalPass = firstPass when args.fix is falsy; otherwise call collectViolations(files, { fix: false }) to get the post-fix state. Ensure subsequent use of finalPass (e.g., buildSummary(files, finalPass.allViolations)) stays unchanged.modules/jarvos-secondbrain/adapters/obsidian/src/vault-storage-adapter.js (1)
131-137: Potential double blank line after section content.Line 134 inserts an empty string
''betweencontentLinesand the remaining lines. Iflines[sectionLineEnd]is already blank, this creates consecutive blank lines.Conditional blank line insertion
const rebuilt = [ ...lines.slice(0, sectionLineStart + 1), ...appended.contentLines, - '', + ...(lines[sectionLineEnd]?.trim() === '' ? [] : ['']), ...lines.slice(sectionLineEnd), ].join('\n');🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/adapters/obsidian/src/vault-storage-adapter.js` around lines 131 - 137, The current rebuild logic unconditionally inserts an empty string between appended.contentLines and lines.slice(sectionLineEnd), which can create a double blank line when lines[sectionLineEnd] is already blank; update the assembly of rebuilt (around the rebuilt constant) to only insert the extra blank separator when needed—e.g., check the last element of appended.contentLines and the first element of lines.slice(sectionLineEnd) (or lines[sectionLineEnd]) and add the '' only if neither side is blank—then pass that joined result to trimOuterBlankLines and keep finalContent as before; reference rebuilt, appended.contentLines, sectionLineEnd, and trimOuterBlankLines when applying the change.modules/jarvos-secondbrain/packages/jarvos-secondbrain-notes/migrations/note_contract_migration.py (1)
146-151:datetime.utcnow()is deprecated in Python 3.12+. Use timezone-awaredatetime.now(timezone.utc)instead for forward compatibility.Update to timezone-aware API
+from datetime import timezone + def utc_stamp() -> str: - return dt.datetime.utcnow().strftime("%Y%m%dT%H%M%SZ") + return dt.datetime.now(timezone.utc).strftime("%Y%m%dT%H%M%SZ") def to_local_date(ts: float) -> str: return dt.datetime.fromtimestamp(ts).strftime("%Y-%m-%d")🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/packages/jarvos-secondbrain-notes/migrations/note_contract_migration.py` around lines 146 - 151, The utc_stamp function uses the deprecated datetime.utcnow(); update utc_stamp to create a timezone-aware UTC timestamp using dt.datetime.now(dt.timezone.utc) (keeping the same strftime format) so the result remains in UTC with the trailing Z; ensure dt.timezone is available from the dt alias (or import timezone) and leave to_local_date unchanged unless you want it timezone-aware as well.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@modules/jarvos-memory/docs/FLUSH_QUALITY.md`:
- Around line 46-67: The flush prompt only dedupes against MEMORY.md causing
duplicates for decisions/lessons/project state; update the two-message prompt in
FLUSH_QUALITY.md so the system/user messages explicitly instruct skipping
entries already present in MEMORY.md as well as other memory stores (e.g.,
decisions, lessons, project_state) or inject the contents of those stores into
the user message; specifically modify the System message text and the User
message payload where MEMORY.md is inserted to include/compare against
decisions, lessons, and project_state to ensure deduplication across all memory
types.
- Around line 73-82: The documentation is missing a canonical persistence target
for "open questions" required by the capture contract; update FLUSH_QUALITY.md
to explicitly define where extracted open questions are routed (for example a
new surface such as memory/open-questions/YYYY-MM-DD-slug.md or a dedicated
"open-questions" section within MEMORY.md), and add the routing rule to the
flush agent list alongside facts/preferences, decisions, lessons, and
project-state so the flush agent (the "flush agent" and the "capture contract")
has a stable, documented destination for open questions instead of leaving
implementations to invent one.
In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/src/extractor.js`:
- Around line 330-334: Replace the hardcoded attribution "Quote from Andrew" in
the entryText construction with a configurable/generic attribution and include
the signal's label/type so the original signal semantics are preserved;
specifically, change how entryText is built (the code that sets entryText before
calling appendToSection) to use a provided attribution value (e.g.,
options.attribution or signal.author with a sensible default like "Quote") and
append or embed signal.label or signal.type (e.g., signal.label || signal.type)
into the persisted text or metadata passed to appendToSection so you no longer
lose the mission/value distinction while keeping attribution configurable; keep
using appendToSection(dir, signal.section, ..., { date: signal.date, dryRun:
options.dryRun }) but add the label/type into the payload you pass.
In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/src/reader.js`:
- Around line 240-241: The default ontologyDir calculation in loadOntology uses
new URL('.', import.meta.url).pathname which yields a percent-encoded URL path;
change it to use fileURLToPath from 'url' to convert the URL to a proper OS path
before calling resolve. Update the loadOntology function's ontologyDir
expression to call fileURLToPath(new URL('.', import.meta.url)) (and add the
corresponding import of fileURLToPath) so the resolve(...) call receives a real
filesystem path; refer to the loadOntology function and the ontologyDir variable
when making this change.
In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/src/writer.js`:
- Around line 172-205: addObject currently always emits "## {id} — {name}" which
reader.js only understands for beliefs/goals/projects; to fix, update addObject
to branch on the section argument and emit the section-specific markdown formats
reader.js expects: keep the existing "## {id} — {name}" format for sections
parsed as items (e.g., beliefs, goals, projects), emit the prediction format
(e.g., "### {name}" and the fields reader.js expects) for predictions, and
produce the composite document layout that reader.js expects for higher-order
and core-self (not individual "##" entries) so those files remain
round-trippable; locate and modify addObject in writer.js and ensure the output
fields (description, status, confidence, links, history) match the parser's
expected headings and ordering in reader.js.
- Around line 99-129: The updateObject function's typeMap includes HO and CORE
but the regex-based object matcher (objPattern / objMatch) only locates
per-object headings, so attempts to update 'higher-order' or 'core-self' IDs
always fail; either add a guard that rejects updates for HO/CORE at the top of
updateObject (check section === 'higher-order' || section === 'core-self' and
throw a clear error), or implement dedicated handlers that mirror reader.js
behavior for whole-document sections: detect section === 'higher-order' or
'core-self', locate and modify the composite section using SECTION_FILES and
file-wide parsing logic rather than the per-heading objPattern, update content
and write back, and ensure updatedFields is populated appropriately. Use the
symbols updateObject, typeMap, SECTION_FILES, objPattern, objMatch, reader.js as
references when making the change.
In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/routing/src/capture-that.js`:
- Around line 65-83: scoreCapturability currently gives zero to brief but
meaningful assistant replies between MIN_CONTENT_LENGTH and 39 chars; update the
logic in scoreCapturability (checking message.role === 'assistant' and text
length branches) to grant at least a small positive score for assistant messages
that meet MIN_CONTENT_LENGTH even if they don't hit the 40-char threshold or
contain Markdown structure (e.g., add a +1 for assistant messages with
text.length >= MIN_CONTENT_LENGTH). Ensure you reference MIN_CONTENT_LENGTH and
the message.role === 'assistant' block so short one-liners are treated as
capturable while preserving existing boosts for longer/structured content.
In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/routing/src/three-package-router.js`:
- Around line 151-177: applyThreePackagePlan builds a modified plan via
buildThreePackagePlan but then calls applyKeywordPlan(capture) which causes
keyword-capture-router to rebuild the plan (via buildRoutingPlan) and discard
salience override mutations; change the flow to pass the already-built plan into
the keyword routing step (e.g., extend applyKeywordPlan to accept a prebuilt
plan or add a new function like applyKeywordPlanWithPlan) so that the mutated
keywordPlan from buildThreePackagePlan (including salience overrides,
ignored/journal/note flags) is used instead of being recomputed; update callers
and tests of applyKeywordPlan to handle the new signature/variant and ensure
applyThreePackagePlan passes the plan object when invoking keyword routing.
- Around line 46-53: SALIENCE_TO_MEMORY_CLASS is missing the "commitment" key so
classifyMessage outputs with class "commitment" don't get routed to memory;
update the SALIENCE_TO_MEMORY_CLASS object in three-package-router.js to include
commitment mapped to the appropriate memory class (e.g., "commitment":
"decision") so the routing logic that reads SALIENCE_TO_MEMORY_CLASS will create
a memory record for commitments; verify the routing code that references
SALIENCE_TO_MEMORY_CLASS still behaves correctly after adding the key.
In
`@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/docs/architecture/claw-secondbrain-monorepo-spec.md`:
- Around line 75-94: The architecture spec in claw-secondbrain-monorepo-spec.md
conflicts with other docs by placing paperclip/ under adapters/ while
modules/jarvos-secondbrain/README.md and the journal package decision map locate
Paperclip/provenance/routing under bridge/; update
claw-secondbrain-monorepo-spec.md so its canonical tree matches the bridge
layout used elsewhere (move paperclip/ out of adapters/ and into bridge/ or
rename the bridge/ section to match adapters/), and ensure the document
explicitly lists Paperclip, provenance, and routing under the bridge/ entry to
match the README and journal package decision map.
In
`@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/packages/jarvos-secondbrain-journal/src/journal-maintenance.js`:
- Around line 446-452: The function resolveJournalDir currently returns
config.vault.journalDir before consulting environment variables; change its
priority so environment vars (via getJournalDir()) are checked first and only
fall back to config.vault.journalDir if getJournalDir() returns nothing.
Specifically, call getJournalDir() first, if it yields a non-empty path return
that, otherwise if config.vault && config.vault.journalDir return
resolveTilde(config.vault.journalDir); keep resolveTilde usage and preserve
existing behavior for defaults.
In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/README.md`:
- Around line 44-55: Update the README table to document only the environment
variables actually read by the resolver: JARVOS_CLAWD_DIR, JARVOS_VAULT_DIR,
JARVOS_JOURNAL_DIR, JARVOS_NOTES_DIR and the legacy aliases CLAWD_DIR,
VAULT_NOTES_DIR, JOURNAL_DIR; remove JARVOS_TAGS_DIR and JARVOS_WORKSPACE from
the table and any text implying they are honored. Reference the resolver
implementation in bridge/config/jarvos-paths.js to ensure the listed vars match
exactly what that module reads.
---
Minor comments:
In `@modules/jarvos-memory/docs/TRANSCRIPT_SEARCH.md`:
- Around line 64-69: Update the CLI examples in TRANSCRIPT_SEARCH.md to use the
monorepo script path (modules/jarvos-memory/scripts/...) instead of the legacy
jarvos-memory/scripts/... path; replace occurrences like `node
jarvos-memory/scripts/search-transcripts.js "<query>"` with `node
modules/jarvos-memory/scripts/search-transcripts.js "<query>"` (also update
variants with `--since 7d` and `--json`), and make the same change for the
duplicate examples referenced around lines 112-117 so docs match the
module-owned script layout.
In `@modules/jarvos-memory/docs/WATCHDOG_SAFETY.md`:
- Line 107: The checklist step "3. **Check audit output**" currently uses `node
jarvos-memory/scripts/audit-memory.js --json | wc -c` which measures bytes not
tokens; update that step to either run a token-counting estimate (invoke or
update the audit script to output token counts) or explicitly note that `wc -c`
is only an approximate byte-size check and may diverge from the 2K-token budget;
reference the command `node jarvos-memory/scripts/audit-memory.js --json` in the
text and add guidance to use a token estimator or include the script's token
output instead of relying on byte count.
In `@modules/jarvos-memory/lib/audit-memory.js`:
- Around line 43-52: The listProjectEntries function currently calls
fs.readdirSync then fs.statSync per entry which can throw if a file is removed
between those calls; wrap the fs.statSync(path.join(dirPath, name)) call in a
try-catch inside the .map (or replace .map with a for loop) and handle failures
by either skipping that entry or setting its stat to null and logging/debugging
via processLogger/console; ensure you still return an array of safe objects with
name and fullPath even when stat fails so callers of listProjectEntries won’t
receive an uncaught exception.
In `@modules/jarvos-memory/lib/memory-record.js`:
- Around line 127-136: createMemoryRecord's duplicate check uses
current.includes(content) which is case-sensitive and allows partial substring
matches; change it to use the same dedup logic as checkMemoryDedup to ensure
consistency. Specifically, replace the includes-based check in
createMemoryRecord with a call to checkMemoryDedup(record, current) or implement
the same normalization used there (e.g., lowercasing and collapsing whitespace
or performing line-level exact matching / regex with word boundaries) so
duplicates are detected case-insensitively and avoid partial substring
false-positives when comparing content from memoryPath.
In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/provenance/src/journal-note-audit.js`:
- Around line 146-150: The empty catch around fs.statSync(fullPath) swallows all
errors; update the catch to accept the error (e.g., catch (err)) and emit a
debug/warn with the path and error (for example using the module logger or
console.debug/console.warn) or push a warning record into a warnings array, then
continue; specifically change the block that calls fs.statSync(fullPath) so it
logs the error (including fullPath and err.message) instead of silently
swallowing it while preserving the current continue behavior.
In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/routing/src/three-package-router.js`:
- Around line 163-165: The current assignment to params.noteRef uses || which
treats empty strings as falsy and may incorrectly prefer path over an
intentionally empty title; update the assignment for keywordResult.note (used
where params.noteRef is set) to use nullish coalescing (or an explicit
null/undefined check) so the title is chosen even when it's an empty string,
e.g. replace the `params.noteRef = keywordResult.note.title ||
keywordResult.note.path || undefined;` pattern with a nullish-aware check.
In
`@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/packages/jarvos-secondbrain-notes/migrations/note_contract_migration.py`:
- Around line 150-151: The to_local_date function currently uses the
system-local timezone which can diverge from the JS linter that explicitly uses
"America/New_York"; update to_local_date to convert the timestamp into the
America/New_York zone before formatting (use
zoneinfo.ZoneInfo("America/New_York") or pytz if project uses that) so
dt.datetime.fromtimestamp(ts, tz=...) or dt.datetime.fromtimestamp(ts,
timezone).strftime("%Y-%m-%d") yields consistent dates; adjust imports if needed
and ensure the function name to_local_date remains the same.
In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/README.md`:
- Around line 103-113: Update the "Bootstrap choices" scope in README.md to
remove the stale claim that "no executable logic has been migrated yet" and
instead note that runnable JS has been added under bridge/config/ and
bridge/routing/; also fix the architecture doc link to point to
docs/architecture/claw-secondbrain-monorepo-spec.md (replace the incorrect
jarvos filename). Ensure the edits target the "Bootstrap choices" section so its
statements reflect the current repository state and the corrected doc filename.
- Around line 28-33: The CLI shown in the README is a no-op because
bridge/config/jarvos-paths.js only exports helpers and doesn't print anything
when run; update that file to add a small executable entrypoint (guarded by if
(require.main === module)) that reads process.env.JARVOS_VAULT_DIR, invokes the
existing exported helper(s) (e.g., getJarvosPaths / whatever is exported from
jarvos-paths.js), prints the resolved paths or a clear success message to
stdout, and prints an error and non-zero exit code on failure so the README
command produces visible verification output.
---
Duplicate comments:
In `@modules/jarvos-memory/docs/WATCHDOG_SAFETY.md`:
- Around line 105-107: Update the diagnostic checklist in WATCHDOG_SAFETY.md to
avoid hardcoded paths: replace direct mentions of agents/michael/MEMORY.md with
a repo-portable lookup (e.g., use git ls-files or shell globbing for
agents/*/MEMORY.md and feed the result to wc -w), replace the fixed daily file
check with a glob/loop over memory/*.md (or use a date-based pattern derived at
runtime) for wc -w, and call the audit script via a repo-root-relative or
npm-run/npx invocation (referencing audit-memory.js by name) so the commands
work from a fresh clone regardless of monorepo layout. Ensure the examples show
the portable command forms and keep references to MEMORY.md and audit-memory.js
so readers can locate the targets.
In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/routing/src/capture-that.js`:
- Around line 100-128: The current findBestCapture scans backwards but keeps the
global highest score, allowing an older long message to win; instead, when
iterating from the end in findBestCapture, return immediately the first message
whose score meets the capturability threshold (use scoreCapturability(msg) and
compare to a MIN_CAPTURE_SCORE or CAPTURABLE_THRESHOLD constant you introduce),
and return its message/index/score; if no message meets the threshold return
null. Update references inside findBestCapture (and add the threshold constant
near MAX_LOOKBACK if missing) and remove the bestScore/bestIdx accumulation
logic.
---
Nitpick comments:
In `@modules/jarvos-memory/docs/COMPACTION_SURVIVAL.md`:
- Around line 60-74: The default post-compaction section list in
agents.defaults.compaction.postCompactionSections is too broad (includes
"Problem-Solving Behavior" and "Memory Organization"); restrict the default
array to only minimal always-on safety/behavior anchors (e.g., "Critical Rules"
and "Do-First Rule") in the docs/config example and move broader guidance into
separate explicit-load docs; update the AGENTS.md example section and any
references to postCompactionSections to reflect only those minimal anchors so
compaction survival doesn't depend on growing AGENTS.md.
In `@modules/jarvos-memory/lib/audit-memory.js`:
- Around line 20-32: The parseFrontmatter function only handles flat unquoted
single-line key:value pairs and should be replaced with a real YAML parse to
support multi-line values, quoted strings with colons, and arrays: locate
parseFrontmatter, extract the matched frontmatter block (match[1]) and pass it
to a YAML parser (e.g., js-yaml's load) instead of custom line-splitting;
add/import the js-yaml dependency, catch parse errors and return null or an
empty object on failure, and preserve the current behavior of returning null
when no frontmatter match is found.
In `@modules/jarvos-memory/lib/memory-record.js`:
- Around line 156-191: The dedup logic in checkMemoryDedup currently uses
includes(normalizedContent) which can yield false positives by matching
substrings; update checkMemoryDedup (used with CORE_MEMORY_CLASSES and
storageMode 'registry-section' / 'record-file') to perform stricter matching:
for 'registry-section' read MEMORY.md, split into lines or paragraphs, normalize
whitespace/punctuation and compare whole lines/paragraphs for exact equality to
normalizedContent (rather than includes), and for 'record-file' iterate each
file and compare normalizedContent against file-level units (lines/paragraphs or
sentence boundaries) or use a word-boundary/regex full-match instead of
includes; return the same result shape ({ isDuplicate, existingPath, action })
after the stricter comparison.
In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/src/writer.js`:
- Around line 13-20: The SECTION_FILES mapping is duplicated; extract it into a
new shared constants module (e.g., export const SECTION_FILES) and have
writer.js, reader.js, and extractor.js import that symbol instead of redefining
it; update references in writer.js (SECTION_FILES), reader.js, and extractor.js
to import the shared SECTION_FILES export and remove the local hardcoded map so
all components use the single source of truth.
In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/adapters/obsidian/src/vault-storage-adapter.js`:
- Around line 131-137: The current rebuild logic unconditionally inserts an
empty string between appended.contentLines and lines.slice(sectionLineEnd),
which can create a double blank line when lines[sectionLineEnd] is already
blank; update the assembly of rebuilt (around the rebuilt constant) to only
insert the extra blank separator when needed—e.g., check the last element of
appended.contentLines and the first element of lines.slice(sectionLineEnd) (or
lines[sectionLineEnd]) and add the '' only if neither side is blank—then pass
that joined result to trimOuterBlankLines and keep finalContent as before;
reference rebuilt, appended.contentLines, sectionLineEnd, and
trimOuterBlankLines when applying the change.
In
`@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/docs/architecture/claw-secondbrain-monorepo-spec.md`:
- Around line 382-404: The "Michael execution brief" section is actor-specific
and should be removed from the canonical architecture spec and placed into a
mutable execution artifact; delete or extract the "Michael execution brief"
block (the header and its "Your execution goals" list and "Guardrails"/"Expected
outputs" items) from this document and add its content as an issue comment or
migration checklist under SUP-333 (or as task notes on SUP-247/262/264 as
appropriate), ensuring the canonical spec retains only stable boundary language
and that the extracted text is linked from the spec to the new issue/checklist
for traceability.
In
`@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/packages/jarvos-secondbrain-journal/src/journal-maintenance.js`:
- Around line 276-278: The catch blocks that currently return fallback strings
like "- (calendar unavailable)" swallow errors; update each catch (the ones
returning "- (calendar unavailable)", "- (reminders unavailable)" and the
paperclip-related fallbacks) to log the caught error at debug level before
returning the fallback; locate the catch clauses by searching for those exact
return strings in journal-maintenance.js and call the existing logger (or
console.debug if no logger exists) with a short contextual message plus the
error object to preserve the original behavior while recording the suppressed
error for debugging.
In
`@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/packages/jarvos-secondbrain-notes/migrations/note_contract_migration.py`:
- Around line 146-151: The utc_stamp function uses the deprecated
datetime.utcnow(); update utc_stamp to create a timezone-aware UTC timestamp
using dt.datetime.now(dt.timezone.utc) (keeping the same strftime format) so the
result remains in UTC with the trailing Z; ensure dt.timezone is available from
the dt alias (or import timezone) and leave to_local_date unchanged unless you
want it timezone-aware as well.
In
`@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/packages/jarvos-secondbrain-notes/src/lint-frontmatter.js`:
- Around line 551-556: The second call to collectViolations is redundant when no
fixes are applied; change the logic so that if args.fix is false you reuse
firstPass as finalPass instead of re-reading files. In practice, after computing
firstPass = collectViolations(files, { fix: args.fix }), set finalPass =
firstPass when args.fix is falsy; otherwise call collectViolations(files, { fix:
false }) to get the post-fix state. Ensure subsequent use of finalPass (e.g.,
buildSummary(files, finalPass.allViolations)) stays unchanged.
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| You are a memory extraction assistant. Extract durable facts, decisions, preferences, | ||
| corrections, open questions, new resources, and plan-critical state from this conversation. | ||
| Output terse bullet points. No narrative. No timestamps. No conversation rewriting. | ||
| Skip anything already present in MEMORY.md. | ||
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| ``` | ||
| Here is the conversation so far. Extract memory entries according to the schema. | ||
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The prompt can only dedupe against MEMORY.md, not against decisions/lessons/project state.
The system message says “Skip anything already present in MEMORY.md”, and the user message only injects MEMORY.md. Re-running the flush can therefore emit duplicate decision/lesson/project-state records even when that information is already stored elsewhere.
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-Skip anything already present in MEMORY.md.
+Skip anything already present in the supplied memory surfaces.
...
<current_memory>
[contents of MEMORY.md]
</current_memory>
+<current_decisions>
+[existing decision records relevant to this transcript]
+</current_decisions>
+<current_lessons>
+[existing lesson records relevant to this transcript]
+</current_lessons>
+<current_project_state>
+[existing project-state records relevant to this transcript]
+</current_project_state>Also applies to: 81-82
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@modules/jarvos-memory/docs/FLUSH_QUALITY.md` around lines 46 - 67, The flush
prompt only dedupes against MEMORY.md causing duplicates for
decisions/lessons/project state; update the two-message prompt in
FLUSH_QUALITY.md so the system/user messages explicitly instruct skipping
entries already present in MEMORY.md as well as other memory stores (e.g.,
decisions, lessons, project_state) or inject the contents of those stores into
the user message; specifically modify the System message text and the User
message payload where MEMORY.md is inserted to include/compare against
decisions, lessons, and project_state to ensure deduplication across all memory
types.
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| Flush output is structured as one of the core memory classes from | ||
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| - **lessons** → frontmatter record for `memory/lessons/YYYY-MM-DD-slug.md` | ||
| - **project-state** → update to `memory/projects/<slug>` | ||
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Define where extracted open questions are persisted.
The capture contract makes open questions mandatory, but the output section never assigns them a canonical destination. That leaves implementations to either drop them or invent their own storage surface, which defeats the point of a stable flush contract.
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- **facts / preferences** → bullet entries formatted for `MEMORY.md`
- **decisions** → frontmatter record for `memory/decisions/YYYY-MM-DD-slug.md`
- **lessons** → frontmatter record for `memory/lessons/YYYY-MM-DD-slug.md`
- **project-state** → update to `memory/projects/<slug>`
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| Flush output is structured as one of the core memory classes from | |
| `MEMORY_SCHEMA_AND_AUDIT_HELPERS.md`: | |
| - **facts / preferences** → bullet entries formatted for `MEMORY.md` | |
| - **decisions** → frontmatter record for `memory/decisions/YYYY-MM-DD-slug.md` | |
| - **lessons** → frontmatter record for `memory/lessons/YYYY-MM-DD-slug.md` | |
| - **project-state** → update to `memory/projects/<slug>` | |
| The flush agent must route output to the correct surface rather than dumping everything | |
| into MEMORY.md. | |
| Flush output is structured as one of the core memory classes from | |
| `MEMORY_SCHEMA_AND_AUDIT_HELPERS.md`: | |
| - **facts / preferences** → bullet entries formatted for `MEMORY.md` | |
| - **decisions** → frontmatter record for `memory/decisions/YYYY-MM-DD-slug.md` | |
| - **lessons** → frontmatter record for `memory/lessons/YYYY-MM-DD-slug.md` | |
| - **project-state** → update to `memory/projects/<slug>` | |
| - **open questions** → append to the relevant `memory/projects/<slug>` record, or define a dedicated durable surface | |
| The flush agent must route output to the correct surface rather than dumping everything | |
| into MEMORY.md. |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@modules/jarvos-memory/docs/FLUSH_QUALITY.md` around lines 73 - 82, The
documentation is missing a canonical persistence target for "open questions"
required by the capture contract; update FLUSH_QUALITY.md to explicitly define
where extracted open questions are routed (for example a new surface such as
memory/open-questions/YYYY-MM-DD-slug.md or a dedicated "open-questions" section
within MEMORY.md), and add the routing rule to the flush agent list alongside
facts/preferences, decisions, lessons, and project-state so the flush agent (the
"flush agent" and the "capture contract") has a stable, documented destination
for open questions instead of leaving implementations to invent one.
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| const entryText = `Quote from Andrew: "${signal.text}"`; | ||
| const result = appendToSection(dir, signal.section, entryText, { | ||
| date: signal.date, | ||
| dryRun: options.dryRun, | ||
| }); |
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Don't persist a hardcoded personal attribution here.
Every routed signal is written as Quote from Andrew, so any user of this public module gets misattributed output. It also drops the only structured distinction between mission and value signals once they land in core-self. Make the attribution generic/configurable and persist the signal label or type.
🛠️ Safer serialization
export function routeSignals(signals, dir, options = {}) {
const threshold = options.dupThreshold ?? 0.6;
+ const attributionPrefix = options.attribution ? `${options.attribution}: ` : '';
const added = [];
const skipped = [];
...
- const entryText = `Quote from Andrew: "${signal.text}"`;
+ const labelPrefix = signal.section === 'core-self' ? `${signal.label}: ` : '';
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| const entryText = `Quote from Andrew: "${signal.text}"`; | |
| const result = appendToSection(dir, signal.section, entryText, { | |
| date: signal.date, | |
| dryRun: options.dryRun, | |
| }); | |
| const labelPrefix = signal.section === 'core-self' ? `${signal.label}: ` : ''; | |
| const entryText = `${labelPrefix}${attributionPrefix}"${signal.text}"`; | |
| const result = appendToSection(dir, signal.section, entryText, { | |
| date: signal.date, | |
| dryRun: options.dryRun, | |
| }); |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/src/extractor.js` around lines 330 - 334, Replace the
hardcoded attribution "Quote from Andrew" in the entryText construction with a
configurable/generic attribution and include the signal's label/type so the
original signal semantics are preserved; specifically, change how entryText is
built (the code that sets entryText before calling appendToSection) to use a
provided attribution value (e.g., options.attribution or signal.author with a
sensible default like "Quote") and append or embed signal.label or signal.type
(e.g., signal.label || signal.type) into the persisted text or metadata passed
to appendToSection so you no longer lose the mission/value distinction while
keeping attribution configurable; keep using appendToSection(dir,
signal.section, ..., { date: signal.date, dryRun: options.dryRun }) but add the
label/type into the payload you pass.
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| export function loadOntology(dir) { | ||
| const ontologyDir = dir || resolve(new URL('.', import.meta.url).pathname, '..', 'ontology'); |
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Use fileURLToPath() for the default ontology directory.
new URL('.', import.meta.url).pathname is a URL path, not an OS path. On Windows and checkout paths with special characters (spaces, etc.), loadOntology() will fail to find the bundled ontology files since pathname returns percent-encoded paths.
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+ dir || resolve(dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)), '..', 'ontology');🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/src/reader.js` around lines 240 - 241, The default
ontologyDir calculation in loadOntology uses new URL('.',
import.meta.url).pathname which yields a percent-encoded URL path; change it to
use fileURLToPath from 'url' to convert the URL to a proper OS path before
calling resolve. Update the loadOntology function's ontologyDir expression to
call fileURLToPath(new URL('.', import.meta.url)) (and add the corresponding
import of fileURLToPath) so the resolve(...) call receives a real filesystem
path; refer to the loadOntology function and the ontologyDir variable when
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| export function updateObject(dir, objectId, updates, options = {}) { | ||
| // Determine which file this object lives in | ||
| const prefix = objectId.replace(/\d+$/, ''); | ||
| const typeMap = { B: 'beliefs', G: 'goals', PJ: 'projects', HO: 'higher-order', CORE: 'core-self' }; | ||
| const section = typeMap[prefix]; | ||
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| const objEnd = nextObj | ||
| ? objStart + objMatch[0].length + nextObj.index | ||
| : content.length; |
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updateObject() can't update HO or CORE as written.
typeMap says those IDs are supported, but the matcher only looks for headings shaped like ## {id} —. reader.js synthesizes HO and CORE from whole-document sections, so these calls always throw even though the API advertises them. If composite sections need to be editable, they need dedicated handlers instead of the generic heading matcher.
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| const prefix = objectId.replace(/\d+$/, ''); | |
| const typeMap = { B: 'beliefs', G: 'goals', PJ: 'projects', HO: 'higher-order', CORE: 'core-self' }; | |
| const section = typeMap[prefix]; | |
| if (!section) { | |
| throw new Error(`Cannot determine section for object ID: ${objectId}`); | |
| } | |
| const fileName = SECTION_FILES[section]; | |
| const filePath = join(dir, fileName); | |
| if (!existsSync(filePath)) { | |
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| } | |
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| const updatedFields = []; | |
| // Find the object's section | |
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| const prefix = objectId.replace(/\d+$/, ''); | |
| const typeMap = { B: 'beliefs', G: 'goals', PJ: 'projects' }; | |
| const section = typeMap[prefix]; | |
| if (!section) { | |
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| } | |
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| } | |
| const objStart = objMatch.index; | |
| // Find next object heading or end of file | |
| const nextObj = content.slice(objStart + objMatch[0].length).match(/\n## [A-Z]+\d* —/); | |
| const objEnd = nextObj | |
| ? objStart + objMatch[0].length + nextObj.index | |
| : content.length; |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@modules/jarvos-ontology/src/writer.js` around lines 99 - 129, The
updateObject function's typeMap includes HO and CORE but the regex-based object
matcher (objPattern / objMatch) only locates per-object headings, so attempts to
update 'higher-order' or 'core-self' IDs always fail; either add a guard that
rejects updates for HO/CORE at the top of updateObject (check section ===
'higher-order' || section === 'core-self' and throw a clear error), or implement
dedicated handlers that mirror reader.js behavior for whole-document sections:
detect section === 'higher-order' or 'core-self', locate and modify the
composite section using SECTION_FILES and file-wide parsing logic rather than
the per-heading objPattern, update content and write back, and ensure
updatedFields is populated appropriately. Use the symbols updateObject, typeMap,
SECTION_FILES, objPattern, objMatch, reader.js as references when making the
change.
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| // Salience class → memory class mapping | ||
| const SALIENCE_TO_MEMORY_CLASS = { | ||
| decision: 'decision', | ||
| belief_change: 'fact', | ||
| preference: 'preference', | ||
| factual_learning: 'fact', | ||
| lesson: 'lesson', | ||
| }; |
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commitment salience class should route to memory.
The SALIENCE_TO_MEMORY_CLASS mapping omits commitment (valid class returned by classifyMessage), causing high-confidence commitments like "I will send the report by Friday" to bypass memory routing entirely.
idea is intentionally unmapped per test assertion and README (ideas route to journal only). nothing is intentionally unmapped as a sentinel. However, commitment lacks documentation or tests explaining why it shouldn't create a memory record—it likely should. Consider adding a mapping (e.g., commitment: 'decision' or similar).
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/routing/src/three-package-router.js` around
lines 46 - 53, SALIENCE_TO_MEMORY_CLASS is missing the "commitment" key so
classifyMessage outputs with class "commitment" don't get routed to memory;
update the SALIENCE_TO_MEMORY_CLASS object in three-package-router.js to include
commitment mapped to the appropriate memory class (e.g., "commitment":
"decision") so the routing logic that reads SALIENCE_TO_MEMORY_CLASS will create
a memory record for commitments; verify the routing code that references
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| function applyThreePackagePlan(capture = {}, options = {}) { | ||
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| note: keywordResult.note, | ||
| noteLink: keywordResult.noteLink, | ||
| memory: memoryResult, | ||
| }; | ||
| } |
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Critical: Salience override mutations are discarded by applyKeywordPlan.
buildThreePackagePlan (lines 86-104) mutates keywordPlan to override the ignored flag and set journal/note fields when salience confidence is high. However, applyKeywordPlan (line 155) is called with the original capture object, and based on the context snippet from keyword-capture-router.js, it internally calls buildRoutingPlan(capture) which rebuilds the plan from scratch—discarding all the salience override mutations.
This means high-confidence salience captures that would otherwise be ignored by keyword detection are still ignored in the actual write path.
Proposed fix: Pass the modified plan to the keyword apply function or restructure the flow
One approach is to pass the already-built plan to avoid rebuilding:
function applyThreePackagePlan(capture = {}, options = {}) {
const plan = buildThreePackagePlan(capture);
- // Step 1: Apply keyword routing (journal + notes)
- const keywordResult = applyKeywordPlan(capture, options);
+ // Step 1: Apply routing using the three-package plan directly
+ const adapter = options.adapter || require('./keyword-capture-router').createStorageAdapter(options);
+ const keywordResult = {
+ plan,
+ journalEntry: null,
+ note: null,
+ noteLink: null,
+ };
+
+ if (!plan.ignored) {
+ if (plan.createNote) {
+ keywordResult.note = adapter.writeNote({
+ title: plan.noteTitle,
+ content: plan.noteContent,
+ frontmatter: {
+ ...(capture.frontmatter || {}),
+ ...(plan.noteFrontmatter || {}),
+ },
+ });
+ }
+
+ if (plan.journalSection && plan.journalLine) {
+ keywordResult.journalEntry = adapter.appendLineToJournalSection({
+ heading: plan.journalSection,
+ line: plan.journalLine,
+ date: plan.date,
+ });
+ keywordResult.noteLink = keywordResult.journalEntry;
+ } else {
+ adapter.ensureJournal({ date: plan.date });
+ }
+ }Alternatively, export a variant that accepts a pre-built plan from keyword-capture-router.js.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/bridge/routing/src/three-package-router.js` around
lines 151 - 177, applyThreePackagePlan builds a modified plan via
buildThreePackagePlan but then calls applyKeywordPlan(capture) which causes
keyword-capture-router to rebuild the plan (via buildRoutingPlan) and discard
salience override mutations; change the flow to pass the already-built plan into
the keyword routing step (e.g., extend applyKeywordPlan to accept a prebuilt
plan or add a new function like applyKeywordPlanWithPlan) so that the mutated
keywordPlan from buildThreePackagePlan (including salience overrides,
ignored/journal/note flags) is used instead of being recomputed; update callers
and tests of applyKeywordPlan to handle the new signature/variant and ensure
applyThreePackagePlan passes the plan object when invoking keyword routing.
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| ```text | ||
| claw-secondbrain/ | ||
| packages/ | ||
| claw-secondbrain-journal/ | ||
| claw-secondbrain-notes/ | ||
| claw-secondbrain-memory/ | ||
| adapters/ | ||
| openclaw/ | ||
| obsidian/ | ||
| paperclip/ | ||
| docs/ | ||
| architecture/ | ||
| contracts/ | ||
| migration/ | ||
| examples/ | ||
| standalone/ | ||
| openclaw/ | ||
| scripts/ | ||
| tests/ | ||
| ``` |
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The canonical tree disagrees with the bridge layout used elsewhere in this PR.
This spec puts paperclip/ under adapters/, but modules/jarvos-secondbrain/README.md:89-93 and the journal package decision map place Paperclip/provenance/routing under bridge/. Since this file is supposed to be the canonical boundary doc, that split will create two incompatible interpretations of the architecture.
Suggested doc fix
packages/
claw-secondbrain-journal/
claw-secondbrain-notes/
claw-secondbrain-memory/
+ bridge/
+ paperclip/
+ provenance/
+ routing/
adapters/
openclaw/
obsidian/
- paperclip/
docs/🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In
`@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/docs/architecture/claw-secondbrain-monorepo-spec.md`
around lines 75 - 94, The architecture spec in claw-secondbrain-monorepo-spec.md
conflicts with other docs by placing paperclip/ under adapters/ while
modules/jarvos-secondbrain/README.md and the journal package decision map locate
Paperclip/provenance/routing under bridge/; update
claw-secondbrain-monorepo-spec.md so its canonical tree matches the bridge
layout used elsewhere (move paperclip/ out of adapters/ and into bridge/ or
rename the bridge/ section to match adapters/), and ensure the document
explicitly lists Paperclip, provenance, and routing under the bridge/ entry to
match the README and journal package decision map.
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| function resolveJournalDir(config) { | ||
| // 1. Canonical env var (JARVOS_JOURNAL_DIR) or legacy aliases (JOURNAL_DIR) via shared module | ||
| // 2. config.vault.journalDir from journal-module.json (allows per-instance override) | ||
| // 3. Default derived from vault root via shared module | ||
| if (config.vault && config.vault.journalDir) return resolveTilde(config.vault.journalDir); | ||
| return getJournalDir(); | ||
| } |
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Priority inversion: config.vault.journalDir takes precedence over environment variables.
The code checks config.vault.journalDir first (line 450), then falls back to getJournalDir() which checks env vars. However, the config's _comment (context snippet 2) states: "Override with JARVOS_JOURNAL_DIR / ... env vars".
Current priority: config.vault.journalDir → env vars → jarvos.config.json → default
Documented priority: env vars → config.vault.journalDir → ...
Proposed fix to honor documented priority
function resolveJournalDir(config) {
- // 1. Canonical env var (JARVOS_JOURNAL_DIR) or legacy aliases (JOURNAL_DIR) via shared module
- // 2. config.vault.journalDir from journal-module.json (allows per-instance override)
- // 3. Default derived from vault root via shared module
- if (config.vault && config.vault.journalDir) return resolveTilde(config.vault.journalDir);
- return getJournalDir();
+ // Priority: env vars → config.vault.journalDir → shared module default
+ if (process.env.JARVOS_JOURNAL_DIR) return resolveTilde(process.env.JARVOS_JOURNAL_DIR);
+ if (process.env.JOURNAL_DIR) return resolveTilde(process.env.JOURNAL_DIR);
+ if (config.vault && config.vault.journalDir) return resolveTilde(config.vault.journalDir);
+ return getJournalDir();
}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In
`@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/packages/jarvos-secondbrain-journal/src/journal-maintenance.js`
around lines 446 - 452, The function resolveJournalDir currently returns
config.vault.journalDir before consulting environment variables; change its
priority so environment vars (via getJournalDir()) are checked first and only
fall back to config.vault.journalDir if getJournalDir() returns nothing.
Specifically, call getJournalDir() first, if it yields a non-empty path return
that, otherwise if config.vault && config.vault.journalDir return
resolveTilde(config.vault.journalDir); keep resolveTilde usage and preserve
existing behavior for defaults.
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| | Env var | Default | Purpose | | ||
| |---------|---------|---------| | ||
| | `JARVOS_CLAWD_DIR` | `~/clawd` | Clawd/workspace root | | ||
| | `JARVOS_VAULT_DIR` | `~/Documents/Vault v3` | Obsidian vault root | | ||
| | `JARVOS_JOURNAL_DIR` | `$JARVOS_VAULT_DIR/Journal` | Daily journal directory | | ||
| | `JARVOS_NOTES_DIR` | `$JARVOS_VAULT_DIR/Notes` | Notes directory | | ||
| | `JARVOS_TAGS_DIR` | `$JARVOS_VAULT_DIR/Tags` | Tags directory | | ||
| | `JARVOS_WORKSPACE` | `~/clawd` | Workspace root (alias) | | ||
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| Legacy env var aliases still honored: `CLAWD_DIR` → `JARVOS_CLAWD_DIR`, | ||
| `VAULT_NOTES_DIR` → `JARVOS_NOTES_DIR`, `JOURNAL_DIR` → `JARVOS_JOURNAL_DIR` | ||
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Document only the env vars the resolver actually honors.
bridge/config/jarvos-paths.js supports JARVOS_CLAWD_DIR, JARVOS_VAULT_DIR, JARVOS_JOURNAL_DIR, JARVOS_NOTES_DIR, plus the legacy aliases CLAWD_DIR, VAULT_NOTES_DIR, and JOURNAL_DIR. JARVOS_TAGS_DIR and JARVOS_WORKSPACE are not read there, so this table currently points users at knobs that do nothing.
Suggested doc fix
| Env var | Default | Purpose |
|---------|---------|---------|
| `JARVOS_CLAWD_DIR` | `~/clawd` | Clawd/workspace root |
| `JARVOS_VAULT_DIR` | `~/Documents/Vault v3` | Obsidian vault root |
| `JARVOS_JOURNAL_DIR` | `$JARVOS_VAULT_DIR/Journal` | Daily journal directory |
| `JARVOS_NOTES_DIR` | `$JARVOS_VAULT_DIR/Notes` | Notes directory |
-| `JARVOS_TAGS_DIR` | `$JARVOS_VAULT_DIR/Tags` | Tags directory |
-| `JARVOS_WORKSPACE` | `~/clawd` | Workspace root (alias) |
Legacy env var aliases still honored: `CLAWD_DIR` → `JARVOS_CLAWD_DIR`,
`VAULT_NOTES_DIR` → `JARVOS_NOTES_DIR`, `JOURNAL_DIR` → `JARVOS_JOURNAL_DIR`🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@modules/jarvos-secondbrain/README.md` around lines 44 - 55, Update the README
table to document only the environment variables actually read by the resolver:
JARVOS_CLAWD_DIR, JARVOS_VAULT_DIR, JARVOS_JOURNAL_DIR, JARVOS_NOTES_DIR and the
legacy aliases CLAWD_DIR, VAULT_NOTES_DIR, JOURNAL_DIR; remove JARVOS_TAGS_DIR
and JARVOS_WORKSPACE from the table and any text implying they are honored.
Reference the resolver implementation in bridge/config/jarvos-paths.js to ensure
the listed vars match exactly what that module reads.
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Using new URL('.', import.meta.url).pathname leaves percent-encoding in the filesystem path, so installations under directories with spaces break bootstrap: the script tries to read .../space%20dir/.../schema/templates and throws ENOENT instead of creating ontology files. This makes scripts/bootstrap.js unusable in common path layouts (e.g., user folders with spaces) unless callers always override all paths manually.
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The default ontology path uses new URL(...).pathname, which preserves %20 escapes; when the package lives in a directory with spaces, loadOntology() resolves to a non-existent ...%20.../ontology path and reports all layer files missing even when they exist. Any consumer relying on the default (including CLI wrappers) gets false validation/render failures in those environments.
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Summary
Closes SUP-487. A user cloning levineam/jarvOS now gets executable software, not just docs.
What was added
modules/directory — three sanitized runtime modules:modules/jarvos-memory/— agent-state memory contract (schema, audit helpers, promotion rules)modules/jarvos-ontology/— ontology tooling (reader, writer, validator, renderer, blank schema templates)modules/jarvos-secondbrain/— vault bridges, journal/notes packages, capture routing, path configSupporting files:
modules/README.md— module overview, usage, quick start for each modulePUBLIC_BASELINE.md— public vs private boundary documentationscripts/smoke-test.sh— 32-check structure validation (run:bash scripts/smoke-test.sh)starter-kit/README.md— added Modules section wiring modules into workflowREADME.md— added Modules section and updated architecture diagramArchitecture decision
Monorepo — modules live directly in this repo under
modules/. No npm publishing, no git submodules. One clone gets everything. Decision record: SUP-457.Privacy verification
/Users/andrew/hardcoded paths in any module sourceontology/*.md) excluded from jarvos-ontologybridge-state.json(Paperclip IDs) excluded from jarvos-ontologypcp_references in docs are placeholder examples only (pcp_...)Smoke test result
Done criteria
modules/bash scripts/smoke-test.shNote: PR #7 (
feat/sup-470-distribution-smoke-test) untouched.Summary by CodeRabbit
Release Notes
New Features
Documentation
PUBLIC_BASELINE.md) establishing public/private boundariesConfiguration & Scripts
jarvos-paths.js