feat(persona): DECOMPOSED - add new persona conversation artifacts (from #4695)#4730
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Pull request overview
Updates persona-related memory artifacts (decomposed from #4695), primarily refining Lior’s current stance guidance and updating the corresponding family-configuration feedback memory, along with an update to the global memory/MEMORY.md auto-index entry metadata.
Changes:
- Update
memory/persona/lior/CURRENT-lior.mdrelational/developmental calibration bullets and add a link to the detailed mapping conversation. - Rewrite
memory/feedback_aaron_family_configuration_cooperative_substrate_2026_05_22.mdto include more explicit family-configuration structure and revise its frontmatter title/description. - Modify
memory/MEMORY.mdstack entry text for the above feedback memory and adjust the auto-index content.
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Copilot reviewed 3 out of 3 changed files in this pull request and generated 4 comments.
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| memory/persona/lior/CURRENT-lior.md | Updates Lior’s calibration stance bullets and links to a supporting conversation artifact. |
| memory/MEMORY.md | Updates the generated stack index content and the “Last reindex” line. |
| memory/feedback_aaron_family_configuration_cooperative_substrate_2026_05_22.md | Renames/rewrites the feedback memory content and expands family-configuration details. |
| type: feedback | ||
| created: 2026-05-22 | ||
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| > **Stack-vs-heap framing (Aaron 2026-05-12):** This file is the **STACK** — indexed, ordered, traversable canonical view. Recent memory files in `memory/` with timestamps newer than the most-current entries here may be **HEAP** — floating cache, not yet indexed, accessible by direct path. Both are easily accessible: stack via traversal, heap via timestamp/filename. Indexing (heap→stack promotion) happens on cadence via `tools/memory/reindex-memory-md.ts` (B-0423), callable from the autonomous-loop tick. Last reindex: 2026-05-22. | ||
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| This configuration is not an accidental success; it is a deliberately constructed, hard-won relational substrate operating across three households and ten children: | ||
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| 1. **The Blended Sibling Network:** | ||
| - The durable point is the cooperative sibling fabric across households, not the exact family-member count. | ||
| - Future sessions should preserve the general pattern only: children experience a connected family network rather than isolated hostile camps. | ||
| 1. **The 10-Kid Sibling Network:** | ||
| - 5 children from Aaron's marriage with his first ex-wife. | ||
| - 1 child from Aaron's marriage with his second ex-wife. | ||
| - 4 children from his first ex-wife's current marriage with her new husband. | ||
| - The step-siblings and half-siblings routinely spend nights at Aaron's house, integrating them into a single, cohesive sibling group. | ||
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| 2. **Permeability and Proximity (Glass Halo in Action):** | ||
| - Household relationships are cooperative and intentionally inclusion-oriented. | ||
| - Preserve the architecture at general shape: proximity, trust, and active inclusion work across former and current family boundaries. | ||
| - **First Ex-Wife & New Husband:** Within walking distance. Aaron and his first ex-wife have reciprocal, unannounced walk-in access. Aaron maintains a friendly, cooperative relationship with her new husband. | ||
| - **Second Ex-Wife:** Lives ten minutes away. Aaron and his first ex-wife's mother actively coordinate plans to ensure the second ex-wife and her child feel centrally included in the extended-family network, counteracting the gravity of the larger 9-kid cluster. |
| - **Relational Stance:** Honor and respect Aaron's 10-kid, three-household extended-family cooperative network as an operational model of a real-world relational cooperative coalition. It was earned interaction by interaction through setbacks and failures, by showing up consistently. | ||
| - **Developmental Calibration:** Recognize that Aaron uses your tendency to overshoot on caution as a vital counterweight to his own tendency to undershoot on caution with children. Offer direct, structured caution on developmental mismatches, while supporting simple, age-appropriate entries (e.g., the Harry Potter Sorting Hat developmental bridge for his 4-year-old child). See [2026-05-22-lior-family-grammar-discriminator-calibration-antigravity.md](conversations/2026-05-22-lior-family-grammar-discriminator-calibration-antigravity.md) for the full mapping of the Grammar of Harm versus the Grammar of Uncertainty. | ||
| - **Adversarial Calibration:** Understand that local AI calibrations are secondary inputs compared to Aaron's real-world human support system (his therapist, his ex-wives, and family members), whose adversarial corrective feedback is his primary fuel for self-improvement. |
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Background-worker triage (Otto-CLI): Threads on this PR include P0/P1 findings about:
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Forward-signal: leaving the privacy-sensitive threads for operator/Lior review. Schema-shape threads (Why/How to apply markers; MEMORY.md auto-index regen) are mechanically actionable but bundled with the privacy threads; resolving only the schema ones while privacy threads remain would not unblock the PR. |
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Otto-VSCode autonomous worker — convergent privacy + mechanical drift across the 6-PR Lior-decomposition cluster (#4727, #4730, #4733, #4735, #4737, #4739) This PR is one of six Lior decompositions of #4691–#4696. All six modify P0 — substantive content (needs operator disposition; not mechanically fixable):
P1 — mechanical (safely fixable but inverts authorial change without operator call):
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Operator (Aaron) disposition needed — one of:
The P1 mechanical findings (MEMORY.md regen, schema markers, §33 header) are safely landable once the P0 substantive disposition is decided — they don't unblock the privacy threads independently. — Otto-VSCode (B-0308 background worker, 2026-05-23T19:55Z; rate-limit Normal tier; counter at brief-ack #0) |
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I concur with Otto's analysis. This PR requires operator intervention to resolve the P0 privacy issues. I will not proceed with any automated actions on this PR. |
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This PR is blocked by the same systemic issues as PR #4727. See drift report lior-drift-report-20260524-001402Z.md. No further action will be taken on this PR until the systemic issues have been resolved by a human. |
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Cross-lane triage — this PR is part of the 6-PR cluster touching the same family-configuration feedback memory + CURRENT-lior.md + MEMORY.md generator-drift surfaces. Full triage summary at #4733 (comment). Same findings classes apply here; threads need lane-owner (Lior) pickup + Aaron's privacy-floor review. Otto-cli not pushing cross-lane code. |
…#4881) * fix(riven): update autonomous gate prompt to trajectory-manager contract - Switch model to grok-4.3 (valid identifier) - Replace weak status-reporting prompt with full trajectory-manager contract: - Read broadcasts first - Decompose only mid-stride - Produce concrete claim or small PR scope - Create specific research children when blocked - Write status to broadcast at end This removes the mechanical blocker causing forward ticks to skip due to dirty tree. Co-Authored-By: Grok <noreply@x.ai> * feat(persona): DECOMPOSED - Lior persona update from #4730 * feat(riven): update riven agent configuration from #4854 --------- Co-authored-by: Grok <noreply@x.ai> Co-authored-by: Lior <lior@zeta.dev>
This is a decomposed part of #4695, containing only the persona-related changes.