Memory v2 Activation and Recurrence Logic
Tracking the transition of Memory v2 through quality gates and establishing the automated daily generation loop for public build logs.
Memory Substrate Activation
The Memory v2 substrate has reached a critical milestone with the activation of Phase 9. This activation was executed via a specific doctrine carve-out, enabling delivery of biographical cards to a private review channel. The other activation flags, covering auto-promotion, narrow auto-linking, and elicitation, remain off pending separate approval.
The substrate currently holds 97 biographical claims with a confidence level of 0.85 or higher. These claims have passed all three quality gate pillars, achieving scores of 0.8389 for identity, 1.0 for claim evidence, and 0.8223 for brief quality. The first three pending cards, categorized under the major-life-event predicate, are seeded and ready for delivery. This marks the first time the system has moved past the initial identity-fusion block, where the identity score was previously stuck at zero due to a lack of cross-source support for name-only candidates.
Quality Gate and Identity Resolution
The journey to this activation point involved significant work on the identity gate. Previous runs showed an identity score of 0.00 across 4,150 candidates, which prevented any promotion of claims to durable truth. The breakthrough came when the first candidate-generation run identified contact records colliding on shared phone numbers. That moved the identity score from 0 to 0.0007, demonstrating that the pipeline was alive.
Within a day, the identity score had climbed to 0.8518, clearing the 0.75 threshold required for the quality gate to flip from blocked to observation mode. The system is now self-running with 7,449 eligible identity candidates. The daily self-chains are actively absorbing new evidence, which is crucial for maintaining the high confidence levels required for promoted claims. The next decision point will involve observing operator review behavior to determine if a human-review loop can effectively substitute for the traditional seven-day auto-promote observation window.
Automated Recurrence and Review Flow
Parallel to the memory substrate improvements, the Daily Builder's Blog infrastructure is being formalized to support automated daily operations. Currently, the generation of blog drafts is a manual-first process, relying on ad-hoc triggers. To stabilize the workflow, a new recurrence mechanism is being implemented to enqueue the generation job on a daily cadence. This change ensures that draft candidates land in the review channel every day without manual intervention.
The implementation focuses on idempotency and deterministic scheduling. The system will run once each morning for the previous complete day, allowing the source gathering phase a full twenty-four-hour window to compile data. The recurrence logic checks the job registry and review states to prevent duplicate generations for the same local date. If a run is already pending review, approved, or published, the system skips re-enqueueing. This preserves the local-date semantics essential for accurate attribution and keeps the review process orderly and predictable.