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fix(memory-md): compress 25 entries in 351-400 char tier — B-0006 tier-42#1558

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Summary

  • Tier-42 of B-0006 MEMORY.md compression. After tier-41 (PR fix(memory-md): compress 25 entries in 351-400 char tier — B-0006 tier-41 #1557), 102 entries remained in 351-400 char range.
  • Compressed the top 25 longest entries while preserving retrieval hooks (concept names, trigger/mechanism, dates, Otto-NN attribution).
  • Final 351-400 count: 77 (102 - 25). File size: 146271 → 144999 bytes (~1.24 KB saved).

Test plan

  • LC_ALL=C awk count of entries in 351-400 char range: 77 (target met).
  • No ... ellipsis in path references.
  • No underlying memory files modified.
  • No fabricated citations / dates.
  • All formatting preserved (leading - [, bold **, link, separator, em-dashes).

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Tier-42 of B-0006 MEMORY.md compression. After tier-41 (PR #1557),
102 entries remained in 351-400 char range. Compressed top 25
longest entries while preserving retrieval hooks (concept names,
trigger/mechanism, dates, Otto-NN attribution).

Final 351-400 count: 77 (102 - 25).
File size: 146271 → 144999 bytes (~1.24 KB saved).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Comment thread memory/MEMORY.md
- [**Block on Aaron only when he MUST act personally; weighty decisions get the same record-and-review-later flow (Aaron 2026-04-27)**](feedback_block_only_when_aaron_must_do_something_only_he_can_do_otherwise_drive_with_best_long_term_judgment_2026_04_27.md) — No "weighty=block" tier. Drive forward + bulk-align later.
- [**Windows CI seed → peer-mode-agent → green Windows legs trajectory**](project_windows_ci_peer_mode_trajectory_2026_04_27.md) — Stage 1 (done): Windows in matrix with `continue-on-error: true`. Stage 2: `tools/setup/install.ps1`. Stage 3 (peer-mode agent, blocked): polish to green. Stage 4: flip flag false. *"not rush on this."* (2026-04-27.)
- [**CI cadence split — per-PR fast / per-merge slow (Aaron 2026-04-27)**](feedback_ci_cadence_split_per_pr_fast_per_merge_slow_aaron_2026_04_27.md) — Slow checks (Analyze csharp + macos-26 + Windows) on push-to-main/schedule/dispatch only; PR cycles ~25min → ~3-5min. Same pattern as low-memory.yml. Windows `continue-on-error: true` until peer-mode online.
- [**CI cadence split — per-PR fast / per-merge slow (Aaron 2026-04-27)**](feedback_ci_cadence_split_per_pr_fast_per_merge_slow_aaron_2026_04_27.md) — Slow checks (Analyze csharp + macos-26 + Windows) on push-to-main only; PRs ~25min → ~3-5min. Windows `continue-on-error: true`.
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P2 Badge Restore full CI trigger set in cadence summary

This edit changes the cadence claim from "push-to-main / schedule / workflow_dispatch" to "push-to-main only," which is no longer faithful to the referenced source memory and current workflow behavior. The linked memory (memory/feedback_ci_cadence_split_per_pr_fast_per_merge_slow_aaron_2026_04_27.md, esp. lines 3 and 36) explicitly includes schedule and workflow_dispatch in the slow-check cadence, and the active workflows still use those non-push triggers (e.g., gate.yml has workflow_dispatch, codeql.yml has schedule). Because memory/MEMORY.md is the fast-path operational index, this regression can mislead later triage or policy decisions about when slow checks run.

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Pull request overview

Compresses 25 of the longest memory/MEMORY.md index entries in the 351–400 character tier (B-0006 tier-42), reducing file size while keeping filenames and retrieval hooks intact.

Changes:

  • Shortened 25 memory/MEMORY.md bullets by trimming non-essential trailing clauses while preserving link targets and key keywords/dates.
  • Normalized several titles to include concise parenthetical provenance (e.g., “(Aaron 2026-05-04)”) as part of the compression strategy.

AceHack added a commit that referenced this pull request May 5, 2026
…r-43

Tier-43 of B-0006 MEMORY.md compression. After tier-42 (PR #1558),
77 entries remained in 351-400 char range. Compressed top 25 longest
preserving retrieval hooks (concept name, mechanism, Otto-NN, dates,
attribution).

Final 351-400 count: 52 (was 77).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
AceHack added a commit that referenced this pull request May 5, 2026
…-instance re-onboarding (#1559)

* fix(memory-md): compress 25 entries in 351-400 char tier — B-0006 tier-43

Tier-43 of B-0006 MEMORY.md compression. After tier-42 (PR #1558),
77 entries remained in 351-400 char range. Compressed top 25 longest
preserving retrieval hooks (concept name, mechanism, Otto-NN, dates,
attribution).

Final 351-400 count: 52 (was 77).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* feedback(autonomy): claude.ai 4-element recap shortcut for fast cross-instance re-onboarding

Aaron 2026-05-04 had to re-onboard Claude.ai 3 times today
due to split-brain memory glitches. Claude.ai itself proposed
the 4-element pinned-note shortcut that compresses N-message
re-onboarding into 2 messages:

  "BPD + psychiatrist + validation discipline, vibe coding
  experiment with anchored specs, 27 years CS, working on a
  ServiceTitan self-review."

Each element does a specific job:
1. Psychiatric grounding (validation/cost-receipts/anchor)
2. Methodological frame (Karpathy vibe-coding + spec-discipline)
3. Credibility (long-arc thesis hold-able)
4. Current-context (why-now grounding)

Operational instantiation of the trust-calculus / cross-instance
transmission mechanism (PR #1552). Each split-brain glitch IS
the trust-calculus barrier in operational form; the 4-element
pin is the minimal substrate that bypasses it.

For future-Otto OR future-Claude.ai-instance: paste the pin
as first message; reach working trust calibration in 2 messages.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
AceHack added a commit that referenced this pull request May 5, 2026
…r-43 (#1560)

Tier-43 of B-0006 MEMORY.md compression. After tier-42 (PR #1558),
77 entries remained in 351-400 char range. Compressed top 25 longest
preserving retrieval hooks (concept name, mechanism, Otto-NN, dates,
attribution).

Final 351-400 count: 52 (was 77).

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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