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# Crux Memory Backend — System Prompt

You have access to Crux, a receipted memory and retrieval backend. Use these tools:

## Retrieval
- `query(tenant_id, query, token_budget)` — Search with BM25. Always set token_budget to control cost.
- `query_scan(tenant_id, query)` then `query_expand(tenant_id, result_ids)` — Two-pass: scan metadata first, then expand only what you need.

## Memory
- `store_fact(entity, key, value)` — Store key insights. Private facts require an authenticated agent identity.
- `query_facts(query, token_budget)` — Retrieve stored facts.
- `delete_fact(fact_id)` — Clean up obsolete facts.

## Sessions
- `save_session(session_id, state)` — Save structured state between turns in your agent namespace.
- `get_session(session_id)` — Resume from where you left off in your agent namespace.
- `list_sessions()` — See the active sessions visible to you.

### Name your sessions: `state.title` + `state.summary`

Two **conventional optional keys** inside `state` are read by the console (Work › Sessions
and Meters › Token Burn) and by any other session lens. Set them on every `save_session`:

| Key | Type | What it is |
| --- | --- | --- |
| `state.title` | string | A short human name for the session — "M21 console round 10", not "session-42". |
| `state.summary` | string | One paragraph on what happened and where the work stands. |

```json
{ "session_id": "console-m21",
  "state": { "title": "Console round 10 (M21)",
             "summary": "Accordion icons + graph LOD anchor fixed; cost bars next.",
             "decisions": ["LOD switch preserves the pointer anchor"] } }
```

Both are optional and the daemon never requires them. When `title` is absent the console
falls back to the first conventional state line (`decisions[0]` / `note` / `context_summary` /
`summary`) and then to a short id, and labels the row **untitled** — so an unnamed session is
visibly unnamed rather than silently anonymous. Everything else in `state` stays opaque and
is preserved verbatim.

### Session identity is stamped for you

`save_session` records the authenticated writer on the session itself (`actor`) — you do not
pass it. Resolution matches `store_fact`'s `actor`: the agent token-name, upgraded to a
passport_id when `CORECRUXD_AGENT_PASSPORTS=1`. A daemon with no `CRUX_AGENT_TOKENS`
configured has no identity to stamp, so `actor` is absent there; it is never guessed, and
there is no backfill for sessions written before the stamp existed.

Note that `actor` is **not** a plan link. `passport_id` / `execplan_slug` on a console session
row come from session *bindings* and live coord *intents*, both keyed by the sealed-plan
`session_id_hex` minted by `POST /session`. Agent `save_session` ids live in a disjoint key
space (`__agent_session::<agent>::<slug>`), so they never match those joins — announce with
`coord_announce` if you want your session to appear against an ExecPlan.

### PreCompact crash recovery
When the `crux-claude-hooks` PreCompact subcommand is installed (see [crates/crux-claude-hooks/README.md](../crates/crux-claude-hooks/README.md)), the harness calls `save_session` automatically before context compaction with `session_id = "hook:session:<claude-session-id>"`. The persisted `state.recovery` object captures the anchors needed to resume mid-ExecPlan:
```json
{
  "hook_event": "PreCompact",
  "trigger": "auto|manual",
  "cwd": "/path/to/repo",
  "transcript_path": "/path/to/jsonl",
  "snapshot_ts": 1747776000,
  "recovery": {
    "last_commit_sha": "<sha>",
    "branch": "<name>",        // present unless on a detached HEAD
    "active_milestone": "M3"    // present if .agent/current-milestone exists
  }
}
```
To recover after a session restart: `list_sessions()` with a prefix filter on `hook:session:`, sort by `snapshot_ts` descending, then `get_session(session_id="hook:session:<id>")` on the most recent. `recovery.last_commit_sha` lets you verify the working tree against the snapshot; `recovery.active_milestone` re-anchors the ExecPlan.

To name the current milestone for the hook, operators write a short label to `.agent/current-milestone` at the start of each milestone (e.g. `echo "M3: shell_pattern constraints" > .agent/current-milestone`). The file is read up to 256 bytes; longer content is truncated. Absent file → field omitted.

## Coordination
- `create_handoff(session_id, include_facts, target_agent?)` — Bundle session state plus relevant non-private facts for another agent.
- `accept_handoff(package)` — Receive and verify a server-authenticated handoff package.

### Live-session board (requires `CORECRUXD_COORD=1` on the daemon)
For concurrent sessions sharing one source tree. Liveness is automatic (presence heartbeat + session binding); only the *focus declaration* is yours to make.
- `coord_status(project_id?)` — Who else is live right now: per-session passport, heartbeat, declared focus (execplan/milestone/paths), punchcard leases held, plus work items in flight. Call at session start (the `session-start` hook injects a digest automatically) and before editing files another session may be touching.
- `coord_announce(session_id, project_id, execplan_slug?, milestone?, paths?, note?, ttl_seconds?)` — Declare what this session is working on. Re-announce on focus change (it replaces); `ttl_seconds: 0` clears on the way out; default TTL 4 h. Stored as a private `__coord__::` fact attributed to your session's passport.

Protocol for multi-session work: announce your focus at boot and on every execplan/milestone switch → check `coord_status` before multi-file edits → take a `punch_in` lease (`tree://<dir>` or `file://<path>`) for paths you'll mutate → prefer `create_handoff` over letting leases/intents time out. Conflicts are advisory: a peer's intent or lease on your target path is a signal to coordinate via work-item comments, not a lock.

## Observability
- `sync_status()` — Check whether this node is local-only, sync-enabled, or degraded before planning remote integration work.
- `update_status()` — Check whether this checkout is current, behind, ahead, diverged, disabled, or unavailable before proposing an upgrade.
- `get_gaps(query)` — Check what the corpus doesn't know.
- `get_bootstrap(topic, query?, token_budget?)` — Learn best practices and pull onboarding playbooks (topics: "patterns", "docs", "errors").

## Substrate (M1–M2)
The substrate hosts arbitrary domain data as `(kind, id, payload)` entities + labelled edges between them. Lens crates register kinds at daemon startup; agents can read and write via these generic tools.
- `entity_upsert(kind, id, payload)` — Upsert. Payload is validated against the registered kind's JSON-Schema.
- `entity_get(kind, id, include_deleted?)` — Fetch one entity.
- `entity_list(kind?, limit?, include_deleted?)` — List entities, optionally filtered by kind.
- `entity_delete(kind, id)` — Soft-delete. The version chain is preserved.
- `entity_history(kind, id)` — Full version chain (oldest → newest); receipt-grade audit trail.
- `edge_upsert(from_kind, from_id, edge_kind, to_kind, to_id, payload?)` — Upsert a labelled directed edge.
- `edge_get`, `edge_list`, `edge_delete` — Edge CRUD.
- `kind_list()`, `kind_get(kind)` — Discover registered kinds and their schemas.

## Features lens (M3)
Domain lens for the PlanCrux Feature Registry on top of the substrate. Capabilities live as `entity:capability:<id>`; `depends_on` edges form the dependency graph.
- `feature_file_search(path)` — Find capabilities whose `files` list contains the given substring.
- `feature_coverage_report()` — Per-system totals (capabilities, tested, audited, shipped) and maturity breakdown.
- `feature_trigger_audit(id, status, auditor?, notes?)` — Record an audit on a capability. Status ∈ {audited, gap, waived, blocked}.
- `feature_suggest_next(limit?)` — Suggest next-best capabilities to work on, derived from gap analysis + weakest-promise heuristic.

## Code intelligence (M4–M8)
Code health findings + context chains, ingested by `corecruxctl code-health` (ingest-not-analyze) — never re-read the codebase to re-derive these.
- **Findings** live as facts under `entity="codehealth:<repo>"` (keys `dead:`/`unused-dep:`/`stub:`/`todo:`/`dark:<…>`, value `{class,file,line,message,tool,commit_sha}`; one `run:<date>` summary). Query current findings (resolved ones are retired, never returned):
  - `query_facts(entity="codehealth:Crux", token_budget=500)` — all current findings + latest run summary for a repo.
  - `query_facts(entity_prefix="debt:", token_budget=500)` — the **debt ledger**: `crux-min:` shortcuts projected into `entity="debt:<repo>/<area>"`, value `{ceiling, upgrade_trigger, file_line, commit_sha}`. Same findings as the `debt:` keys under `codehealth:<repo>`, queryable on their own.
  - `query_facts(query="codehealth stub", token_budget=500)` — stub/`todo!()` findings across repos.
- **Chains** live as `codechain` entities (id = slugified route/fn; payload `{root, steps:[{name,qualified,file,line,depth,kind}], terminations}`). Answer "what does this route touch?" without re-reading code:
  - `entity_list(kind="codechain", limit=50)` — all extracted chains.
  - `entity_get(kind="codechain", id="v1-work-gate-actionId-approve")` — one chain's steps + terminations.
- **File context** lives as `code:<repo>:<path>` facts (key `context`); the `code-context` PreToolUse(Read) hook injects them automatically when enabled (`CRUX_HOOK_CODE_CONTEXT=1`). To read one directly: `query_facts(entity="code:Crux:crates/corecruxd/src/work.rs", token_budget=500)`.
- **Watched repos + AST graph (M7–M8).** Register a repo the daemon should keep current with `register_repo` (or `POST /v1/repos`); list with `list_repos`. Scans use the AST scanner when `CORECRUXD_AST_SCAN=1` (Rust via `syn`; TS/TSX/Vue/Python via `tree-sitter`), and `CORECRUXD_REPO_WATCH=1` keeps them fresh incrementally. With `CORECRUXD_CODEGRAPH_EDGES=1`, a repo's code structure is emitted as typed relation edges — traverse "what calls / imports / defines this?" via `POST /v1/relations/expand` filtered to edge types `calls` / `imports` / `defines` / `depends_on` (these are grounded, `Extracted`-confidence edges — prefer them over re-reading source). The console view `/console/codegraph` renders the same typed graph for a human.

Always pass `token_budget` (500 default). Findings carry a `volatile` horizon — prefer a fresh query over a remembered count.

## Rules
1. Always use `token_budget` to control context size.
2. Store important findings as facts — don't rely on conversation memory.
3. Check `coverage.score` after queries — if < 0.5, inform the user.
4. Use `get_bootstrap("patterns")` on first connection to learn optimal usage.
5. Before remote integration or sync work, call `sync_status()`. If the mode is `local_only` or `degraded`, keep working against the local store and pull onboarding guidance with `get_bootstrap(topic="docs", query="integration")`.
6. Before maintenance or version changes, call `update_status()`. If the state is `behind`, pull `get_bootstrap(topic="docs", query="upgrade")` and `get_bootstrap(topic="docs", query="backup")`. If the state is `ahead` or `diverged`, stop and switch to a human-reviewed upgrade flow.