The daemon tests that compared against one literal ask the entry instead: IsAck
names the line she could have said without pinning the wording. The eval scores
every ack variant on the persona checks the nudges already pass.
queryMemory returns a fact's stored text verbatim, so the text the write path
indexed is what he hears. It was the utterance, which made recall of any
voice-tapped fact answer with the sentence he said: go_version = 1.20 was
indexed as "какая последняя версия языка Go?", and that question came back.
FactRecallText renders the fact instead, and the utterance stays in meta as
provenance. Correcting a value now drops the key's vectors the way voiding one
does, since the superseded value was still answering.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
IntentFact used to persist whatever the model invented for a question-shaped
utterance, at confidence 1.00, and index it for recall under the question's own
text. Two such rows then claimed seven unrelated world questions and silently
disabled world answering.
A question now goes down the query chain, which is what he asked for. The second
half is confidence: a value grounded in what he said stays 1.00, a value the model
supplied for words he never said drops to 0.60 and says so in the log. Same
reasoning as 'LLM output is not authorization' on the act path.
Pure move: actionFact, actionReminder, actionAct and actionNote each get
their own actions_<intent>.go. The two small ones (chat, system) and the
actionHandlers table stay in actions.go, which is now just the dispatch
layer and the notes about what does not belong in it. No behaviour
change — only the file a handler is read in.
claude
kami