Platform · Reflector · Design stage

What happened to your memory while nobody was asking.

Design stage

Design stage, not shipped. A scheduled pass over tenant memory that would do only what the evidence already said — and hand you the receipt.

ran 03:14 · 1,204 memories examined · 41 changed · 9 left alone · receipt rfl_8c41f2

next pass 03:14 tomorrow

An illustration of the design: these values are display examples, not a real run and not a claim.

What Reflector may do (design intent)

Merge exact duplicates
Two memories with the same text under different ids would become one. The id that keeps the evidence would be the one more sessions have used.
On in this design preview
Raise confidence on agreement
A memory that a new session uses without contradicting it would get slightly harder to dislodge. Ten quiet confirmations would move it less than one survived challenge.
On in this design preview
Lower what is not being used
A memory nothing has touched in 90 days would stop being surfaced first. It would still be stored, still returned if asked for by id, and still true.
On in this design preview
Retire on supersession
When a newer statement replaces an older one, the older would stop being served. It would be kept, and visible here.
On in this design preview
Flag contradictionsmarks only
Two memories that disagree and neither locked. The design-stage Reflector would mark the pair and stop. It would not pick winners.
On in this design preview

What Reflector may never do (design intent)

never deletes a memory
never unlocks a locked fact
never raises confidence past a human floor
Reflector is intended to never delete and never unlock. It can lower what gets surfaced. Only a human can lower what is true.

Dry run

Preview the next pass

changes nothing · reads only

Every pass would be dry-runnable. The receipt of a dry run and the receipt of a real pass would differ in one field.

Every agent proposes. Northsun governs.

Merge exact duplicates