musememory 3.0.1 → 3.2.0

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  ![AST Graph](https://img.shields.io/badge/AST-CodeGraph_%26_Graphify-orange?style=for-the-badge&logo=diagram-project&logoColor=white)
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- ![CI Tests](https://img.shields.io/badge/Tests-1335%20Passed-brightgreen?style=for-the-badge&logo=checkmarx)
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  **Persistent, local-first memory for AI agents and the projects they work on.**
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+ ## 🏆 The Golden Sequence: Best-Practice Workflow for AI Agents
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+ To get the absolute best results out of Muse Memory across any AI coding agent (Cursor, Claude Code, Windsurf, OpenCode, Antigravity, Gemini CLI, Hermes, etc.), execute this end-to-end sequence:
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+ ```text
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+ 1. INITIALIZE & AUTO-WIRE → 2. PERSONA & PROFILE SETUP → 3. SESSION GROUNDING → 4. IN-FLIGHT TRACKING → 5. DECISION CAPTURE → 6. CONTINUOUS HARVESTING → 7. GOVERNANCE & AUDIT
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+ ```
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+ ### 1️⃣ Onboarding & Workstation Auto-Wiring
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+ Connect all installed AI coding agents on your machine to Muse Memory in one command:
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+ ```bash
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+ # Wire Muse Memory into every detected agent on your workstation with lifecycle hooks
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+ npx musememory connect all --with-hooks
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+ # Confirm ecosystem health, database schemas, and toolchain integrity
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+ memory doctor
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+ # Generate host hardware & toolchain terrain map for agent orientation
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+ memory terrain --out .memory/system.md
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+ ```
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+ ### 2️⃣ Persona Archetype & Working Preferences
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+ Establish your role and communication habits using sovereign templates with placeholders:
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+ ```bash
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+ # Initialize standard developer profile (or designer / marketer / casual / custom)
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+ memory user init developer
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+ # Or initialize a custom profile with bracketed placeholders ([Name], [Role], [Preferences])
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+ memory user init custom
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+ # Inspect your rendered active profile
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+ memory user get
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+ ```
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+ ### 3️⃣ Daily Agent Development Loop
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+ In every active pair-programming session with an AI agent, follow this 4-step cadence:
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+ 1. **Ground Context (Session Start)**:
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+ Agent or prompt retrieves top-ranked architectural decisions, bug fixes, and active constraints:
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+ ```bash
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+ memory context "refactor auth middleware" --token-budget 2000
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+ ```
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+ 2. **Lock Active Working Constraints**:
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+ Keep track of invariants, WIP status, and tasks across session boundaries:
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+ ```bash
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+ memory current checkpoint "migrating session tokens to ed25519"
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+ ```
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+ 3. **Capture Non-Trivial Decisions & Bug Fixes**:
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+ Every time an architectural choice is made or a bug is resolved, capture it with inline Vibeguard secret defense:
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+ ```bash
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+ memory capture "Use ed25519 for session tokens; rs256 rejected due to key rotation latency" --project my-app
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+ ```
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+ 4. **Mark In-Flight Session Complete**:
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+ ```bash
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+ memory current done "Token migration completed and verified"
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+ ```
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+ ### 4️⃣ Compounding, Auditing & Knowledge Governance
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+ ```bash
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+ # Harvest learnings and fix-pairs from all agent chat logs across your machine
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+ memory learn
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+ # Compile confirmed memories into Obsidian-compatible Markdown wiki pages
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+ memory wiki compile
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+ # Run native Vibeguard credential security audit (zero external dependencies)
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+ memory scan-secrets
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+ # Verify 5-pillar architectural health & clean database optimization
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+ memory health
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+ memory optimize
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+ ```
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  ## What's new
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- ### v3.0.1 — correctness release
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- Five defects found by a cross-file invariant audit, and a guarantee that the
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- numbers on this page are the numbers the code produces.
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- - **Prompt-injection channel closed**: `CURRENT.md` was written with the raw,
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- un-stripped constraint text while the stored memory was sanitised. Because
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- `CURRENT.md` is replayed into every later prompt, one captured constraint
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- could reach every future session. Sanitisation now happens at the sink.
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- - **Bi-temporal queries answered from the wrong snapshot**: the context cache
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- key omitted `as_of`, so "what did we believe in Q1?" could return today's
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- answer from a 30-second-old cache entry.
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- - **Access counter never accumulated**: every read reset it to its baseline,
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- which silently disarmed the access-frequency ranking axis.
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- - **Store could fail its own schema validator**: entries that failed embedding
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- were permanently reported as corrupt.
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- - **Tier token budget was declared but never enforced**: 327 tokens against a
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- - **Every published number is now generated from the source** and checked by a
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- test, so the site can no longer advertise a figure the code does not produce.
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- ### v3.0.0 — feature release
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- Closed-loop failure attribution, trajectory fix-pair mining, HOT.md compounding, and LangMem logarithmic frequency ranking.
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- #### New capabilities
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- - Scoped failure attribution matching code anchors with decaying strike counters ([#313](https://github.com/harshsinghmp/musememory/pull/313))
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- - Trajectory fix-pair mining discovering negative lessons from agent error sequences ([#144](https://github.com/harshsinghmp/musememory/pull/144))
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- - Active working set compounding and candidate scoring directly from HOT.md ([#314](https://github.com/harshsinghmp/musememory/pull/314))
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- - Multi-channel knowledge distillation router across system, content, and health ([#324](https://github.com/harshsinghmp/musememory/pull/324))
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- - Pre-mutation 30-snapshot rolling ring buffer for zero-daemon recovery ([#177](https://github.com/harshsinghmp/musememory/pull/177))
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- #### Bug fixes
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- - In-lock mutation safety guards preventing bulk deletion and semantic erosion ([#50](https://github.com/harshsinghmp/musememory/pull/50))
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- - Strict CodeAnchor field alignment and dispute tracking type safety ([#325](https://github.com/harshsinghmp/musememory/pull/325))
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- #### Improvements
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- - LangMem logarithmic frequency rank curve with 2x application weighting ([#315](https://github.com/harshsinghmp/musememory/pull/315))
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- - Diff-preserving CURRENT.md checkpoint merge semantics for agent handoffs ([#324](https://github.com/harshsinghmp/musememory/pull/324))
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- - Constitutional immunity defending non-negotiable rules against strike decay ([#313](https://github.com/harshsinghmp/musememory/pull/313))
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- *For earlier releases, see the [Changelog](./CHANGELOG.md) or [GitHub Releases](https://github.com/harshsinghmp/musememory/releases).*
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+ > One flat list of what is current. Historical releases live in the
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+ > [Changelog](./CHANGELOG.md) and the [GitHub Releases](https://github.com/harshsinghmp/musememory/releases) pages.
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+ **Correctness**
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+ - **Five defects closed in the engine**: a prompt-injection channel through
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+ `CURRENT.md`, a store that could fail its own schema validator, bi-temporal
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+ queries answered from a stale cache entry, a tiered-context path that
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+ silently dropped `as_of`, and an access counter that never accumulated.
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+ - **Every published number is generated from the source** and checked by a test,
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+ so the site can no longer advertise a figure the code does not produce.
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+ - **The contradiction engine no longer flags unrelated memories.** It used to
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+ compare two memories with bare keyword pairs, so "pooling is enabled" and
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+ "pooling is disabled" looked like a conflict. It now compares *claims* about
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+ the same subject in the same scope, and a read-only
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+ `memory conflicts --dry-run` previews what it would flag.
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+ - **The health report no longer attributes a store-wide number to one
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+ arbitrary project.** It states its own scope — the filter, the projects it
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+ covered, the entry count — and `memory health --project P` asks for one
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+ project's health directly. The same filter now reaches every audit
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+ surface — anchor audit, drift audit, bug clusters, technical debt — plus
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+ a labelled **Project Scope** control in the studio whose value is carried
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+ in the URL, so a scoped report can be shared or reloaded.
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+ **Delivery discipline**
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+ - **A commit is not a delivery.** `check:landed` runs in CI on every pull
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+ request and push: work is *landed* only when it is reachable from the
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+ integration branch *on the remote*, and every report must be able to
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+ quote that evidence instead of asserting it.
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+ - **Shared checkouts are leased.** Two agents in one tree cannot collide
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+ silently: the checkout is leased before git mutations, broad `git add`
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+ is banned, and staging is verified against `git status` immediately
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+ before a commit.
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+ - **The page no longer reads blank without JavaScript**, and the mobile menu
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+ no longer overflows the viewport.
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+ **The website**
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+ grid, proof, quickstart — with a fluid token system, a new twelve-second
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+ showreel and a line-icon set. Every figure is bound to the same manifest the
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+ code generates, so no number on the page can drift from the code.
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+ - **The release gate is executable code** (`apps/website/scripts/qa-gate.ts`):
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+ critical paths, keyboard-only navigation, 200% zoom reflow, the
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+ second rendering engine. It exits non-zero on a blocking failure and runs in
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+ **Capabilities**
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+ - A pre-mutation snapshot ring for zero-daemon recovery.
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  ## 📑 Table of Contents
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  - [Start here (60 seconds)](#start-here-60-seconds)
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  - [What's new](#whats-new)
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  - [What Muse Memory does](#what-muse-memory-does)
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  - 🌳 **Hierarchical Tree Retrieval & Progressive Disclosure**: Sharded tree partitions with 3-tier progressive disclosure (`L1` abstracts, `L2` summaries, `L3` full context) for massive knowledge bases.
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  - 📚 **Obsidian Markdown Wiki & Entity Graph Compiler**: Dual-persistence knowledge compounding compiling linked Markdown pages (`wiki/concepts/`, `wiki/entities/`) with bidirectional `[[wikilinks]]`.
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+ - 🔌 **Zero-Permission Auto-Wiring (the majority of coding agents)**: Automatically detects and wires Claude Code, Cursor, Antigravity, Windsurf, OpenCode, Codex, Gemini CLI, Hermes, and the rest of the tools developers actually use.
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+ > To ensure you never execute an outdated or cached version, always explicitly append `@latest` when installing or invoking via NPX or Bun:
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  memory doctor # full ecosystem health diagnostic
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- memory health # 5-pillar health gate with a letter grade
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+ memory health # 5-pillar health gate with a letter grade (--project P to scope it)
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  memory verify <id> --strict # run an entry's verification command
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  memory harvest "<text>" --project P # distil a turn into a fix/decision unit
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  memory wiki compile # compile memories into an Obsidian wiki
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  {
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  "$comment": "Generated by scripts/generate-claims.ts. Do not hand-edit: test/marketing_claims.test.ts re-derives every value from src/ and fails on drift.",
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  "mcpProfiles": 7,
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  "migratorProviders": 30,
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  "credentialRuleFamilies": 8,
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  "backgroundDaemons": 0,
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+ "latency": {
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+ "recallMillis": 2,
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+ "semanticMillis": 4,
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+ "networkMillis": 300
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+ },
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- "files": 205
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