will.anderson 76c2e47d0f
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feat(recall): fix engram-scoring — float parsing, recency, threshold, sentinels
Fix critical float parsing bug: %g serializes 0.70 as '0.7', naive str_replace
dot-strip gives str_to_int('07')=7 not 70. New parse_salience_100() uses
str_index_of to detect single-decimal strings and multiplies by 10 to correct.
Affects conv nodes (0.6/0.7), default memories (0.5/0.5), utterance nodes (0.6)
— the majority of the graph was scoring near zero and filtered by threshold=25.

Fix recency to use max(created_at, updated_at, last_activated) so nodes
strengthened by engram_strengthen() after chat turns score as fresh, not by
original write time. A node referenced yesterday but created 25 days ago
was borderline-filtered; now correctly scores fresh.

Compress recency dynamic range from 10x (10-100) to 1.54x (65-100) via
formula (50 + recency/2). Old formula: sal*imp*recency/10000 let recency
dominate — a canonical high-importance node at 30 days scored identical to
a fresh noise node. New: high-importance nodes remain competitive when old.

Add tier-aware decay with softer floor (30 not 10): Canonical nodes decay
over 365 days, Episodic over 90 days, working/untiered over 35 days. Long-
term identity and persona nodes are no longer permanently filtered.

Lower threshold from 25 to 15 to admit moderately-relevant older nodes that
pass scoring with the corrected formula. Backfills recall coverage lost when
single-decimal nodes were being silently discarded.

Apply scoring to activation nodes: engram_compile_ranked(activate_json, 5)
replaces unconditional pass-through. Threshold 5 preserves recall while
excluding genuinely zero-quality stale nodes.

Extend sentinel cleanup in engram_compile_ranked from _sel_0-9 to _sel_0-19
so max_nodes can safely be increased past 10 without JSON corruption.
2026-06-22 12:53:35 -05:00
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