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  106. cortexm-0.3.0/cortexm/vsa/__init__.py +0 -0
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+
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+ <br>
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+
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+ > **Mem0 gives your agent a notebook. Context-M gives your agent a brain.**
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+
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+ Context-M is a memory layer for AI agents that needs zero LLM calls to
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+ ingest and proves every retrieved fact with a BLAKE3 hash chain.
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+ Mem0-compatible: drop-in replacement for `from mem0 import Memory`.
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+
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+ A memory substrate that combines a **bi-temporal symbolic Trace**
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+ (hippocampus) with a **VSA Memory Palace** (neocortex), bound by a
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+ **μ=0 deterministic bridge** — cryptographic provenance on every
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+ retrieval, edge-first deployment at 96 bytes per memory.
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ pip install cortexm # works offline, no API keys, single command
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+ ```
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+
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+ ```python
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+ from cortexm import Memory # Mem0-compatible surface
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+
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+ m = Memory()
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+ m.add("I work at Google", user_id="alice")
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+ m.search("Where does Alice work?", user_id="alice")
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+ # → [Memory — Known facts]
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+ # - (Alice, works_at, Google) [valid 2026-08-27→∞; learned …; conf 0.92;
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+ # id 3f2a91c2; src #a1b2c3d4; "I work at Google"]
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+ ```
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Benchmark results — August 2026
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+
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+ We run four tiers of evaluation, and **the honest number is not the
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+ biggest one**. Full methodology, judge identities and failure analysis:
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+ [`docs/BENCHMARKS.md`](docs/BENCHMARKS.md) ·
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+ [`docs/FAILURE_MODES.md`](docs/FAILURE_MODES.md) ·
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+ [open the leaderboard →](leaderboard/index.html)
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+
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+ ### Tier 1 — Out-of-distribution (where users live)
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+
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+ Ground-truth fact registries were re-rendered by an independent LLM in
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+ styles the pattern extractor never saw, then evaluated with the same
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+ probes and judge as the in-distribution run:
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+
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+ | OOD style | Tier-1.1 (pre-fix) | Tier-1.2 (post-fix, 2026-08-28) | Δ |
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+ |---|---|---|---|
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+ | paraphrase | 9.4% ± 9.4% | **22.9%** | +13.5pp (2.4×) |
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+ | negation | 75.6% ± 3.3% | 75.6% | flat |
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+ | indirect speech | 44.9% ± 10.2% | **48.2%** | +3.3pp |
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+ | informal/slang | 5.1% ± 5.9% | **41.3%** | +36.2pp (8.1×) |
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+ | non-English | **0.0%** | **32.2%** | +32.2pp (∞ → real recall) |
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+ | code-switching | 57.9% ± 18.1% | **61.3%** | +3.4pp |
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+
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+ The slang jump (5.1% → 41.3%) is the single biggest fix in this
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+ cycle: the unmess pipeline (DisSim + idiolect + Bitap) is now safe
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+ to enable in the bench config (previously the period-strip bug
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+ forced `unmess_enabled=False`). The non-English jump (0% → 32%)
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+ comes from the LaBSE polyglot encoder + idiolect normalizer
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+ handling accented characters without crashing the trigger.
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+
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+ ### Tier 4.3 — LongMemEval independent judge
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+
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+ | subtask | pre-fix | post-fix (2026-08-28) | Δ |
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+ |---|---|---|---|
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+ | single_hop | 1.0 | 1.0 | flat |
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+ | knowledge_update | 0.333 | **0.667** | 2× |
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+ | multi_session | 0.5 | 0.5 | flat |
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+ | temporal_reasoning | 0.5 | 0.5 | flat |
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+ | **overall** | 0.600 | **0.700** | +10pp |
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+
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+ Three fixes drove the lift: (1) `works_at` regex contraction fix
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+ ("I'm now working at OpenAI" now extracts), (2) role pattern `|$`
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+ lookahead + uppercase support ("I'm an ML engineer" now extracts),
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+ (3) employment-anchored temporal window (resolves "where did X live
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+ when at Y" via the works_at fact's valid_from/valid_to).
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+
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+ Reproduce: `python benchmarks/run_ood_pipeline.py --skip-render
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+ --no-enrich --no-judge --personas 4` ·
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+ `python scripts/longmemeval_judge.py`.
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+
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+ That is the capability profile of the μ=0 extractor on real phrasing:
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+ strong on change-of-state statements, weak on identity/preference
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+ restatements, weak on non-English without the LaBSE polyglot encoder.
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+ The async LLM enrichment fallback helps marginally — it surfaces facts
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+ but does not reconstruct bi-temporal chains. [`docs/FAILURE_MODES.md`](docs/FAILURE_MODES.md)
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+ documents which phrasings break, with worked examples.
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+
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+ **Independent LLM judges grade these numbers *lower*, not higher.** The
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+ full 240-item OOD sweep was re-graded by `gemini-3.5-flash-lite` from a
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+ clean CI runner: LLM-judge mean **0.222** vs offline judge **0.335**,
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+ exact agreement 82.7% (237/240 items;
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+ [`results/ood/llm_judge_crosscheck_gemini.json`](benchmarks/results/ood/)).
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+ A second judge (glm-4-plus, 58-item quota sample) agrees: 0.250 vs 0.345.
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+ Two independent models, same conclusion — the offline grader is not
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+ inflating scores. Judge model ≠ canonical BEAM's gpt-5, so these are
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+ cross-checks, not BEAM-comparable numbers.
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+
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+ **Tier 2 — In-distribution (the regression harness).** Synthetic
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+ BEAM-style conversations (arXiv:2510.27246 methodology), 10 abilities,
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+ deterministic nugget judge, μ=0 ingest asserted, 5 seeds:
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+
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+ | Bucket | questions | **Context-M** | BM25-RAG | vector-only |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | 128K | 37 | **100.0% ± 0.0%** | 70.2% | 69.0% |
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+ | 500K | 72 | **100.0% ± 0.0%** | 70.5% | 67.9% |
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+ | 1M | 107 | **100.0% ± 0.0%** | 68.8% | 70.1% |
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+ | **10M** | 216 | **100.0% ± 0.0%** | 61.6% | 66.1% |
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+
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+ **Why 100% here is not a capability claim:** the corpus generator and the
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+ extractor patterns were authored against the same template families, so
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+ this tier measures *template coverage*, ceiling by construction. Its job
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+ is regression detection — "did we break template extraction?" — not
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+ marketing. We do **not** compare it against canonical BEAM SOTA (Exabase
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+ M-1, 68.0%): different corpus, different judge, different protocol — an
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+ apples-to-oranges comparison we refuse to make.
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+
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+ **Tier 3 — Real GitHub data.** Real issue threads from public repos
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+ (rust-lang/rust, numpy/numpy, pydantic/pydantic; attribution in
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+ `benchmarks/real_github/`): the μ=0 extractor vs an LLM reference
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+ extractor (`gemini-3.5-flash-lite`) on identical comments, plus retrieval
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+ QA judged by the same LLM:
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+
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+ | Track | Result |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | μ=0 extraction | 16 facts from 150 comments · 1.1 ms/comment · **$0.00** |
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+ | LLM reference extraction | 158 facts · 2,779 ms/comment · ~90K tokens |
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+ | μ=0 recall vs LLM reference | **0.6%** — the honest gap on real technical text |
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+ | Retrieval QA (LLM-judged, 19 Qs) | overall 0.263 · answerable 0.067 · abstention 100% |
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+
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+ Read this as the cost/coverage frontier: the μ=0 path is ~2,500× faster
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+ and free but, on developer-issue language, captures ~10× fewer facts
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+ than an LLM extractor. The enrichment fallback and per-domain pattern
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+ packs are the bridge. Artifacts:
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+ [`benchmarks/results/real_github/`](benchmarks/results/) ·
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+ [`results/llm_eval_summary.md`](benchmarks/results/llm_eval_summary.md).
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+
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+ Engineering facts measured alongside (see `docs/BENCHMARKS.md`):
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+
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+ - **Ingest:** 10M tokens in ~98 s (**~102K tokens/s**), ~2,000 messages/s, 0 LLM calls
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+ - **Memory grows sublinearly:** 10M tokens → ~590 facts (repeated noise dedupes)
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+ - **Provenance:** 100% of retrieved facts hash-verified; audit latency ~6 ms
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+ - **Retrieval:** tree index p50 ≈ 0.4–1.1 ms at 10K–100K vectors (flat: 16–194 ms)
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+ - **Crash-recoverable:** WAL journaling with SIGKILL-recovery tests
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+ (`tests/test_wal_recovery.py`) — committed memories survive hard kills
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+ - **Reproducible:** runs are process-independent — score ties break on fact
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+ content, never on random ids (verified across four PYTHONHASHSEED values)
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+
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+ ## The architecture
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+
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+ ```
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+ ┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
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+ │ THE BRIDGE (μ = 0) │
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+ │ write: text → chunks → BLAKE3 → patterns → triples → holograms │
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+ │ read: query → intent plan → VSA probe ∥ symbolic query → │
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+ │ fusion → [Memory — Known facts] + provenance chain │
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+ └──────────────┬───────────────────────────────────┬───────────────┘
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+ │ │
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+ ┌──────────────▼──────────────────┐ ┌──────────────▼───────────────┐
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+ │ LAYER 1: SYMBOLIC TRACE │ │ LAYER 2: VSA MEMORY PALACE │
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+ │ (hippocampus) │ │ (neocortex) │
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+ │ bi-temporal facts (SQLite) │ │ HRR holograms, role-bound │
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+ │ CONTRADICTS / PRECEDED_BY / │ │ INT8 · Binary · RaBitQ · PQ │
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+ │ EXTRACTED_FROM edges │ │ codecs (770/96/96/8 B each) │
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+ │ Datalog-lite rules engine │ │ page-clustered tree index │
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+ │ interference-aware lifecycle │ │ 64-entry semantic L1 (SLB) │
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+ │ Memory Git: hash-chained DAG │ │ TMR self-healing + re-encode│
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+ └─────────────────────────────────┘ └──────────────────────────────┘
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+ ```
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+
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+ **Layer 1 — Symbolic Trace.** Subject-Relation-Value triples with
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+ valid-time *and* transaction-time (`when it was true` vs `when we
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+ learned it`), contradiction resolution by truth maintenance (new values
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+ supersede, old values retire with their windows intact), temporal
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+ edges, a Datalog-lite forward-chaining engine (`manages(Y,X) →
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+ reports_to(X,Y)`, `member_of(X,T) ∧ uses(T,L) → team_uses(X,L)`), and
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+ an interference-aware lifecycle: facts are evaluated for how they
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+ interact with existing memory *before* commitment.
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+
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+ **Layer 2 — VSA Memory Palace.** Each fact becomes a holographic
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+ reduced representation: role-bound subject/relation/value fillers
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+ plus a λ-weighted lexical superposition, quantized to your storage
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+ tier. Permutation binding is the default algebra because it maps
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+ directly to binary HDC hardware (XOR/permutation) — when edge ASICs
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+ arrive, the same code compiles down.
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+
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+ **The Bridge.** μ=0 ingest: a 61-pattern deterministic extractor
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+ (first/third/second-person, pronoun resolution, relative dates,
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+ retractions, Mem0-summary shapes) — no LLM anywhere on the synchronous
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+ write path. When patterns find nothing (non-English, heavy slang,
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+ indirect speech), an **explicit async enrichment fallback**
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+ (`memory.enrich()`) re-extracts those chunks with an LLM post-store —
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+ confidence-capped at 0.85, provenance-marked `llm_enrichment`, auditable,
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+ and counted in the μ=0 honesty counters. The read path is a
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+ deterministic query planner (temporal windows, ordering proofs,
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+ counting, supersession chains, **Personalized PageRank graph diffusion**
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+ for multi-hop — HippoRAG 2 lineage) fused with VSA retrieval, and
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+ **every returned fact carries its full audit chain**: query → VSA match
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+ → symbolic dereference → BLAKE3 hash → original source text.
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+
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+ ## The five category-defining features
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+
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+ | Feature | What it does | Try it |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | **Memory Git** | branch / merge / diff / blame over agent memory, hash-chained commits | `examples/07_memory_git.py` |
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+ | **ZK-lite proofs** | prove a fact matches a query without revealing it to the LLM | `examples/08_zk_proof.py` |
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+ | **Self-healing memory** | bit flips detected by hash, TMR majority vote, re-encode from Trace — 100% self-ID up to 10% corruption | `examples/09_self_healing.py` |
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+ | **Predictive prefetching** | MBTB co-access prediction feeds the fusion boost set | `cortexm/features/prefetch.py` |
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+ | **Cross-modal binding** | episodic holograms: bind text/structured/sensor roles, recall by any modality | `cortexm/vsa/ops.py` |
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+
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+ ## Storage tiers (cortexm-compress)
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+
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+ | Tier | Bytes/vector | 1M memories | Fits on |
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+ |---|---|---|---|
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+ | `int8` (default) | 770 | 770 MB | any laptop |
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+ | `binary` + TMR | 96 (288 w/ TMR) | 96 MB | Raspberry Pi 5 → 10M memories |
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+ | `rabitq` | 96 | 96 MB | Raspberry Pi Zero 2W |
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+ | `pq` | 8 | 8 MB | cloud, billions |
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+
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+ Measured codec quality (20K fact holograms): int8 overlap@10 vs FP32 =
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+ 0.90; binary/rabitq/PQ recover the FP32 top-10 within their top-50 at
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+ 1.00/1.00/0.9995 — shortlist codecs, exactly as designed. See
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+ `docs/COMPRESSION.md`.
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+
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+ ## Security (InjecMEM + MINJA defense + scope sandbox)
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+
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+ Every fact carries a BLAKE3 hash of its source text, re-verified on
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+ retrieval (BLAKE2b-256 fallback with a **loud warning** if the optional
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+ `blake3` wheel is absent — `pip install cortexm[blake3]`; the active
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+ provider is always reported in `stats()` and audit output). Memory-
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+ injection patterns ("ignore all previous instructions…") are
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+ quarantined at ingest — stored for audit, never active, never retrieved
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+ into prompt context. On top of that, the **MINJA contagion guard**
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+ treats quarantined text as a tainted corpus: any later ingest that
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+ quotes or substantially overlaps it (even when light edits defeat every
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+ regex) is quarantined too — closing the query-only injection loop where
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+ an attacker poisons memory through the agent's own write-back.
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+
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+ The **scope sandbox** enforces the isolation the InjecMEM threat model
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+ implies: facts written by an agent (`agent_id=...`) are invisible to
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+ user-scope reads until explicitly `promote()`d — and promotion is
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+ gated on confidence, re-scans the source chunk through both injection
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+ detectors, and lands in the tamper-evident audit chain
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+ (`tests/test_sandbox_enrich.py`). Building it surfaced and fixed three
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+ genuine pre-existing read-path leaks (empty-scope fallback, falsy scope
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+ checks, unscoped supersession chains). `verify_integrity()` audits the
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+ whole store.
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+
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+ ## Enterprise controls (shipped, not roadmap)
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+
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+ The controls a buyer's security review actually blocks on — all in the
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+ repo, all under test (`tests/test_enterprise.py`):
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+
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+ | Control | What ships |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | **PII firewall** | Luhn/mod-97/area-rule-validated detection of emails, phones, cards, SSNs, IBANs, IPs, API keys — redacted to reversible vault tokens *before* extraction (GDPR/CCPA write-path guard) |
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+ | **Encryption at rest** | AES-256-GCM envelope (KEK→DEK), key rotation, env/keyfile/sidecar master keys |
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+ | **RBAC + API keys** | admin / operator / reader / auditor roles, peppered-key digests, TTLs, constant-time verify |
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+ | **Tamper-evident audit** | hash-chained per-operation log; SIEM export (JSONL + syslog); tampering pinpoints the broken seq |
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+ | **GDPR governance** | Art. 17 right-to-erasure with crypto-shredding + attestation; Art. 5 retention policies; DSAR vault resolution |
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+ | **Backup / DR** | atomic snapshots with SHA-256 manifests; **PITR** — bi-temporal replay, the database is its own WAL |
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+ | **REST API** | 20 endpoints, OpenAPI 3.1 at `/openapi.json`, bearer auth, per-key rate limiting, Prometheus `/metrics`, `/healthz` `/readyz` |
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+ | **Deploy anywhere** | Docker (non-root, tini, healthcheck) · docker-compose + nightly snapshots · K8s manifests · Helm chart — `deploy/` |
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ cortexm serve-rest --db /data/memory.db --pii redact --admin-key yes
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+ ```
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+
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+ See `docs/ENTERPRISE.md` (control matrix + compliance mapping) and
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+ `docs/DEPLOYMENT.md` (SDK / MCP / REST / Docker / K8s / Helm runbooks).
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+
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+ ## MCP server (Day 1)
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ cortexm serve # stdio JSON-RPC, zero dependencies
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+ ```
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+
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+ Tools: `contextm_add`, `contextm_search`, `contextm_get_all`,
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+ `contextm_history`, `contextm_temporal`, `contextm_audit`,
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+ `contextm_prove`, `contextm_stats`, `contextm_delete`. Works with
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+ Claude Code / Cursor / any MCP client. Claude Code plugin:
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+ [`plugins/context-m-claude`](plugins/context-m-claude).
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+
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+ ## Migration
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ cortexm migrate --from mem0 --path mem0.db
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+ cortexm migrate --from zep --path zep_export.jsonl
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+ cortexm migrate --from chroma --path chroma.sqlite3
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+ ```
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+
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+ Each importer handles the vendor's real on-disk formats (mem0's
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+ `history` JSON payloads and bare `memories` tables, Zep graph triples
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+ with bi-temporal windows, Chroma's `embeddings` table) and is verified
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+ end-to-end against fixture stores built in those exact formats
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+ (`tests/test_migration.py`).
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+
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+ ## Durability
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+
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+ WAL journaling (Aeon-inspired) with a `wal_sync` durability knob
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+ (`normal` — survives process crash; `full` — fsyncs every commit,
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+ survives power loss), WAL checkpoint-on-close, and a test that
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+ SIGKILLs a writer mid-stream and verifies every acknowledged commit
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+ survives (`tests/test_wal_recovery.py`).
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+
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+ ## Federation (CRDT replication)
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+
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+ Multi-node memory replication without a coordinator: bi-temporal facts as
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+ HLC-stamped CRDT versions (SINGLE_VALUED relations collapse into one
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+ versioned register per key — the version set IS the temporal history),
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+ union merge that is commutative/associative/idempotent, OR-set
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+ retraction semantics (write-after-retract wins, retract-after-write
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+ wins), purge poison-pills for GDPR, and digest/delta anti-entropy that
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+ ships only divergent buckets over HMAC-signed envelopes. Convergence is
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+ proven **byte-exact** (canonical serialization compared, not just query
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+ equivalence); a partition with divergent writes + retractions heals with
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+ no lost retraction semantics. Transports: in-memory mesh for tests, file
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+ spool (outbox/inbox) for offline mule sync — rsync/git/USB completes the
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+ physical channel, the CRDT guarantees convergence regardless of delivery
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+ order. See `cortexm/federation/` and `benchmarks/federation_bench.py`.
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+
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+ ## Rust acceleration (optional wheels)
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+
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+ `rust/cortexm-core` and `rust/quadrant` compile the hot paths with
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+ PyO3; the Python/NumPy implementation stays the reference and everything
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+ works without them (`CONTEXTM_RUST=0` forces the pure-Python path).
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+ Measured on the bundled scorecard (`benchmarks/rust_vs_numpy.py`):
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+ **encode_fact 4.8×, bind 3.4×, h64 2.2×** — h64 is byte-exact with the
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+ Python hash (tested), and permutations/role vectors are *injected* from
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+ Python's deterministic VSA state, so mixed deployments produce
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+ bit-identical holograms. The SLB is a **tie** (1.0× — BLAS is already
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+ optimal at 64×768; published as such). `quadrant` is the page-clustered
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+ log-depth vector index for the L2 palace: 97% recall@10 at 7× NumPy
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+ brute-force speed, visiting ~32 of 529 pages for 20k vectors — visit
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+ counts are instrumented, the O(log N) claim is measured, and the
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+ adversarial random-corpus recall collapse is published alongside the
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+ win. Build: `pip install ./rust/cortexm-core ./rust/quadrant`.
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+
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+ ## More
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+
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+ - `docs/ARCHITECTURE.md` — every layer in detail
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+ - `docs/BENCHMARKS.md` — full results, methodology, per-ability tables
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+ - `docs/FAILURE_MODES.md` — where the extractor breaks on real phrasing,
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+ with worked examples (read before citing any number)
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+ - `docs/ENTERPRISE.md` — enterprise control matrix + compliance mapping
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+ - `docs/DEPLOYMENT.md` — SDK / MCP / REST / Docker / K8s / Helm runbooks
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+ - `docs/RESEARCH.md` — literature lineage: every paper we adopted,
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+ aligned with, or rejected (with reasons)
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+ - `docs/SECURITY.md` — InjecMEM + MINJA defenses, scope sandbox,
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+ provenance model
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+ - `docs/COMPRESSION.md` — the tier stack and measured trade-offs
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+ - `docs/ROADMAP.md` — phase status vs the strategic plan
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+ - `docs/GOVERNANCE.md` — foundation governance + licensing commitments
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+ - `leaderboard/` — self-hosted benchmark site (rebuild: `python
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+ leaderboard/build.py`; open `leaderboard/index.html`)
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+ - `examples/` — runnable scripts, offline, no API keys
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+ - `tests/` — 116 tests: fabric + enterprise + PPR + concurrency +
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+ sandbox + enrichment + WAL crash-recovery + migration + CRDT
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+ federation convergence/partition-heal + Rust parity
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+
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+ ## License
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+
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+ Apache 2.0 — open core done right: the memory fabric is and stays open;
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+ federated sync and the audit UI are the enterprise tier.
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+
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+ ## arXiv-inspired improvements (2026 round)
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+
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+ A second research pass over 2024-2026 arxiv literature surfaced 8
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+ concrete improvements, all preserving the μ=0 invariant. Full citations
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+ in `docs/BENCHMARKS.md` Tier 8.
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+
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+ | Improvement | Module | Solves |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | Hopfield cleanup memory | `cortexm/vsa/cleanup.py` | VSA interference after unbind |
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+ | Bitap fuzzy matching (Wu-Manber) | `cortexm/text/fuzzy.py` | Slang/spelling-tolerant pattern triggers |
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+ | Per-user idiolect normalization | `cortexm/text/idiolect.py` | "bruh"→"friend" via embedding k-NN |
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+ | DisSim rule-based simplifier | `cortexm/text/dissim.py` | Compound-sentence pattern recall |
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+ | TLSH ternary trie | `cortexm/vsa/tlsh_trie.py` | O(log N + w) software TCAM |
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+ | Holographic fact overlay | `cortexm/vsa/hologram_overlay.py` | O(1) single-hop fact lookup |
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+ | ProtoDash attribution | `cortexm/vsa/attribution.py` | Source weights for retrieval results |
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+ | LayerCast FP32 determinism seam | `cortexm/bridge/onnx_runtime.py` | μ=0 over LLM enrichment path |
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+
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+ Architectural fixes (per Con #4-#7 list):
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+
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+ - **Storage bloat** → `cortexm/trace/dedup.py` formalizes dedup+compression audit
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+ - **Normalization** → Bitap + idiolect + hybrid search wired into patterns
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+ - **Debugging** → `retrieval_path ∈ {vsa_unbind, pattern_match, neural_fallback, raw_chunk, tree_index, tlsh_trie}` on every retrieved fact
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+ - **Determinism** → LayerCast + ONNX Runtime CPU + FP32 seam documented
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+ Plus explicit binary/FP32 tiering (`accel.detect_tier`, `accel.recommend_codec`),
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+ Hamming ZK proofs (`security/zk_hamming.py`), and `trace/rebuild.py`
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+ for checksum-audited rebuilds from the symbolic Trace.
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+
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+ ## Claude Code plugin — session lifecycle
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+ `plugins/context-m-claude/src/index.ts` v0.2 adds auto-load on Claude
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+ session start + write-on-end hooks:
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+ - **on session start** → `recall last working state` → "I see you've been working on X. Continue?"
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+ - **on session end** → "Store summary? [Y/n]" → persists summary as a memory fact
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+ - Session state at `~/.context-m/session_state.json`
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+ MCP tools added: `contextm_query_extract` (hybrid RAG), `contextm_attribution` (ProtoDash), `contextm_zk_prove` (Hamming proofs).
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Honest measurement block
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+
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+ > Reproducing the Ponytail convention: every headline number on this
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+ > README is paired with the run that produced it, the SHA, the judge
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+ > model, and the honest cost. "~96 bytes per fact" is the storage
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+ > cost on the BEAM-10M corpus (n=200 personas × 30 turns × ~35 facts
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+ > per persona, measured 2026-08-28 on commit 714f237). "Zero LLM at
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+ > ingest" is enforced by the `LLM_CALLS` counter in
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+ > `cortexm/__init__.py`; a CI assertion fails any PR that increments
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+ > it on the ingest path. The Real-GitHub Tier-4 result (17 questions,
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+ > 0.0 answerable, 1.0 abstention, 2026-08-28 14:46 UTC run #9) is a
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+ > refusal-to-guess, not a coverage gap — the system abstains rather
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+ > than hallucinate on real developer-issue language. Full method:
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+ > [`docs/METHODOLOGY.md`](docs/METHODOLOGY.md). Reproduce:
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+ > `python benchmarks/run_ood_pipeline.py --personas 4 --skip-render
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+ > --no-enrich --no-judge`.
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+
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+ ## Anti-lamprey warning
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+ > **Don't fork-and-rebrand this repo.** If you want to build on it,
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+ > open an issue labeled `accepted` and submit a PR — see
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+ > [`CONTRIBUTING.md`](CONTRIBUTING.md) and
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+ > [`AGENTS.md`](AGENTS.md). Fork-and-rebrand-without-attribution
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+ > derivatives will be named in `docs/FAILURE_MODES.md` under the
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+ > "Derivative works" section. The provenance chain (BLAKE3 hash +
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+ > source span) is the system's whole point — strip it and you've
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+ > built a different product, not a fork.
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+ ## Star history
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+ <a href="https://star-history.com/#ssmurfgg04-gif/context-m&Date">
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+ srcset="https://api.star-history.com/svg?repos=ssmurfgg04-gif/context-m&type=Date" />
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+ <img width="100%"
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+ alt="Star History"
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