Skill: mdx2025/brainx (version 0.3.5)

--- name: "BrainX V5 — The First Brain for OpenClaw" description: | Vector memory engine with PostgreSQL + pgvector + OpenAI embeddings. Stores, searches, and injects contextual memories into LLM prompts. Includes auto-injection hook for OpenClaw and full backup/recovery system. metadata: openclaw: emoji: "🧠" requires: bins: ["psql"] env: ["DATABASE_URL", "OPENAI_API_KEY"] primaryEnv: "DATABASE_URL" hooks: - name: brainx-auto-inject event: agent:bootstrap description: Auto-injects relevant memories at session start user-invocable: true --- # BrainX V5 — The First Brain for OpenClaw Persistent memory system using vector embeddings for contextual retrieval in AI agents. ## 37 Features | # | Feature | Description | |---|---------|-------------| | 1 | ✅ **Production** | Active on 32 agent profiles with centralized shared memory (2,400+ memories) | | 2 | 🧠 **Auto-Learning** | Learns on its own from every conversation without human intervention | | 3 | 💾 **Persistent Memory** | Remembers across sessions — PostgreSQL + pgvector | | 4 | 🤝 **Shared Memory** | All agents share the same knowledge pool | | 5 | 💉 **Automatic Briefing** | Personalized context injection at each agent startup | | 6 | 🔎 **Semantic Search** | Searches by meaning, not exact keywords | | 7 | 🏷️ **Intelligent Classification** | Auto-typed: facts, decisions, learnings, gotchas, notes | | 8 | 📊 **Usage-Based Prioritization** | Hot/warm/cold tiers — automatic promote/degrade based on access | | 9 | 🤝 **Cross-Agent Learning** | Propagates important gotchas and learnings across all agents | | 10 | 🔄 **Anti-Duplicates** | Semantic deduplication by cosine similarity with intelligent merge | | 11 | ⚡ **Anti-Contradictions** | Detects contradictory memories and supersedes the obsolete one | | 12 | 📋 **Session Indexing** | Searches past conversations (30-day retention) | | 13 | 🔒 **PII Scrubbing** | Automatic redaction of sensitive data before storage | | 14 | 🔮 **Pattern Detection** | Detects recurring patterns and promotes them automatically | | 15 | 🛡️ **Disaster Recovery** | Full backup/restore (DB + configs + hooks + workspaces) | | 16 | ⭐ **Quality Scoring** | Evaluates memory quality and promotes only what deserves to persist | | 17 | ⚙️ **Fact Extraction** | Regex + LLM pipelines capture both operational facts and nuanced learnings | | 18 | 📦 **Context Packs** | Weekly project packs and bootstrap topic files for fast situational awareness | | 19 | 📈 **Telemetry** | Query logs, injection metrics, and health monitoring built in | | 20 | 🧵 **Supersede Chains** | Old memories can be replaced cleanly without losing history | | 21 | 🌀 **Memory Distillation** | Consolidates raw logs into higher-signal memories over time | | 22 | 🛡️ **Pre-Action Advisory** | Queries past mistakes before high-risk tool execution | | 23 | 👤 **Agent Profiles** | Per-agent hook injection: boosts/filters memories by agent role | | 24 | 🔀 **Cross-Agent Injection Slots** | Hook reserves 30% of context slots for other agents' memories | | 25 | 📊 **Metrics Dashboard** | CLI dashboard with top patterns, memory stats, and usage trends | | 26 | 🔧 **Doctor & Auto-Fix** | Schema integrity check + automatic repair of detected issues | | 27 | 👍 **Memory Feedback** | Mark memories as useful/useless/incorrect to refine quality | | 28 | 🗺️ **Trajectory Recording** | Records problem→solution paths for future reference | | 29 | 📝 **Learning Details** | Extended metadata extraction for learnings and gotchas | | 30 | 🔄 **Lifecycle Management** | Automatic promotion/degradation of memories by age and usage | | 31 | 📥 **Workspace Import** | Imports existing MEMORY.md files from all workspaces into the brain | | 32 | 🧪 **Eval Dataset Generation** | Generates evaluation datasets from real memories for quality testing | | 33 | 🏗️ **Session Snapshots** | Captures full agent state at session close for analysis | | 34 | 🧹 **Low-Signal Cleanup** | Automatic cleanup of low-value, outdated, or redundant memories | | 35 | 🔃 **Memory Reclassification** | Reclassifies memories with correct types and categories post-hoc | | 36 | 🔄 **Auto-Promotion Pipeline** | Detects high-recurrence patterns and promotes them as rules in workspace files automatically | | 37 | 📊 **15-Step Daily Pipeline** | Consolidated daily pipeline: bootstrap, lifecycle, distiller, harvester, bridge, auto-distiller, consolidation, cross-agent, contradiction, md-harvester, error-harvester, auto-promoter, promotion-applier, memory-enforcer, audit | ## When to Use ✅ **USE when:** - An agent needs to "remember" information from previous sessions - You want to give additional context to an LLM about past actions - You need semantic search by content - You want to store important decisions with metadata ❌ **DON'T USE when:** - Ephemeral information that doesn't need persistence - Structured tabular data (use a regular DB) - Simple cache (use Redis or in-memory) ## Auto-Injection (Hook) BrainX V5 includes an **OpenClaw hook** that automatically injects relevant memories when an agent starts. ### Production Validation Status Real validation completed on **2026-03-18**: - Global hook enabled in `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` - Managed hook synced with `~/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5/hook/` (handler.js re-synced) - Active physical database: `brainx_v5` - agent-profiles.json expanded from 10 to 32 profiles (all agents) - Cross-agent injection slots (30%) activated in production - 20 null embeddings regenerated + 17 duplicate pairs deduped via `brainx fix` - 2 pending migrations applied - Doctor: 18/18 passed, 0 warnings - Real bootstrap smoke test passed for 10 agents - Expected evidence confirmed: - `<!-- BRAINX:START -->` block written into `MEMORY.md` - `Updated:` timestamp present - Fresh row recorded in `brainx_pilot_log` If this validation becomes stale, rerun a bootstrap smoke test before assuming runtime is still healthy. ### How it works: 1. `agent:bootstrap` event → Hook fires automatically 2. PostgreSQL query → Fetches hot/warm recent memories 3. Generates file → Creates `BRAINX_CONTEXT.md` in the workspace 4. Agent reads → File is loaded as initial context ### Configuration: In `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json`: ```json { "hooks": { "internal": { "enabled": true, "entries": { "brainx-auto-inject": { "enabled": true, "limit": 5, "tier": "hot+warm", "minImportance": 5 } } } } } ``` ### Per-agent setup: Add to `AGENTS.md` in each workspace: ```markdown ## Every Session 1. Read `SOUL.md` 2. Read `USER.md` 3. Read `brainx.md` 4. Read `BRAINX_CONTEXT.md` ← Auto-injected context ``` ## Available Tools ### brainx_add_memory Saves a memory to the vector brain. **Parameters:** - `content` (required) — Memory text - `type` (optional) — Type: note, decision, action, learning (default: note) - `context` (optional) — Namespace/scope - `tier` (optional) — Priority: hot, warm, cold, archive (default: warm) - `importance` (optional) — Importance 1-10 (default: 5) - `tags` (optional) — Comma-separated tags - `agent` (optional) — Name of the agent creating the memory **Example:** ``` brainx add --type decision --content "Use embeddings 3-small to reduce costs" --tier hot --importance 9 --tags config,openai ``` ### brainx_search Searches memories by semantic similarity. **Parameters:** - `query` (required) — Search text - `limit` (optional) — Number of results (default: 10) - `minSimilarity` (optional) — Threshold 0-1 (default: 0.3) - `minImportance` (optional) — Filter by importance 0-10 - `tier` (optional) — Filter by tier - `context` (optional) — Exact context filter **Example:** ``` brainx search --query "API configuration" --limit 5 --minSimilarity 0.5 ``` **Returns:** JSON with results. ### brainx_inject Gets memories formatted for direct injection into LLM prompts. **Parameters:** - `query` (required) — Search text - `limit` (optional) — Number of results (default: 10) - `minImportance` (optional) — Filter by importance - `tier` (optional) — Tier filter (default: hot+warm) - `context` (optional) — Context filter - `maxCharsPerItem` (optional) — Truncate content (default: 2000) **Example:** ``` brainx inject --query "what decisions were made about openai" --limit 3 ``` **Returns:** Formatted text ready for injection: ``` [sim:0.82 imp:9 tier:hot type:decision agent:coder ctx:openclaw] Use embeddings 3-small to reduce costs... --- [sim:0.71 imp:8 tier:hot type:decision agent:support ctx:brainx] Create SKILL.md for OpenClaw integration... ``` ### brainx_health Verifies BrainX is operational. **Parameters:** none **Example:** ``` brainx health ``` **Returns:** PostgreSQL + pgvector connection status. ## Backup and Recovery ### Create Backup ```bash ./scripts/backup-brainx.sh ~/backups ``` Creates `brainx-v5_backup_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.tar.gz` containing: - Full PostgreSQL database (SQL dump) - OpenClaw configuration (hooks, .env) - Skill files - Workspace documentation ### Restore Backup ```bash ./scripts/restore-brainx.sh backup.tar.gz --force ``` Fully restores BrainX V5 including: - All memories (with embeddings) - Hook configuration - Environment variables ### Full Documentation See [RESILIENCE.md](RESILIENCE.md) for: - Complete disaster scenarios - Migration to new VPS - Troubleshooting - Automatic backup configuration ## Configuration ### Environment Variables ```bash # Required DATABASE_URL=postgresql://user:pass@host:5432/brainx_v5 OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-... # Optional OPENAI_EMBEDDING_MODEL=text-embedding-3-small OPENAI_EMBEDDING_DIMENSIONS=1536 BRAINX_INJECT_DEFAULT_TIER=hot+warm BRAINX_INJECT_MAX_CHARS_PER_ITEM=2000 BRAINX_INJECT_MAX_LINES_PER_ITEM=80 ``` ### Database Setup ```bash # Schema is in ~/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5/sql/ # Requires PostgreSQL with pgvector extension psql $DATABASE_URL -f ~/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5/sql/v3-schema.sql ``` ## Direct Integration You can also use the unified wrapper that reads the API key from OpenClaw: ```bash cd ~/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5 ./brainx add --type note --content "test" ./brainx search --query "test" ./brainx inject --query "test" ./brainx health ``` Compatibility: `./brainx-v5` and `./brainx-v5-cli` also work as aliases for the main wrapper. ## Advisory System (Pre-Action Check) BrainX includes an advisory system that queries relevant memories, trajectories, and recurring patterns before executing high-risk tools. Helps agents avoid repeating past mistakes. ### High-Risk Tools The following tools automatically trigger advisory checks: `exec`, `deploy`, `railway`, `delete`, `rm`, `drop`, `git push`, `git force-push`, `migration`, `cron`, `message send`, `email send`. ### CLI Usage ```bash # Check for advisories before a tool execution ./brainx-v5 advisory --tool exec --args '{"command":"rm -rf /tmp/old"}' --agent coder --json # Quick check via helper script ./scripts/advisory-check.sh exec '{"command":"rm -rf /tmp/old"}' coder ``` ### Agent Integration (Manual) Since only `agent:bootstrap` is supported as a hook event, agents should manually call `brainx advisory` before high-risk tools: ```bash # In agent SKILL.md or AGENTS.md, add: # Before exec/deploy/delete/migration, run: cd ~/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5 && ./scripts/advisory-check.sh <tool> '<args_json>' <agent> ``` The advisory returns relevant memories, similar past problem→solution paths, and recurring patterns with a confidence score. It's informational — never blocking. ### Agent-Aware Hook Injection The `agent:bootstrap` hook uses **agent profiles** (`hook/agent-profiles.json`) to customize memory injection per agent: - **coder**: Boosts gotcha/error/learning memories; filters by infrastructure/code/deploy/github contexts; excludes notes - **writer**: Boosts decision/learning; filters by content/seo/marketing; excludes errors - **monitor**: Boosts gotcha/error; filters by infrastructure/health/monitoring - **echo**: No filtering (default behavior) Agents not listed in the profiles file get the default unfiltered injection. Edit `hook/agent-profiles.json` to add new agent profiles. ### Cross-Agent Memory Sharing The hook reserves ~30% of injection slots for **cross-agent memories**, ensuring each agent sees relevant learnings from other agents. The `cross-agent-learning.js` script tags high-importance memories for cross-agent visibility without creating duplicates. ## Security & Trust This skill is flagged with "suspicious patterns" by ClawHub's automated scanner. Here's what each pattern does and why it's necessary: | Pattern | File | Why | |---|---|---| | `child_process.execFile` | `hook/handler.js` | Invokes the BrainX CLI to query memories during agent bootstrap. No arbitrary command execution. | | `process.env` access | `lib/db.js`, `lib/openai-rag.js`, `lib/cli.js` | Reads `DATABASE_URL` and `OPENAI_API_KEY` to connect to PostgreSQL and generate embeddings. Standard for any database-backed skill. | | `fetch('https://api.openai.com')` | `lib/openai-rag.js` | Calls OpenAI Embeddings API to generate vector representations. Single endpoint, no other network calls. | | File read/write | `hook/handler.js` | Writes `BRAINX_CONTEXT.md` and updates `MEMORY.md` in the agent's workspace during bootstrap injection. | **No secrets are stored in code.** All credentials come from environment variables. No data leaves the system except embedding requests to OpenAI. ## Notes - Memories are stored with vector embeddings (1536 dimensions) - Search uses cosine similarity - `inject` is the most useful tool for giving context to LLMs - Tier hot = fast access, cold/archive = long-term storage - Memories are persistent in PostgreSQL (independent of OpenClaw) - Auto-injection hook fires on every `agent:bootstrap` ## Feature Status (Tables) ### ✅ All Operational | Table | Function | Status | |---|---|---| | `brainx_memories` | Core: stores memories with embeddings | ✅ Active (2,400+) | | `brainx_query_log` | Tracks search/inject queries | ✅ Active | | `brainx_pilot_log` | Tracks auto-inject per agent | ✅ Active | | `brainx_context_packs` | Pre-generated context packages | ✅ Active | | `brainx_patterns` | Detects recurring errors/issues | ✅ Active | | `brainx_session_snapshots` | Captures state at session close | ✅ Active | | `brainx_learning_details` | Extended metadata for learning/gotcha memories | ✅ Active | | `brainx_trajectories` | Records problem→solution paths | ✅ Active | > 8/8 tables operational. Population scripts implemented 2026-03-06. ## Full Feature Inventory (35) ### CLI Core (`brainx <cmd>`) | # | Command | Function | |---|---|---| | 1 | `add` | Save memory (7 types, 20+ categories, V5 metadata) | | 2 | `search` | Semantic search by cosine similarity | | 3 | `inject` | Formatted memories for LLM prompt injection | | 4 | `fact` / `facts` | Shortcut to save/list infrastructure facts | | 5 | `resolve` | Mark pattern as resolved/promoted/wont_fix | | 6 | `promote-candidates` | Detect memories eligible for promotion | | 7 | `lifecycle-run` | Degrade/promote memories by age/usage | | 8 | `metrics` | Metrics dashboard and top patterns | | 9 | `doctor` | Full diagnostics (schema, integrity, stats) | | 10 | `fix` | Auto-repair issues detected by doctor | | 11 | `feedback` | Mark memory as useful/useless/incorrect | | 12 | `health` | PostgreSQL + pgvector connection status | ### Processing Scripts (`scripts/`) | # | Script | Function | |---|---|---| | 13 | `memory-bridge.js` | Syncs memory between sessions/agents | | 14 | `memory-distiller.js` | Distills sessions into new memories | | 15 | `session-harvester.js` | Harvests info from past sessions | | 16 | `session-snapshot.js` | Captures state at session close | | 17 | `pattern-detector.js` | Detects recurring errors/issues | | 18 | `learning-detail-extractor.js` | Extracts metadata from learnings/gotchas | | 19 | `trajectory-recorder.js` | Records problem→solution paths | | 20 | `fact-extractor.js` | Extracts facts from conversations | | 21 | `contradiction-detector.js` | Detects contradicting memories | | 22 | `cross-agent-learning.js` | Shares learnings between agents | | 23 | `quality-scorer.js` | Scores memory quality | | 24 | `context-pack-builder.js` | Generates pre-built context packages | | 25 | `reclassify-memories.js` | Reclassifies memories with correct types/categories | | 26 | `cleanup-low-signal.js` | Cleans up low-value memories | | 27 | `dedup-supersede.js` | Detects and marks duplicates | | 28 | `eval-memory-quality.js` | Evaluates dataset quality | | 29 | `generate-eval-dataset-from-memories.js` | Generates evaluation dataset | | 30 | `memory-feedback.js` | Per-memory feedback system | | 31 | `import-workspace-memory-md.js` | Imports from workspace MEMORY.md files | | 32 | `migrate-v2-to-v3.js` | Schema migration V2→V3 | | 33 | `promotion-applier.js` | Last-mile auto-promotion: distills patterns via LLM and writes rules to workspace files | ### Hooks and Infrastructure | # | Component | Function | |---|---|---| | 34 | `brainx-auto-inject` | Auto-injection hook at each agent bootstrap | | 35 | `backup-brainx.sh` | Full backup (DB + config + skills) | | 36 | `restore-brainx.sh` | Full restore from backup | | 37 | `promotion-applier.js` | Pipeline step 13: writes promoted patterns to workspace files | ### V5 Metadata - `sourceKind` — Origin: user_explicit, agent_inference, tool_verified, llm_distilled, etc. - `sourcePath` — Source file/URL - `confidence` — Score 0-1 - `expiresAt` — Automatic expiration - `sensitivity` — normal/sensitive/restricted - Automatic PII scrubbing (`BRAINX_PII_SCRUB_ENABLED`) - Similarity-based dedup (`BRAINX_DEDUPE_SIM_THRESHOLD`)

path: README.md
content: # 🧠 BrainX V5 — The First Brain for OpenClaw

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BrainX V5 is a **persistent memory and vector database system** for AI agents, built on PostgreSQL + pgvector + OpenAI embeddings. It gives every OpenClaw agent the ability to remember, learn, and share knowledge across sessions — delivering true **AI agent memory**, **cross-agent learning**, and **semantic search** at production scale.

> **Production-tested · 30+ agent profiles supported · 18/18 doctor checks · Version 0.3.1**

| # | Feature | Description |
|---|---------|-------------|
| 1 | ✅ **Production** | Active with centralized shared memory across all agents |
| 2 | 🧠 **Auto-Learning** | Learns on its own from every conversation without human intervention |
| 3 | 💾 **Persistent Memory** | Remembers across sessions — PostgreSQL + pgvector vector database |
| 4 | 🤝 **Shared Memory** | All agents share the same knowledge management pool |
| 5 | 💉 **Automatic Briefing** | Personalized context injection at each agent startup |
| 6 | 🔎 **Semantic Search** | Searches by meaning, not exact keywords — pgvector cosine similarity |
| 7 | 🏷️ **Intelligent Classification** | Auto-typed: facts, decisions, learnings, gotchas, notes |
| 8 | 📊 **Usage-Based Prioritization** | Hot/warm/cold tiers — automatic promote/degrade based on access |
| 9 | 🤝 **Cross-Agent Learning** | Propagates important gotchas and learnings across all agents |
| 10 | 🔄 **Anti-Duplicates** | Semantic deduplication by cosine similarity with intelligent merge |
| 11 | ⚡ **Anti-Contradictions** | Detects contradictory memories and supersedes the obsolete one |
| 12 | 📋 **Session Indexing** | Searches past conversations (30-day retention) |
| 13 | 🔒 **PII Scrubbing** | Automatic redaction of sensitive data before storage |
| 14 | 🔮 **Pattern Detection** | Detects recurring patterns and promotes them automatically |
| 15 | 🛡️ **Disaster Recovery** | Full backup/restore (DB + configs + hooks + workspaces) |
| 16 | ⭐ **Quality Scoring** | Evaluates memory quality and promotes only what deserves to persist |
| 17 | ⚙️ **Fact Extraction** | Regex + LLM pipelines capture both operational facts and nuanced learnings |
| 18 | 📦 **Context Packs** | Weekly project packs and bootstrap topic files for fast situational awareness |
| 19 | 📈 **Telemetry** | Query logs, injection metrics, and health monitoring built in |
| 20 | 🧵 **Supersede Chains** | Old memories can be replaced cleanly without losing history |
| 21 | 🌀 **Memory Distillation** | Consolidates raw logs into higher-signal memories over time |
| 22 | 🛡️ **Pre-Action Advisory** | Queries past mistakes before high-risk tool execution (exec, deploy, delete) |
| 23 | 👤 **Agent Profiles** | Per-agent hook injection: boosts/filters memories by agent role |
| 24 | 🔀 **Cross-Agent Injection Slots** | Hook reserves 30% of context slots for other agents' memories |
| 25 | 📊 **Metrics Dashboard** | CLI dashboard with top patterns, memory stats, and usage trends |
| 26 | 🔧 **Doctor & Auto-Fix** | Schema integrity check + automatic repair of detected issues (18/18 passing) |
| 27 | 👍 **Memory Feedback** | Mark memories as useful/useless/incorrect to refine quality |
| 28 | 🗺️ **Trajectory Recording** | Records problem→solution paths for future reference |
| 29 | 📝 **Learning Details** | Extended metadata extraction for learnings and gotchas |
| 30 | 🔄 **Lifecycle Management** | Automatic promotion/degradation of memories by age and usage |
| 31 | 📥 **Workspace Import** | Imports existing MEMORY.md files from all workspaces into the brain |
| 32 | 🧪 **Eval Dataset Generation** | Generates evaluation datasets from real memories for quality testing |
| 33 | 🏗️ **Session Snapshots** | Captures full agent state at session close for analysis |
| 34 | 🧹 **Low-Signal Cleanup** | Automatic cleanup of low-value, outdated, or redundant memories |
| 35 | 🔃 **Memory Reclassification** | Reclassifies memories with correct types and categories post-hoc |
| 36 | 🔄 **Auto-Promotion Pipeline** | Detects high-recurrence patterns and automatically promotes them as rules in agent workspace files (AGENTS.md, TOOLS.md, SOUL.md). Closes the learning → rule loop without human intervention. |
| 37 | 📊 **15-Step Daily Pipeline** | Consolidated daily pipeline running 15 automated steps: bootstrap, lifecycle, distiller, harvester, bridge, auto-distiller, consolidation, cross-agent learning, contradiction detection, markdown harvester, error harvester, auto-promoter, promotion-applier, memory-enforcer, and audit. |

> **Name:** The repo/CLI keeps the historical name `brainx-v5`. The current version is **BrainX V5** (v0.3.1) with governance, observability, lifecycle management, auto-promotion pipeline, and an LLM-powered auto-feeding system.

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## Status

### Validation — 2026-03-18

BrainX V5 is fully validated and production-tested:

- **18/18 doctor checks passing** — database, schema, embeddings, hooks, and pipeline all green
- **Multi-agent smoke-tested** — bootstrap injection, context generation, and telemetry confirmed working
- **Cross-agent injection** active — agents receive relevant memories from other agents (30% injection slots)
- **Agent profiles** configured with role-specific boosting and filtering

Run `./brainx-v5 doctor` anytime to verify your installation health.

## Post-Update Sync Checklist

After updating BrainX V5, sync the managed hook to prevent runtime drift:

1. Copy hook files from the skill source to the managed hook directory
2. Run `./brainx-v5 doctor` — expect all checks passing
3. Run a bootstrap smoke test on any agent and verify `MEMORY.md` updates
4. Confirm telemetry lands in the database
7. **If cron architecture changes again, update both code and docs together**
   - Update `lib/doctor.js`
   - Update this `README.md`
   - Update `hook/HOOK.md` if deployment steps change
   - Update `CRON.md` if production scheduler topology changed

### Key files to keep in sync

When updating BrainX V5, ensure these stay aligned:
- Skill source files: `README.md`, `lib/doctor.js`, `hook/*`
- Managed hook: the deployed copy of hook files in your OpenClaw hooks directory
- Cron config: if you change the pipeline schedule or steps

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## 🧠 Auto-Learning

> **BrainX doesn't just store memories — it learns on its own.** Auto-Learning is the integrated system that makes every agent improve with every conversation, without human intervention.

Auto-Learning is NOT a single script. It is the **complete orchestration** of capture, curation, propagation, and injection that converts ephemeral conversations into permanent, shared knowledge. It runs 24/7 via cron jobs, with no human intervention required.

### Complete Auto-Learning Cycle

```
┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                    🧠 AUTO-LEARNING CYCLE                               │
│                                                                          │
│   ┌─────────────┐    ┌──────────────┐    ┌──────────────┐               │
│   │   Agent      │    │    Files     │    │   Agents     │               │
│   │  Sessions    │    │  memory/*.md │    │  (manual)    │               │
│   └──────┬──────┘    └──────┬───────┘    └──────┬───────┘               │
│          │                  │                    │                        │
│          ▼                  ▼                    ▼                        │
│   ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐               │
│   │         📥 AUTOMATIC CAPTURE (3 layers)              │               │
│   │                                                      │               │
│   │  Memory Distiller ──► LLM extracts memories          │               │
│   │  Fact Extractor   ──► Regex extracts hard data       │               │
│   │  Session Harvester ─► Heuristics classify            │               │
│   │  Memory Bridge    ──► Sync markdown → vector         │               │
│   └──────────────────────────┬──────────────────────────┘               │
│                              ▼                                           │
│                    ┌─────────────────┐                                   │
│                    │  PostgreSQL +   │                                   │
│                    │  pgvector       │                                   │
│                    │  (centralized   │                                   │
│                    │   memory)       │                                   │
│                    └────────┬────────┘                                   │
│                             │                                            │
│          ┌──────────────────┼──────────────────┐                        │
│          ▼                  ▼                   ▼                        │
│   ┌─────────────┐  ┌──────────────┐  ┌────────────────┐                │
│   │ 🔄 AUTO-    │  │ 🤝 CROSS-   │  │ 🔮 PATTERN    │                │
│   │ IMPROVEMENT │  │ AGENT       │  │ DETECTION     │                │
│   │             │  │ LEARNING    │  │               │                │
│   │ Quality     │  │             │  │ Recurrence    │                │
│   │ Scoring     │  │ Propagate   │  │ counting      │                │
│   │ Dedup       │  │ gotchas &   │  │ Pattern keys  │                │
│   │ Contradict. │  │ learnings   │  │ Auto-promote  │                │
│   │ Cleanup     │  │ to ALL      │  │ → workspace   │                │
│   │ Lifecycle   │  │ agents      │  │   rule files  │                │
│   └──────┬──────┘  └──────┬──────┘  └───────┬──────┘                │
│          │                │                  │                        │
│          └────────────────┼──────────────────┘                        │
│                           ▼                                            │
│                  ┌─────────────────┐                                   │
│                  │ 💉 CONTEXTUAL   │                                   │
│                  │ INJECTION       │                                   │
│                  │                 │                                   │
│                  │ Auto-inject at  │                                   │
│                  │ every agent     │                                   │
│                  │ bootstrap       │                                   │
│                  │ Score-based     │                                   │
│                  │ ranking         │                                   │
│                  └─────────────────┘                                   │
│                           │                                            │
│                           ▼                                            │
│                  ┌─────────────────┐                                   │
│                  │ 🤖 SMARTER     │                                   │
│                  │ AGENT           │                                   │
│                  │ each session    │                                   │
│                  └─────────────────┘                                   │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
```

**Result:** Every session of every agent feeds the memory → the memory self-optimizes → knowledge propagates → all agents are smarter in the next session. **Infinite improvement cycle.**

---

### 📥 Automatic Memory Capture

**What it does:** Converts ALL agent activity into vector memories without anyone having to do anything.

**Why it matters:** Without this, every session would be disposable. Agents would forget everything. With Auto-Learning, every conversation is a permanent learning opportunity.

BrainX captures memories through **4 complementary mechanisms** working in parallel:

| Mechanism | How it works | What it captures | Frequency |
|-----------|--------------|-----------------|-----------|
| **Memory Distiller** (`scripts/memory-distiller.js`) | LLM (gpt-4.1-mini) reads full session transcripts | Preferences, decisions, personal/technical/financial data — ALL memory types | Every 6h |
| **Fact Extractor** (`scripts/fact-extractor.js`) | Regex patterns extract structured data | Production URLs, services, repos, ports, branches, configs | Every 6h |
| **Session Harvester** (`scripts/session-harvester.js`) | Heuristics and regex classify conversations | Conversation patterns, recurring topics, operational context | Every 4h |
| **Memory Bridge** (`scripts/memory-bridge.js`) | Syncs markdown files to vector database | Manual notes in `memory/*.md`, documentation, written decisions | Every 6h |

**Real example:** An agent discusses a deployment with the user. Without anyone doing anything:
- The **Fact Extractor** captures the service URL and repo name
- The **Memory Distiller** extracts the decision to use that service and why
- The **Memory Bridge** syncs the daily notes
- Everything is available for ANY agent in the next session

---

### 🤝 Cross-Agent Learning

**What it does:** When an agent discovers something important (a bug, a gotcha, a learning), it automatically propagates it to ALL other agents.

**Why it matters:** Without this, each agent would be an island. The coder would discover a bug and the researcher would find it again. With cross-agent learning, knowledge flows between all agents.

**Script:** `scripts/cross-agent-learning.js`
**Frequency:** Daily (cron)

**How it works:**

1. Scans recent memories with importance ≥ 7 and types `gotcha`, `learning`, `correction`
2. Identifies memories created by a specific agent
3. Replicates those memories in the context of other agents
4. Generates **weekly context packs** by project and by agent (`scripts/context-pack-builder.js`)

**Real example:**
```
Coder discovers: "CLI tool v4.29 requires --detach for background deploys"
    ↓ cross-agent-learning.js (daily cron)
    ↓
All other agents → receive this gotcha automatically
    ↓
No agent makes that mistake again
```

---

### 🔄 Auto-Improvement and Quality Curation

**What it does:** Memory self-optimizes — good memories rise, bad ones fall, duplicates are removed, contradictions are resolved.

**Why it matters:** Without automatic curation, memory would fill up with noise, duplicates, and obsolete information. Retrieval quality would degrade over time. With auto-improvement, memory becomes MORE accurate with each cycle.

**5 scripts work together:**

| Script | What it does | Frequency |
|--------|-------------|-----------|
| `scripts/quality-scorer.js` | Evaluates each memory on multiple dimensions (specificity, actionability, relevance). Promotes high-quality memories, degrades low-quality ones | Daily |
| `scripts/contradiction-detector.js` | Finds memories that contradict each other. Supersedes the obsolete version, keeps the most recent/accurate | Daily |
| `scripts/dedup-supersede.js` | Detects duplicate or near-identical memories by cosine similarity. Intelligent merge keeping the most complete information | Weekly |
| `scripts/cleanup-low-signal.js` | Archives low-value memories: too short, low importance, no recent accesses. Frees space for useful memories | Weekly |
| **Lifecycle run** (via `lifecycle-run` CLI) | Promotes memories between tiers: `hot` → `warm` → `cold` based on age, accesses, and quality. Hot memories always available, cold ones archived | Automatic |

**Curation flow:**
```
New memory arrives
    ↓
Quality Scorer → Is it useful? Specific? Actionable?
    ↓                                    ↓
  Yes → promote (importance +1)     No → degrade (importance -1)
    ↓                                    ↓
Contradiction Detector              Cleanup → archive if importance < 3
    ↓
Does it contradict something existing?
    ↓              ↓
  Yes → supersede   No → keep both
    ↓
Dedup → Duplicate?
    ↓              ↓
  Yes → merge       No → keep
    ↓
Lifecycle → hot/warm/cold based on usage
```

---

### 🔄 Auto-Promotion Pipeline

**What it does:** Detects high-recurrence patterns and automatically promotes them as permanent rules into agent workspace files (AGENTS.md, TOOLS.md, SOUL.md). Closes the learning → rule loop without any human intervention required.

**Why it matters:** Patterns that repeat 10+ times in memory are operationally critical. Instead of staying buried in vector search results, they get written directly into the files every agent reads at startup — becoming permanent behavioral rules.

**Scripts:** `scripts/auto-promoter.js` → `scripts/promotion-applier.js`
**Frequency:** Daily (pipeline steps 12–13)

**How it works:**

1. `auto-promoter.js` scans `brainx_patterns` for entries with `recurrence_count ≥ threshold`
2. Classifies each pattern to its target file (AGENTS.md, TOOLS.md, or SOUL.md) based on content type
3. Saves suggestions as BrainX memories tagged `promotion-suggestion`
4. `promotion-applier.js` reads pending suggestions, distills them via LLM (gpt-4.1-mini), and writes the final rules into the workspace files under the `## Auto-Promoted Rules` section

**Result:**
```
Pattern: "Use plugin v2 for WordPress publishing" (×33)
    ↓ auto-promoter.js detects threshold exceeded
    ↓ saves promotion-suggestion memory
    ↓ promotion-applier.js distills via LLM
    ↓
TOOLS.md → "Usar siempre la versión v2 del plugin WordPress…" written permanently
    ↓
Every future agent reads it at startup — zero re-learning
```

---

### 💉 Intelligent Contextual Injection

**What it does:** At every agent session start, automatically injects the most relevant memories for the current context.

**Why it matters:** There's no point having perfect memory if the agent doesn't receive it. Contextual injection is the bridge between "stored memories" and "informed agent." Without this, BrainX would be a database no one queries.

**Component:** Auto-inject hook (`hook/handler.js` + `lib/cli.js inject`)
**Frequency:** Every agent bootstrap (every new session)

**How it works:**

1. The hook executes automatically when starting any agent session
2. Runs `brainx inject --agent <agent_id>` which:
   - Searches for memories relevant to the current agent (by context `agent:ID`)
   - Ranks by **composite score**: semantic similarity × importance × tier
   - Always includes **operational facts** (URLs, configs, services)
   - Formats everything as an injectable markdown block in the prompt
3. The result is written to `BRAINX_CONTEXT.md` which the agent reads at startup

**Injection ranking:**
```
Score = (cosine_similarity × 0.4) + (importance/10 × 0.3) + (tier_weight × 0.2) + (recency × 0.1)

Where:
  tier_weight: hot=1.0, warm=0.6, cold=0.2
  recency: exponential decay from last_accessed
```

---

### 🔮 Pattern Detection and Recurrence

**What it does:** Detects when something appears repeatedly in memories and automatically promotes it as an important pattern.

**Why it matters:** Recurring patterns are the most valuable memories — if something appears 5 times, it's probably critical. Automatic detection ensures these memories are never lost or degraded.

**Mechanism integrated in:** `scripts/quality-scorer.js` + `lib/openai-rag.js`

**How it works:**

1. **Recurrence counting:** Each time a memory is accessed or a similar one is created, `recurrence_count` increments
2. **Pattern key:** Similar memories are grouped under a common `pattern_key` (semantic hash)
3. **Auto-promote:** When `recurrence_count` exceeds a threshold:
   - ≥ 3 occurrences → importance +1
   - ≥ 5 occurrences → promote to `hot` tier
   - ≥ 10 occurrences → mark as `core_knowledge` (never archived)

**Example:**
```
Memory: "CLI tool requires --detach for deploys"
  → Appears in 3 different sessions from 3 agents
  → recurrence_count = 3
  → Auto-promote: importance 6 → 7
  → Appears 2 more times
  → recurrence_count = 5
  → Auto-promote to hot tier (always available)
```

---

### 📊 15-Step Daily Pipeline

BrainX V5 runs a consolidated daily pipeline with 15 sequential steps, ensuring complete memory lifecycle management in a single orchestrated run.

**Pipeline name:** `BrainX Daily Core Pipeline V5`
**Frequency:** Daily (OpenClaw cron)

| Step | Script | Function |
|------|--------|----------|
| 1 | `bootstrap` | Environment validation and DB connectivity check |
| 2 | `lifecycle` | Lifecycle-run (promote/degrade by age and usage) |
| 3 | `distiller` | Memory Distiller (LLM extraction from session transcripts) |
| 4 | `harvester` | Session Harvester (regex-based session capture) |
| 5 | `bridge` | Memory Bridge (markdown → vector sync) |
| 6 | `auto-distiller` | Auto-distiller pass for recent unprocessed sessions |
| 7 | `consolidation` | Memory consolidation and quality normalization |
| 8 | `cross-agent` | Cross-agent learning propagation |
| 9 | `contradiction` | Contradiction detection and supersede |
| 10 | `markdown-harvester` | Markdown harvester for workspace files |
| 11 | `error-harvester` | Error harvester from session logs |
| 12 | `auto-promoter` | Pattern promotion candidate detection |
| 13 | `promotion-applier` | Apply pending promotions to workspace files |
| 14 | `memory-enforcer` | Memory enforcement and integrity validation |
| 15 | `audit` | Full audit and metrics generation |

---

### 📋 Summary: Auto-Learning Crons

All crons that feed the auto-learning cycle:

| Frequency | Scripts | Function |
|-----------|---------|----------|
| **Every 4h** | `session-harvester.js` | Capture new sessions |
| **Every 6h** | `memory-distiller.js`, `fact-extractor.js`, `memory-bridge.js` | Extract memories and facts |
| **Daily** | 15-step pipeline (cross-agent, contradiction, quality, auto-promoter, promotion-applier, etc.) | Full orchestration cycle |
| **Weekly** | `context-pack-builder.js`, `cleanup-low-signal.js`, `dedup-supersede.js` | Packs, cleanup, dedup |
| **Each session** | Auto-inject hook | Inject memories into agent |

> **Zero-maintenance:** Once crons are set up, BrainX learns, self-optimizes, promotes patterns to rules, and shares knowledge completely on its own. Agents improve with every session without anyone touching anything.

---

## Script and Tool Summary Table

### Pipeline Scripts (`scripts/`)

| Script | Description | LLM | Cron |
|--------|-------------|-----|------|
| `memory-distiller.js` | 🧬 LLM-powered memory extractor from session transcripts | gpt-4.1-mini | Every 6h |
| `fact-extractor.js` | 📌 Regex extractor of operational facts (URLs, services, configs) | No | Every 6h |
| `session-harvester.js` | 🔍 Session harvester based on regex heuristics | No | Every 4h |
| `memory-bridge.js` | 🌉 Syncs `memory/*.md` files to vector brain | No | Every 6h |
| `cross-agent-learning.js` | 🤝 Propagates high-importance learnings between agents | No | Daily |
| `contradiction-detector.js` | ⚡ Detects contradictory memories and supersedes obsolete ones | No | Daily |
| `quality-scorer.js` | ⭐ Evaluates memory quality (promote/degrade/archive) | No | Daily |
| `context-pack-builder.js` | 📦 Generates weekly context packs per agent/project | No | Weekly |
| `cleanup-low-signal.js` | 🧹 Cleans low-value memories (short, low importance) | No | Weekly |
| `dedup-supersede.js` | 🔗 Exact deduplication and superseding of identical memories | No | Weekly |
| `error-harvester.js` | 🔍 Scans session logs for command failures, saves as gotchas | No | Daily |
| `auto-promoter.js` | 📋 Detects high-recurrence patterns, suggests workspace promotions | No | Daily (pipeline step 12) |
| `promotion-applier.js` | 🔄 Reads pending pattern suggestions, distills via LLM, writes rules to workspace files | gpt-4.1-mini | Daily (pipeline step 13) |
| `reclassify-memories.js` | 🏷️ Reclassifies existing memories to new categories | No | Manual |
| `eval-memory-quality.js` | 📊 Offline evaluation of retrieval quality | No | Manual |
| `generate-eval-dataset-from-memories.js` | 📋 Generates JSONL dataset for benchmarks | No | Manual |
| `import-workspace-memory-md.js` | 📥 Imports workspace MEMORY.md into vector brain | No | Manual |
| `migrate-v2-to-v3.js` | 🔄 Data migration from BrainX V2 | No | Once |
| `backup-brainx.sh` | 🛡️ Full backup (DB + configs + hooks) | No | Daily (recommended cron) |
| `restore-brainx.sh` | 🛡️ Full restore from backup | No | Manual |

### Cron Scripts (`cron/`)

| Script | Description | Frequency |
|--------|-------------|-----------|
| `health-check.sh` | BrainX health check + memory count | Every 30 min |
| `ops-alerts.sh` | Operational report with latency alerts and lifecycle | Daily |
| `weekly-dashboard.sh` | Weekly dashboard with metrics, trends, and distribution | Weekly |

### Core Modules (`lib/`)

| Module | Description |
|--------|-------------|
| `openai-rag.js` | Core RAG: OpenAI embeddings, store with semantic dedup, search with scoring, query logging |
| `brainx-phase2.js` | PII scrubbing (14 patterns), dedup config, tag merging, merge plan derivation |
| `db.js` | PostgreSQL connection pool with transaction support |
| `cli.js` | Full CLI with all commands (health, add, fact, facts, search, inject, resolve, etc.) |

---

## Architecture

BrainX V5 operates in **3 feeding layers** working together:

```
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                 LAYER 3: Agents (manual)                    │
│  Agents write directly with: brainx add / brainx fact       │
│  → Decisions, gotchas, notes during work                    │
└───────────────────────┬─────────────────────────────────────┘
                        │
┌───────────────────────▼─────────────────────────────────────┐
│               LAYER 2: Memory Distiller (LLM)               │
│  scripts/memory-distiller.js — gpt-4.1-mini                 │
│  → Reads complete session transcripts                       │
│  → Extracts ALL types: personal, financial, preferences     │
│  → Understands context and language nuances                 │
│  → Automatic cron every 6h                                  │
└───────────────────────┬─────────────────────────────────────┘
                        │
┌───────────────────────▼─────────────────────────────────────┐
│               LAYER 1: Fact Extractor (regex)               │
│  scripts/fact-extractor.js — no LLM                        │
│  → Extracts URLs (services, repos, deployments)                  │
│  → Detects services, repos, ports, branches                 │
│  → Fast, no API cost                                        │
│  → Complements the distiller for structured data            │
└───────────────────────┬─────────────────────────────────────┘
                        │
                        ▼
              PostgreSQL + pgvector
              (centralized database)
                        │
                        ▼
              hook/handler.js (auto-inject)
              → BRAINX_CONTEXT.md in each workspace
```

### Data flow

```
Agent sessions ──→ Fact Extractor (regex)     ──→ PostgreSQL
               ──→ Memory Distiller (LLM)     ──→ PostgreSQL
               ──→ Session Harvester (regex)   ──→ PostgreSQL
               ──→ Memory Bridge (markdown)    ──→ PostgreSQL
               ──→ Agents write directly       ──→ PostgreSQL
                                                      │
                               ┌─────────────────────┤
                               │                     │
                               ▼                     ▼
                        Quality Scorer        hook/handler.js
                        Contradiction Det.          │
                        Cross-Agent Learning        ▼
                        Dedup/Supersede       BRAINX_CONTEXT.md
                        Cleanup Low-Signal    (3 sections:
                        Lifecycle-Run          📌 Project Facts
                        Auto-Promoter          🤖 Own memories
                        Promotion-Applier      🔥 High-imp. team)
```

---

## Quick Start

```bash
# 1. Clone
git clone https://github.com/Mdx2025/brainx-v5.git
cd brainx-v5

# 2. Install dependencies
pnpm install  # or npm install

# 3. Configure environment
cp .env.example .env
# Edit: DATABASE_URL, OPENAI_API_KEY

# 4. Database setup (requires PostgreSQL with pgvector)
psql "$DATABASE_URL" -f sql/v3-schema.sql

# 5. Verify
./brainx-v5 health
```

---

## Full CLI Reference

The CLI (`lib/cli.js`) provides all commands to interact with BrainX. The entry point is the bash script `brainx-v5` (or the wrapper `brainx`).

### `health` — Check status

```bash
./brainx-v5 health
# BrainX V5 health: OK
# - pgvector: yes
# - brainx tables: 9
```

### `add` — Add memory

```bash
./brainx-v5 add \
  --type decision \
  --content "Use text-embedding-3-small to reduce costs" \
  --context "project:openclaw" \
  --tier hot \
  --importance 9 \
  --tags config,openai \
  --agent coder
```

**Available flags:**

| Flag | Required | Description |
|------|----------|-------------|
| `--type` | ✅ | Memory type (see Types section) |
| `--content` | ✅ | Text content of the memory |
| `--context` | ❌ | Namespace: `agent:coder`, `project:my-project`, `personal:finances` |
| `--tier` | ❌ | `hot` \| `warm` \| `cold` \| `archive` (default: `warm`) |
| `--importance` | ❌ | 1-10 (default: 5) |
| `--tags` | ❌ | Comma-separated tags: `deploy,service,url` |
| `--agent` | ❌ | Name of the agent creating the memory |
| `--id` | ❌ | Custom ID (auto-generated if omitted) |
| `--status` | ❌ | `pending` \| `in_progress` \| `resolved` \| `promoted` \| `wont_fix` |
| `--category` | ❌ | Category (see Categories section) |
| `--patternKey` | ❌ | Recurring pattern key |
| `--recurrenceCount` | ❌ | Recurrence counter |
| `--resolutionNotes` | ❌ | Resolution notes |
| `--promotedTo` | ❌ | Promotion destination |

### `fact` — Shortcut for operational data

The `fact` type is a shortcut for `add --type fact --tier hot --category infrastructure`.

```bash
# Register a service URL
./brainx-v5 fact \
  --content "Frontend my-project: https://my-app-frontend.example.com" \
  --context "project:my-project" \
  --importance 8

# Register service config
./brainx-v5 fact \
  --content "Service 'my-api' → port 3001, branch main" \
  --context "project:my-project" \
  --importance 7 \
  --tags service,config
```

**What is a FACT?** Hard data that another agent would need to work without asking:
- Production/staging URLs
- Service ↔ repo ↔ directory mapping
- Key environment variables
- Project structure
- Main branch, deploy target
- Personal data, financial data, contacts

### `facts` — List stored facts

```bash
# All facts
./brainx-v5 facts

# Filter by context
./brainx-v5 facts --context "project:my-project"

# Limit results
./brainx-v5 facts --limit 5
```

### `feature` — Shortcut for feature requests

```bash
# Save a feature request
./brainx-v5 feature "Add webhook support for real-time notifications"

# With project context
./brainx-v5 feature --content "Dark mode for dashboard" --context "project:control-panel" --importance 8
```

Shortcut for: `add --type feature_request --tier warm --importance 6 --category feature_request`

### `features` — List stored feature requests

```bash
# All feature requests
./brainx-v5 features

# Filter by status
./brainx-v5 features --status pending

# Filter by context
./brainx-v5 features --context "project:my-project" --limit 10
```

### `search` — Semantic search

```bash
./brainx-v5 search \
  --query "deploy strategy" \
  --limit 10 \
  --minSimilarity 0.15 \
  --context "project:my-project" \
  --tier hot
```

**Score-based ranking:** Results are sorted by a composite score:
- **Cosine similarity** — main embedding weight
- **Importance** — `(importance / 10) × 0.25` bonus
- **Tier bonus** — `hot: +0.15`, `warm: +0.05`, `cold: -0.05`, `archive: -0.10`

**Access tracking:** Each returned result automatically updates `last_accessed` and `access_count`.

### `inject` — Get context ready for prompts

```bash
./brainx-v5 inject \
  --query "what did we decide about the deploy?" \
  --limit 8 \
  --minScore 0.25 \
  --maxTotalChars 12000
```

**Output format:**
```
[sim:0.82 imp:9 tier:hot type:decision agent:coder ctx:openclaw]
Use text-embedding-3-small to reduce costs...

---

[sim:0.41 imp:6 tier:warm type:note agent:writer ctx:project-x]
Another relevant memory...
```

**Injection limits:**

| Limit | Default | Env Override | Flag Override |
|-------|---------|--------------|---------------|
| Max chars per item | 2000 | `BRAINX_INJECT_MAX_CHARS_PER_ITEM` | `--maxCharsPerItem` |
| Max lines per item | 80 | `BRAINX_INJECT_MAX_LINES_PER_ITEM` | `--maxLinesPerItem` |
| Max chars total output | 12000 | `BRAINX_INJECT_MAX_TOTAL_CHARS` | `--maxTotalChars` |
| Min score gate | 0.25 | `BRAINX_INJECT_MIN_SCORE` | `--minScore` |

### `resolve` — Resolve/promote memories

```bash
# Resolve a memory
./brainx-v5 resolve --id m_123 --status resolved \
  --resolutionNotes "Patched retry backoff"

# Promote all memories of a pattern
./brainx-v5 resolve \
  --patternKey retry.429.swallow \
  --status promoted \
  --promotedTo docs/runbooks/retry.md \
  --resolutionNotes "Standard retry policy captured"
```

### `promote-candidates` — View promotion candidates

```bash
./brainx-v5 promote-candidates --json
./brainx-v5 promote-candidates --minRecurrence 3 --days 30 --limit 10
```

### `lifecycle-run` — Auto-promote/degrade memories

```bash
# Dry run first
./brainx-v5 lifecycle-run --dryRun --json

# Execute
./brainx-v5 lifecycle-run --json
```

### `metrics` — Operational KPIs

```bash
./brainx-v5 metrics --days 30 --topPatterns 10 --json
```

Returns:
- Distribution by tier
- Top recurring patterns
- Query performance (average duration, call count)
- Lifecycle statistics

---

## Memory Types

| Type | Description | Example |
|------|-------------|---------|
| `fact` | Concrete operational data | URLs, services, configs, personal data, finances |
| `decision` | Decisions made | "We use gpt-4.1-mini for the distiller" |
| `learning` | Things discovered/learned | "Service X doesn't support websockets on free plan" |
| `gotcha` | Traps to avoid | "Don't use `rm -rf` without confirming path first" |
| `action` | Actions executed | "Deployed my-project v2.3 to production" |
| `note` | General notes | "The client prefers morning meetings" |
| `feature_request` | Requested/planned features | "Add webhook support in v3" |

---

## Supported Categories

### Original categories (technical)

| Category | Use |
|----------|-----|
| `learning` | Technical learnings |
| `error` | Errors encountered and resolved |
| `feature_request` | Feature requests |
| `correction` | Corrections to previous information |
| `knowledge_gap` | Detected knowledge gaps |
| `best_practice` | Discovered best practices |

### New categories (contextual)

| Category | Use |
|----------|-----|
| `infrastructure` | Infra: URLs, services, deployments |
| `project_registry` | Project registry and configs |
| `personal` | Personal user data |
| `financial` | Financial information (costs, budgets) |
| `contact` | Contacts (names, roles, companies) |
| `preference` | User preferences |
| `goal` | Objectives and goals |
| `relationship` | Relationships between people/entities |
| `health` | Health data |
| `business` | Business information |
| `client` | Client data |
| `deadline` | Deadlines and due dates |
| `routine` | Routines and recurring processes |
| `context` | General context for sessions |

---

## Core Features

### Automatic PII Scrubbing

**Module:** `lib/brainx-phase2.js`

Before saving any memory, BrainX automatically applies sensitive data redaction. The 14 detected patterns:

| Pattern | Detected example |
|---------|-----------------|
| `email` | `[REDACTED_SECRET]` |
| `phone` | `+1 (555) 123-4567` |
| `openai_key` | `sk-abc123...` |
| `github_token` | `ghp_xxxx...` |
| `github_pat` | `github_pat_xxxx...` |
| `aws_access_key` | `[REDACTED_SECRET]` |
| `slack_token` | `xoxb-xxx-xxx` |
| `bearer_token` | `Bearer eyJ...` |
| `api_key_assignment` | `[REDACTED_SECRET]` |
| `jwt_token` | `eyJhbGciOi...` |
| `private_key_block` | `-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----` |
| `iban` | `DE89370400440532013000` |
| `credit_card` | `4111 1111 1111 1111` |
| `ipv4` | `192.168.1.100` |

**Behavior:**
- Enabled by default (`BRAINX_PII_SCRUB_ENABLED=true`)
- Data is replaced with `[REDACTED]` (configurable)
- Auto-tags added: `pii:redacted`, `pii:email`, etc.
- Contexts in allowlist are exempt

```bash
BRAINX_PII_SCRUB_ENABLED=true                        # default: true
BRAINX_PII_SCRUB_REPLACEMENT=[REDACTED]               # default
BRAINX_PII_SCRUB_ALLOWLIST_CONTEXTS=internal-safe,trusted
```

### Semantic Deduplication

**Module:** `lib/openai-rag.js` (storeMemory)

When storing a memory, BrainX checks if a similar one already exists:

1. **By `pattern_key`** — If the memory has a pattern_key, looks for another with the same key
2. **By cosine similarity** — If no pattern_key, compares the embedding against recent memories from the same context and category

If a duplicate is detected (similarity ≥ threshold):
- **Does NOT create a new one** — updates the existing one
- **Increments `recurrence_count`** — tracks how many times the pattern repeats
- **Updates `last_seen`** — date of last observation
- **Preserves `first_seen`** — keeps the original date

```bash
BRAINX_DEDUPE_SIM_THRESHOLD=0.92  # default: if similarity > 0.92, merge
BRAINX_DEDUPE_RECENT_DAYS=30      # comparison window
```

### Score-Based Ranking

**Module:** `lib/openai-rag.js` (search)

Searches use a composite score to sort results:

```
score = cosine_similarity
      + (importance / 10) × 0.25     # bonus for importance
      + tier_bonus                     # hot: +0.15, warm: +0.05, cold: -0.05, archive: -0.10
```

This ensures high-importance, hot-tier memories appear first, even with slightly lower similarity.

### Access Tracking

**Module:** `lib/openai-rag.js` (search)

Each time a memory appears in search results:
- `last_accessed` updates to `NOW()`
- `access_count` increments by 1

This allows `quality-scorer.js` to identify actively used vs. stale memories.

### Memory Superseding

**Column:** `superseded_by` (FK to another memory)

When a memory is replaced by a newer or more complete version:
- Marked with `superseded_by = ID_of_new_memory`
- Superseded memories are **automatically excluded** from searches (`WHERE superseded_by IS NULL`)
- `contradiction-detector.js` and `dedup-supersede.js` handle this automatically

### Pattern Detection and Recurrence Counting

**Table:** `brainx_patterns`

When a memory repeats (by `pattern_key` or by semantic similarity):
- The record in `brainx_patterns` updates with:
  - `recurrence_count` — times observed
  - `first_seen` / `last_seen` — temporal range
  - `impact_score` — `importance × tier_impact`
  - `representative_memory_id` — the most representative memory
- High-recurrence patterns are candidates for **promotion** (via `promote-candidates`)

### Query Logging and Performance Tracking

**Table:** `brainx_query_log`

Every `search` and `inject` operation records:
- `query_hash` — hash of the query
- `query_kind` — `search` | `inject`
- `duration_ms` — execution time
- `results_count` — number of results
- `avg_similarity` / `top_similarity` — similarity metrics

This feeds the `metrics` command and `ops-alerts.sh` and `weekly-dashboard.sh` reports.

### Lifecycle Management (Promote/Degrade/Archive)

**Command:** `lifecycle-run`

The automatic lifecycle manager evaluates memories and decides on actions:

| Action | Criterion |
|--------|-----------|
| **Promote** (cold/warm → hot) | High-recurrence patterns + importance ≥ threshold |
| **Degrade** (hot → warm, warm → cold) | No recent access + low importance + little usage |
| **Archive** (any → archive) | Very low quality or no prolonged usage |

```bash
# See what it would do without executing
./brainx-v5 lifecycle-run --dryRun --json

# Execute promotions/degradations
./brainx-v5 lifecycle-run --json
```

Flags: `--promoteMinRecurrence`, `--promoteDays`, `--degradeDays`, `--lowImportanceMax`, `--lowAccessMax`

### Memory Injection Engine

**Module:** `lib/cli.js` → `cmdInject()` + `formatInject()`

The **Memory Injection Engine** is the central component that connects stored memory with agents. It's not a simple `SELECT` — it's a complete pipeline of retrieval, filtering, ranking, truncation, and formatting.

#### Complete injection pipeline flow:

```
Text query
     │
     ▼
  embed(query)               ← Generates embedding via OpenAI API
     │
     ▼
  warm_or_hot strategy       ← Searches hot first, then warm, merges unique
     │
     ▼
  SQL Ranking                 ← score = similarity + (importance/10 × 0.25) + tier_bonus
     │
     ▼
  Min Score Gate              ← Filters results with score < 0.25 (configurable)
     │
     ▼
  formatInject()              ← Intelligent truncation by lines and characters
     │
     ▼
  Prompt-ready output         ← Text ready to inject into LLM context
```

#### `warm_or_hot` search strategy (default)

When no tier is specified, inject:
1. Searches `hot` memories (high priority)
2. Searches `warm` memories (medium priority)
3. Merge: removes duplicates by ID, prioritizes hot, limits to configured `--limit`

This ensures critical (hot) memories always appear, complemented by warm if there's room.

#### Intelligent truncation (`formatInject`)

Output is controlled with 3 limits:

| Parameter | Default | Environment variable | CLI flag |
|-----------|---------|---------------------|----------|
| Max chars per item | 2000 | `BRAINX_INJECT_MAX_CHARS_PER_ITEM` | `--maxCharsPerItem` |
| Max lines per item | 80 | `BRAINX_INJECT_MAX_LINES_PER_ITEM` | `--maxLinesPerItem` |
| Max total chars | 12000 | `BRAINX_INJECT_MAX_TOTAL_CHARS` | `--maxTotalChars` |
| Min score gate | 0.25 | `BRAINX_INJECT_MIN_SCORE` | `--minScore` |

If an item exceeds the limit, it's truncated with `…`. If total output exceeds `maxTotalChars`, it cuts without adding more items.

#### Output format

Each memory is formatted as:

```
[sim:0.82 score:1.12 imp:9 tier:hot type:decision agent:coder ctx:openclaw]
Memory content here...

---

[sim:0.71 score:0.98 imp:8 tier:warm type:learning agent:support ctx:brainx]
Other content...
```

The metadata in the `[sim:... score:... ...]` header allows the agent to evaluate the relevance of each memory.

#### Auto-Inject Hook: From engine to agent

The `hook/handler.js` hook uses the injection engine to automatically create `BRAINX_CONTEXT.md`:

```
Event agent:bootstrap
     │
     ▼
  handler.js executes
     │
     ├─ Section 1: direct psql → Facts (type=fact, hot/warm tier)
     │
     ├─ Section 2: brainx inject → Agent's own memories (context=agent:NAME, imp≥6)
     │
     ├─ Section 3: brainx inject → Team memories (imp≥8, no context filter)
     │
     ▼
  BRAINX_CONTEXT.md generated → Agent reads it as Project Context
```

**Hook telemetry:** Each injection records in `brainx_pilot_log`:
- Agent, own memories, team memories, total chars generated

### Memory Store Engine

**Module:** `lib/openai-rag.js` → `storeMemory()`

Storage is NOT a simple INSERT. It's a 6-step pipeline inside a transaction:

```
New memory
     │
     ▼
  1. PII Scrubbing          ← scrubTextPII() on content and context
     │
     ▼
  2. Tag merging             ← mergeTagsWithMetadata() adds pii:redacted tags if applicable
     │
     ▼
  3. Embedding               ← embed("type: content [context: ctx]")
     │
     ▼
  4. Dedup check             ← By pattern_key OR by cosine similarity (threshold 0.92)
     │                         deriveMergePlan() decides: merge vs. create new
     ▼
  5. UPSERT                  ← INSERT ... ON CONFLICT DO UPDATE (transactional)
     │                         Preserves first_seen, increments recurrence, updates last_seen
     ▼
  6. Pattern upsert          ← upsertPatternRecord() updates brainx_patterns
     │
     ▼
  Return metadata            ← {id, pattern_key, recurrence_count, pii_scrub_applied,
                                 redacted, redaction_reasons, dedupe_merged, dedupe_method}
```

#### Lifecycle normalization (`normalizeLifecycle`)

Before storing, each memory goes through normalization that:
- Maps camelCase ↔ snake_case fields (`firstSeen` → `first_seen`)
- Assigns defaults (`status: 'pending'`, timestamps to NOW())
- Preserves existing fields if not provided

#### Impact score for patterns (`tierImpact`)

A pattern's impact score is calculated as:

```
impact = importance × tier_factor

tier_factor:
  hot     → 1.0
  warm    → 0.7
  cold    → 0.4
  archive → 0.2
```

### Embedding Engine

**Module:** `lib/openai-rag.js` → `embed()`

- **Model:** `text-embedding-3-small` (configurable via `OPENAI_EMBEDDING_MODEL`)
- **Dimensions:** 1536 (must match schema `vector(1536)`)
- **Input:** Concatenated as `"type: content [context: ctx]"` to maximize semantic relevance
- **API:** POST to `https://api.openai.com/v1/embeddings`
- **Cost:** ~$0.02 per million tokens (text-embedding-3-small)

### Database Layer

**Module:** `lib/db.js`

- PostgreSQL connection pool via `pg.Pool`
- `withClient(fn)` — gets a client from the pool, executes fn, and returns it (for transactions)
- `query(sql, params)` — executes direct query
- `health()` — verifies connection
- Automatic env loading from `BRAINX_ENV` if `DATABASE_URL` is not set directly

---

## Detailed Script Documentation

### `memory-distiller.js` — LLM Memory Extractor

**File:** `scripts/memory-distiller.js`

The Memory Distiller uses an LLM (default `gpt-4.1-mini`) to read complete transcripts of agent sessions and extract **ALL** relevant memory types.

#### What it extracts

Unlike regex extractors, the distiller **understands context**:

1. **Facts** — URLs, endpoints, configs, personal data, finances, contacts, dates
2. **Decisions** — Technical and business decisions
3. **Learnings** — Resolved bugs, discovered workarounds
4. **Gotchas** — Common traps and mistakes
5. **Preferences** — How the user likes things

#### Usage

```bash
# Manual execution (last 8 hours by default)
node scripts/memory-distiller.js

# Custom time window
node scripts/memory-distiller.js --hours 24

# Only one agent
node scripts/memory-distiller.js --agent coder

# Dry run (saves nothing)
node scripts/memory-distiller.js --dry-run --verbose

# Alternative model
node scripts/memory-distiller.js --model gpt-4o-mini

# Limit processed sessions
node scripts/memory-distiller.js --max-sessions 5
```

#### Arguments

| Argument | Default | Description |
|----------|---------|-------------|
| `--hours` | 8 | Time window to search sessions |
| `--dry-run` | false | Simulate without saving anything |
| `--agent` | all | Filter by specific agent |
| `--verbose` | false | Detailed output |
| `--model` | `gpt-4.1-mini` | LLM model to use |
| `--max-sessions` | 20 | Maximum sessions to process |

#### Session tracking

Already-processed sessions are tracked in `data/distilled-sessions.json`. If a session hasn't been modified since the last run, it's skipped automatically (idempotent).

#### Configuration

| Environment variable | Default | Description |
|---------------------|---------|-------------|
| `BRAINX_DISTILLER_MODEL` | `gpt-4.1-mini` | Default model |
| `OPENAI_API_KEY` | — | **Required** |

---

### `fact-extractor.js` — Regex Fact Extractor

**File:** `scripts/fact-extractor.js`

Fast regex-based extractor that complements the Memory Distiller. No LLM, so it's free and fast.

#### What it extracts

| Pattern | Example |
|---------|---------|
| Service URLs | `https://my-app.example.com` |
| Vercel URLs | `https://app.vercel.app` |
| GitHub repos | `github.com/user/repo` |
| Service mappings | `service my-api → backend` |
| Ports and configs | `PORT=3001`, `NODE_ENV=production` |
| Branches | `branch: main`, `deploy target: staging` |

#### Usage

```bash
# Manual execution (last 24 hours by default)
node scripts/fact-extractor.js

# Custom time window
node scripts/fact-extractor.js --hours 48

# Only one agent
node scripts/fact-extractor.js --agent raider

# Dry run
node scripts/fact-extractor.js --dry-run --verbose
```

#### Arguments

| Argument | Default | Description |
|----------|---------|-------------|
| `--hours` | 24 | Time window to search sessions |
| `--dry-run` | false | Simulate without saving |
| `--agent` | all | Filter by agent |
| `--verbose` | false | Detailed output |

---

### `session-harvester.js` — Session Harvester

**File:** `scripts/session-harvester.js`

Reads recent OpenClaw sessions (JSONL files) and extracts high-signal memories using regex heuristics. Looks for patterns like decisions, errors, learnings, and gotchas in conversation text.

#### Usage

```bash
# Manual execution (last 4 hours by default)
node scripts/session-harvester.js

# Customize window and limits
node scripts/session-harvester.js --hours 8 --max-memories 40

# Only one agent, with dry-run
node scripts/session-harvester.js --agent main --dry-run --verbose

# Filter by minimum content size
node scripts/session-harvester.js --min-chars 200
```

#### Arguments

| Argument | Default | Description |
|----------|---------|-------------|
| `--hours` | 4 | Time window to search sessions |
| `--dry-run` | false | Simulate without saving |
| `--agent` | all | Filter by agent |
| `--verbose` | false | Detailed output |
| `--min-chars` | 120 | Minimum characters to consider a memory valid |
| `--max-memories` | (no limit) | Maximum memories to extract |

#### Difference from Memory Distiller

| Feature | Session Harvester | Memory Distiller |
|---------|-------------------|------------------|
| Method | Regex/heuristics | LLM (gpt-4.1-mini) |
| Cost | Free | ~$0.01-0.05 per session |
| Understanding | Text patterns | Understands full context |
| Speed | Very fast | Slow (API calls) |
| Quality | Medium (false positives) | High |

---

### `memory-bridge.js` — Markdown → Vector Bridge

**File:** `scripts/memory-bridge.js`

Syncs `memory/*.md` files from all OpenClaw workspaces to the vector database. Each H2 section (`##`) in markdown becomes an independent, searchable memory.

#### Usage

```bash
# Manual execution (files from last 6 hours)
node scripts/memory-bridge.js

# Wider window
node scripts/memory-bridge.js --hours 24

# Limit memories created
node scripts/memory-bridge.js --max-memories 30

# Dry run
node scripts/memory-bridge.js --dry-run --verbose
```

#### Arguments

| Argument | Default | Description |
|----------|---------|-------------|
| `--hours` | 6 | Time window (recently modified files) |
| `--dry-run` | false | Simulate without saving |
| `--max-memories` | 20 | Maximum memories to create |
| `--verbose` | false | Detailed output |

#### How it works

1. Scans all `~/.openclaw/workspace-*/memory/` directories
2. Finds `.md` files modified in the last N hours
3. Splits each file into blocks by H2 sections
4. Each block is saved as a `note` type memory with workspace context
5. Already-synced sections are marked with `<!-- brainx-synced -->`

---

### `cross-agent-learning.js` — Cross-Agent Propagation

**File:** `scripts/cross-agent-learning.js`

Propagates high-importance learnings and gotchas from an individual agent to the global context, so **all** agents benefit from shared discoveries.

#### Usage

```bash
# Manual execution (last 24 hours)
node scripts/cross-agent-learning.js

# Custom window
node scripts/cross-agent-learning.js --hours 48

# Dry run (recommended first)
node scripts/cross-agent-learning.js --dry-run --verbose

# Limit shares
node scripts/cross-agent-learning.js --max-shares 5
```

#### Arguments

| Argument | Default | Description |
|----------|---------|-------------|
| `--hours` | 24 | Time window |
| `--dry-run` | false | Simulate without sharing |
| `--verbose` | false | Detailed output |
| `--max-shares` | 10 | Maximum memories to share |

#### Logic

1. Searches recent memories of type `learning` or `gotcha` with high importance
2. Filters those with `agent:*` context (specific to one agent)
3. Creates a copy with `global` context so all agents can see it
4. Avoids duplicates by checking if a global copy already exists

---

### `error-harvester.js` — Post-Error Capture

**File:** `scripts/error-harvester.js`

Scans OpenClaw session logs for command failures (non-zero exit codes, error patterns) and stores them as gotcha memories in BrainX. Runs in the daily cron pipeline.

#### Usage

```bash
# Dry run (recommended first)
node scripts/error-harvester.js --dry-run --verbose

# Scan last 24 hours (default)
node scripts/error-harvester.js

# Custom time window
node scripts/error-harvester.js --hours 48
```

#### Arguments

| Argument | Default | Description |
|----------|---------|-------------|
| `--hours` | 24 | Time window to scan |
| `--dry-run` | false | Show errors without saving |
| `--verbose` | false | Print each error found |

#### Detects

- Non-zero exit codes from tool executions
- `TypeError`, `ReferenceError`, `SyntaxError` patterns
- `ENOENT`, `EACCES`, `EPERM`, `ECONNREFUSED` errors
- `permission denied`, `command not found` patterns

Saved memories are tagged `auto-harvested,error` with type `gotcha`.

---

### `auto-promoter.js` — Pattern Promotion Suggestions

**File:** `scripts/auto-promoter.js`

Detects high-recurrence patterns and generates suggestions for which workspace file they should be promoted to (AGENTS.md, TOOLS.md, or SOUL.md). **Does not write to workspace files** — outputs suggestions only, which are then consumed by `promotion-applier.js`.

#### Usage

```bash
# View suggestions
node scripts/auto-promoter.js

# JSON output
node scripts/auto-promoter.js --json

# Save suggestions as BrainX memories
node scripts/auto-promoter.js --save

# Custom thresholds
node scripts/auto-promoter.js --min-recurrence 5 --days 14
```

#### Arguments

| Argument | Default | Description |
|----------|---------|-------------|
| `--min-recurrence` | 3 | Minimum pattern recurrence to qualify |
| `--days` | 30 | Time window |
| `--json` | false | JSON output |
| `--save` | false | Save suggestions as BrainX memories (tag: `promotion-suggestion`) |
| `--dry-run` | false | Simulate without saving |

#### Classification Logic

| Target File | Triggers |
|-------------|----------|
| `TOOLS.md` | Infrastructure, CLI, API, config, integration patterns |
| `SOUL.md` | Behavioral, style, communication patterns |
| `AGENTS.md` | Workflow, execution, delegation patterns |

---

### `promotion-applier.js` — Last-Mile Promotion Applier

**File:** `scripts/promotion-applier.js`

Reads pending promotion suggestions (saved by `auto-promoter.js` with tag `promotion-suggestion`), distills each suggestion via LLM (gpt-4.1-mini) into a concise rule, and writes the final rules into the target workspace files under the `## Auto-Promoted Rules` section. This is the last-mile step that closes the learning → rule loop.

#### What it does

1. Queries BrainX for memories tagged `promotion-suggestion` with `status = pending`
2. For each suggestion, calls gpt-4.1-mini to distill it into a 1-2 sentence actionable rule
3. Appends the rule to the `## Auto-Promoted Rules` section in the target workspace file (AGENTS.md, TOOLS.md, or SOUL.md)
4. Marks the suggestion memory as `status = promoted`
5. Reports applied, skipped, and failed promotions

#### Usage

```bash
# Apply all pending promotions (default)
node scripts/promotion-applier.js --apply

# Dry run (show what would be applied without writing)
node scripts/promotion-applier.js --dry-run --verbose

# Limit number of promotions to apply
node scripts/promotion-applier.js --apply --limit 5

# Only apply patterns with high recurrence
node scripts/promotion-applier.js --apply --min-recurrence 10

# Verbose output
node scripts/promotion-applier.js --apply --verbose
```

#### Arguments

| Argument | Default | Description |
|----------|---------|-------------|
| `--apply` | false | Execute the promotion (write to workspace files) |
| `--dry-run` | false | Simulate without writing. Shows what rules would be added |
| `--limit` | 20 | Maximum number of promotions to apply per run |
| `--min-recurrence` | 5 | Minimum recurrence count for a suggestion to qualify |
| `--verbose` | false | Print each rule being written |

#### Example output

```
[promotion-applier] Found 3 pending promotion suggestions
[promotion-applier] Distilling: "Use plugin v2 for WordPress publishing" → target: TOOLS.md
[promotion-applier] Writing rule to TOOLS.md
[promotion-applier] Distilling: "Always verify auth token before deploy" → target: AGENTS.md
[promotion-applier] Writing rule to AGENTS.md
[promotion-applier] Done: 2 applied, 1 skipped (below min-recurrence), 0 failed
```

#### Configuration

| Environment variable | Default | Description |
|---------------------|---------|-------------|
| `BRAINX_DISTILLER_MODEL` | `gpt-4.1-mini` | LLM model for distillation |
| `OPENAI_API_KEY` | — | **Required** |
| `BRAINX_PROMOTER_MIN_RECURRENCE` | `5` | Default min recurrence |

---

### `contradiction-detector.js` — Contradiction Detector

**File:** `scripts/contradiction-detector.js`

Detects hot memories that are semantically very similar to each other and marks the older/shorter ones as superseded by the newer/more complete ones.

#### Usage

```bash
# Dry run (recommended first)
node scripts/contradiction-detector.js --dry-run --verbose

# Analyze top 50 hot memories with threshold 0.80
node scripts/contradiction-detector.js --top 50 --threshold 0.80

# Execute (modifies DB)
node scripts/contradiction-detector.js --verbose
```

#### Arguments

| Argument | Default | Description |
|----------|---------|-------------|
| `--top` | 30 | Number of hot memories to analyze |
| `--threshold` | 0.85 | Cosine similarity threshold to consider a contradiction |
| `--dry-run` | false | Report only, don't modify |
| `--verbose` | false | Print detailed analysis of each pair |

#### Logic

1. Loads top N hot memories (with embeddings)
2. Compares each pair by calculating cosine similarity
3. If similarity ≥ threshold, marks the older or shorter as superseded
4. The newer/more complete becomes the canonical memory

---

### `quality-scorer.js` — Quality Evaluator

**File:** `scripts/quality-scorer.js`

Evaluates existing memories based on multiple factors and decides whether they should be promoted, maintained, degraded, or archived.

#### Usage

```bash
# Dry run (recommended first)
node scripts/quality-scorer.js --dry-run --verbose

# Evaluate more memories
node scripts/quality-scorer.js --limit 100 --verbose

# Execute (modifies tiers)
node scripts/quality-scorer.js
```

#### Arguments

| Argument | Default | Description |
|----------|---------|-------------|
| `--limit` | 50 | Number of memories to evaluate |
| `--dry-run` | false | Report only, don't modify |
| `--verbose` | false | Show scoring detail per memory |

#### Scoring Factors

| Factor | Effect |
|--------|--------|
| **Access age** | >30 days without access: -2, >14 days: -1, <3 days: +1 |
| **Access count** | ≥10 accesses: +2, ≥5: +1, 0 accesses: -1 |
| **Content length** | ≥100 chars: +1, <50 chars: -1 |
| **Referenced files** | For each non-existent file: -0.5 |
| **Tier/importance coherence** | Importance ≥8 in cold: +2 (promote); importance ≤3 in hot: -2 (degrade) |

**Result:** Score 1-10 → decides action:
- High score → **promote** (raise tier)
- Medium score → **maintain** (no change)
- Low score → **degrade** (lower tier)
- Very low score → **archive**

---

### `context-pack-builder.js` — Context Pack Builder

**File:** `scripts/context-pack-builder.js`

Generates weekly "context packs" that summarize hot/warm memories grouped by context (`agent:*`, `project:*`). Packs are compact markdown blocks designed for efficient LLM injection (fewer tokens, more signal).

#### Usage

```bash
# Generate packs for all agents
node scripts/context-pack-builder.js

# Only one agent
node scripts/context-pack-builder.js --agent coder

# Limit memories per pack
node scripts/context-pack-builder.js --limit 20

# Dry run
node scripts/context-pack-builder.js --dry-run --verbose
```

---

### `cleanup-low-signal.js` — Low Signal Cleanup

**File:** `scripts/cleanup-low-signal.js`

Archives memories that provide little value: too short, low importance, or not accessed recently.

#### Usage

```bash
# Dry run first
node scripts/cleanup-low-signal.js --dry-run --verbose

# Execute cleanup
node scripts/cleanup-low-signal.js

# Adjust thresholds
node scripts/cleanup-low-signal.js --maxImportance 3 --minLength 50 --days 90
```

---

### `dedup-supersede.js` — Deduplication and Superseding

**File:** `scripts/dedup-supersede.js`

Finds exact or near-identical memory pairs and merges them, keeping the most complete version.

#### Usage

```bash
# Dry run (recommended first)
node scripts/dedup-supersede.js --dry-run --verbose

# Adjust similarity threshold
node scripts/dedup-supersede.js --threshold 0.95 --verbose

# Execute
node scripts/dedup-supersede.js
```

---

## Environment Variables Reference

| Variable | Default | Description |
|----------|---------|-------------|
| `DATABASE_URL` | — | **Required.** PostgreSQL connection string |
| `OPENAI_API_KEY` | — | **Required.** OpenAI API key |
| `OPENAI_EMBEDDING_MODEL` | `text-embedding-3-small` | Embedding model |
| `BRAINX_ENV` | — | Path to `.env` file with database config |
| `BRAINX_PII_SCRUB_ENABLED` | `true` | Enable PII scrubbing |
| `BRAINX_PII_SCRUB_REPLACEMENT` | `[REDACTED]` | Replacement text for scrubbed data |
| `BRAINX_PII_SCRUB_ALLOWLIST_CONTEXTS` | — | Comma-separated exempt contexts |
| `BRAINX_DEDUPE_SIM_THRESHOLD` | `0.92` | Similarity threshold for deduplication |
| `BRAINX_DEDUPE_RECENT_DAYS` | `30` | Comparison window for deduplication |
| [REDACTED_SECRET] | `2000` | Max chars per injected memory |
| [REDACTED_SECRET] | `80` | Max lines per injected memory |
| `BRAINX_INJECT_MAX_TOTAL_CHARS` | `12000` | Max total chars in injection output |
| `BRAINX_INJECT_MIN_SCORE` | `0.25` | Minimum score gate for injection |
| `BRAINX_DISTILLER_MODEL` | `gpt-4.1-mini` | Default model for Memory Distiller and Promotion Applier |
| `BRAINX_PROMOTER_MIN_RECURRENCE` | `5` | Default minimum recurrence for auto-promotion |

---

## Cron Jobs Setup

The recommended setup uses the **15-step consolidated daily pipeline** managed by OpenClaw cron. Individual cron entries are still supported for granular control.

### Consolidated Pipeline (recommended)

Configure in `~/.openclaw/cron/jobs.json` as a single daily job named `BrainX Daily Core Pipeline V5` that runs all 15 steps sequentially (bootstrap → lifecycle → distiller → harvester → bridge → auto-distiller → consolidation → cross-agent → contradiction → markdown-harvester → error-harvester → auto-promoter → promotion-applier → memory-enforcer → audit).

### Individual Cron Entries (add to `crontab -e`)

```bash
# Every 4h: Session Harvester
0 */4 * * * cd /path/to/brainx-v5 && node scripts/session-harvester.js >> logs/harvester.log 2>&1

# Every 6h: Memory Distiller + Fact Extractor + Memory Bridge
0 */6 * * * cd /path/to/brainx-v5 && node scripts/memory-distiller.js >> logs/distiller.log 2>&1
30 */6 * * * cd /path/to/brainx-v5 && node scripts/fact-extractor.js >> logs/fact-extractor.log 2>&1
0 1,7,13,19 * * * cd /path/to/brainx-v5 && node scripts/memory-bridge.js >> logs/bridge.log 2>&1

# Daily: Cross-agent learning + Contradiction detection + Quality scoring + Promotions
0 3 * * * cd /path/to/brainx-v5 && node scripts/cross-agent-learning.js >> logs/cross-agent.log 2>&1
30 3 * * * cd /path/to/brainx-v5 && node scripts/contradiction-detector.js >> logs/contradiction.log 2>&1
0 4 * * * cd /path/to/brainx-v5 && node scripts/quality-scorer.js >> logs/quality.log 2>&1
15 4 * * * cd /path/to/brainx-v5 && node scripts/auto-promoter.js --save >> logs/auto-promoter.log 2>&1
30 4 * * * cd /path/to/brainx-v5 && node scripts/promotion-applier.js --apply >> logs/promotion-applier.log 2>&1
45 4 * * * cd /path/to/brainx-v5 && bash scripts/backup-brainx.sh >> logs/backup.log 2>&1

# Weekly: Context packs + Cleanup + Dedup
0 5 * * 0 cd /path/to/brainx-v5 && node scripts/context-pack-builder.js >> logs/packs.log 2>&1
30 5 * * 0 cd /path/to/brainx-v5 && node scripts/cleanup-low-signal.js >> logs/cleanup.log 2>&1
0 6 * * 0 cd /path/to/brainx-v5 && node scripts/dedup-supersede.js >> logs/dedup.log 2>&1

# Health check every 30min
*/30 * * * * cd /path/to/brainx-v5 && bash cron/health-check.sh >> logs/health.log 2>&1
```

---

## Contributing

1. Fork the repo
2. Create a feature branch: `git checkout -b feature/your-feature`
3. Make your changes
4. Run tests: `npm test`
5. Open a Pull Request

---

## License

MIT — see [LICENSE](LICENSE) for details.

path: RESILIENCE.md
content: # 🛡️ BrainX V5 - Guía de Resiliencia y Disaster Recovery

## 📊 Análisis de Componentes Críticos

### 1. Datos Persistentes (IMPORTANTE)

| Componente | Ubicación | Riesgo | Impacto |
|------------|-----------|--------|---------|
| **PostgreSQL Database** | `postgresql://localhost:5432/brainx_v5` | 🔴 ALTO | 🔴 CRÍTICO - Todas las memorias |
| **OpenClaw Config** | `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` | 🟡 MEDIO | 🟡 Configuración de hooks |
| **Environment Vars** | `~/.openclaw/.env` | 🟡 MEDIO | 🔴 CRÍTICO - Credenciales DB/OpenAI |
| **Skill Files** | `~/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5/` | 🟢 BAJO | 🟢 Reinstalable desde GitHub |
| **Custom Hooks** | `~/.openclaw/hooks/internal/` | 🟡 MEDIO | 🟡 Funcionalidad auto-inject |
| **Workspace Docs** | `~/.openclaw/workspace-*/brainx.md` | 🟢 BAJO | 🟢 Documentación re-creatable |

### 2. Tablas de Base de Datos

```
brainx_v5/
├── brainx_memories              ← 🔴 CRÍTICO: Todas las memorias (126 registros)
├── brainx_learning_details      ← 🟡 Detalles de aprendizajes
├── brainx_trajectories          ← 🟡 Trayectorias de problemas
├── brainx_context_packs         ← 🟡 Packs de contexto
├── brainx_session_snapshots     ← 🟡 Snapshots de sesiones
├── brainx_pilot_log             ← 🟢 Logs de uso
└── activity, drafts, leads      ← 🟡 Otras tablas
```

---

## 🔥 Escenarios de Desastre

### Escenario 1: Actualización de OpenClaw

**Riesgo:** 🟢 **BAJO**

**Qué pasa:**
- OpenClaw se actualiza (`openclaw update` o `pnpm update -g openclaw`)
- Los hooks internos se preservan
- La skill de brainx-v5 permanece en `~/.openclaw/skills/`

**Protección:**
- ✅ Los datos están en PostgreSQL (independientes de OpenClaw)
- ✅ El hook `brainx-auto-inject` está en `~/.openclaw/hooks/internal/`
- ✅ Configuración en `openclaw.json` persiste

**Acción requerida:** Ninguna

---

### Escenario 2: Reinstalación del Gateway

**Riesgo:** 🟡 **MEDIO**

**Qué pasa:**
```bash
# El usuario ejecuta:
rm -rf ~/.openclaw
# o
openclaw reset --hard
```

**Qué se pierde:**
- ❌ Todo `~/.openclaw/` incluyendo:
  - Configuración de hooks
  - Archivos `brainx.md` de workspaces
  - Hooks personalizados
  - `.env` con credenciales

**Qué se conserva:**
- ✅ Base de datos PostgreSQL (en `/var/lib/postgresql/`)

**Recuperación:**
```bash
# 1. Reinstalar OpenClaw
pnpm install -g openclaw

# 2. Configurar gateway
openclaw onboard

# 3. Restaurar BrainX V5
cd ~/backups/brainx-v5
./restore-brainx.sh brainx-v5_backup_YYYYMMDD.tar.gz --force

# 4. Configurar variables de entorno
# Editar ~/.openclaw/.env y agregar:
# DATABASE_URL=postgresql://brainx:.../brainx_v5
# OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-...
```

---

### Escenario 3: Migración a Nuevo VPS

**Riesgo:** 🔴 **ALTO** (si no hay backup)

**Pre-migración (VPS actual):**
```bash
# Crear backup completo
cd ~/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5/scripts
./backup-brainx.sh ~/brainx-v5-backup-final

# El archivo ~/brainx-v5-backup-final/brainx-v5_backup_YYYYMMDD.tar.gz
# contiene TODO lo necesario
```

**Migración archivos:**
```bash
# 1. Copiar backup al nuevo VPS
scp ~/brainx-v5-backup-final/brainx-v5_backup_*.tar.gz \
    usuario@nuevo-vps:/home/usuario/

# 2. En el nuevo VPS, instalar dependencias:
# - PostgreSQL + pgvector
# - Node.js 22+
# - pnpm
# - OpenClaw
```

**Post-migración (Nuevo VPS):**
```bash
# 1. Instalar PostgreSQL y pgvector
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install postgresql postgresql-contrib

# 2. Crear usuario y base de datos
sudo -u postgres psql << EOF
CREATE USER brainx WITH PASSWORD 'tu-password';
CREATE DATABASE brainx_v5 OWNER brainx;
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE brainx_v5 TO brainx;
EOF

# 3. Instalar pgvector
sudo apt-get install postgresql-16-pgvector  # Ajustar versión

# 4. Habilitar extensión
sudo -u postgres psql brainx_v5 -c "CREATE EXTENSION IF NOT EXISTS vector;"

# 5. Instalar OpenClaw
pnpm install -g openclaw
openclaw onboard

# 6. Restaurar BrainX V5
tar -xzf brainx-v5_backup_*.tar.gz
cd brainx-v5_backup_*/
../scripts/restore-brainx.sh ../brainx-v5_backup_*.tar.gz --force

# 7. Configurar variables de entorno
nano ~/.openclaw/.env
# Agregar:
# DATABASE_URL=postgresql://brainx:tu-password@localhost:5432/brainx_v5
# OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-...

# 8. Reiniciar
cd ~/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5
./brainx health
```

---

## 🗄️ Estrategia de Backup

### Backup Automático Diario (recomendado)

Agregar a `crontab -e`:
```bash
# Backup diario de BrainX V5 a las 3 AM
0 3 * * * /home/clawd/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5/scripts/backup-brainx.sh /home/clawd/backups/brainx-v5 >> /home/clawd/backups/brainx-v5/backup.log 2>&1

# Mantener solo los últimos 7 backups
0 4 * * * find /home/clawd/backups/brainx-v5 -name "brainx-v5_backup_*.tar.gz" -mtime +7 -delete
```

### Backup Manual

```bash
# Crear backup ahora
~/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5/scripts/backup-brainx.sh ~/mis-backups

# Resultado:
# ~/mis-backups/brainx-v5_backup_20260220_125501.tar.gz
```

### Contenido del Backup

```
brainx-v5_backup_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.tar.gz
├── brainx_v5_database.sql          ← 🔴 Datos críticos (dump PostgreSQL)
├── METADATA.json                   ← 📋 Info del backup
├── config/
│   ├── brainx-v5-skill/           ← 📁 Skill completo
│   ├── openclaw.env               ← ⚙️ Variables de entorno
│   └── openclaw.json              ← ⚙️ Configuración (hooks)
├── hooks/
│   └── brainx-auto-inject         ← 🪝 Hook personalizado
├── workspaces/
│   ├── workspace-clawma_brainx.md
│   ├── workspace-coder_brainx.md
│   └── ...                        ← 📝 brainx.md de cada workspace
└── wrappers/
    ├── workspace-clawma_wrapper.sh
    └── ...                        ← 🔧 Wrappers de cada workspace
```

---

## ✅ Checklist de Resiliencia

### Pre-desastre (hacer ahora)

- [ ] Crear backup inicial: `./backup-brainx.sh ~/backups`
- [ ] Verificar backup: `tar -tzf backup.tar.gz | head`
- [ ] Configurar backup automático (cron)
- [ ] Documentar contraseña de PostgreSQL en lugar seguro
- [ ] Sincronizar backups a cloud (opcional):
  ```bash
  # Ejemplo con rclone
  rclone sync ~/backups/brainx-v5 gdrive:backups/brainx-v5
  ```

### Post-desastre

- [ ] PostgreSQL está corriendo: `sudo systemctl status postgresql`
- [ ] Base de datos existe: `psql $DATABASE_URL -c "\l"`
- [ ] pgvector habilitado: `psql $DATABASE_URL -c "CREATE EXTENSION vector;"`
- [ ] Skill funciona: `~/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5/brainx health`
- [ ] Hook ejecutable: `ls -la ~/.openclaw/hooks/internal/brainx-auto-inject`
- [ ] Configuración en openclaw.json: `cat ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json | grep -A5 hooks`
- [ ] Contexto generado: `cat ~/.openclaw/workspace-clawma/BRAINX_CONTEXT.md`

---

## 🔧 Comandos de Verificación

### Verificar estado de BrainX V5

```bash
# 1. Health check
cd ~/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5
./brainx health

# 2. Contar memorias
export DATABASE_URL="postgresql://brainx:.../brainx_v5"
psql "$DATABASE_URL" -c "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM brainx_memories;"

# 3. Verificar hook
~/.openclaw/hooks/internal/brainx-auto-inject ~/.openclaw/workspace-clawma clawma
cat ~/.openclaw/workspace-clawma/BRAINX_CONTEXT.md

# 4. Verificar variables de entorno
grep -E "DATABASE_URL|OPENAI_API_KEY" ~/.openclaw/.env
```

### Restauración rápida (emergencia)

```bash
# Si todo falla, restaurar solo la base de datos:
pg_dump "postgresql://brainx:...@localhost/brainx_v5" > brainx_v5_emergency.sql

# Y luego en el nuevo servidor:
psql "postgresql://brainx:...@localhost/brainx_v5" < brainx_v5_emergency.sql
```

---

## 📞 Troubleshooting

### Problema: "Database does not exist"

```bash
# Crear base de datos vacía
sudo -u postgres createdb brainx_v5
sudo -u postgres psql -c "GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE brainx_v5 TO brainx;"
```

### Problema: "Extension 'vector' does not exist"

```bash
# Instalar pgvector
sudo apt-get install postgresql-16-pgvector
sudo -u postgres psql brainx_v5 -c "CREATE EXTENSION vector;"
```

### Problema: Hook no ejecuta

```bash
# Verificar permisos
chmod +x ~/.openclaw/hooks/internal/brainx-auto-inject

# Verificar configuración
cat ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json | jq '.hooks'

# Reiniciar gateway
systemctl --user restart openclaw-gateway
```

---

## 🎯 Conclusión

| Escenario | Riesgo | Esfuerzo de Recuperación |
|-----------|--------|--------------------------|
| Update OpenClaw | 🟢 Bajo | 0 minutos (automático) |
| Reinstalar Gateway | 🟡 Medio | 5-10 minutos (restore script) |
| Migrar VPS | 🔴 Alto | 15-30 minutos (con backup) |
| Sin backup | 🔴 CRÍTICO | ❌ Imposible recuperar memorias |

**Recomendación:**
1. ✅ Crear backup AHORA: `./backup-brainx.sh ~/backups`
2. ✅ Configurar backup automático (cron)
3. ✅ Guardar backup en cloud/secundario
4. ✅ Probar restauración en ambiente de prueba

**Recuerda:** La base de datos PostgreSQL es lo más crítico. Todo lo demás se puede reconstruir, pero las memorias son irremplazables.


path: docs/ARCHITECTURE.md
content: # Architecture (BrainX V5)

BrainX V5 is a lightweight memory service implemented as:

- **PostgreSQL** for storage + metadata filters
- **pgvector** for vector similarity search
- **OpenAI embeddings API** to generate vectors
- A small **Node.js CLI** to write/search/inject memory into prompts

This repo is intentionally minimal: it can be embedded into larger systems (e.g. OpenClaw) without running a dedicated HTTP service.

## High-level components

### 1) CLI entrypoints

- `./brainx-v5` (bash wrapper)
  - `health` → runs `tests/smoke.js`
  - `add|search|inject` → runs `lib/cli.js`

### 2) CLI implementation

- `lib/cli.js`
  - `add`: validates input, generates an id, calls `openai-rag.storeMemory()`
  - `search`: calls `openai-rag.search()` and prints JSON
  - `inject`: calls `search()` and prints a **prompt-ready text block** with metadata headers per item

### 3) Storage + vector search

- `lib/openai-rag.js`
  - `embed(text)` → calls `POST https://api.openai.com/v1/embeddings`
  - `storeMemory(memory)` → inserts/updates `brainx_memories` (with `embedding`)
  - `search(query, opts)` → embeds query, runs SQL with pgvector distance operator, applies filters, orders by `score`

### 4) Database layer

- `lib/db.js`
  - wraps a `pg.Pool`
  - exposes `query()` and `health()`

## Execution flow

### Add

1. CLI receives `--type`, `--content`, etc.
2. `openai-rag.storeMemory()`:
   - builds an embedding input string: `"${type}: ${content} [context: ${context}]"`
   - calls OpenAI embeddings
   - upserts into `brainx_memories`

### Search

1. `openai-rag.search()` embeds the query
2. SQL ranks candidates using:
   - cosine similarity (via `1 - (embedding <=> query_embedding)`)
   - importance boost
   - tier boost/penalty
3. Results are returned (and filtered by `minSimilarity` in JS)
4. Access tracking updates `last_accessed` and increments `access_count`

### Inject

Same as search, but output is formatted for direct prompt injection:

- Each memory is printed as:

```
[sim:0.62 imp:9 tier:hot type:decision agent:coder ctx:openclaw]
<content...>
```

## Filters and ranking

### Filters

`search()` supports:

- `minImportance`
- `tierFilter` (exact tier)
- `contextFilter` (exact context)
- excludes superseded memories: `superseded_by IS NULL`

### Ranking

Current SQL uses a composite score:

- base: similarity
- plus: `(importance/10) * 0.25`
- plus: tier adjustment:
  - hot +0.15
  - warm +0.05
  - cold -0.05
  - archive -0.10

This is intentionally simple and easy to tune.

## Environment

Common env vars (see `.env.example`):

- `DATABASE_URL`
- `OPENAI_API_KEY`
- `OPENAI_EMBEDDING_MODEL`
- `OPENAI_EMBEDDING_DIMENSIONS` (must match schema vector dim)

Optional:

- `BRAINX_ENV` path to an env file to load from multiple processes
- `BRAINX_INJECT_DEFAULT_TIER` (`warm_or_hot` by default)
- `BRAINX_INJECT_MAX_CHARS_PER_ITEM`
- `BRAINX_INJECT_MAX_LINES_PER_ITEM`

## Design notes / tradeoffs

- No HTTP service by default: easier to run locally, in cron jobs, or as a library.
- `context` filtering is exact-match right now (simple + predictable).
- `superseded_by` enables cheap “soft delete” / dedup without losing history.

## Recommended next improvements (optional)

- Make vector dimension configurable end-to-end (schema + code) without manual edits.
- Add migrations tool (e.g. `node scripts/migrate.js`).
- Add a proper “learning” write path using `brainx_learning_details`.
- Add “context packs” builder and snapshot summarizer.


path: docs/CLI.md
content: # CLI Reference (brainx-v5)

Entry point: `./brainx-v5`

Internally it delegates to `lib/cli.js`.

## Global help

```bash
./brainx-v5 --help
```

## `health`

Runs a database smoke test:

```bash
./brainx-v5 health
```

Checks:

- DB connectivity (`select 1`)
- pgvector installed
- `brainx_*` tables exist

## `add`

Store (upsert) a memory item.

```bash
./brainx-v5 add \
  --type <type> \
  --content <text> \
  [--context <ctx>] \
  [--tier <hot|warm|cold|archive>] \
  [--importance <1-10>] \
  [--tags a,b,c] \
  [--agent <name>] \
  [--id <id>] \
  [--status <pending|in_progress|resolved|promoted|wont_fix>] \
  [--category <learning|error|feature_request|correction|knowledge_gap|best_practice>] \
  [--patternKey <key>] \
  [--recurrenceCount <n>] \
  [--firstSeen <iso>] \
  [--lastSeen <iso>] \
  [--resolvedAt <iso>] \
  [--promotedTo <target>] \
  [--resolutionNotes <text>]
```

Notes:

- If `--id` is omitted, an id like `m_<timestamp>_<rand>` is generated.
- Embedding input is built as:
  - `${type}: ${content} [context: ${context}]`
- Phase 2 store pipeline adds:
  - optional PII scrubbing before embedding/storage (`BRAINX_PII_SCRUB_ENABLED`, `BRAINX_PII_SCRUB_REPLACEMENT`)
  - semantic dedupe merge in recent same `context`/`category` (`BRAINX_DEDUPE_SIM_THRESHOLD`)
  - redaction metadata tags like `pii:redacted`, `pii:email`

## `search`

Semantic search returning JSON.

```bash
./brainx-v5 search \
  --query <text> \
  [--limit <n>] \
  [--minSimilarity <0-1>] \
  [--context <ctx>] \
  [--tier <tier>] \
  [--minImportance <n>]
```

Returned fields include:

- all table columns
- `similarity`
- `score`

## `inject`

Semantic search formatted as a prompt-ready block (plain text).

```bash
./brainx-v5 inject \
  --query <text> \
  [--limit <n>] \
  [--context <ctx>] \
  [--tier <tier>] \
  [--minImportance <n>] \
  [--minScore <n>] \
  [--maxTotalChars <n>] \
  [--maxCharsPerItem <n>] \
  [--maxLinesPerItem <n>]
```

Defaults:

- `BRAINX_INJECT_DEFAULT_TIER=warm_or_hot`
  - if you don’t pass `--tier`, inject searches hot then warm and merges unique ids.
- `BRAINX_INJECT_MIN_SCORE=0.25`
- `BRAINX_INJECT_MAX_TOTAL_CHARS=12000`

Output format:

```
[sim:0.62 imp:9 tier:hot type:decision agent:coder ctx:openclaw]
<content>

---

[sim:0.41 imp:6 tier:warm type:note agent:system ctx:emailbot]
<content>
```

## Environment variables

Required:

- `DATABASE_URL`
- `OPENAI_API_KEY`

Optional:

- `BRAINX_ENV` — load a shared env file from a specific path
- `OPENAI_EMBEDDING_MODEL`
- `OPENAI_EMBEDDING_DIMENSIONS`
- `BRAINX_INJECT_DEFAULT_TIER`
- `BRAINX_INJECT_MAX_CHARS_PER_ITEM`
- `BRAINX_INJECT_MAX_LINES_PER_ITEM`
- `BRAINX_INJECT_MAX_TOTAL_CHARS`
- `BRAINX_INJECT_MIN_SCORE`
- `BRAINX_PII_SCRUB_ENABLED` (default `true`)
- `BRAINX_PII_SCRUB_REPLACEMENT` (default `[REDACTED]`)
- `BRAINX_PII_SCRUB_ALLOWLIST_CONTEXTS` (csv; contexts que NO se redactan)
- `BRAINX_DEDUPE_SIM_THRESHOLD` (default `0.92`)
- `BRAINX_DEDUPE_RECENT_DAYS` (default `30`)
- [REDACTED_SECRET] (default `3`)
- `BRAINX_LIFECYCLE_PROMOTE_DAYS` (default `30`)
- `BRAINX_LIFECYCLE_DEGRADE_DAYS` (default `45`)
- [REDACTED_SECRET] (default `3`)
- `BRAINX_LIFECYCLE_LOW_ACCESS_MAX` (default `1`)

## `resolve`

Set lifecycle resolution fields on a single memory (`--id`) or by recurring pattern (`--patternKey`).

```bash
./brainx-v5 resolve \
  (--id <id> | --patternKey <key>) \
  --status <pending|in_progress|resolved|promoted|wont_fix> \
  [--resolvedAt <iso>] \
  [--promotedTo <target>] \
  [--resolutionNotes <text>]
```

Returns JSON with updated rows.

## `promote-candidates`

Lists recurring patterns that meet promotion thresholds. Output is JSON.

```bash
./brainx-v5 promote-candidates \
  [--minRecurrence <n>] \
  [--days <n>] \
  [--limit <n>] \
  [--json]
```

Defaults: `--minRecurrence 3`, `--days 30`, `--limit 50`

## `lifecycle-run`

Automates lifecycle transitions:

- promote recent recurring items to `promoted`
- degrade stale `pending` / `in_progress` items to `pending` or `wont_fix` based on importance/access
- refresh affected `brainx_patterns` aggregate status/recurrence timestamps

```bash
./brainx-v5 lifecycle-run \
  [--promoteMinRecurrence <n>] \
  [--promoteDays <n>] \
  [--degradeDays <n>] \
  [--lowImportanceMax <n>] \
  [--lowAccessMax <n>] \
  [--dryRun] \
  [--json]
```

Defaults (env-overridable): promote `recurrence>=3` within `30` days, degrade stale after `45` days.

## `metrics`

Operational KPIs (JSON):

- counts by status/category/tier
- top recurring patterns
- search/inject query performance from `brainx_query_log`

```bash
./brainx-v5 metrics [--days <n>] [--topPatterns <n>] [--json]
```

## Offline eval harness

Run retrieval quality checks from a JSON/JSONL dataset of `query` + `expected_key` pairs:

```bash
npm run eval:memory-quality -- --json
# or
node ./scripts/eval-memory-quality.js --dataset ./tests/fixtures/memory-eval-sample.jsonl --k 5 --json
```

Outputs proxy metrics including `hit_at_k_proxy`, `avg_top_similarity`, and duplicate reduction by collapsing top-k results on `pattern_key`.

## Exit codes

- `0` on success
- `1` on error (prints message to stderr)

## `doctor`

Diagnose BrainX installation health, schema, cron, and configuration issues.

```bash
./brainx-v5 doctor [--json]
```

## `fix`

Auto-fix issues detected by `doctor`.

```bash
./brainx-v5 fix [--json] [--dry-run]
```

## `fact`

Shortcut to add a fact-type memory (tier: hot, category: infrastructure).

```bash
./brainx-v5 fact --content "Some important fact"
```

## `facts`

List stored facts, optionally filtered by context.

```bash
./brainx-v5 facts [--context <ctx>] [--limit 30]
```

## `promote-candidates`

Promote recurring memories from agent-local to global tier.

```bash
./brainx-v5 promote-candidates [--minRecurrence 3] [--days 30] [--limit 50]
```

## `lifecycle-run`

Run the full memory lifecycle (promote + degrade + archive).

```bash
./brainx-v5 lifecycle-run [--promote-min-recurrence 3] [--promote-days 30] [--degrade-days 45]
```

## `advisory`

Check BrainX advisories before executing a high-risk tool.

```bash
./brainx-v5 advisory --tool <tool> [--args '{}'] [--agent <agent>] [--project <project>] [--json]
```

## `advisory-feedback`

Record whether an advisory was followed.

```bash
./brainx-v5 advisory-feedback --id <advisory_id> --followed yes|no [--outcome "..."]
```

## `eidos`

Behavioral prediction and pattern evaluation engine.

```bash
./brainx-v5 eidos predict|evaluate|distill|stats [options]
```


path: docs/CONFIG.md
content: # Configuration

BrainX V5 is configured through environment variables.

Recommended workflow:

- keep a local `.env` for development
- for production/system services, inject env vars via your process manager (systemd, Railway, Docker, etc.)

## Required

### `DATABASE_URL`

Postgres connection string.

Example:

```bash
DATABASE_URL=postgresql://brainx:brainx_change_me@127.0.0.1:5432/brainx
```

Note:
- existing deployments may still use a legacy physical database name such as `brainx_v4`
- that naming drift does not block BrainX V5 itself, but docs and code should not assume a specific DB name unless a migration was actually executed

### `OPENAI_API_KEY`

Used by `lib/openai-rag.js` to call the OpenAI embeddings endpoint.

## Embeddings

### `OPENAI_EMBEDDING_MODEL`

Default: `text-embedding-3-small`

### `OPENAI_EMBEDDING_DIMENSIONS`

Default: `1536`

Must match the schema type:

- `brainx_memories.embedding vector(1536)`

If you change dimensions:

1. change schema
2. rebuild embeddings for existing rows

## Shared env file

### `BRAINX_ENV`

Path to a shared env file.

`lib/db.js` and `lib/openai-rag.js` both support loading env from `BRAINX_ENV` if the main variables are missing.

This is useful when multiple agents share one secrets file.

## Inject formatting

### `BRAINX_INJECT_DEFAULT_TIER`

Default: `warm_or_hot`.

If unset and you don’t pass `--tier`, the inject command:

1. searches `hot`
2. searches `warm`
3. merges results unique by id

### `BRAINX_INJECT_MAX_CHARS_PER_ITEM`

Default: `2000`.

### `BRAINX_INJECT_MAX_LINES_PER_ITEM`

Default: `80`.


path: docs/DEPLOY_PHASE2_PROD.md
content: # BrainX V5 Phase 2 - Runbook de despliegue a producción

Este runbook aplica **PII scrub + semantic dedupe + lifecycle automation + eval harness** en producción.

## 0) Pre-checks

- Branch: `feat/brainx-v5-core-without-fallback`
- Commit esperado (fase 2): `91c6a79`
- DB con pgvector activa
- Backup disponible antes de migrar

## 1) Backup (obligatorio)

```bash
cd /home/clawd/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5
./scripts/backup-brainx.sh
```

Guardar el path del `.sql.gz` generado para rollback.

## 2) Migración SQL (idempotente)

```bash
cd /home/clawd/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5
psql "$DATABASE_URL" -f sql/migrations/2026-02-24_phase2_governance.sql
```

## 3) Smoke checks DB

```bash
psql "$DATABASE_URL" -c "\d+ brainx_memories"
psql "$DATABASE_URL" -c "\d+ brainx_patterns"
psql "$DATABASE_URL" -c "\d+ brainx_query_log"
```

Checks mínimos:
- `brainx_memories` tiene columnas: `status`, `category`, `pattern_key`, `recurrence_count`, `first_seen`, `last_seen`, `resolved_at`.
- existen tablas `brainx_patterns` y `brainx_query_log`.

## 4) Deploy de código

Desplegar commit con fase 2 (`91c6a79`) en la instancia BrainX activa.

## 5) Config recomendada (env)

```bash
BRAINX_PII_SCRUB_ENABLED=true
BRAINX_PII_SCRUB_REPLACEMENT=[REDACTED]
BRAINX_DEDUPE_SIM_THRESHOLD=0.92
BRAINX_DEDUPE_RECENT_DAYS=30

BRAINX_LIFECYCLE_PROMOTE_MIN_RECURRENCE=3
BRAINX_LIFECYCLE_PROMOTE_DAYS=30
BRAINX_LIFECYCLE_DEGRADE_DAYS=45
BRAINX_LIFECYCLE_LOW_IMPORTANCE_MAX=3
BRAINX_LIFECYCLE_LOW_ACCESS_MAX=1
```

## 6) Smoke funcional (CLI)

```bash
./brainx-v5 health
./brainx-v5 add --type learning --content "Contacto: [REDACTED_SECRET]" --context prod-test --category learning --tags pii
./brainx-v5 search --query "contacto" --limit 3
./brainx-v5 metrics --days 7 --json
./brainx-v5 lifecycle-run --dryRun --json
```

Esperado:
- `add` devuelve ok
- contenido sensible redactado si aplica
- `metrics` devuelve estructura JSON con `query_performance`

## 7) Eval de calidad offline (opcional recomendado)

```bash
npm run eval:memory-quality -- --json
```

## 8) Rollback plan

### A) Rollback código
Volver al commit previo (ej: `9f58809`) y redeploy.

### B) Rollback datos
Si hace falta revertir datos completos:
```bash
./scripts/restore-brainx.sh <backup-file.sql.gz>
```

> Nota: evitar drop de columnas en caliente. Preferir rollback por restore de snapshot.

## 9) Criterio de éxito

- 0 errores en `health`
- migración aplicada sin fallos
- `metrics` y `lifecycle-run --dryRun` operativos
- sin incremento anómalo de latencia en `search/inject`


path: docs/GAP_ANALYSIS_V5.md
content: # BrainX V5/V5 — Gap Analysis Report

**Date:** 2026-03-14
**Auditor:** Senior AI Memory Systems Architect
**Scope:** Full codebase audit against SOTA (Mem0, Zep, LangMem, MemGPT/Letta, Cognee, etc.)
**Production Stats:** 2,237 memories, 266 logged queries, 10+ agents, avg query 645ms

---

## CRITICAL GAPS

### 1. No Quality Gating on Memory Creation

**Current state:** Any content passed to `brainx add` is stored immediately. There is zero validation of content quality, length, coherence, or informational value before embedding and storage. The `cleanup-low-signal.js` script retroactively catches memories ≤12 chars, but the damage (embedding API cost, index bloat) is already done.

**Impact:** 🔴 The memory store accumulates noise at scale. With 2,237 memories and growing, low-quality entries degrade retrieval precision. Every garbage memory makes every future search slightly worse because it pollutes the vector space and wastes context window budget on injection.

**Suggested fix:** Add a pre-storage quality gate in `storeMemory()`:
- Minimum content length (e.g., 20 chars)
- LLM-free heuristic scoring (content length, keyword density, duplicate fragment detection)
- Optional LLM quality check for high-importance memories (importance ≥ 7)
- Reject or auto-downgrade memories that fail quality threshold

### 2. IVFFlat Index Replaced by HNSW — Schema Drift

**Current state:** The schema file (`v3-schema.sql`) still declares `USING ivfflat ... WITH (lists = 20)` for `idx_mem_embedding`, but production actually runs HNSW (`m=16, ef_construction=64`). This means the schema file is **not the source of truth** for the production database.

**Impact:** 🔴 If someone restores from the schema file (disaster recovery), they get IVFFlat instead of HNSW. IVFFlat with `lists=20` on 2,237 rows is wrong anyway (lists should be √n ≈ 47). A fresh restore would give different (worse) search results than production.

**Suggested fix:** 
- Update `v3-schema.sql` to use HNSW matching production
- Add a schema version marker table
- Make `doctor.js` compare declared vs actual index types

### 3. Advisory & EIDOS Systems are Dead Features

**Current state:** `brainx_advisories` has 1 row. `brainx_eidos_cycles` has 1 row. These V5 features are fully implemented in code but have essentially zero adoption. No hook or automation calls them. Agents don't use them.

**Impact:** 🟠 Significant engineering effort (advisory.js: 200+ lines, eidos.js: 180+ lines, migration SQL, CLI commands) with zero production value. These represent the system's most advanced capabilities (pre-action advisories, predict→evaluate→distill loops) but they're gathering dust.

**Suggested fix:**
- Either integrate advisories into the hook system (auto-advisory on tool use) or remove the dead code
- Build an EIDOS cron job that auto-predicts + evaluates for common agent actions
- If not worth investing in, deprecate explicitly to reduce maintenance surface

### 4. No Memory Consolidation / Compaction

**Current state:** Related memories are never merged into richer, synthesized memories. The `dedup-supersede.js` only catches exact duplicates (same type+content+context+agent MD5). The contradiction detector catches semantic overlaps but only supersedes the shorter one — it doesn't merge content.

**Impact:** 🔴 With 2,237 memories and growing, the system accumulates 10+ similar-but-not-identical memories about the same topic. When injected, they waste context window budget saying the same thing 5 different ways. SOTA systems (Mem0, Zep) actively consolidate memories.

**Suggested fix:**
- Build a consolidation script that clusters semantically similar memories (similarity > 0.80), uses LLM to merge them into one rich memory, and supersedes the originals
- Run weekly as maintenance cron
- This is probably the **highest-impact single improvement** possible

### 5. Retrieval Scoring is Simplistic

**Current state:** The `score` formula in `search()` is:
```
similarity + (importance/10 * 0.25) + tier_bonus
```
This means a memory with 0.50 similarity but importance 10 and tier hot scores `0.50 + 0.25 + 0.15 = 0.90`, while a memory with 0.85 similarity but importance 5 and tier warm scores `0.85 + 0.125 + 0.05 = 1.025`. The tier/importance boosts are small enough to rarely change ranking significantly versus raw similarity.

**Impact:** 🟠 The scoring doesn't incorporate temporal decay (recent memories should rank higher), access frequency, agent-specific relevance, feedback history, or confidence scores. The `feedback_score` column exists but is **never used in retrieval ranking**. The `confidence_score` column exists but is **never used in retrieval ranking**.

**Suggested fix:**
- Add temporal decay factor: `recency_boost = 1 / (1 + days_since_last_access * 0.01)`
- Incorporate `feedback_score` into ranking
- Incorporate `confidence_score` into ranking
- Add optional agent-affinity boost (memories from same agent rank slightly higher)

---

## HIGH-VALUE GAPS

### 6. No Working Memory / Short-Term Memory Layer

**Why it matters:** BrainX treats all memory as long-term. There's no concept of "working memory" — ephemeral context that's relevant for the current task but shouldn't persist permanently. SOTA systems (MemGPT/Letta) have explicit working memory that can be promoted to long-term storage.

**Effort:** Medium
**Priority:** HIGH — would solve the problem of agents storing session-specific noise as permanent memories

### 7. Feedback Loop is Incomplete

**Why it matters:** The `feedback` CLI command updates `feedback_score` on memories, but:
- Nothing in the system reads `feedback_score` to adjust retrieval ranking
- There's no mechanism for agents to automatically provide feedback (was this memory useful?)
- The EIDOS loop (predict→evaluate→distill) exists but nobody uses it
- There's no retrieval evaluation: when a memory is injected into context, the system never learns whether it actually helped

**Effort:** Medium (integrate `feedback_score` into search scoring: Low)
**Priority:** HIGH — this is the difference between a static memory store and a learning system

### 8. No Graph-Based Relationships Between Memories

**Why it matters:** Memories exist as isolated vectors. There's no way to express "Memory A contradicts Memory B" or "Memory C is a detail of Memory D" or "Memory E supersedes Memory F because of event G". The `superseded_by` column is a single pointer, not a relationship graph. SOTA systems (Cognee, Zep) build knowledge graphs alongside vector stores.

**Effort:** High
**Priority:** MEDIUM — would unlock much richer retrieval (follow relationship chains) but requires schema changes and new query patterns

### 9. No Hierarchical Memory (Summaries of Summaries)

**Why it matters:** As the system grows, you can't inject 2,237 memories into context. The current approach (filter by tier + importance + similarity) is workable but crude. SOTA systems maintain hierarchical summaries: individual memories → topic summaries → domain summaries → global summary. This enables efficient retrieval at different levels of detail.

**Effort:** High
**Priority:** MEDIUM — becomes critical past ~5K memories

### 10. Hook is Bootstrap-Only, No Runtime Injection

**Why it matters:** The auto-inject hook runs once at `agent:bootstrap`. During a long session, new memories added by other agents are invisible until the next session starts. There's no way to "refresh" memory mid-session or proactively inject relevant memories when the agent's task changes.

**Effort:** Medium (add `agent:beforeAction` hook or periodic refresh)
**Priority:** MEDIUM — long-running sessions (common with OpenClaw Discord agents) go stale

### 11. No Memory Compression for Context Window Optimization

**Why it matters:** The inject system has `maxCharsPerItem` and `maxTotalChars` limits, but this is just truncation. There's no intelligent summarization of memories before injection. If a memory is 2000 chars but only the first sentence is relevant to the query, you still inject all 2000 chars.

**Effort:** Medium (LLM-powered summarization per query context)
**Priority:** MEDIUM — becomes important as context windows are shared with other injected content

### 12. Deduplication is Fragile

**Why it matters:** Two dedup mechanisms exist but both have significant holes:
- `dedup-supersede.js`: exact MD5 match only — misses near-duplicates
- Semantic dedup in `storeMemory()`: checks similarity ≥ 0.92 threshold, but only within the same context AND category AND last 30 days. Change any of those and duplicates accumulate.

**Effort:** Low-Medium
**Priority:** HIGH — with 2,237 memories, there are almost certainly hundreds of near-duplicates

### 13. No Automated Testing of Memory Quality Over Time

**Why it matters:** The `eval-memory-quality.js` script exists but uses a sample dataset. There's no automated process that periodically evaluates whether retrieval quality is improving or degrading. No regression testing for search results.

**Effort:** Medium
**Priority:** MEDIUM — you're flying blind on whether changes actually improve things

---

## NICE-TO-HAVE GAPS

### 14. Emotional/Sentiment Tagging
Memories have no sentiment metadata. When an agent encounters a frustrating bug or a successful deployment, the emotional context is lost. This could inform retrieval priority (surface cautionary memories when repeating a historically frustrating task).

### 15. Multi-Modal Memory
Text-only. No support for storing image embeddings, audio transcripts with timestamps, or structured data alongside vector embeddings.

### 16. Temporal Reasoning
No ability to query "what happened before X" or "what was the sequence of events leading to Y". The `brainx_trajectories` table captures problem→solution paths but not temporal chains of memories.

### 17. Memory Namespaces / Workspaces
The `context` field serves as a rough namespace, but there's no formal workspace isolation. All agents query the same memory space. For a multi-tenant or multi-project setup, this could become a problem.

### 18. Caching Layer
Every search hits PostgreSQL + OpenAI embeddings API. There's no caching of embeddings for frequently-used queries or recently-accessed memories. Average query time is 645ms, max 3,267ms.

### 19. Batch Embedding Support
`embed()` calls OpenAI for each memory individually. The OpenAI API supports batch embedding (multiple inputs in one request). This would significantly reduce API calls during bulk operations (import, distillation, migration).

### 20. Memory Export / Portability
No way to export the memory graph in a standard format (JSON-LD, RDF, or even just structured JSON with relationships). Locked into PostgreSQL format.

### 21. Agent-Specific Memory Views
The hook injects the same type of memories for all agents. A code-focused agent doesn't need facts about email configuration, and a writer agent doesn't need deployment gotchas. The injection should be agent-role-aware.

### 22. Streaming / Real-Time Memory Updates
No WebSocket or SSE endpoint for real-time memory notifications. Agents can't subscribe to "notify me when a new memory about X is stored."

---

## STRENGTHS (Preserve These)

### ✅ 1. Solid Foundation Architecture
PostgreSQL + pgvector is a proven, battle-tested stack. The choice of HNSW indexing in production is correct for the scale. The schema is well-designed with appropriate indexes and constraints.

### ✅ 2. Comprehensive CLI
35 features covering the full lifecycle: add, search, inject, feedback, resolve, lifecycle-run, metrics, doctor, fix. This is more complete than most SOTA systems' CLIs.

### ✅ 3. PII Scrubbing
Automatic PII detection and redaction before storage is a strong differentiator. The pattern set covers emails, API keys, tokens, credit cards, IBANs, JWTs, private keys, and IPs. Most memory systems ignore this entirely.

### ✅ 4. Pattern Detection System
The `brainx_patterns` table + `pattern-detector.js` script for tracking recurring issues is unique and valuable. The recurrence counting, impact scoring, and promotion pipeline is well-designed.

### ✅ 5. Trajectory Recording
`brainx_trajectories` (problem→solution paths with embeddings) is genuinely innovative. This is closer to what SOTA systems are moving toward for "procedural memory."

### ✅ 6. Resilience / DR Story
The backup/restore system with comprehensive disaster recovery docs is production-grade. Most hobby memory systems completely ignore this.

### ✅ 7. Hook Auto-Injection
The bootstrap hook that injects memories into MEMORY.md + topic files is elegant. The dual-path injection (compact index + topic files) gives agents both quick overview and deep-dive capability.

### ✅ 8. Provenance Tracking (V5)
`source_kind`, `source_path`, `confidence_score`, `expires_at`, `sensitivity` — this is metadata that SOTA systems are only now adding. BrainX is ahead here.

### ✅ 9. Doctor / Fix Self-Healing
The diagnostic system that can detect and auto-repair schema issues, missing embeddings, and constraint violations is unusual for a system of this size. Shows production maturity.

### ✅ 10. Telemetry
Query logging with duration, result count, and similarity metrics. Pilot log tracking injection stats per agent. This enables data-driven optimization.

---

## TOP 5 RECOMMENDATIONS (Ordered by Impact/Effort)

### 1. 🥇 Build Memory Consolidation (Impact: 10/10, Effort: Medium)

**What:** Weekly cron script that:
1. Clusters memories with similarity > 0.80 within the same context
2. Uses LLM (gpt-4.1-mini) to merge clusters into single, richer memories
3. Supersedes originals, preserving source IDs in tags
4. Caps cluster size at 5-7 memories per consolidation

**Why first:** This is the single biggest quality improvement possible. It directly fixes noise accumulation, improves retrieval precision, and reduces context window waste. With 2,237 memories, you likely have 300-500 that could be consolidated into 100-150.

**Estimated time:** 2-3 days implementation + testing

### 2. 🥈 Integrate Feedback Score into Search Ranking (Impact: 8/10, Effort: Low)

**What:** Modify the `score` formula in `search()` to include:
```sql
+ (COALESCE(feedback_score, 0)::float * 0.1)
+ (COALESCE(confidence_score, 0.7)::float * 0.1)
+ (1.0 / (1.0 + EXTRACT(EPOCH FROM (NOW() - COALESCE(last_accessed, created_at))) / 86400.0 * 0.005)) * 0.15
```

**Why second:** The columns already exist. The infrastructure is there. This is purely a scoring formula change — maybe 20 lines of code. It immediately makes retrieval smarter.

**Estimated time:** 2-4 hours

### 3. 🥉 Fix Schema Drift + Add Pre-Storage Quality Gate (Impact: 7/10, Effort: Low)

**What:** 
- Update `v3-schema.sql` to match production (HNSW, V5 columns, advisory/eidos tables)
- Add content validation in `storeMemory()`: min 20 chars, basic coherence check, reject known noise patterns
- Add a `brainx_schema_version` table to track migrations

**Why third:** Schema drift is a ticking disaster recovery bomb. Quality gating stops the bleeding at the source instead of retroactive cleanup.

**Estimated time:** 1 day

### 4. Add Temporal Decay to Retrieval + Agent-Aware Injection (Impact: 7/10, Effort: Medium)

**What:** 
- In search scoring: add recency decay so memories accessed recently rank higher
- In the hook: filter injected memories by agent role/context, not just tier+importance
- Add a `brainx_agent_profiles` table mapping agent IDs to relevant contexts/types

**Why fourth:** Long-running agents with stale bootstrap context is a real problem today. Agent-aware injection reduces noise for specialized agents.

**Estimated time:** 2-3 days

### 5. Activate Advisory System via Hook Integration (Impact: 6/10, Effort: Medium)

**What:** 
- Add an `agent:beforeAction` or `agent:toolCall` hook that calls `getAdvisory()` for high-risk tools
- Auto-feed advisory feedback based on tool outcome
- This converts the dead EIDOS/advisory code into a live self-improvement loop

**Why fifth:** The code exists and works. The infrastructure exists. This is purely about wiring it into the agent lifecycle. It transforms BrainX from a passive memory store into an active advisor.

**Estimated time:** 2-3 days

---

## SUMMARY VERDICT

BrainX V5 is **production-viable but not production-grade** for a company running 10+ agents 24/7. 

**What it gets right:** The foundation is solid. PostgreSQL + pgvector + HNSW is the right stack. The schema design, CLI completeness, PII scrubbing, pattern detection, and DR story are ahead of most comparable systems. The V5 provenance fields are forward-thinking.

**What's holding it back:** The system stores everything but learns nothing. Memories go in and never get consolidated, refined, or improved based on usage. The feedback loop is broken (feedback_score exists but is ignored in retrieval). The most advanced features (Advisory, EIDOS) are dead code. Retrieval scoring is simplistic. There's no quality gate, so noise accumulates linearly with usage.

**Bottom line:** BrainX is a good **memory store** but not yet a **memory system**. The difference is that a store saves and retrieves; a system saves, retrieves, learns, consolidates, and improves itself over time. The top 5 recommendations above would bridge that gap with roughly 2 weeks of focused engineering work.

**CTO Rating:** 6.5/10 for production use. With recommendations 1-3 implemented: 8/10. With all 5: 9/10.


path: docs/HOW-IT-WORKS.md
content: # Cómo Funciona BrainX V5

BrainX es el sistema de memoria persistente de OpenClaw. Usa PostgreSQL + pgvector + OpenAI embeddings para que los agentes recuerden entre sesiones, aprendan de conversaciones pasadas, y compartan conocimiento entre sí — todo automático, sin intervención humana.

---

## 1. Ciclo de Vida de una Memoria

```
Conversación / Archivo .md
        │
        ▼
   ┌─────────┐     ┌──────────┐     ┌──────────┐     ┌───────────┐
   │ Captura  │ ──► │ Embedding│ ──► │ Storage  │ ──► │ Inyección │
   │          │     │ (OpenAI) │     │ (Postgres│     │ (bootstrap│
   │ Scripts  │     │ 1536-dim │     │ +pgvector│     │  de cada  │
   │ o manual │     │ coseno   │     │  )       │     │  agente)  │
   └─────────┘     └──────────┘     └──────────┘     └───────────┘
                                          │
                                          ▼
                                   ┌──────────────┐
                                   │ Curación     │
                                   │ (dedup,      │
                                   │  lifecycle,  │
                                   │  quality)    │
                                   └──────────────┘
```

### Paso a paso:

1. **Captura**: un script extrae información de sesiones de agentes o archivos markdown.
2. **Embedding**: el texto se convierte en un vector de 1536 dimensiones vía `text-embedding-3-small` de OpenAI.
3. **Storage**: el vector + metadata (tipo, tier, importancia, agente, tags) se guarda en `brainx_memories` en PostgreSQL.
4. **Curación**: scripts automáticos deduplicar, puntúan calidad, promueven/degradan, y detectan contradicciones.
5. **Inyección**: cuando un agente inicia sesión, el hook selecciona las memorias más relevantes y las inyecta como contexto.

---

## 2. Tipos de Memoria

| Tipo | Para qué |
|---|---|
| `note` | Información general |
| `decision` | Decisiones tomadas (ej: "usar CDN Cloudflare") |
| `action` | Acciones ejecutadas |
| `learning` | Lecciones aprendidas (ej: "no usar innerHTML sin sanitizar") |
| `fact` | Datos duros extraídos (URLs, puertos, repos, configs) |
| `gotcha` | Trampas/bugs conocidos que otros agentes deben evitar |

### Tiers (prioridad):

| Tier | Significado | Comportamiento |
|---|---|---|
| `hot` | Alta prioridad, acceso frecuente | Se inyecta siempre en bootstrap |
| `warm` | Relevante pero no urgente | Se inyecta si pasa el umbral de importancia |
| `cold` | Baja prioridad / poco acceso | No se inyecta, pero sí aparece en búsquedas |
| `archive` | Histórico | Solo accesible por búsqueda explícita |

La importancia va de 1 a 10. Solo memorias con `importance >= 5` se inyectan por defecto.

---

## 3. Pipeline Automático (Crons)

Estos scripts corren automáticamente y mantienen BrainX vivo:

### Alimentación (captura de memorias nuevas)

| Cron | Script | Qué hace |
|---|---|---|
| Cada 3h (`:00`) | `memory-bridge.js` | Sincroniza archivos `memory/*.md` de cada workspace → vectores en DB |
| Cada 3h (`:30`) | `memory-distiller.js` | Lee session logs de OpenClaw, usa LLM (gpt-4.1-mini) para extraer memorias relevantes |
| Cada 6h (`:15`) | `pattern-detector.js` | Detecta patrones recurrentes en memorias y los registra |
| Cada 6h (`:30`) | `session-snapshot.js` | Captura estado de sesiones activas |

### Curación (mejora de calidad)

| Cron | Script | Qué hace |
|---|---|---|
| Diario 2am | `cross-agent-learning.js` | Propaga gotchas y learnings importantes a todos los agentes |
| Diario 3am | `learning-detail-extractor.js` | Extrae metadata adicional de memorias tipo learning |
| Diario 4am | `trajectory-recorder.js` | Registra paths problema→solución |

### Monitoreo

| Cron | Script | Qué hace |
|---|---|---|
| Cada 30min | `health-check.sh` | Verifica PostgreSQL + pgvector + conteo de memorias |
| Diario 8am | `ops-alerts.sh` | Alertas operacionales |
| Lunes 9am | `weekly-dashboard.sh` | Dashboard semanal de métricas |

### Scripts disponibles (ejecución manual)

| Script | Uso |
|---|---|
| `quality-scorer.js` | Evalúa y puntúa calidad de memorias |
| `dedup-supersede.js` | Elimina duplicados exactos por fingerprint |
| `contradiction-detector.js` | Encuentra memorias que se contradicen |
| `cleanup-low-signal.js` | Degrada memorias muy cortas o de baja señal |
| `context-pack-builder.js` | Genera paquetes de contexto semanales |
| `fact-extractor.js` | Extrae datos duros (URLs, puertos, etc.) con regex |

---

## 4. Inyección en Agentes (Bootstrap)

Cuando un agente inicia sesión, pasa esto:

```
Evento: agent:bootstrap
        │
        ▼
Hook: brainx-auto-inject/handler.js
        │
        ├── 1. Consulta PostgreSQL: top memorias hot+warm con importance >= 5
        │      • Hasta 8 memorias globales (team)
        │      • Hasta 5 memorias propias del agente
        │
        ├── 2. Genera BRAINX_CONTEXT.md en el workspace del agente
        │      (archivo completo con todas las memorias formateadas)
        │
        └── 3. Actualiza MEMORY.md del agente
               (inyecta bloque resumido entre markers BRAINX:START/END)
```

### Archivos generados:

- **`BRAINX_CONTEXT.md`**: contexto completo con memorias detalladas. El agente lo lee si necesita más detalle.
- **Bloque en `MEMORY.md`**: resumen compacto que se carga automáticamente en el system prompt del agente.

### Config actual (`openclaw.json`):

```json
{
  "hooks.internal.entries.brainx-auto-inject": {
    "enabled": true,
    "limit": 5,
    "tier": "hot+warm",
    "minImportance": 5
  }
}
```

---

## 5. Búsqueda y Ranking

Cuando un agente busca memorias (`brainx search` o `brainx inject`):

1. El query se convierte en embedding
2. PostgreSQL calcula similitud coseno contra todas las memorias
3. El score final combina:
   - **Similitud semántica** (base)
   - **Importancia** (+0 a +0.25 según importance/10)
   - **Tier boost**: hot +0.15, warm +0.05, cold -0.05, archive -0.10
4. Se filtran memorias supersedidas (`superseded_by IS NULL`)
5. Se actualiza `access_count` y `last_accessed` de cada resultado

---

## 6. Cross-Agent Learning

Corre diario a las 2am. Hace que el conocimiento fluya entre agentes:

1. Busca memorias tipo `gotcha` y `learning` con alta importancia
2. Las propaga a agentes que no las tienen
3. Respeta el contexto original (no inyecta info irrelevante)

Resultado: si un agente descubre que "innerHTML sin sanitizar causa XSS", todos los demás agentes lo saben en la siguiente sesión.

---

## 7. Estado Actual

### DB:
- **1173 memorias activas** (no supersedidas)
- **557 hot** / **582 warm** / **34 cold**
- **20 agentes** con memorias registradas
- Health checks pasando cada 30 min

### Tablas operativas:
| Tabla | Status |
|---|---|
| `brainx_memories` | ✅ Core, 1173+ registros |
| `brainx_query_log` | ✅ Tracking de queries |
| `brainx_pilot_log` | ✅ Tracking de auto-inject |
| `brainx_context_packs` | ✅ Paquetes de contexto |
| `brainx_patterns` | ✅ Detección de patrones |
| `brainx_session_snapshots` | ⚠️ Schema listo, script en cron |
| `brainx_learning_details` | ⚠️ Schema listo, script en cron |
| `brainx_trajectories` | ⚠️ Schema listo, script en cron |

---

## 8. Uso Rápido (CLI)

```bash
# Verificar salud
brainx health

# Guardar una memoria
brainx add --type decision --content "Usar Cloudflare CDN" --tier hot --importance 9

# Buscar
brainx search --query "CDN" --limit 5

# Obtener contexto para prompt
brainx inject --query "configuración de deploy" --limit 3

# Guardar un fact
brainx fact --content "Puerto nginx: 443" --context mdx-infra
```

---

## 9. Dónde Vive Todo

| Qué | Ruta |
|---|---|
| Skill completa | `~/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5/` |
| CLI wrapper | `~/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5/brainx` |
| Hook de inyección | `~/.openclaw/hooks/brainx-auto-inject/handler.js` |
| Config del hook | `openclaw.json → hooks.internal.entries.brainx-auto-inject` |
| Base de datos | PostgreSQL local (`127.0.0.1:5432/brainx_v5`) |
| Logs de cron | `~/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5/cron/cron-output.log` |
| Schema SQL | `~/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5/sql/` |
| Variables de entorno | `~/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5/.env` |
| Docs detallados | `~/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5/docs/` |
| README completo | `~/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5/README.md` (107KB) |

---

_Última actualización: 2026-03-08_


path: docs/INDEX.md
content: # BrainX V5 Documentation

- [**How It Works**](./HOW-IT-WORKS.md) — Guía funcional completa (empieza aquí)
- [Architecture](./ARCHITECTURE.md)
- [Configuration](./CONFIG.md)
- [CLI Reference](./CLI.md)
- [Database Schema](./SCHEMA.md)
- [Scripts](./SCRIPTS.md)
- [Tests](./TESTS.md)

## V5 "Cerebro Vivo" Scripts

The following scripts implement the auto-feeding pipeline:

| Script | Location | Description |
|--------|----------|-------------|
| session-harvester.js | scripts/ | Extracts memories from OpenClaw sessions |
| memory-bridge.js | scripts/ | Syncs markdown files to vector DB |
| cross-agent-learning.js | scripts/ | Propagates learnings across agents |
| contradiction-detector.js | scripts/ | Finds duplicate/contradictory memories |
| quality-scorer.js | scripts/ | Auto-promotes/degrades by usage |
| context-pack-builder.js | scripts/ | Generates summary packs |
| weekly-dashboard.sh | cron/ | Weekly metrics dashboard |
| ops-alerts.sh | cron/ | Daily operational alerts |


path: docs/SCHEMA.md
content: # Database schema (BrainX V5)

Source of truth: [`sql/v3-schema.sql`](../sql/v3-schema.sql)

BrainX V5 uses PostgreSQL tables prefixed with `brainx_`.

> Prerequisite: `CREATE EXTENSION IF NOT EXISTS vector;`

## Table: `brainx_memories`

The main memory store.

### Purpose

Stores atomic memory items (decisions, actions, notes, learnings, etc.) plus metadata used for retrieval.

### Columns

- `id` (text, PK)
  - caller-provided or auto-generated by the CLI.
- `type` (text)
  - must be one of: `decision | action | learning | gotcha | note | feature_request`
- `content` (text)
  - the text payload.
- `context` (text, nullable)
  - exact-match scope key. Examples:
    - `openclaw`
    - `emailbot`
    - `workspace-coder/MEMORY.md`
- `tier` (text, default `warm`)
  - `hot | warm | cold | archive`
- `agent` (text, nullable)
  - which agent/system wrote it.
- `importance` (int 1..10, default 5)
  - used for ranking.
- `embedding` (`vector(1536)`)
  - vector embedding used by pgvector. **Must match** `OPENAI_EMBEDDING_DIMENSIONS`.
- `created_at` (timestamptz)
- `last_accessed` (timestamptz)
- `access_count` (int)
  - access tracking updated on search.
- `source_session` (text, nullable)
  - intended to link to a conversation/session id.
- `superseded_by` (text, nullable)
  - points to the “kept” memory when this one is superseded/deduped.
- `tags` (text[])

### Indexes

- `idx_mem_embedding` — ivfflat on `embedding` (cosine)
- `idx_mem_tier` — `(tier, importance desc)`
- `idx_mem_context` — `(context)`
- `idx_mem_tags` — GIN index

### Notes

- Queries exclude superseded memories via `WHERE superseded_by IS NULL`.
- Dedup is implemented by setting `superseded_by` and tagging the old rows.

## Table: `brainx_learning_details`

Optional structured details for `learning` memories.

### Purpose

Captures “post-mortem” / debugging fields that are hard to consistently fit in plain text.

This table is not yet written by the CLI, but the schema supports it.

### Key columns

- `memory_id` (PK, FK → `brainx_memories.id`)
- `category`
- `what_was_wrong` / `what_is_correct`
- `source`, `error_message`, `stack_trace`
- `command_attempted`
- `related_files` (text[])
- `complexity` (`simple|medium|complex`)
- promotion fields: `promotion_status`, `promoted_to`, `promoted_at`

## Table: `brainx_trajectories`

### Purpose

Stores “how we solved it” multi-step solutions as reusable trajectories.

- `steps` is `jsonb`.
- Has its own `embedding` and `times_used` counter.

## Table: `brainx_context_packs`

### Purpose

Stores larger “packed context” blobs (`data` as `jsonb`) to inject into prompts.

Has an `embedding` so packs can be retrieved by semantic similarity.

## Table: `brainx_session_snapshots`

### Purpose

Stores session-level summaries, status, blockers and pending items.

Useful for: resuming work after long gaps.

## Table: `brainx_pilot_log`

### Purpose

Stores telemetry from the auto-inject hook (`hook/inject.sh`). Each agent bootstrap logs what was injected.

### Columns

- `id` (serial, PK)
- `agent` (varchar(50)) — agent name that received the injection
- `own_memories` (integer, default 0) — count of agent-specific memories injected
- `team_memories` (integer, default 0) — count of high-importance team memories injected
- `total_chars` (integer, default 0) — total characters written to BRAINX_CONTEXT.md
- `injected_at` (timestamptz, default NOW()) — when the injection happened

## Operational considerations

### pgvector and ivfflat

- ivfflat indexes require `ANALYZE` and enough rows to be useful.
- You may want to tune `lists` per table size.

### Dimension changes

If you change `OPENAI_EMBEDDING_DIMENSIONS`, you must also:

- change `vector(1536)` in schema
- rebuild embeddings for existing rows

### Backups

A standard Postgres backup is enough (e.g. `pg_dump`).


path: docs/SCRIPTS.md
content: # Scripts

This folder contains one-shot utilities for migration, imports, and cleanup.

All scripts use `dotenv/config`, so they read `.env` automatically.

## `scripts/migrate-v2-to-v3.js`

Migrates BrainX V2 JSON storage (files) into the V3 Postgres database.

### What it does

- Looks for V2 storage under `${BRAINX_V2_HOME}/storage/<tier>/*.json`
  - tiers scanned: `hot`, `warm`, `cold`
- For each file:
  - parses JSON
  - generates a stable id if missing
  - maps tier into V3 tiers
  - calls `rag.storeMemory()` to upsert into Postgres
  - if V2 has `timestamp`, it preserves it by updating `created_at` and `last_accessed`

### Env

- `BRAINX_V2_HOME` (optional)
  - default: `../../brainx-v2` relative to this repo

### Run

```bash
node scripts/migrate-v2-to-v3.js
```

## `scripts/import-workspace-memory-md.js`

Imports a `MEMORY.md` style file into V3.

### What it does

- Reads a file path (`MEMORY_MD`), defaulting to `../../../MEMORY.md`
- Splits it into ~5000 char chunks
- Stores each chunk as a `note` memory:
  - `tier=hot`, `importance=9`, `agent=system`
  - tags: `import:memory-md`, `source:workspace-coder`

### Env

- `MEMORY_MD` (optional)

### Run

```bash
node scripts/import-workspace-memory-md.js
```

## `scripts/dedup-supersede.js`

Supersedes exact duplicates (same type/content/context/agent).

### What it does

- Finds duplicates by fingerprint:
  - `md5(type|content|context|agent)`
- Keeps the oldest `created_at`
- Updates newer duplicates:
  - `superseded_by = keep_id`
  - appends tag `dedup_superseded`

### Env

- `DEDUP_DRY_RUN=true` to preview without writing.

### Run

```bash
# preview
DEDUP_DRY_RUN=true node scripts/dedup-supersede.js

# apply
node scripts/dedup-supersede.js
```

## `scripts/cleanup-low-signal.js`

Downranks or re-tiers very short/low-signal memories.

### What it does

- For memories not superseded:
  - if `length(content) <= CLEANUP_MAX_LEN`
  - and type in `decision|action|learning|note`
- then:
  - sets `tier=CLEANUP_TIER` (default `cold`)
  - clamps `importance` to `<= CLEANUP_MAX_IMPORTANCE` (default `2`)
  - adds tag `low_signal`

### Env

- `CLEANUP_MAX_LEN` (default `12`)
- `CLEANUP_TIER` (default `cold`)
- `CLEANUP_MAX_IMPORTANCE` (default `2`)

### Run

```bash
node scripts/cleanup-low-signal.js
```


path: docs/SUBAGENT-PROPAGATION.md
content: # Sub-Agent Memory Propagation

## Problem

Sub-agents spawned via `sessions_spawn` do **NOT** receive the full set of bootstrap
files. They only get `AGENTS.md` and `TOOLS.md`. This means BrainX-injected context
(which lives in `MEMORY.md`) never reaches sub-agents.

## Investigation Findings

### What OpenClaw docs confirm

From `docs/concepts/system-prompt.md`:

> Sub-agent sessions only inject `AGENTS.md` and `TOOLS.md` (other bootstrap files
> are filtered out to keep the sub-agent context small).

This is by design — the `promptMode` for sub-agents is set to `minimal`, which:
- **Includes**: Tooling, Safety, Workspace, Sandbox, Current Date & Time, Runtime,
  and injected context (`AGENTS.md` + `TOOLS.md`)
- **Omits**: Skills, Memory Recall, OpenClaw Self-Update, Model Aliases, User Identity,
  Reply Tags, Messaging, Silent Replies, Heartbeats, `SOUL.md`, `IDENTITY.md`,
  `USER.md`, `HEARTBEAT.md`, `BOOTSTRAP.md`, **`MEMORY.md`**

### Available hook event: `agent:bootstrap`

From `docs/automation/hooks.md`:

> **`agent:bootstrap`**: Before workspace bootstrap files are injected
> (hooks may mutate `context.bootstrapFiles`)

The `agent:bootstrap` event fires before bootstrap files are injected and provides
`context.bootstrapFiles` — an array that hooks can **mutate**. The existing
`bootstrap-extra-files` bundled hook already uses this mechanism to inject
additional files.

**However**, there is an important caveat from the `bootstrap-extra-files` docs:

> Subagent allowlist is preserved (`AGENTS.md` and `TOOLS.md` only).

This means the `promptMode=minimal` filtering happens **after** hooks mutate
`bootstrapFiles`. Even if you inject `MEMORY.md` via a hook, it gets filtered
out for sub-agents.

### No `before_prompt_build` event

There is no `before_prompt_build` hook event. The available events are:
- `command:*` (new, reset, stop)
- `agent:bootstrap`
- `gateway:startup`
- `message:*` (received, transcribed, preprocessed, sent)

### `sessions_spawn` task field

The `task` parameter in `sessions_spawn` is injected as the sub-agent's initial
instruction. This is currently the **only reliable mechanism** to pass arbitrary
context to sub-agents.

## Proposed Solutions

### Solution 1: Embed key memories in `task` field (RECOMMENDED — works today)

The parent agent can query BrainX before spawning and include critical memories
directly in the `task` string:

```javascript
// In the parent agent's workflow:
const memories = await brainxInject("relevant query", { limit: 5 });
sessions_spawn({
  task: `## Context from BrainX\n${memories}\n\n## Task\n${actualTask}`,
  label: "worker"
});
```

**Pros**: Works immediately, no code changes needed.
**Cons**: Parent must know what context is relevant; increases task payload size.

### Solution 2: Put critical context in AGENTS.md or TOOLS.md

Since sub-agents DO receive `AGENTS.md` and `TOOLS.md`, the BrainX hook could
write a compact summary section into one of these files instead of (or in
addition to) `MEMORY.md`.

The current `handler.js` already writes to the workspace. It could append a
`<!-- BRAINX:START -->` section to `TOOLS.md` instead of `MEMORY.md`.

**Pros**: Automatic, no parent agent changes needed.
**Cons**: Bloats files that sub-agents always receive; TOOLS.md/AGENTS.md aren't
meant for memory data; risk of hitting `bootstrapMaxChars` truncation.

### Solution 3: Modify the sub-agent bootstrap allowlist (requires OpenClaw change)

Request a config option to extend the sub-agent bootstrap allowlist:

```json5
{
  agents: {
    defaults: {
      subagents: {
        bootstrapFiles: ["AGENTS.md", "TOOLS.md", "MEMORY.md"]
      }
    }
  }
}
```

**Pros**: Clean, configurable solution.
**Cons**: Requires upstream OpenClaw change; may increase sub-agent context size.

### Solution 4: BrainX-aware sub-agent hook

Create an `agent:bootstrap` hook that detects sub-agent sessions and injects a
lightweight BrainX summary into the sub-agent's context via `event.messages.push()`:

```typescript
const handler = async (event) => {
  if (event.type !== 'agent' || event.action !== 'bootstrap') return;

  // Detect if this is a sub-agent session
  const isSubagent = event.sessionKey?.includes(':subagent:');
  if (!isSubagent) return;

  // Query BrainX for top memories
  const summary = await queryBrainXSummary();

  // Push as a message to the sub-agent context
  event.messages.push(`## 🧠 BrainX Context\n${summary}`);
};
```

**Pros**: Automatic; only fires for sub-agents; uses existing hook system.
**Cons**: `event.messages` may not inject into the system prompt (it appends
user-visible messages, not bootstrap context); needs testing to confirm behavior.

## Recommendation

**Short-term (now)**: Use Solution 1. The parent/orchestrator agent should query
BrainX and embed relevant memories in the `task` field when spawning sub-agents.
This is already possible and requires zero changes.

**Medium-term**: Implement Solution 2 — modify the BrainX `handler.js` to also
write a compact BrainX summary section into `TOOLS.md` (under a `<!-- BRAINX -->`
marker). This way sub-agents automatically get top-level memories.

**Long-term**: Request Solution 3 upstream — a configurable `subagents.bootstrapFiles`
list in OpenClaw config would be the cleanest approach.

## References

- OpenClaw docs: `concepts/system-prompt.md` — promptMode minimal behavior
- OpenClaw docs: `tools/subagents.md` — sub-agent context limitations
- OpenClaw docs: `automation/hooks.md` — agent:bootstrap event API
- OpenClaw docs: `concepts/context.md` — what counts toward context window
- BrainX hook: `hook/handler.js` — current MEMORY.md injection logic


path: docs/TESTS.md
content: # Tests

## `tests/smoke.js`

A basic health check for:

- database connectivity
- pgvector extension installed
- schema installed (counts `brainx_*` tables)

Run:

```bash
node tests/smoke.js
# or
pnpm test
```

## `tests/rag.js`

A minimal end-to-end RAG test:

- stores a small `note` memory
- searches with a related query
- prints the top results

Run:

```bash
node tests/rag.js
```

Notes:

- Requires `OPENAI_API_KEY` and a working `DATABASE_URL`.


path: hook/HOOK.md
content: ---
name: brainx-auto-inject
description: "Auto-inject BrainX V5 vector memory context on agent bootstrap"
homepage: https://github.com/Mdx2025/brainx-v5
metadata:
  {
    "openclaw":
      {
        "emoji": "🧠",
        "events": ["agent:bootstrap"],
        "requires": { "env": ["DATABASE_URL"] },
        "install": [{ "id": "managed", "kind": "local", "label": "BrainX V5 Hook" }],
      },
  }
---

# BrainX V5 Auto-Inject Hook

Automatically injects relevant BrainX vector memories into agent context on every session start.

## What It Does

When an agent bootstraps (starts a new session):

1. **Queries BrainX DB** - Fetches top hot/warm memories (importance >= 5)
2. **Appends to MEMORY.md** - Adds a `<!-- BRAINX:START -->` section to the workspace MEMORY.md (which IS injected by OpenClaw)
3. **Updates BRAINX_CONTEXT.md** - Compact index with topic references for backward compatibility
4. **Writes topic files** - `brainx-topics/*.md` for on-demand deep-reads
5. **Logs telemetry** - Records injection stats to `brainx_pilot_log` table

## How Context Reaches Agents

OpenClaw injects `MEMORY.md` into every agent's system prompt. This hook appends a BrainX section
to MEMORY.md using HTML comment markers (`<!-- BRAINX:START -->` / `<!-- BRAINX:END -->`), ensuring
agents automatically receive relevant vector memories without any extra configuration.

## Deployment

The hook source lives in `brainx-v5/hook/`. Deploy by copying to the managed hooks directory:

```bash
mkdir -p ~/.openclaw/hooks/brainx-auto-inject
cp ~/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5/hook/{HOOK.md,handler.js,package.json} ~/.openclaw/hooks/brainx-auto-inject/
openclaw hooks enable brainx-auto-inject
```

## Configuration

In `openclaw.json`:

```json
{
  "hooks": {
    "internal": {
      "entries": {
        "brainx-auto-inject": {
          "enabled": true,
          "limit": 8,
          "tier": "hot+warm",
          "minImportance": 5
        }
      }
    }
  }
}
```

## Requirements

- `DATABASE_URL` - PostgreSQL connection string for the BrainX database (the physical DB name may still be legacy-named in existing deployments)
- BrainX V5 skill installed at `~/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5/`
- `pg` module available in brainx-v5/node_modules/


path: hook/agent-profiles.json
content: {
  "main": {
    "contexts": ["infrastructure", "code", "operations", "content", "marketing"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["decision", "gotcha", "learning"]
  },
  "coder": {
    "contexts": ["infrastructure", "code", "deploy", "github"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["gotcha", "error", "learning"]
  },
  "coder-public": {
    "contexts": ["infrastructure", "code", "deploy", "github"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["gotcha", "error", "learning"]
  },
  "coder-private-social-media": {
    "contexts": ["code", "content", "marketing"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["gotcha", "error", "learning"]
  },
  "writer": {
    "contexts": ["content", "seo", "marketing"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["decision", "learning"]
  },
  "monitor": {
    "contexts": ["infrastructure", "health", "monitoring"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["gotcha", "error"]
  },
  "monitor-public": {
    "contexts": ["infrastructure", "health", "monitoring"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["gotcha", "error"]
  },
  "raider": {
    "contexts": ["infrastructure", "code", "deploy", "operations"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["gotcha", "error", "learning", "decision"]
  },
  "clawma": {
    "contexts": ["content", "marketing", "seo", "email"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["decision", "learning"]
  },
  "reasoning": {
    "contexts": ["infrastructure", "code", "operations"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["decision", "learning", "gotcha"]
  },
  "reasoning-private-propuestas": {
    "contexts": ["content", "marketing", "operations"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["decision", "learning"]
  },
  "support": {
    "contexts": ["infrastructure", "operations", "health"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["gotcha", "error"]
  },
  "support-public": {
    "contexts": ["infrastructure", "operations", "health"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["gotcha", "error"]
  },
  "support-private": {
    "contexts": ["infrastructure", "operations", "health"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["gotcha", "error"]
  },
  "support-private-emails": {
    "contexts": ["email", "operations", "content"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["decision", "learning"]
  },
  "researcher": {
    "contexts": ["content", "marketing", "seo"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["fact", "learning"]
  },
  "researcher-public": {
    "contexts": ["content", "marketing", "seo"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["fact", "learning"]
  },
  "researcher-private": {
    "contexts": ["content", "marketing", "seo"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["fact", "learning"]
  },
  "karl": {
    "contexts": ["content", "marketing", "seo", "email"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["decision", "learning"]
  },
  "echo": {
    "contexts": [],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": []
  },
  "claude-cli": {
    "contexts": ["infrastructure", "code", "deploy"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["gotcha", "error", "learning"]
  },
  "codex-cli": {
    "contexts": ["infrastructure", "code", "deploy"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["gotcha", "error", "learning"]
  },
  "gemini-cli": {
    "contexts": ["infrastructure", "code", "deploy"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["gotcha", "error", "learning"]
  },
  "kimi-cli": {
    "contexts": ["infrastructure", "code", "deploy"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["gotcha", "error", "learning"]
  },
  "opencode-cli": {
    "contexts": ["infrastructure", "code", "deploy"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["gotcha", "error", "learning"]
  },
  "venus": {
    "contexts": ["content", "marketing", "seo"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["decision", "learning"]
  },
  "matrix": {
    "contexts": ["content", "marketing", "seo"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["decision", "learning"]
  },
  "sonnet": {
    "contexts": ["content", "marketing", "operations"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["decision", "learning"]
  },
  "kron": {
    "contexts": ["content", "seo", "marketing"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["fact", "learning", "decision"]
  },
  "max": {
    "contexts": ["content", "seo", "marketing"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["fact", "learning", "decision"]
  },
  "animus": {
    "contexts": ["content", "marketing"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["decision", "learning"]
  },
  "alert": {
    "contexts": ["infrastructure", "health", "monitoring"],
    "excludeTypes": [],
    "boostTypes": ["gotcha", "error"]
  }
}


path: hook/handler.js
content: /**
 * BrainX V5 Auto-Inject Hook Handler
 *
 * Runs on agent:bootstrap — queries PostgreSQL for hot/warm memories
 * and injects them into the agent's MEMORY.md + BRAINX_CONTEXT.md.
 */

import { createRequire } from "module";
import fs from "node:fs/promises";
import path from "node:path";
import { execFile } from "node:child_process";

const BRAINX_DIR = "/home/clawd/.openclaw/skills/brainx-v5";
const brainxRequire = createRequire(path.join(BRAINX_DIR, "index.js"));

// ─── Agent profiles for context-aware injection ────────────────

import { readFileSync } from "node:fs";

let agentProfiles = {};
try {
  const raw = readFileSync(path.join(BRAINX_DIR, 'hook', 'agent-profiles.json'), 'utf-8');
  agentProfiles = JSON.parse(raw);
} catch {
  // No profiles file — all agents get default (unfiltered) injection
}

// Section markers for MEMORY.md — content between these is replaced each run
const BRAINX_START = "<!-- BRAINX:START -->";
const BRAINX_END = "<!-- BRAINX:END -->";

// ─── Env loading ───────────────────────────────────────────────

function loadEnv() {
  try {
    const dotenv = brainxRequire("dotenv");
    dotenv.config({ path: path.join(BRAINX_DIR, ".env"), quiet: true });
  } catch {}
}

// ─── Singleton pool ────────────────────────────────────────────

let _pool = null;
let _poolUrl = null;

function getPool(dbUrl) {
  if (_pool && _poolUrl === dbUrl) return _pool;
  if (_pool) { _pool.end().catch(() => {}); }
  try {
    const { Pool } = brainxRequire("pg");
    _pool = new Pool({ connectionString: dbUrl, max: 3, idleTimeoutMillis: 30000 });
    _poolUrl = dbUrl;
    _pool.on("error", (err) => {
      console.error("[brainx-inject] Pool background error:", err.message);
      _pool = null;
      _poolUrl = null;
    });
    return _pool;
  } catch (err) {
    console.error("[brainx-inject] Failed to create pool:", err.message);
    _pool = null;
    _poolUrl = null;
    throw err;
  }
}

// ─── Helpers ───────────────────────────────────────────────────

function extractAgentId(sessionKey) {
  if (!sessionKey) return "unknown";
  const parts = sessionKey.split(":");
  return parts.length >= 2 ? parts[1] : "unknown";
}

function ts() {
  return new Date().toISOString().replace("T", " ").replace(/\.\d+Z$/, " UTC");
}

function truncate(str, max = 150) {
  if (!str || str.length <= max) return str || "";
  return str.slice(0, max - 3) + "...";
}

// ─── Retry helpers ─────────────────────────────────────────────

const MAX_RETRIES = 3;
const BASE_DELAY_MS = 500;
const MAX_DELAY_MS = 5000;

function sleep(ms) {
  return new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, ms));
}

function calculateDelay(attempt) {
  const exponential = BASE_DELAY_MS * Math.pow(2, attempt);
  const jitter = Math.random() * 500;
  return Math.min(exponential + jitter, MAX_DELAY_MS);
}

async function withRetry(operation, context = "operation") {
  let lastError;
  for (let attempt = 0; attempt < MAX_RETRIES; attempt++) {
    try {
      return await operation();
    } catch (err) {
      lastError = err;
      const isRetryable = err.code === 'ECONNREFUSED' || 
                          err.code === 'ETIMEDOUT' ||
                          err.code === 'ECONNRESET' ||
                          err.message?.includes('connection') ||
                          err.message?.includes('timeout');
      
      if (!isRetryable || attempt >= MAX_RETRIES - 1) {
        throw err;
      }
      
      const delay = calculateDelay(attempt);
      console.log(`[brainx-inject] ${context} failed (attempt ${attempt + 1}/${MAX_RETRIES}), retrying in ${Math.round(delay)}ms...`);
      await sleep(delay);
    }
  }
  throw lastError;
}

// ─── DB queries (with retry wrapper) ───────────────────────────

async function queryTopMemories(pool, { limit = 8, minImportance = 5, agentName = null }) {
  // Split into own-agent + cross-agent slots to ensure visibility across agents
  const crossSlots = Math.max(2, Math.floor(limit * 0.3));  // ~30% for other agents
  const ownSlots = limit - crossSlots;

  return withRetry(async () => {
    // 1. Own agent memories (or global if no agent)
    const ownFilter = agentName
      ? `AND (agent = $3 OR agent IS NULL)`
      : '';
    const ownParams = agentName
      ? [minImportance, ownSlots, agentName]
      : [minImportance, ownSlots];
    const { rows: ownRows } = await pool.query(
      `SELECT content, tier, importance, type, agent, context
       FROM brainx_memories
       WHERE tier IN ('hot', 'warm')
         AND importance >= $1
         AND superseded_by IS NULL
         ${ownFilter}
       ORDER BY importance DESC, last_seen DESC NULLS LAST, created_at DESC
       LIMIT $2`,
      ownParams
    );

    // 2. Cross-agent memories (from OTHER agents, prioritizing cross-agent tagged)
    const crossFilter = agentName
      ? `AND agent IS DISTINCT FROM $3 AND agent IS NOT NULL`
      : '';
    const crossParams = agentName
      ? [minImportance, crossSlots, agentName]
      : [minImportance, crossSlots];
    const { rows: crossRows } = await pool.query(
      `SELECT content, tier, importance, type, agent, context
       FROM brainx_memories
       WHERE tier IN ('hot', 'warm')
         AND importance >= $1
         AND superseded_by IS NULL
         ${crossFilter}
       ORDER BY
         CASE WHEN 'cross-agent' = ANY(tags) THEN 1 ELSE 0 END DESC,
         importance DESC, last_seen DESC NULLS LAST, created_at DESC
       LIMIT $2`,
      crossParams
    );

    return [...ownRows, ...crossRows];
  }, "queryTopMemories");
}

async function queryAgentMemories(
  pool,
  agentName,
  { limit = 5, minImportance = 5 }
) {
  return withRetry(async () => {
    const { rows } = await pool.query(
      `SELECT content, tier, importance, type, context
       FROM brainx_memories
       WHERE agent = $1
         AND importance >= $2
         AND superseded_by IS NULL
       ORDER BY importance DESC, last_seen DESC NULLS LAST
       LIMIT $3`,
      [agentName, minImportance, limit]
    );
    return rows;
  }, "queryAgentMemories");
}

async function queryByType(pool, type, { limit = 10, minImportance = 5 }) {
  return withRetry(async () => {
    const { rows } = await pool.query(
      `SELECT content, tier, importance, type, agent, context
       FROM brainx_memories
       WHERE type = $1
         AND tier IN ('hot', 'warm')
         AND importance >= $2
         AND superseded_by IS NULL
       ORDER BY importance DESC, last_seen DESC NULLS LAST
       LIMIT $3`,
      [type, minImportance, limit]
    );
    return rows;
  }, "queryByType");
}

async function queryFacts(pool, { limit = 25 }) {
  return withRetry(async () => {
    const { rows } = await pool.query(
      `SELECT content, tier, importance, context, tags::text AS tags
       FROM brainx_memories
       WHERE type = 'fact'
         AND superseded_by IS NULL
         AND tier IN ('hot', 'warm')
       ORDER BY importance DESC, last_seen DESC NULLS LAST
       LIMIT $1`,
      [limit]
    );
    return rows;
  }, "queryFacts");
}

// ─── Agent-aware query (uses agent-profiles.json) ──────────────

function getAgentProfile(agentName) {
  return agentProfiles[agentName] || null;
}

async function queryAgentAwareMemories(pool, agentName, { limit = 8, minImportance = 5 }) {
  const profile = getAgentProfile(agentName);

  // No profile → fall back to default top memories with cross-agent slots
  if (!profile || (profile.contexts.length === 0 && profile.excludeTypes.length === 0 && profile.boostTypes.length === 0)) {
    return queryTopMemories(pool, { limit, minImportance, agentName });
  }

  // Split into own-agent + cross-agent slots (same strategy as queryTopMemories)
  const crossSlots = Math.max(2, Math.floor(limit * 0.3));
  const ownSlots = limit - crossSlots;

  return withRetry(async () => {
    // Build shared clauses from profile
    let excludeClause = '';
    const sharedParams = [];
    let paramIdx = 3; // $1=minImportance, $2=limit

    if (profile.excludeTypes.length > 0) {
      excludeClause = ` AND type NOT IN (${profile.excludeTypes.map(() => `$${paramIdx++}`).join(',')})`;
      sharedParams.push(...profile.excludeTypes);
    }

    let contextBoostExpr = '0';
    if (profile.contexts.length > 0) {
      const contextPlaceholders = profile.contexts.map(() => `$${paramIdx++}`).join(',');
      sharedParams.push(...profile.contexts);
      contextBoostExpr = `CASE WHEN context IN (${contextPlaceholders}) THEN 2 ELSE 0 END`;
    }

    let boostTypeExpr = '0';
    if (profile.boostTypes.length > 0) {
      const boostPlaceholders = profile.boostTypes.map(() => `$${paramIdx++}`).join(',');
      sharedParams.push(...profile.boostTypes);
      boostTypeExpr = `CASE WHEN type IN (${boostPlaceholders}) THEN 1 ELSE 0 END`;
    }

    // 1. Own-agent memories (agent = agentName OR agent IS NULL)
    const ownAgentParam = paramIdx++;
    const ownParams = [minImportance, ownSlots, ...sharedParams, agentName];
    const ownSql = `SELECT content, tier, importance, type, agent, context
       FROM brainx_memories
       WHERE tier IN ('hot', 'warm')
         AND importance >= $1
         AND superseded_by IS NULL
         AND (agent = $${ownAgentParam} OR agent IS NULL)
         ${excludeClause}
       ORDER BY (${contextBoostExpr} + ${boostTypeExpr}) DESC,
                importance DESC,
                last_seen DESC NULLS LAST,
                created_at DESC
       LIMIT $2`;
    const { rows: ownRows } = await pool.query(ownSql, ownParams);

    // 2. Cross-agent memories (from other agents)
    // Reset paramIdx for cross query
    let crossParamIdx = 3;
    const crossSharedParams = [];
    let crossExcludeClause = '';
    if (profile.excludeTypes.length > 0) {
      crossExcludeClause = ` AND type NOT IN (${profile.excludeTypes.map(() => `$${crossParamIdx++}`).join(',')})`;
      crossSharedParams.push(...profile.excludeTypes);
    }
    let crossContextBoost = '0';
    if (profile.contexts.length > 0) {
      const cp = profile.contexts.map(() => `$${crossParamIdx++}`).join(',');
      crossSharedParams.push(...profile.contexts);
      crossContextBoost = `CASE WHEN context IN (${cp}) THEN 2 ELSE 0 END`;
    }
    let crossBoostType = '0';
    if (profile.boostTypes.length > 0) {
      const bp = profile.boostTypes.map(() => `$${crossParamIdx++}`).join(',');
      crossSharedParams.push(...profile.boostTypes);
      crossBoostType = `CASE WHEN type IN (${bp}) THEN 1 ELSE 0 END`;
    }
    const crossAgentParam = crossParamIdx++;
    const crossParams = [minImportance, crossSlots, ...crossSharedParams, agentName];
    const crossSql = `SELECT content, tier, importance, type, agent, context
       FROM brainx_memories
       WHERE tier IN ('hot', 'warm')
         AND importance >= $1
         AND superseded_by IS NULL
         AND agent IS DISTINCT FROM $${crossAgentParam} AND agent IS NOT NULL
         ${crossExcludeClause}
       ORDER BY
         CASE WHEN 'cross-agent' = ANY(tags) THEN 1 ELSE 0 END DESC,
         (${crossContextBoost} + ${crossBoostType}) DESC,
         importance DESC,
         last_seen DESC NULLS LAST,
         created_at DESC
       LIMIT $2`;
    const { rows: crossRows } = await pool.query(crossSql, crossParams);

    return [...ownRows, ...crossRows];
  }, "queryAgentAwareMemories");
}

// ─── Formatting ────────────────────────────────────────────────

function formatMemoryLine(m, maxLen = 150) {
  const meta = `[${m.tier}/imp:${m.importance}]`;
  return `- **${meta}** ${truncate(m.content, maxLen)}`;
}

function formatMemoryBlock(m) {
  const parts = [`[tier:${m.tier} imp:${m.importance} type:${m.type}`];
  if (m.agent) parts[0] += ` agent:${m.agent}`;
  if (m.context) parts[0] += ` ctx:${m.context}`;
  parts[0] += "]";
  parts.push(truncate(m.content, 2000));
  return parts.join("\n");
}

// ─── MEMORY.md injection ──────────────────────────────────────

function buildMemorySection(agentName, timestamp, teamMems, ownMems) {
  const lines = [BRAINX_START, "", "## BrainX Context (Auto-Injected)", ""];
  lines.push(`**Agent:** ${agentName} | **Updated:** ${timestamp}`);
  lines.push("");

  if (teamMems.length > 0) {
    // Split team memories: own-agent vs cross-agent for balanced display
    const ownTeam = teamMems.filter(m => m.agent === agentName || !m.agent);
    const crossTeam = teamMems.filter(m => m.agent && m.agent !== agentName);

    lines.push("### Top Memories");
    for (const m of ownTeam.slice(0, 5)) {
      lines.push(formatMemoryLine(m));
    }
    lines.push("");

    if (crossTeam.length > 0) {
      lines.push("### Cross-Agent Intel");
      for (const m of crossTeam.slice(0, 3)) {
        lines.push(`- **[${m.agent}/${m.tier}/imp:${m.importance}]** ${(m.content || '').slice(0, 120)}...`);
      }
      lines.push("");
    }
  }

  if (ownMems.length > 0) {
    lines.push(`### My Memories (${agentName})`);
    for (const m of ownMems.slice(0, 4)) {
      lines.push(formatMemoryLine(m));
    }
    lines.push("");
  }

  if (teamMems.length === 0 && ownMems.length === 0) {
    lines.push("*No hot/warm memories with importance >= 5.*");
    lines.push("");
  }

  lines.push(
    `> Full context: \`cat BRAINX_CONTEXT.md\` | Topics: \`cat brainx-topics/<topic>.md\``
  );
  lines.push("", BRAINX_END);
  return lines.join("\n");
}

async function updateMemoryMd(workspaceDir, section) {
  const memPath = path.join(workspaceDir, "MEMORY.md");
  let content = "";
  try {
    content = await fs.readFile(memPath, "utf-8");
  } catch {
    // File doesn't exist — will create with just the section
  }

  // Use lastIndexOf: MEMORY.md templates may reference the markers in
  // instructional text — the real injection block is always the last occurrence.
  const startIdx = content.lastIndexOf(BRAINX_START);
  const endIdx = content.lastIndexOf(BRAINX_END);

  if (startIdx !== -1 && endIdx !== -1) {
    // Replace existing section
    content =
      content.slice(0, startIdx) +
      section +
      content.slice(endIdx + BRAINX_END.length);
  } else {
    // Append
    content = content.trimEnd() + "\n\n" + section + "\n";
  }

  await fs.writeFile(memPath, content, "utf-8");
}

// ─── BRAINX_CONTEXT.md + topic files (backward compat) ───────

async function writeTopicFile(dir, filename, title, memories, timestamp) {
  const filePath = path.join(dir, filename);
  if (memories.length === 0) {
    await fs.writeFile(filePath, `# ${title} — None found\n`, "utf-8");
    return 0;
  }
  const lines = [`# ${title}`, "", `**Updated:** ${timestamp}`, ""];
  for (const m of memories) {
    lines.push(formatMemoryBlock(m));
    lines.push("");
    lines.push("---");
    lines.push("");
  }
  await fs.writeFile(filePath, lines.join("\n"), "utf-8");
  return memories.length;
}

async function writeBrainxContext(
  workspaceDir,
  agentName,
  timestamp,
  counts,
  facts,
  ownMems
) {
  const topicsDir = path.join(workspaceDir, "brainx-topics");
  const contextPath = path.join(workspaceDir, "BRAINX_CONTEXT.md");

  // Compact index — always loaded
  const lines = [
    "# BrainX V5 Context (Auto-Injected)",
    "",
    `**Agent:** ${agentName} | **Updated:** ${timestamp}`,
    "**Mode:** Compact index — read topic files with `cat brainx-topics/<file>.md` when you need detail",
    "",
  ];

  // Facts summary
  lines.push(
    `## Facts (${counts.facts}) -> \`brainx-topics/facts.md\``
  );
  if (facts.length > 0) {
    for (const f of facts.slice(0, 5)) {
      lines.push(`  - [${f.tier}] ${truncate(f.content, 100)}`);
    }
  } else {
    lines.push("  *Empty*");
  }
  lines.push("");

  // Own memories summary
  lines.push(
    `## My memories (${counts.own}) -> \`brainx-topics/own.md\``
  );
  if (ownMems.length > 0) {
    for (const m of ownMems.slice(0, 3)) {
      lines.push(`  - ${truncate(m.content, 100)}`);
    }
  } else {
    lines.push("  *No own memories*");
  }
  lines.push("");

  // Topics directory table
  lines.push("## Topics");
  lines.push("");
  lines.push("| Topic | Items | File |");
  lines.push("|-------|-------|------|");
  lines.push(
    `| Decisions | ${counts.decisions} | \`brainx-topics/decisions.md\` |`
  );
  lines.push(
    `| Gotchas | ${counts.gotchas} | \`brainx-topics/gotchas.md\` |`
  );
  lines.push(
    `| Learnings | ${counts.learnings} | \`brainx-topics/learnings.md\` |`
  );
  lines.push(`| Team | ${counts.team} | \`brainx-topics/team.md\` |`);
  lines.push(`| Facts | ${counts.facts} | \`brainx-topics/facts.md\` |`);
  lines.push(`| Own | ${counts.own} | \`brainx-topics/own.md\` |`);
  lines.push("");

  lines.push("---");
  lines.push(
    '**Save fact:** `brainx add --type fact --tier hot --importance 8 --context "project:NAME" --content "..."`'
  );

  await fs.writeFile(contextPath, lines.join("\n") + "\n", "utf-8");
  return lines.join("\n").length;
}

// ─── Telemetry ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

async function logInjection(pool, agentName, ownCount, teamCount, totalChars) {
  try {
    await pool.query(
      `INSERT INTO brainx_pilot_log (agent, own_memories, team_memories, total_chars, injected_at)
       VALUES ($1, $2, $3, $4, NOW())`,
      [agentName, ownCount, teamCount, totalChars]
    );
  } catch {}
}

// ─── Main handler ──────────────────────────────────────────────

const handler = async (event) => {
  if (event.type !== "agent" || event.action !== "bootstrap") return;

  const t0 = Date.now();

  try {
    loadEnv();

    const dbUrl = process.env.DATABASE_URL;
    if (!dbUrl) {
      console.error("[brainx-inject] DATABASE_URL not set, skipping");
      return;
    }

    const workspaceDir = event.context?.workspaceDir;
    if (!workspaceDir) {
      console.error("[brainx-inject] No workspaceDir in event context, skipping");
      return;
    }

    // Extract agent ID from multiple sources (event context, session key, env)
    const agentName = event.agentId || event.agent || extractAgentId(event.sessionKey) || process.env.OPENCLAW_AGENT_ID || 'unknown';
    const timestamp = ts();

    const pool = getPool(dbUrl);

    {
      // Run all queries in parallel (team memories are now agent-aware)
      const [teamMems, ownMems, facts, decisions, learnings, gotchas] =
        await Promise.all([
          queryAgentAwareMemories(pool, agentName, { limit: 12, minImportance: 5 }),
          queryAgentMemories(pool, agentName, { limit: 5, minImportance: 5 }),
          queryFacts(pool, { limit: 25 }),
          queryByType(pool, "decision", { limit: 8, minImportance: 5 }),
          queryByType(pool, "learning", { limit: 8, minImportance: 5 }),
          queryByType(pool, "gotcha", { limit: 10, minImportance: 3 }),
        ]);

      // 1. Update MEMORY.md (primary injection path)
      const memSection = buildMemorySection(
        agentName,
        timestamp,
        teamMems,
        ownMems
      );
      await updateMemoryMd(workspaceDir, memSection);

      // 2. Write topic files (backward compat)
      const topicsDir = path.join(workspaceDir, "brainx-topics");
      await fs.mkdir(topicsDir, { recursive: true });

      const [, , , , ,] = await Promise.all([
        writeTopicFile(
          topicsDir,
          "facts.md",
          "Project Facts",
          facts,
          timestamp
        ),
        writeTopicFile(
          topicsDir,
          "decisions.md",
          "Decisions",
          decisions,
          timestamp
        ),
        writeTopicFile(
          topicsDir,
          "learnings.md",
          "Learnings & Insights",
          learnings,
          timestamp
        ),
        writeTopicFile(
          topicsDir,
          "team.md",
          "Team Knowledge (High Importance)",
          teamMems,
          timestamp
        ),
        writeTopicFile(
          topicsDir,
          "own.md",
          `Agent: ${agentName} — My Memories`,
          ownMems,
          timestamp
        ),
      ]);

      const counts = {
        facts: facts.length,
        decisions: decisions.length,
        learnings: learnings.length,
        team: teamMems.length,
        own: ownMems.length,
        gotchas: gotchas.length,
      };

      // 3. Write BRAINX_CONTEXT.md (compact index)
      const indexChars = await writeBrainxContext(
        workspaceDir,
        agentName,
        timestamp,
        counts,
        facts,
        ownMems
      );

      // Write gotchas topic with real data from DB
      await writeTopicFile(topicsDir, "gotchas.md", "Gotchas & Traps", gotchas, timestamp);

      // 4. Telemetry
      await logInjection(
        pool,
        agentName,
        ownMems.length,
        teamMems.length,
        memSection.length + indexChars
      );

      const elapsed = Date.now() - t0;
      console.log(
        `[brainx-inject] agent=${agentName} team=${teamMems.length} own=${ownMems.length} facts=${facts.length} decisions=${decisions.length} ${elapsed}ms`
      );
    }
  } catch (err) {
    const elapsed = Date.now() - t0;
    const errorMsg = err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err);
    
    // Log error but don't crash the agent bootstrap
    console.error(`[brainx-inject] Failed after ${elapsed}ms: ${errorMsg}`);
    
    // Write a minimal fallback to MEMORY.md so the agent knows BrainX had issues
    try {
      const workspaceDir = event.context?.workspaceDir;
      if (workspaceDir) {
        const fallbackSection = `${BRAINX_START}\n\n## BrainX Context (Auto-Injected)\n\n**⚠️ BrainX injection failed:** ${errorMsg}\n\n> Run \`brainx health\` to check status\n\n${BRAINX_END}`;
        await updateMemoryMd(workspaceDir, fallbackSection);
      }
    } catch (fallbackErr) {
      // If even fallback fails, just log it
      console.error("[brainx-inject] Fallback write also failed:", fallbackErr);
    }
  }
};

export default handler;


path: hook/package.json
content: name: brainx-auto-inject-hook
version: 1.0.0
type: module
private: yes

path: lib/advisory.js
content: /**
 * BrainX Advisory System
 * Pre-action advisory that queries relevant memories before an agent executes a tool.
 */

const crypto = require('crypto');
const db = require('./db');
const rag = require('./openai-rag');

// ─── High-risk tool registry ──────────────────────────────────

const HIGH_RISK_TOOLS = new Set([
  'exec', 'deploy', 'railway', 'delete', 'rm', 'drop',
  'git push', 'git force-push', 'migration', 'cron',
  'message send', 'email send'
]);

/**
 * Check if a tool name is considered high-risk.
 * Matches exact tool names and also checks the first word (e.g. "git push" matches "git").
 * @param {string} tool
 * @returns {boolean}
 */
function isHighRisk(tool) {
  if (!tool) return false;
  return HIGH_RISK_TOOLS.has(tool) ||
    HIGH_RISK_TOOLS.has(tool.split(' ')[0]);
}

// Cooldown: don't spam same advice within this window (ms)
const ADVISORY_COOLDOWN_MS = parseInt(process.env.BRAINX_ADVISORY_COOLDOWN_MS || '300000', 10); // 5 min default

function makeAdvisoryId() {
  return `adv_${Date.now()}_${crypto.randomBytes(4).toString('hex')}`;
}

/**
 * Build a search query string from action context for embedding similarity.
 */
function buildSearchQuery(actionContext) {
  const parts = [];
  if (actionContext.tool) parts.push(`tool:${actionContext.tool}`);
  if (actionContext.args) {
    try {
      const argsObj = typeof actionContext.args === 'string' ? JSON.parse(actionContext.args) : actionContext.args;
      // Include key arg values for better semantic match
      for (const [k, v] of Object.entries(argsObj)) {
        if (typeof v === 'string' && v.length < 200) parts.push(`${k}:${v}`);
      }
    } catch (_) {
      parts.push(String(actionContext.args));
    }
  }
  if (actionContext.project) parts.push(`project:${actionContext.project}`);
  if (actionContext.agent) parts.push(`agent:${actionContext.agent}`);
  return parts.join(' ');
}

/**
 * Check cooldown: was there a recent advisory for this agent+tool?
 */
async function isOnCooldown(agent, tool) {
  const cutoff = new Date(Date.now() - ADVISORY_COOLDOWN_MS);
  const res = await db.query(
    `SELECT id FROM brainx_advisories
     WHERE agent = $1 AND tool = $2 AND created_at > $3
     ORDER BY created_at DESC LIMIT 1`,
    [agent || 'unknown', tool, cutoff]
  );
  return res.rows.length > 0;
}

/**
 * Query memories relevant to the action context.
 */
async function queryRelevantMemories(searchQuery, limit = 5) {
  const rows = await rag.search(searchQuery, {
    limit,
    minSimilarity: 0.25,
    minImportance: 5,
    tierFilter: null, // we'll filter hot/warm in SQL
    contextFilter: null
  });

  // Filter to hot/warm and not superseded (search already excludes superseded)
  return rows.filter(r => r.tier === 'hot' || r.tier === 'warm');
}

/**
 * Query trajectories for similar problem→solution paths.
 */
async function queryTrajectories(searchQuery, limit = 3) {
  try {
    const embedding = await rag.embed(searchQuery);
    const res = await db.query(
      `SELECT id, context, problem, solution, outcome,
              1 - (embedding <=> $1::vector) AS similarity
       FROM brainx_trajectories
       WHERE outcome IN ('success', 'partial')
       ORDER BY similarity DESC
       LIMIT $2`,
      [JSON.stringify(embedding), limit]
    );
    return res.rows.filter(r => (r.similarity ?? 0) >= 0.25);
  } catch (_) {
    return [];
  }
}

/**
 * Query patterns for recurring issues related to the action.
 */
async function queryPatterns(tool, limit = 3) {
  try {
    const res = await db.query(
      `SELECT p.pattern_key, p.recurrence_count, p.impact_score, p.last_status,
              m.content AS representative_content, m.type AS memory_type
       FROM brainx_patterns p
       LEFT JOIN brainx_memories m ON m.id = p.representative_memory_id
       WHERE p.recurrence_count >= 2
         AND COALESCE(p.last_status, 'pending') NOT IN ('wont_fix')
       ORDER BY p.recurrence_count DESC, p.impact_score DESC
       LIMIT $1`,
      [limit]
    );
    return res.rows;
  } catch (_) {
    return [];
  }
}

/**
 * Format advisory results into readable text.
 */
function formatAdvisory(memories, trajectories, patterns) {
  const sections = [];
  let totalConfidence = 0;
  let count = 0;

  if (memories.length > 0) {
    const lines = memories.map(m => {
      const sim = (m.similarity ?? 0).toFixed(2);
      return `  • [${m.type}|sim:${sim}|imp:${m.importance}] ${m.content.slice(0, 200)}`;
    });
    sections.push(`📝 Relevant Memories (${memories.length}):\n${lines.join('\n')}`);
    totalConfidence += memories.reduce((s, m) => s + (m.similarity ?? 0), 0);
    count += memories.length;
  }

  if (trajectories.length > 0) {
    const lines = trajectories.map(t => {
      const sim = (t.similarity ?? 0).toFixed(2);
      return `  • [${t.outcome}|sim:${sim}] ${t.problem?.slice(0, 100) || 'N/A'} → ${t.solution?.slice(0, 100) || 'N/A'}`;
    });
    sections.push(`🔄 Similar Past Paths (${trajectories.length}):\n${lines.join('\n')}`);
    totalConfidence += trajectories.reduce((s, t) => s + (t.similarity ?? 0), 0);
    count += trajectories.length;
  }

  if (patterns.length > 0) {
    const lines = patterns.map(p =>
      `  • [×${p.recurrence_count}|impact:${(p.impact_score ?? 0).toFixed(1)}] ${p.representative_content?.slice(0, 150) || p.pattern_key}`
    );
    sections.push(`🔁 Recurring Patterns (${patterns.length}):\n${lines.join('\n')}`);
    // Patterns add a fixed confidence boost
    totalConfidence += patterns.length * 0.3;
    count += patterns.length;
  }

  const avgConfidence = count > 0 ? Math.min(totalConfidence / count, 1.0) : 0;
  const sourceIds = memories.map(m => m.id);

  return {
    text: sections.length > 0 ? sections.join('\n\n') : null,
    confidence: Number(avgConfidence.toFixed(3)),
    sourceIds,
    totalSources: count
  };
}

/**
 * Main advisory function.
 * @param {Object} actionContext - { tool, args, agent, project }
 * @returns {Object} { advisory_text, confidence, source_memory_ids, id, on_cooldown }
 */
async function getAdvisory(actionContext) {
  const { tool, args, agent, project } = actionContext;

  // Check cooldown
  if (await isOnCooldown(agent, tool)) {
    return {
      id: null,
      advisory_text: null,
      confidence: 0,
      source_memory_ids: [],
      on_cooldown: true
    };
  }

  const searchQuery = buildSearchQuery(actionContext);

  // Query all sources in parallel
  const [memories, trajectories, patterns] = await Promise.all([
    queryRelevantMemories(searchQuery),
    queryTrajectories(searchQuery),
    queryPatterns(tool)
  ]);

  const { text, confidence, sourceIds, totalSources } = formatAdvisory(memories, trajectories, patterns);

  if (!text) {
    return {
      id: null,
      advisory_text: null,
      confidence: 0,
      source_memory_ids: [],
      on_cooldown: false
    };
  }

  // Store the advisory
  const id = makeAdvisoryId();
  const actionContextJson = {
    tool,
    args: typeof args === 'string' ? (() => { try { return JSON.parse(args); } catch (_) { return args; } })() : args,
    agent,
    project
  };

  await db.query(
    `INSERT INTO brainx_advisories (id, agent, tool, action_context, advisory_text, source_memory_ids, confidence)
     VALUES ($1, $2, $3, $4, $5, $6, $7)`,
    [id, agent || 'unknown', tool, JSON.stringify(actionContextJson), text, sourceIds, confidence]
  );

  return {
    id,
    advisory_text: text,
    confidence,
    source_memory_ids: sourceIds,
    on_cooldown: false
  };
}

/**
 * Record feedback on an advisory.
 */
async function advisoryFeedback(advisoryId, wasFollowed, outcome) {
  const res = await db.query(
    `UPDATE brainx_advisories
     SET was_followed = $2, outcome = $3
     WHERE id = $1
     RETURNING id, agent, tool, was_followed, outcome`,
    [advisoryId, wasFollowed, outcome || null]
  );
  if (res.rowCount === 0) throw new Error(`Advisory not found: ${advisoryId}`);
  return res.rows[0];
}

module.exports = { getAdvisory, advisoryFeedback, buildSearchQuery, formatAdvisory, isHighRisk, HIGH_RISK_TOOLS };


path: lib/brainx-phase2.js
content: function parseBoolEnv(name, fallback) {
  const raw = process.env[name];
  if (raw === undefined) return fallback;
  const v = String(raw).trim().toLowerCase();
  if (['1', 'true', 'yes', 'on'].includes(v)) return true;
  if (['0', 'false', 'no', 'off'].includes(v)) return false;
  return fallback;
}

function getPhase2Config() {
  const allowlistContexts = (process.env.BRAINX_PII_SCRUB_ALLOWLIST_CONTEXTS || '')
    .split(',')
    .map((v) => v.trim())
    .filter(Boolean);
  return {
    piiScrubEnabled: parseBoolEnv('BRAINX_PII_SCRUB_ENABLED', true),
    piiScrubReplacement: process.env.BRAINX_PII_SCRUB_REPLACEMENT || '[REDACTED]',
    piiScrubAllowlistContexts: allowlistContexts,
    dedupeSimThreshold: Number.parseFloat(process.env.BRAINX_DEDUPE_SIM_THRESHOLD || '0.92') || 0.92,
    dedupeRecentDays: Number.parseInt(process.env.BRAINX_DEDUPE_RECENT_DAYS || '30', 10) || 30
  };
}

const PII_PATTERNS = [
  { reason: 'email', regex: /\b[A-Z0-9._%+-]+@[A-Z0-9.-]+\.[A-Z]{2,}\b/gi },
  { reason: 'phone', regex: /(?<!\w)(?:\+?1[\s.\-]?)?(?:\(?\d{3}\)?[\s.\-]?)?\d{3}[\s.\-]?\d{4}(?!\w)/g },
  { reason: 'openai_key', regex: /\bsk-[A-Za-z0-9]{16,}\b/g },
  { reason: 'github_token', regex: /\b(?:ghp|gho|ghu|ghs|ghr)_[A-Za-z0-9]{20,}\b/g },
  { reason: 'github_pat', regex: /\bgithub_pat_[A-Za-z0-9_]{20,}\b/g },
  { reason: 'aws_access_key', regex: /\bAKIA[0-9A-Z]{16}\b/g },
  { reason: 'slack_token', regex: /\bxox(?:b|p|a|r|s)-[A-Za-z0-9-]{10,}\b/g },
  { reason: 'bearer_token', regex: /\bBearer\s+[A-Za-z0-9._\-]{16,}\b/gi },
  { reason: 'api_key_assignment', regex: /\b(?:api|access|secret)[_-]?key\s*[:=]\s*['"]?[A-Za-z0-9._\-]{12,}['"]?/gi },
  { reason: 'jwt_token', regex: /\beyJ[A-Za-z0-9_\-]{10,}\.[A-Za-z0-9_\-]{10,}\.[A-Za-z0-9_\-]{10,}\b/g },
  { reason: 'private_key_block', regex: /-----BEGIN(?: RSA| EC| OPENSSH)? PRIVATE KEY-----[\s\S]*?-----END(?: RSA| EC| OPENSSH)? PRIVATE KEY-----/g },
  { reason: 'iban', regex: /\b[A-Z]{2}\d{2}[A-Z0-9]{11,30}\b/g },
  { reason: 'credit_card', regex: /\b(?:\d[ -]*?){13,19}\b/g },
  { reason: 'ipv4', regex: /\b(?:(?:25[0-5]|2[0-4]\d|1?\d?\d)\.){3}(?:25[0-5]|2[0-4]\d|1?\d?\d)\b/g },
  { reason: 'password_inline', regex: /(?:contraseña|password|passwd|pass|clave|secret)\s*(?:(?:es|is|actual|nueva|new|=|:)\s*){1,2}['"`]?[^\s'"`,]{4,}['"`]?/gi },
  { reason: 'password_quoted', regex: /(?:contraseña|password|passwd|clave)\s*[:=]\s*['"][^'"]{4,}['"]/gi },
];

function shouldScrubForContext(context, cfg = {}) {
  const enabled = cfg.piiScrubEnabled !== undefined ? !!cfg.piiScrubEnabled : true;
  if (!enabled) return false;
  const ctx = context == null ? '' : String(context).trim();
  if (!ctx) return true;
  const allow = new Set((cfg.piiScrubAllowlistContexts || []).map((v) => String(v).trim()).filter(Boolean));
  return !allow.has(ctx);
}

function scrubTextPII(text, opts = {}) {
  const input = text == null ? text : String(text);
  const enabled = opts.enabled !== undefined ? !!opts.enabled : true;
  const replacement = opts.replacement || '[REDACTED]';
  if (input == null || !enabled) {
    return { text: input, redacted: false, reasons: [] };
  }

  let out = input;
  const reasons = [];
  for (const { reason, regex } of PII_PATTERNS) {
    regex.lastIndex = 0;
    if (!regex.test(out)) continue;
    reasons.push(reason);
    regex.lastIndex = 0;
    out = out.replace(regex, replacement);
  }
  return { text: out, redacted: reasons.length > 0, reasons };
}

function mergeTagsWithMetadata(tags, meta = {}) {
  const input = Array.isArray(tags) ? tags.slice() : [];
  const seen = new Set(input.map(String));
  if (meta.redacted) {
    for (const tag of ['pii:redacted', ...(meta.reasons || []).map((r) => `pii:${r}`)]) {
      if (seen.has(tag)) continue;
      seen.add(tag);
      input.push(tag);
    }
  }
  return input;
}

function deriveMergePlan(existingRow, lifecycle, now) {
  const current = existingRow || null;
  const tsNow = now || new Date();
  if (!current) {
    return {
      found: false,
      finalId: null,
      finalRecurrence: Number(lifecycle.recurrence_count || 1),
      finalFirstSeen: lifecycle.first_seen || tsNow,
      finalLastSeen: lifecycle.last_seen || tsNow
    };
  }

  return {
    found: true,
    finalId: current.id,
    finalRecurrence: Math.max(
      Number(current.recurrence_count || 1) + 1,
      Number(lifecycle.recurrence_count || 0)
    ),
    finalFirstSeen: lifecycle.first_seen || current.first_seen || tsNow,
    finalLastSeen: lifecycle.last_seen || tsNow
  };
}

function cosineSimilarity(a, b) {
  if (!Array.isArray(a) || !Array.isArray(b) || a.length !== b.length || a.length === 0) return 0;
  let dot = 0;
  let na = 0;
  let nb = 0;
  for (let i = 0; i < a.length; i++) {
    const x = Number(a[i]) || 0;
    const y = Number(b[i]) || 0;
    dot += x * y;
    na += x * x;
    nb += y * y;
  }
  if (!na || !nb) return 0;
  return dot / (Math.sqrt(na) * Math.sqrt(nb));
}

module.exports = {
  getPhase2Config,
  shouldScrubForContext,
  scrubTextPII,
  mergeTagsWithMetadata,
  deriveMergePlan,
  cosineSimilarity
};


path: lib/cli.js
content: // Load env silently (dotenv prints tips sometimes)
try {
  const dotenv = require('dotenv');
  const path = process.env.BRAINX_ENV || require('path').join(__dirname, '..', '.env');
  dotenv.configDotenv({ path });
} catch (_) {}

const crypto = require('crypto');

let rag;
let db;

function usage() {
  console.log(`brainx-v5

Commands:
  doctor [--json] [--verbose]
      Run diagnostic checks on BrainX health, schema, data integrity, and stats.
  fix [--dry-run] [--json] [--verbose] [--skip-embeddings]
      Auto-repair issues detected by doctor.
  health
  add --type <type> --content <text> [--context <ctx>] [--tier <hot|warm|cold|archive>] [--importance <1-10>] [--tags a,b,c] [--agent <name>] [--id <id>]
      [--status <pending|in_progress|resolved|promoted|wont_fix>] [--category <category>]
      [--patternKey <key>] [--recurrenceCount <n>] [--firstSeen <iso>] [--lastSeen <iso>] [--resolvedAt <iso>] [--promotedTo <target>] [--resolutionNotes <text>]
      [--sourceKind <kind>] [--sourcePath <path>] [--confidence <0-1>] [--expiresAt <iso>] [--sensitivity <normal|sensitive|restricted>]
  fact --content <text> [--context <project:name>] [--importance <1-10>] [--tags a,b,c]
      Shortcut for: add --type fact --tier hot --category infrastructure
  facts [--context <ctx>] [--limit <n>]
      List all stored facts (infrastructure, URLs, services)
  feature --content <text> [--context <project:name>] [--importance <1-10>] [--tags a,b,c]
      Shortcut for: add --type feature_request --tier warm --category feature_request
  features [--context <ctx>] [--limit <n>] [--status <pending|in_progress|resolved|promoted|wont_fix>]
      List all stored feature requests
  search --query <text> [--limit <n>] [--minSimilarity <0-1>] [--context <ctx>] [--tier <tier>] [--minImportance <n>]
  inject --query <text> [--limit <n>] [--context <ctx>] [--tier <tier>] [--minImportance <n>] [--minScore <n>] [--maxTotalChars <n>] [--maxCharsPerItem <n>] [--maxLinesPerItem <n>]
  resolve (--id <id> | --patternKey <key>) --status <pending|in_progress|resolved|promoted|wont_fix> [--resolvedAt <iso>] [--promotedTo <target>] [--resolutionNotes <text>]
  promote-candidates [--minRecurrence <n>] [--days <n>] [--limit <n>] [--json]
  lifecycle-run [--promoteMinRecurrence <n>] [--promoteDays <n>] [--degradeDays <n>] [--lowImportanceMax <n>] [--lowAccessMax <n>] [--dryRun] [--json]
  metrics [--days <n>] [--topPatterns <n>] [--json]
  feedback --id <memory_id> (--useful | --useless | --incorrect)
      --useful    Boost importance +1 (max 10), increment access_count, feedback_score +1
      --useless   Lower importance -1 (min 1), feedback_score -1
      --incorrect Mark memory as superseded (soft delete)

Scripts (run via node scripts/<name>.js):
  reclassify-memories [--dry-run] [--limit <n>]     Reclassify memory types based on content analysis
  cleanup-low-signal [--dry-run]                     Remove or archive low-quality memories
  generate-eval-dataset [--dry-run] [--limit <n>]    Generate eval fixtures from live data

Types: decision, action, learning, gotcha, note, feature_request, fact
Categories: learning, error, feature_request, correction, knowledge_gap, best_practice,
           infrastructure, project_registry, personal, financial, contact, preference,
           goal, relationship, health, business, client, deadline, routine, context

Provenance flags (V5):
  --sourceKind    Origin of the memory: user_explicit, agent_inference, tool_verified,
                  llm_distilled, markdown_import, regex_extraction, summary_derived
  --sourcePath    File or URL where the memory originated
  --confidence    Confidence score 0-1 (default 0.7)
  --expiresAt     ISO timestamp after which the memory is excluded from search/inject
  --sensitivity   normal (default), sensitive, or restricted

V5 Features:
  advisory --tool <name> --args <json> [--agent <agent>] [--project <project>] [--json]
      Get pre-action advisory from relevant memories, trajectories, and patterns.
  advisory-feedback --id <advisory_id> --followed <yes|no> [--outcome <text>] [--json]
      Record feedback on an advisory.
  eidos predict --agent <agent> --tool <tool> --prediction <text> [--project <project>] [--context <json>] [--json]
      Record what the agent expects to happen.
  eidos evaluate --id <prediction_id> --outcome <text> --accuracy <0-1> [--notes <text>] [--json]
      Compare prediction vs actual outcome.
  eidos distill --id <evaluation_id> [--json]
      Auto-generate a learning memory from an evaluated prediction.
  eidos stats [--agent <agent>] [--days <n>] [--json]
      Prediction accuracy stats.

Environment:
  DATABASE_URL, OPENAI_API_KEY
  BRAINX_INJECT_MAX_CHARS_PER_ITEM (default 2000)
  BRAINX_INJECT_MAX_LINES_PER_ITEM (default 80)
  BRAINX_INJECT_MAX_TOTAL_CHARS (default 12000)
  BRAINX_INJECT_MIN_SCORE (default 0.25)
  BRAINX_PII_SCRUB_ENABLED (default true)
  BRAINX_PII_SCRUB_REPLACEMENT (default [REDACTED])
  BRAINX_DEDUPE_SIM_THRESHOLD (default 0.92)
`);
}

function parseArgs(argv) {
  const out = { _: [] };
  for (let i = 0; i < argv.length; i++) {
    const a = argv[i];
    if (a.startsWith('--')) {
      const k = a.slice(2);
      const v = argv[i + 1];
      if (!v || v.startsWith('--')) out[k] = true;
      else {
        out[k] = v;
        i++;
      }
    } else {
      out._.push(a);
    }
  }
  return out;
}

function getArg(args, ...keys) {
  for (const key of keys) {
    if (args[key] !== undefined) return args[key];
  }
  return undefined;
}

function parseIntArg(v, fallback) {
  if (v === undefined || v === null || v === '') return fallback;
  const n = parseInt(v, 10);
  if (Number.isNaN(n)) throw new Error(`Invalid integer: ${v}`);
  return n;
}

function parseFloatArg(v, fallback) {
  if (v === undefined || v === null || v === '') return fallback;
  const n = parseFloat(v);
  if (Number.isNaN(n)) throw new Error(`Invalid number: ${v}`);
  return n;
}

function nowMs() {
  return Date.now();
}

function makeId() {
  return `m_${Date.now()}_${crypto.randomBytes(4).toString('hex')}`;
}

function hashQuery(query) {
  return crypto.createHash('sha256').update(String(query)).digest('hex').slice(0, 32);
}

function summarizeSimilarities(rows) {
  if (!Array.isArray(rows) || rows.length === 0) {
    return { avgSimilarity: null, topSimilarity: null };
  }
  const sims = rows.map(r => Number(r.similarity)).filter(n => Number.isFinite(n));
  if (!sims.length) return { avgSimilarity: null, topSimilarity: null };
  const avg = sims.reduce((a, b) => a + b, 0) / sims.length;
  const top = Math.max(...sims);
  return { avgSimilarity: Number(avg.toFixed(6)), topSimilarity: Number(top.toFixed(6)) };
}

function getRag(deps = {}) {
  if (deps.rag) return deps.rag;
  if (!rag) rag = require('./openai-rag');
  return rag;
}

function getDb(deps = {}) {
  if (deps.db) return deps.db;
  if (!db) db = require('./db');
  return db;
}

function getIo(deps = {}) {
  return {
    log: deps.log || console.log,
    err: deps.err || console.error,
    stdout: deps.stdout || process.stdout
  };
}

async function maybeLogQuery(ragApi, payload) {
  if (!ragApi || typeof ragApi.logQueryEvent !== 'function') return;
  await ragApi.logQueryEvent(payload);
}

async function cmdHealth(_args, deps = {}) {
  const io = getIo(deps);
  const dbApi = getDb(deps);
  const ok = await dbApi.health();
  const ext = await dbApi.query(
    "select exists(select 1 from pg_extension where extname='vector') as has_vector"
  );
  const tables = await dbApi.query(
    "select count(*)::int as n from information_schema.tables where table_schema='public' and table_name like 'brainx_%'"
  );
  const hasVector = ext.rows?.[0]?.has_vector;
  const nTables = tables.rows?.[0]?.n ?? 0;
  io.log(`BrainX V5 health: ${ok ? 'OK' : 'FAIL'}`);
  io.log(`- pgvector: ${hasVector ? 'yes' : 'no'}`);
  io.log(`- brainx tables: ${nTables}`);
}

async function cmdAdd(args, deps = {}) {
  const type = args.type || 'note';
  const content = args.content || args._[0] || null;
  if (!content) throw new Error('--content is required (or pass as positional argument)');

  const memory = {
    id: args.id || makeId(),
    type,
    content,
    context: args.context || null,
    tier: args.tier || 'warm',
    importance: args.importance ? parseInt(args.importance, 10) : 5,
    agent: (args.agent && args.agent !== true) ? args.agent : (process.env.OPENCLAW_AGENT || null),
    tags: args.tags ? String(args.tags).split(',').map(s => s.trim()).filter(Boolean) : [],
    status: getArg(args, 'status') || 'pending',
    category: getArg(args, 'category') || null,
    pattern_key: getArg(args, 'patternKey', 'pattern-key') || null,
    recurrence_count: getArg(args, 'recurrenceCount', 'recurrence-count') ? parseInt(getArg(args, 'recurrenceCount', 'recurrence-count'), 10) : undefined,
    first_seen: getArg(args, 'firstSeen', 'first-seen') || null,
    last_seen: getArg(args, 'lastSeen', 'last-seen') || null,
    resolved_at: getArg(args, 'resolvedAt', 'resolved-at') || null,
    promoted_to: getArg(args, 'promotedTo', 'promoted-to') || null,
    resolution_notes: getArg(args, 'resolutionNotes', 'resolution-notes') || null,
    // V5 provenance fields
    source_kind: getArg(args, 'sourceKind', 'source-kind') || null,
    source_path: getArg(args, 'sourcePath', 'source-path') || null,
    confidence_score: getArg(args, 'confidence') ? parseFloatArg(getArg(args, 'confidence'), 0.7) : undefined,
    expires_at: getArg(args, 'expiresAt', 'expires-at') || null,
    sensitivity: getArg(args, 'sensitivity') || null
  };

  const ragApi = getRag(deps);
  const stored = await ragApi.storeMemory(memory);
  const io = getIo(deps);
  io.log(JSON.stringify({ ok: true, id: stored?.id || memory.id, pattern_key: stored?.pattern_key || memory.pattern_key || null }));
}

async function cmdSearch(args, deps = {}) {
  const query = args.query;
  if (!query) throw new Error('--query is required');

  const limit = parseIntArg(args.limit, 10);
  const minSimilarity = parseFloatArg(args.minSimilarity, 0.3);
  const minImportance = parseIntArg(args.minImportance, 0);

  const ragApi = getRag(deps);
  const started = nowMs();
  const rows = await ragApi.search(query, {
    limit,
    minSimilarity,
    minImportance,
    tierFilter: args.tier || null,
    contextFilter: args.context || null
  });
  const durationMs = nowMs() - started;
  const simStats = summarizeSimilarities(rows);
  await maybeLogQuery(ragApi, {
    queryHash: hashQuery(query),
    kind: 'search',
    durationMs,
    resultsCount: rows.length,
    ...simStats
  });

  const io = getIo(deps);
  io.log(JSON.stringify({ ok: true, results: rows }, null, 2));
}

function truncateByChars(text, maxChars) {
  const s = String(text);
  if (!maxChars || s.length <= maxChars) return s;
  return s.slice(0, Math.max(0, maxChars - 1)) + '…';
}

function truncateByLines(text, maxLines) {
  const s = String(text);
  if (!maxLines) return s;
  const lines = s.split(/\r?\n/);
  if (lines.length <= maxLines) return s;
  return lines.slice(0, maxLines).join('\n') + '\n…';
}

function formatInject(rows, opts = {}) {
  const {
    maxCharsPerItem = 2000,
    maxLinesPerItem = 80,
    maxTotalChars = 12000
  } = opts;

  const blocks = [];
  let total = 0;
  for (const r of rows) {
    const meta = `[sim:${(r.similarity ?? 0).toFixed(2)} score:${(r.score ?? 0).toFixed(2)} imp:${r.importance} tier:${r.tier} type:${r.type} agent:${r.agent || ''} ctx:${r.context || ''}]`;

    let content = String(r.content).trim();
    content = truncateByLines(content, maxLinesPerItem);
    content = truncateByChars(content, maxCharsPerItem);
    const block = `${meta}\n${content}`;
    const sep = blocks.length ? '\n\n---\n\n' : '';

    if (maxTotalChars && total + sep.length >= maxTotalChars) break;
    if (maxTotalChars && total + sep.length + block.length > maxTotalChars) {
      const remaining = maxTotalChars - total - sep.length;
      if (remaining <= 0) break;
      blocks.push(sep + truncateByChars(block, remaining));
      total += sep.length + Math.min(block.length, remaining);
      break;
    }

    blocks.push(sep + block);
    total += sep.length + block.length;
  }
  return blocks.join('');
}

async function cmdInject(args, deps = {}) {
  const query = args.query;
  if (!query) throw new Error('--query is required');

  const limit = parseIntArg(args.limit, 10);
  const minImportance = parseIntArg(args.minImportance, 0);
  const minSimilarity = parseFloatArg(getArg(args, 'minSimilarity'), 0.15);
  const minScore = parseFloatArg(getArg(args, 'minScore', 'min-score'), parseFloat(process.env.BRAINX_INJECT_MIN_SCORE || '0.25'));

  const defaultTier = process.env.BRAINX_INJECT_DEFAULT_TIER || 'warm_or_hot';

  let tierFilter = args.tier || null;
  let rows;
  const ragApi = getRag(deps);
  const started = nowMs();

  if (tierFilter) {
    rows = await ragApi.search(query, {
      limit,
      minSimilarity,
      minImportance,
      tierFilter,
      contextFilter: args.context || null
    });
  } else if (defaultTier === 'warm_or_hot') {
    const hot = await ragApi.search(query, {
      limit,
      minSimilarity,
      minImportance,
      tierFilter: 'hot',
      contextFilter: args.context || null
    });
    const warm = await ragApi.search(query, {
      limit,
      minSimilarity,
      minImportance,
      tierFilter: 'warm',
      contextFilter: args.context || null
    });
    const seen = new Set();
    rows = [];
    for (const r of [...hot, ...warm]) {
      if (seen.has(r.id)) continue;
      seen.add(r.id);
      rows.push(r);
      if (rows.length >= limit) break;
    }
  } else {
    rows = await ragApi.search(query, {
      limit,
      minSimilarity,
      minImportance,
      tierFilter: null,
      contextFilter: args.context || null
    });
  }

  rows = rows.filter(r => Number(r.score ?? -Infinity) >= minScore);

  const durationMs = nowMs() - started;
  const simStats = summarizeSimilarities(rows);
  await maybeLogQuery(ragApi, {
    queryHash: hashQuery(query),
    kind: 'inject',
    durationMs,
    resultsCount: rows.length,
    ...simStats
  });

  const maxCharsPerItem = parseIntArg(getArg(args, 'maxCharsPerItem', 'max-chars-per-item'), parseInt(process.env.BRAINX_INJECT_MAX_CHARS_PER_ITEM || '2000', 10));
  const maxLinesPerItem = parseIntArg(getArg(args, 'maxLinesPerItem', 'max-lines-per-item'), parseInt(process.env.BRAINX_INJECT_MAX_LINES_PER_ITEM || '80', 10));
  const maxTotalChars = parseIntArg(getArg(args, 'maxTotalChars', 'max-total-chars'), parseInt(process.env.BRAINX_INJECT_MAX_TOTAL_CHARS || '12000', 10));

  const io = getIo(deps);
  io.stdout.write(formatInject(rows, { maxCharsPerItem, maxLinesPerItem, maxTotalChars }));
}

async function cmdResolve(args, deps = {}) {
  const id = args.id || null;
  const patternKey = getArg(args, 'patternKey', 'pattern-key') || null;
  const status = getArg(args, 'status');
  if (!id && !patternKey) throw new Error('--id or --patternKey is required\n  Usage: brainx resolve --id <memory_id> --status <resolved|promoted|wont_fix>\n         brainx resolve --patternKey <key> --status <status>');
  if (!status) throw new Error('--status is required (resolved|promoted|wont_fix)');

  const resolvedAtArg = getArg(args, 'resolvedAt', 'resolved-at');
  const promotedTo = getArg(args, 'promotedTo', 'promoted-to') || null;
  const resolutionNotes = getArg(args, 'resolutionNotes', 'resolution-notes') || null;
  const autoResolvedStatuses = new Set(['resolved', 'promoted', 'wont_fix']);
  const resolvedAt = resolvedAtArg || (autoResolvedStatuses.has(status) ? new Date().toISOString() : null);

  const dbApi = getDb(deps);
  let result;
  if (id) {
    result = await dbApi.query(
      `UPDATE brainx_memories
       SET status = $2,
           resolved_at = COALESCE($3::timestamptz, resolved_at),
           promoted_to = COALESCE($4, promoted_to),
           resolution_notes = COALESCE($5, resolution_notes)
       WHERE id = $1
       RETURNING id, pattern_key, status, resolved_at, promoted_to, resolution_notes`,
      [id, status, resolvedAt, promotedTo, resolutionNotes]
    );
  } else {
    result = await dbApi.query(
      `UPDATE brainx_memories
       SET status = $2,
           resolved_at = COALESCE($3::timestamptz, resolved_at),
           promoted_to = COALESCE($4, promoted_to),
           resolution_notes = COALESCE($5, resolution_notes)
       WHERE pattern_key = $1
       RETURNING id, pattern_key, status, resolved_at, promoted_to, resolution_notes`,
      [patternKey, status, resolvedAt, promotedTo, resolutionNotes]
    );
  }

  const targetPatternKey = patternKey || result.rows?.[0]?.pattern_key || null;
  if (targetPatternKey) {
    await dbApi.query(
      `UPDATE brainx_patterns
       SET last_status = $2,
           promoted_to = COALESCE($3, promoted_to),
           updated_at = NOW()
       WHERE pattern_key = $1`,
      [targetPatternKey, status, promotedTo]
    );
  }

  const io = getIo(deps);
  io.log(JSON.stringify({ ok: true, updated: result.rowCount ?? result.rows?.length ?? 0, rows: result.rows || [] }, null, 2));
}

async function cmdPromoteCandidates(args, deps = {}) {
  const minRecurrence = parseIntArg(getArg(args, 'minRecurrence', 'min-recurrence'), 3);
  const days = parseIntArg(args.days, 30);
  const limit = parseIntArg(args.limit, 50);
  const dbApi = getDb(deps);

  const res = await dbApi.query(
    `SELECT
       p.pattern_key,
       p.recurrence_count,
       p.first_seen,
       p.last_seen,
       p.impact_score,
       p.representative_memory_id,
       p.last_memory_id,
       p.last_category,
       p.last_status,
       p.promoted_to,
       m.content AS representative_content,
       m.tier,
       m.importance,
       m.context,
       m.agent
     FROM brainx_patterns p
     LEFT JOIN brainx_memories m ON m.id = p.representative_memory_id
     WHERE p.recurrence_count >= $1
       AND p.last_seen >= NOW() - make_interval(days => $2)
       AND COALESCE(p.last_status, 'pending') IN ('pending', 'in_progress')
       AND p.promoted_to IS NULL
     ORDER BY p.recurrence_count DESC, p.impact_score DESC NULLS LAST, p.last_seen DESC
     LIMIT $3`,
    [minRecurrence, days, limit]
  );

  const payload = {
    ok: true,
    thresholds: { minRecurrence, days },
    count: res.rows.length,
    results: res.rows
  };

  const io = getIo(deps);
  io.log(JSON.stringify(payload, null, 2));
}

async function cmdMetrics(args, deps = {}) {
  const days = parseIntArg(args.days, 30);
  const topPatterns = parseIntArg(getArg(args, 'topPatterns', 'top-patterns'), 10);
  const dbApi = getDb(deps);

  const [statusCounts, categoryCounts, tierCounts, topPatternRows, queryPerf] = await Promise.all([
    dbApi.query(`SELECT COALESCE(status, 'unknown') AS key, COUNT(*)::int AS count FROM brainx_memories GROUP BY 1 ORDER BY 2 DESC, 1 ASC`),
    dbApi.query(`SELECT COALESCE(category, 'uncategorized') AS key, COUNT(*)::int AS count FROM brainx_memories GROUP BY 1 ORDER BY 2 DESC, 1 ASC`),
    dbApi.query(`SELECT COALESCE(tier, 'unknown') AS key, COUNT(*)::int AS count FROM brainx_memories GROUP BY 1 ORDER BY 2 DESC, 1 ASC`),
    dbApi.query(
      `SELECT pattern_key, recurrence_count, first_seen, last_seen, impact_score, last_status, promoted_to
       FROM brainx_patterns
       ORDER BY recurrence_count DESC, impact_score DESC NULLS LAST, last_seen DESC
       LIMIT $1`,
      [topPatterns]
    ),
    dbApi.query(
      `SELECT
         query_kind,
         COUNT(*)::int AS calls,
         ROUND(AVG(duration_ms)::numeric, 2) AS avg_duration_ms,
         ROUND(AVG(results_count)::numeric, 2) AS avg_results_count,
         ROUND(AVG(avg_similarity)::numeric, 4) AS avg_similarity,
         ROUND(AVG(top_similarity)::numeric, 4) AS avg_top_similarity
       FROM brainx_query_log
       WHERE created_at >= NOW() - make_interval(days => $1)
       GROUP BY query_kind
       ORDER BY query_kind`,
      [days]
    ).catch(() => ({ rows: [] }))
  ]);

  const payload = {
    ok: true,
    window_days: days,
    counts: {
      by_status: statusCounts.rows,
      by_category: categoryCounts.rows,
      by_tier: tierCounts.rows
    },
    top_recurring_patterns: topPatternRows.rows,
    query_performance: queryPerf.rows
  };

  const io = getIo(deps);
  io.log(JSON.stringify(payload, null, 2));
}

async function cmdFact(args, deps = {}) {
  // Shortcut: brainx fact "..." → add --type fact --tier hot --category infrastructure
  const content = args.content || args._[0] || null;
  if (!content) throw new Error('--content is required (or pass as positional argument)');
  return cmdAdd({
    ...args,
    type: 'fact',
    tier: args.tier || 'hot',
    importance: args.importance || '8',
    category: args.category || 'infrastructure',
    context: args.context || 'project:global',
  }, deps);
}

async function cmdFacts(args, deps = {}) {
  const dbApi = getDb(deps);
  const limit = parseIntArg(args.limit, 30);
  const contextFilter = args.context || null;

  let sql = `
    SELECT id, content, tier, importance, context, category, tags, created_at, last_seen
    FROM brainx_memories
    WHERE type = 'fact'
      AND superseded_by IS NULL
  `;
  const params = [];
  let i = 1;

  if (contextFilter) {
    sql += ` AND context = $${i}`;
    params.push(contextFilter);
    i++;
  }

  sql += ` ORDER BY importance DESC, last_seen DESC NULLS LAST LIMIT $${i}`;
  params.push(limit);

  const res = await dbApi.query(sql, params);
  const io = getIo(deps);
  io.log(JSON.stringify({ ok: true, count: res.rows.length, facts: res.rows }, null, 2));
}

async function cmdFeature(args, deps = {}) {
  // Shortcut: brainx feature "..." → add --type feature_request --tier warm --category feature_request
  const content = args.content || args._[0] || null;
  if (!content) throw new Error('--content is required (or pass as positional argument)');
  return cmdAdd({
    ...args,
    type: 'feature_request',
    tier: args.tier || 'warm',
    importance: args.importance || '6',
    category: args.category || 'feature_request',
    status: args.status || 'pending',
  }, deps);
}

async function cmdFeatures(args, deps = {}) {
  const dbApi = getDb(deps);
  const limit = parseIntArg(args.limit, 30);
  const contextFilter = args.context || null;
  const statusFilter = args.status || null;

  let sql = `
    SELECT id, content, tier, importance, context, category, tags, status, created_at, last_seen
    FROM brainx_memories
    WHERE type = 'feature_request'
      AND superseded_by IS NULL
  `;
  const params = [];
  let i = 1;

  if (contextFilter) {
    sql += ` AND context = $${i}`;
    params.push(contextFilter);
    i++;
  }
  if (statusFilter) {
    sql += ` AND status = $${i}`;
    params.push(statusFilter);
    i++;
  }

  sql += ` ORDER BY importance DESC, created_at DESC LIMIT $${i}`;
  params.push(limit);

  const res = await dbApi.query(sql, params);
  const io = getIo(deps);
  io.log(JSON.stringify({ ok: true, count: res.rows.length, features: res.rows }, null, 2));
}

async function cmdLifecycleRun(args, deps = {}) {
  const dbApi = getDb(deps);
  const promoteMinRecurrence = parseIntArg(getArg(args, 'promoteMinRecurrence', 'promote-min-recurrence'), parseInt(process.env.BRAINX_LIFECYCLE_PROMOTE_MIN_RECURRENCE || '3', 10));
  const promoteDays = parseIntArg(getArg(args, 'promoteDays', 'promote-days'), parseInt(process.env.BRAINX_LIFECYCLE_PROMOTE_DAYS || '30', 10));
  const degradeDays = parseIntArg(getArg(args, 'degradeDays', 'degrade-days'), parseInt(process.env.BRAINX_LIFECYCLE_DEGRADE_DAYS || '45', 10));
  const lowImportanceMax = parseIntArg(getArg(args, 'lowImportanceMax', 'low-importance-max'), parseInt(process.env.BRAINX_LIFECYCLE_LOW_IMPORTANCE_MAX || '3', 10));
  const lowAccessMax = parseIntArg(getArg(args, 'lowAccessMax', 'low-access-max'), parseInt(process.env.BRAINX_LIFECYCLE_LOW_ACCESS_MAX || '1', 10));
  const dryRun = !!getArg(args, 'dryRun', 'dry-run');

  const promotedPreview = await dbApi.query(
    `SELECT id, pattern_key, status, recurrence_count, last_seen, access_count, importance
     FROM brainx_memories
     WHERE COALESCE(status, 'pending') IN ('pending', 'in_progress')
       AND recurrence_count >= $1
       AND last_seen >= NOW() - make_interval(days => $2)`,
    [promoteMinRecurrence, promoteDays]
  );

  const degradedPreview = await dbApi.query(
    `SELECT id, pattern_key, status, recurrence_count, last_seen, access_count, importance
     FROM brainx_memories
     WHERE COALESCE(status, 'pending') IN ('pending', 'in_progress')
       AND last_seen < NOW() - make_interval(days => $1)`,
    [degradeDays]
  );

  let promoted = { rowCount: 0, rows: [] };
  let degraded = { rowCount: 0, rows: [] };
  if (!dryRun) {
    promoted = await dbApi.query(
      `UPDATE brainx_memories
       SET status = 'promoted',
           resolved_at = COALESCE(resolved_at, NOW())
       WHERE id IN (
         SELECT id
         FROM brainx_memories
         WHERE COALESCE(status, 'pending') IN ('pending', 'in_progress')
           AND recurrence_count >= $1
           AND last_seen >= NOW() - make_interval(days => $2)
       )
       RETURNING id, pattern_key, status, recurrence_count, last_seen, access_count, importance`,
      [promoteMinRecurrence, promoteDays]
    );

    degraded = await dbApi.query(
      `UPDATE brainx_memories
       SET status = CASE
             WHEN COALESCE(importance, 5) <= $2 AND COALESCE(access_count, 0) <= $3 THEN 'wont_fix'
             ELSE 'pending'
           END,
           resolved_at = CASE
             WHEN COALESCE(importance, 5) <= $2 AND COALESCE(access_count, 0) <= $3 THEN COALESCE(resolved_at, NOW())
             ELSE resolved_at
           END
       WHERE id IN (
         SELECT id
         FROM brainx_memories
         WHERE COALESCE(status, 'pending') IN ('pending', 'in_progress')
           AND last_seen < NOW() - make_interval(days => $1)
       )
       RETURNING id, pattern_key, status, recurrence_count, last_seen, access_count, importance`,
      [degradeDays, lowImportanceMax, lowAccessMax]
    );

    const affectedPatternKeys = Array.from(new Set(
      [...(promoted.rows || []), ...(degraded.rows || [])]
        .map((r) => r.pattern_key)
        .filter(Boolean)
    ));
    if (affectedPatternKeys.length) {
      await dbApi.query(
        `UPDATE brainx_patterns p
         SET recurrence_count = agg.recurrence_count,
             first_seen = agg.first_seen,
             last_seen = agg.last_seen,
             last_status = agg.last_status,
             promoted_to = COALESCE(p.promoted_to, agg.promoted_to),
             updated_at = NOW()
         FROM (
           SELECT pattern_key,
                  MAX(recurrence_count) AS recurrence_count,
                  MIN(first_seen) AS first_seen,
                  MAX(last_seen) AS last_seen,
                  (ARRAY_AGG(status ORDER BY last_seen DESC NULLS LAST, created_at DESC))[1] AS last_status,
                  (ARRAY_AGG(promoted_to ORDER BY last_seen DESC NULLS LAST, created_at DESC))[1] AS promoted_to
           FROM brainx_memories
           WHERE pattern_key = ANY($1)
           GROUP BY pattern_key
         ) agg
         WHERE p.pattern_key = agg.pattern_key`,
        [affectedPatternKeys]
      );
    }
  }

  const io = getIo(deps);
  io.log(JSON.stringify({
    ok: true,
    dry_run: dryRun,
    thresholds: { promoteMinRecurrence, promoteDays, degradeDays, lowImportanceMax, lowAccessMax },
    candidates: { promote: promotedPreview.rows || [], degrade: degradedPreview.rows || [] },
    updated: dryRun ? { promoted: 0, degraded: 0 } : { promoted: promoted.rowCount || 0, degraded: degraded.rowCount || 0 },
    results: dryRun ? null : { promoted: promoted.rows || [], degraded: degraded.rows || [] }
  }, null, 2));
}

// ── V5: Advisory System ─────────────────────────────
async function cmdAdvisory(args, deps = {}) {
  const tool = args.tool;
  if (!tool) throw new Error('--tool is required\n  Usage: brainx advisory --tool <tool_name> [--agent <agent>] [--project <project>] [--json]');
  const argsJson = args.args || '{}';
  const agent = args.agent || process.env.OPENCLAW_AGENT || 'unknown';
  const project = args.project || null;
  const jsonOutput = !!args.json;

  const { getAdvisory } = require('./advisory');
  const result = await getAdvisory({ tool, args: argsJson, agent, project });

  const io = getIo(deps);
  if (jsonOutput) {
    io.log(JSON.stringify(result, null, 2));
  } else if (result.on_cooldown) {
    io.log('Advisory on cooldown for this agent+tool combination.');
  } else if (!result.advisory_text) {
    io.log('No relevant advisories found.');
  } else {
    io.log(`🔮 Advisory (confidence: ${result.confidence.toFixed(2)}, id: ${result.id}):\n\n${result.advisory_text}`);
  }
}

async function cmdAdvisoryFeedback(args, deps = {}) {
  const id = args.id;
  if (!id) throw new Error('--id is required');
  const followed = args.followed;
  if (!followed) throw new Error('--followed is required (yes|no)');
  const wasFollowed = followed === 'yes' || followed === 'true';
  const outcome = args.outcome || null;
  const jsonOutput = !!args.json;

  const { advisoryFeedback } = require('./advisory');
  const result = await advisoryFeedback(id, wasFollowed, outcome);

  const io = getIo(deps);
  if (jsonOutput) {
    io.log(JSON.stringify({ ok: true, ...result }, null, 2));
  } else {
    io.log(`Advisory ${id} updated: followed=${wasFollowed}, outcome=${outcome || 'N/A'}`);
  }
}

// ── V5: EIDOS Loop ──────────────────────────────────
async function cmdEidos(args, deps = {}) {
  const subCmd = args._[0];
  if (!subCmd) throw new Error('eidos subcommand required: predict|evaluate|distill|stats\n  Usage:\n    brainx eidos predict --prediction "..." [--tool <t>] [--project <p>]\n    brainx eidos evaluate --id <id> --outcome "..." --accuracy <0-1>\n    brainx eidos distill --id <id>\n    brainx eidos stats [--agent <a>] [--json]');

  const eidos = require('./eidos');
  const io = getIo(deps);
  const jsonOutput = !!args.json;

  if (subCmd === 'predict') {
    const agent = args.agent || process.env.OPENCLAW_AGENT || 'unknown';
    const tool = args.tool || null;
    const prediction = args.prediction;
    if (!prediction) throw new Error('--prediction is required');
    const project = args.project || null;
    const context = args.context || null;

    const result = await eidos.predict({ agent, tool, project, prediction, context });
    if (jsonOutput) {
      io.log(JSON.stringify({ ok: true, ...result }, null, 2));
    } else {
      io.log(`✅ Prediction recorded: ${result.id}`);
    }
  } else if (subCmd === 'evaluate') {
    const id = args.id;
    if (!id) throw new Error('--id is required');
    const outcome = args.outcome;
    if (!outcome) throw new Error('--outcome is required');
    const accuracy = args.accuracy;
    if (accuracy === undefined) throw new Error('--accuracy is required (0-1)');
    const notes = args.notes || null;

    const result = await eidos.evaluate({ id, actualOutcome: outcome, accuracy, notes });
    if (jsonOutput) {
      io.log(JSON.stringify({ ok: true, ...result }, null, 2));
    } else {
      io.log(`✅ Evaluation recorded: ${id} → accuracy: ${accuracy}`);
    }
  } else if (subCmd === 'distill') {
    const id = args.id;
    if (!id) throw new Error('--id is required');

    const result = await eidos.distillLearning({ id });
    if (jsonOutput) {
      io.log(JSON.stringify({ ok: true, ...result }, null, 2));
    } else {
      io.log(`✅ Distilled learning from ${id} → memory: ${result.learning_memory_id}`);
    }
  } else if (subCmd === 'stats') {
    const agent = args.agent || null;
    const days = args.days || 30;

    const result = await eidos.stats({ agent, days });
    if (jsonOutput) {
      io.log(JSON.stringify({ ok: true, ...result }, null, 2));
    } else {
      io.log(`📊 EIDOS Stats (${result.window_days}d, agent: ${result.agent}):`);
      const c = result.counts;
      io.log(`  Total: ${c.total} | Pending: ${c.pending} | Evaluated: ${c.evaluated} | Distilled: ${c.distilled}`);
      if (result.accuracy) {
        io.log(`  Accuracy: avg=${result.accuracy.overall_accuracy ?? 'N/A'} min=${result.accuracy.min_accuracy ?? 'N/A'} max=${result.accuracy.max_accuracy ?? 'N/A'}`);
      }
      if (result.by_tool.length > 0) {
        io.log(`  By tool:`);
        for (const t of result.by_tool) {
          io.log(`    ${t.tool || 'unknown'}: ${t.total} predictions, avg_accuracy=${t.avg_accuracy ?? 'N/A'}`);
        }
      }
    }
  } else {
    throw new Error(`Unknown eidos subcommand: ${subCmd}. Use: predict|evaluate|distill|stats`);
  }
}

async function main(argvIn = process.argv.slice(2), deps = {}) {
  const argv = argvIn;
  const cmd = argv[0];
  const args = parseArgs(argv.slice(1));

  if (!cmd || cmd === '--help' || cmd === '-h') {
    usage();
    return 0;
  }

  if (cmd === 'doctor') {
    const { cmdDoctor } = require('./doctor');
    return cmdDoctor(args, deps);
  }
  if (cmd === 'fix' || cmd === '--fix') {
    const { cmdFix } = require('./fix');
    return cmdFix(args, deps);
  }
  if (cmd === 'health') return cmdHealth(args, deps);
  if (cmd === 'add') return cmdAdd(args, deps);
  if (cmd === 'fact') return cmdFact(args, deps);
  if (cmd === 'facts') return cmdFacts(args, deps);
  if (cmd === 'feature') return cmdFeature(args, deps);
  if (cmd === 'features') return cmdFeatures(args, deps);
  if (cmd === 'search') return cmdSearch(args, deps);
  if (cmd === 'inject') return cmdInject(args, deps);
  if (cmd === 'resolve') return cmdResolve(args, deps);
  if (cmd === 'promote-candidates') return cmdPromoteCandidates(args, deps);
  if (cmd === 'lifecycle-run') return cmdLifecycleRun(args, deps);
  if (cmd === 'metrics') return cmdMetrics(args, deps);

  // V5: Advisory System
  if (cmd === 'advisory') return cmdAdvisory(args, deps);
  if (cmd === 'advisory-feedback') return cmdAdvisoryFeedback(args, deps);

  // V5: EIDOS Loop
  if (cmd === 'eidos') return cmdEidos(args, deps);

  throw new Error(`Unknown command: ${cmd}`);
}

module.exports = {
  usage,
  parseArgs,
  formatInject,
  hashQuery,
  summarizeSimilarities,
  cmdHealth,
  cmdAdd,
  cmdSearch,
  cmdInject,
  cmdResolve,
  cmdPromoteCandidates,
  cmdLifecycleRun,
  cmdMetrics,
  cmdAdvisory,
  cmdAdvisoryFeedback,
  cmdEidos,
  main
};

if (require.main === module) {
  main().catch((e) => {
    console.error(e.message || e);
    process.exit(1);
  });
}


path: lib/db.js
content: const { Pool } = require('pg');

// Load env from .env file if present
try {
  const dotenv = require('dotenv');
  const path = process.env.BRAINX_ENV || require('path').join(__dirname, '..', '.env');
  dotenv.configDotenv({ path });
} catch (_) {}

// Support shared env file for all agents (fallback)
if (!process.env.DATABASE_URL && process.env.BRAINX_ENV) {
  try {
    require('dotenv').config({ path: process.env.BRAINX_ENV });
  } catch (_) {}
}

const DATABASE_URL = process.env.DATABASE_URL;
if (!DATABASE_URL) {
  throw new Error('DATABASE_URL is required');
}

const pool = new Pool({ connectionString: DATABASE_URL });

async function query(text, params) {
  return pool.query(text, params);
}

async function withClient(fn) {
  const client = await pool.connect();
  try {
    return await fn(client);
  } finally {
    client.release();
  }
}

async function health() {
  const r = await query('select 1 as ok');
  return r.rows?.[0]?.ok === 1;
}

module.exports = { pool, query, withClient, health };


path: package.json
content: {
  "name": "brainx-v5",
  "version": "0.3.1",
  "private": true,
  "type": "commonjs",
  "scripts": {
    "test": "node ./tests/cli-v5.js",
    "test:smoke": "node ./tests/smoke.js",
    "test:rag": "node ./tests/rag.js",
    "eval:memory-quality": "node ./scripts/eval-memory-quality.js --dataset ./tests/fixtures/memory-eval-sample.jsonl",
    "eval:build-real-dataset": "node ./scripts/generate-eval-dataset-from-memories.js ./tests/fixtures/memory-eval-real.jsonl 80"
  },
  "dependencies": {
    "dotenv": "^17.3.1",
    "openai": "^6.26.0",
    "pg": "^8.13.1"
  }
}


path: sql/003_create_pilot_log_telemetry.sql
content: CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS brainx_pilot_log (
    id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
    agent VARCHAR(50),
    own_memories INT DEFAULT 0,
    team_memories INT DEFAULT 0,
    total_chars INT DEFAULT 0,
    injected_at TIMESTAMPTZ DEFAULT NOW()
);


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