eklavya 1.84.1 → 1.85.0

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package/README.md CHANGED
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  | Maintain memory | `memory_write`, `memory_correct`, `memory_delete`, `memory_collections` |
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  | Inspect code | `code_outline`, `code_find_symbol` |
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- `log_session_concepts` and `upsert_concepts` take a concept name of 1 to 3 words, a `description` of up to 400 characters and up to 5 `tags`. A new concept that resembles existing ones is not created: the response lists it under `needs_decision` with candidates, and you reuse a candidate's slug or repeat the slug with `new: true`. `log_session_concepts` creates a new concept with the domain and tier you pass, or domain `general` and tier 2 when you pass none. Pass `prerequisites` (up to 5 slugs, existing or in the same call) and each becomes a `prerequisite_of` edge; a slug it cannot find is reported under `prerequisites_not_found`, and the response lists the created concepts that still have no edge under `unlinked`. `upsert_concepts` sets the domain and tier of a model-created concept that still has domain `general`, adds tags to any concept, fills in or refines the description of a model-created concept, and adds edges. It never rewrites the description or domain of a concept from the seed or a pack, or of one that already has a domain (the one it was logged with, or its first tag). Its response lists the concepts it changed under `updated`. `get_concept_graph` returns each concept's `tags`.
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+ `log_session_concepts` and `upsert_concepts` take a concept name of 1 to 3 words (a longer name fails the whole call's input check), a `description` of up to 400 characters and up to 5 `tags`. A new concept that resembles existing ones is not created: the response lists it under `needs_decision` with candidates, and you reuse a candidate's slug or repeat the slug with `new: true`. `log_session_concepts` creates a new concept with the domain and tier you pass, or domain `general` and tier 2 when you pass none. Pass `prerequisites` (up to 5 slugs, existing or in the same call) and each becomes a `prerequisite_of` edge; a slug it cannot find is reported under `prerequisites_not_found`, and the response lists the created concepts that still have no edge under `unlinked`. `upsert_concepts` sets the domain and tier of a model-created concept that still has domain `general`, adds tags to any concept, fills in or refines the description of a model-created concept, and adds edges. It never rewrites the description or domain of a concept from the seed or a pack, or of one that already has a domain (the one it was logged with, or its first tag). Its response lists the concepts it changed under `updated`. `get_concept_graph` returns each concept's `tags`.
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  `memory_collections` applies a saved filter the same way with or without a
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  query, and its members are live entries only: a member deleted or corrected
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  - Good: `"set httpOnly on the refresh cookie in auth.ts:42"`
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  - Useless: `"used cookies"`
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- A concept is a topic, not a fact: `name` it in 1–3 words ("Flutter animation",
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+ A concept is a topic, not a fact: `name` it in 1–3 words, never 4 or more ("Flutter animation",
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  not "dispose the controller in pulse.dart"), say what it is in `description`,
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  add `tags`. Reuse what exists. If the response has `needs_decision`, nothing was
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  logged for those: call again with a candidate's `slug` when it is the same idea,
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  or `prereqs_unmet` stays empty and the fairness check silently passes. Any
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  `unlinked` slug in the response still owes an edge: `upsert_concepts`.
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- Logging is silent — never narrate it or pause the work to announce it. On
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- `as-you-go` cadence, the default, the log call may come straight back with a
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+ Logging is silent — never narrate it or pause the work. On
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+ `as-you-go` cadence, the default, the call may come back with a
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  checkpoint.
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  ## Which one is asking
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  {
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  "name": "eklavya",
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  "displayName": "Eklavya",
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- "version": "1.84.1",
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+ "version": "1.85.0",
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  "description": "Learn while your agent works. Turns coding-agent generation time into adaptive, Socratic learning grounded in the code being written.",
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  "author": {
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  "name": "Ajay Kumar"
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  - Good: `"set httpOnly on the refresh cookie in auth.ts:42"`
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  - Useless: `"used cookies"`
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- A concept is a topic, not a fact: `name` it in 1–3 words ("Flutter animation",
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+ A concept is a topic, not a fact: `name` it in 1–3 words, never 4 or more ("Flutter animation",
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  not "dispose the controller in pulse.dart"), say what it is in `description`,
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  logged for those: call again with a candidate's `slug` when it is the same idea,
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- Logging is silent — never narrate it or pause the work to announce it. On
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- `as-you-go` cadence, the default, the log call may come straight back with a
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+ Logging is silent — never narrate it or pause the work. On
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+ `as-you-go` cadence, the default, the call may come back with a
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  ## Which one is asking
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "eklavya",
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- "version": "1.84.1",
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+ "version": "1.85.0",
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  "description": "Learn while your agent works — local knowledge graph, spaced repetition, and quiz gating for agent-assisted development.",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  "repository": {