# memory_jobs

id: e7adbc1a-719b-4534-b622-bd12b37c93ce
memory_id: 1a779fcc-0eba-4ab6-a29a-ffead6d6adcb
job_type: extract
status: completed
leased_at: 2026-02-25T08:51:20.120Z
completed_at: 2026-02-25T08:52:46.126Z
created_at: 2026-02-25T08:47:49.795Z
updated_at: 2026-02-25T08:52:46.126Z
result:
  {"facts":[{"content":"Three extractor files (extractor.ts, chat-extractor.ts, entire-extractor.ts) in packages/core/src/ingest/ are being refactored to accept LlmProvider as a parameter instead of ExtractorConfig with ollamaUrl/model fields","type":"decision","confidence":0.95},{"content":"The packages/core/src/ingest/ollama-client.ts file will be renamed to response-parser.ts","type":"decision","confidence":0.95},{"content":"HTTP-specific code (callOllama() wrapper and OllamaClientConfig) will be deleted from ollama-client.ts before renaming, with response parsing logic retained in response-parser.ts","type":"procedural","confidence":0.9},{"content":"The extractors refactoring enables the ingest directory to accept any LLM backend abstraction (LlmProvider interface) rather than Ollama-specific configuration, decoupling extractors from a specific LLM provider","type":"rationale","confidence":0.85}],"entities":[{"source":"extractor.ts","relationship":"refactored_to_accept","target":"LlmProvider","confidence":0.95},{"source":"chat-extractor.ts","relationship":"refactored_to_accept","target":"LlmProvider","confidence":0.95},{"source":"entire-extractor.ts","relationship":"refactored_to_accept","target":"LlmProvider","confidence":0.95},{"source":"ollama-client.ts","relationship":"renamed_to","target":"response-parser.ts","confidence":0.95},{"source":"extractors","relationship":"replaces_dependency","target":"ExtractorConfig with ollamaUrl/model","confidence":0.9},{"source":"response-parser.ts","relationship":"retains_logic_from","target":"ollama-client.ts parsing logic","confidence":0.9}],"proposals":[{"action":"none","confidence":0.95,"reason":"Candidate [3] already captures this exact refactoring point: 'Refactor extractors (extractor.ts, chat-extractor.ts, entire-extractor.ts) to accept LlmProvider instead of Ollama config'. New fact is duplicate/confirmation of existing memory.","fact":{"content":"Three extractor files (extractor.ts, chat-extractor.ts, entire-extractor.ts) in packages/core/src/ingest/ are being refactored to accept LlmProvider as a parameter instead of ExtractorConfig with ollamaUrl/model fields","type":"decision","confidence":0.95}},{"action":"none","confidence":0.98,"reason":"This fact is already captured in candidate [4], which explicitly states '**Rename `ollama-client.ts`** → `response-parser.ts` after deleting HTTP-specific code' as part of the refactoring plan. No new information.","fact":{"content":"The packages/core/src/ingest/ollama-client.ts file will be renamed to response-parser.ts","type":"decision","confidence":0.95}},{"action":"update","targetMemoryId":"1a779fcc-0eba-4ab6-a29a-ffead6d6adcb","confidence":0.92,"reason":"New fact provides implementation-level detail about the ollama-client.ts refactoring already mentioned in candidate [1]. Should merge to specify exactly what gets deleted (callOllama(), OllamaClientConfig) and retained (response parsing logic).","fact":{"content":"HTTP-specific code (callOllama() wrapper and OllamaClientConfig) will be deleted from ollama-client.ts before renaming, with response parsing logic retained in response-parser.ts","type":"procedural","confidence":0.9},"targetContent":"**Refactor extractors** (`extractor.ts`, `chat-extractor.ts`, `entire-extractor.ts`) to accept `LlmProvider` instead of Ollama config 3. **Rename `ollama-client.ts`** → `response-parser.ts` after deleting HTTP-specific code 4."},{"action":"update","targetMemoryId":"47905083-e8af-4874-b4e1-9045467ec414","confidence":0.9,"reason":"New fact articulates the high-level goal/outcome of the refactoring plan already described in candidate 2. Updates the kickoff memory to include both problem statement (Ollama-specific hardcoding) and solution rationale (LlmProvider abstraction enabling any LLM backend). Forms a complete problem-solution pair.","fact":{"content":"The extractors refactoring enables the ingest directory to accept any LLM backend abstraction (LlmProvider interface) rather than Ollama-specific configuration, decoupling extractors from a specific LLM provider","type":"rationale","confidence":0.85},"targetContent":"## Ingest Pipeline Refactoring Kickoff Nicholai initiated work on the `nicholai/ingest-pipeline` branch with a comprehensive refactoring plan for `packages/core/src/ingest/` (5631 LOC, 14 files). The core problem: each extractor wraps its own Ollama HTTP client instead of using the daemon's `LlmProvider` interface, hardcoding ingest to Ollama and blocking Claude Code support."}],"writeMode":"phase-c","writeStats":{"added":0,"updated":2,"deleted":0,"deduped":0,"skippedLowConfidence":0,"blockedDestructive":0,"reviewNeeded":0,"embeddingsAdded":0},"warnings":[]}


id: 4917f601-cbac-4832-8677-79e028568411
memory_id: 62bea6d0-aeb3-4184-aa02-e3e4d2ff02ce
job_type: extract
status: completed
leased_at: 2026-02-25T08:52:48.127Z
completed_at: 2026-02-25T08:54:05.463Z
created_at: 2026-02-25T08:47:49.806Z
updated_at: 2026-02-25T08:54:05.463Z
result:
  {"facts":[{"content":"Three extractor config interfaces in packages/core/src/ingest/ (ExtractorConfig, ChatExtractorConfig, EntireExtractorConfig) are being consolidated into a single ExtractionOptions type","type":"decision","confidence":0.9},{"content":"The findGit() utility function is duplicated identically in packages/core/src/ingest/code-parser.ts (lines 532-556) and packages/core/src/ingest/entire-parser.ts (lines 621-644), and will be extracted into a new git-utils.ts module","type":"procedural","confidence":0.9},{"content":"These config unification and utility extraction tasks are part of the Signet ingest pipeline refactoring effort to eliminate code duplication and standardize LLM provider integration","type":"rationale","confidence":0.85}],"entities":[{"source":"ExtractorConfig","relationship":"being-consolidated-into","target":"ExtractionOptions","confidence":0.9},{"source":"ChatExtractorConfig","relationship":"being-consolidated-into","target":"ExtractionOptions","confidence":0.9},{"source":"EntireExtractorConfig","relationship":"being-consolidated-into","target":"ExtractionOptions","confidence":0.9},{"source":"findGit (code-parser.ts)","relationship":"being-extracted-to","target":"git-utils.ts","confidence":0.9},{"source":"findGit (entire-parser.ts)","relationship":"being-extracted-to","target":"git-utils.ts","confidence":0.9},{"source":"ingest pipeline refactoring","relationship":"addresses","target":"code duplication","confidence":0.85}],"proposals":[{"action":"none","confidence":0.95,"reason":"Candidate [5] (ID: 62bea6d0-aeb3-4184-aa02-e3e4d2ff02ce) already contains this exact fact: 'Unify extractor configs by consolidating three identical config interfaces into a single ExtractionOptions type'. The new fact restates the same consolidation decision with slightly more specificity (location + interface names), but no new information warranting a separate memory entry.","fact":{"content":"Three extractor config interfaces in packages/core/src/ingest/ (ExtractorConfig, ChatExtractorConfig, EntireExtractorConfig) are being consolidated into a single ExtractionOptions type","type":"decision","confidence":0.9}},{"action":"update","targetMemoryId":"62bea6d0-aeb3-4184-aa02-e3e4d2ff02ce","confidence":0.95,"reason":"New fact provides specific implementation details (file locations, line numbers, identical signature) for the findGit() extraction already documented in candidate [5]. Merging enriches the existing memory with concrete refactoring context.","fact":{"content":"The findGit() utility function is duplicated identically in packages/core/src/ingest/code-parser.ts (lines 532-556) and packages/core/src/ingest/entire-parser.ts (lines 621-644), and will be extracted into a new git-utils.ts module","type":"procedural","confidence":0.9},"targetContent":"**Unify extractor configs** by consolidating three identical config interfaces into a single `ExtractionOptions` type 5. **Extract `findGit()`** utility from code/entire parsers into new `git-utils.ts` 6."},{"action":"update","targetMemoryId":"47905083-e8af-4874-b4e1-9045467ec414","confidence":0.85,"reason":"New fact provides broader rationale context that unifies the specific refactoring tasks (config unification, utility extraction, LLM provider abstraction). Can be merged with existing rationale [3] to create a comprehensive single statement about the overall ingest pipeline refactoring initiative.","fact":{"content":"These config unification and utility extraction tasks are part of the Signet ingest pipeline refactoring effort to eliminate code duplication and standardize LLM provider integration","type":"rationale","confidence":0.85},"targetContent":"The extractors refactoring enables the ingest directory to accept any LLM backend abstraction (LlmProvider interface) rather than Ollama-specific configuration, decoupling extractors from a specific LLM provider"}],"writeMode":"phase-c","writeStats":{"added":0,"updated":2,"deleted":0,"deduped":0,"skippedLowConfidence":0,"blockedDestructive":0,"reviewNeeded":0,"embeddingsAdded":0},"warnings":[]}


id: d302cf1e-032b-4714-90e5-ae4c2ee99b95
memory_id: 4e882d65-9ecb-4fa5-94bb-45ae7b1b400d
job_type: extract
status: completed
leased_at: 2026-02-25T08:54:07.465Z
completed_at: 2026-02-25T08:55:56.973Z
created_at: 2026-02-25T08:47:49.816Z
updated_at: 2026-02-25T08:55:56.973Z
result:
  {"facts":[{"content":"slack-parser.ts and discord-parser.ts both define identical TIME_GAP_MS constant (30 min) and batchByTimeGap() logic that should be extracted","type":"decision","confidence":0.95},{"content":"A new chat-utils.ts module should be created in packages/core/src/ingest/ to hold shared chat parsing utilities with ConversationThread<T> generic interface","type":"procedural","confidence":0.9},{"content":"The ingestPath() entry point in packages/core/src/ingest/index.ts should accept an optional provider: LlmProvider parameter to enable support for different LLM backends","type":"decision","confidence":0.9},{"content":"Extracting duplicated time-gap batching and thread grouping logic from multiple parsers reduces maintenance burden and enables consistent behavior across chat integrations","type":"rationale","confidence":0.85},{"content":"Updating ingestPath() to accept LlmProvider instead of assembling ExtractorConfig internally decouples the entry point from specific LLM implementations","type":"rationale","confidence":0.85}],"entities":[{"source":"slack-parser.ts","relationship":"contains_duplicated_logic","target":"time-gap batching and thread grouping","confidence":0.95},{"source":"discord-parser.ts","relationship":"contains_duplicated_logic","target":"time-gap batching and thread grouping","confidence":0.95},{"source":"chat-utils.ts","relationship":"will_consolidate","target":"time-gap batching and thread grouping constants","confidence":0.9},{"source":"slack-parser.ts","relationship":"will_import","target":"chat-utils.ts","confidence":0.9},{"source":"discord-parser.ts","relationship":"will_import","target":"chat-utils.ts","confidence":0.9},{"source":"ingestPath()","relationship":"will_accept","target":"provider: LlmProvider parameter","confidence":0.9}],"proposals":[{"action":"update","targetMemoryId":"4e882d65-9ecb-4fa5-94bb-45ae7b1b400d","confidence":0.92,"reason":"New fact provides specific implementation details (TIME_GAP_MS=30min, batchByTimeGap() logic) for the chat utilities extraction already tracked in candidate [5]. Merging adds concrete details to the existing procedural memory.","fact":{"content":"slack-parser.ts and discord-parser.ts both define identical TIME_GAP_MS constant (30 min) and batchByTimeGap() logic that should be extracted","type":"decision","confidence":0.95},"targetContent":"**Extract chat utilities** (time-gap batching, thread grouping constants) into new `chat-utils.ts` for slack/discord parsers 7. **Update `ingestPath()` entry point** to accept `provider: LlmProvider` parameter"},{"action":"update","targetMemoryId":"4e882d65-9ecb-4fa5-94bb-45ae7b1b400d","confidence":0.95,"reason":"New fact is a refinement of existing candidate [3] about extracting chat utilities into chat-utils.ts. Update to explicitly mention ConversationThread<T> generic interface as the key implementation detail, making it more precise.","fact":{"content":"A new chat-utils.ts module should be created in packages/core/src/ingest/ to hold shared chat parsing utilities with ConversationThread<T> generic interface","type":"procedural","confidence":0.9},"targetContent":"**Extract chat utilities** (time-gap batching, thread grouping constants) into new `chat-utils.ts` for slack/discord parsers 7. **Update `ingestPath()` entry point** to accept `provider: LlmProvider` parameter"},{"action":"none","confidence":0.95,"reason":"This decision is already documented in system-reminder MEMORY.md: 'ingestPath() entry point in packages/core/src/ingest/index.ts currently assembles ExtractorConfig with ollamaUrl/model fields; will update to accept optional provider: LlmProvider parameter and remove internal config assembly logic.' No new memory needed.","fact":{"content":"The ingestPath() entry point in packages/core/src/ingest/index.ts should accept an optional provider: LlmProvider parameter to enable support for different LLM backends","type":"decision","confidence":0.9}},{"action":"update","targetMemoryId":"4e882d65-9ecb-4fa5-94bb-45ae7b1b400d","confidence":0.88,"reason":"New fact provides the design rationale behind the concrete task in candidate [5]. Both address extracting chat utility logic (time-gap batching, thread grouping) from multiple parsers. Merging creates a complete memory with both principle and action item.","fact":{"content":"Extracting duplicated time-gap batching and thread grouping logic from multiple parsers reduces maintenance burden and enables consistent behavior across chat integrations","type":"rationale","confidence":0.85},"targetContent":"**Extract chat utilities** (time-gap batching, thread grouping constants) into new `chat-utils.ts` for slack/discord parsers 7. **Update `ingestPath()` entry point** to accept `provider: LlmProvider` parameter"},{"action":"update","targetMemoryId":"4e882d65-9ecb-4fa5-94bb-45ae7b1b400d","confidence":0.9,"reason":"New fact provides architectural rationale for the ingestPath() change already documented in candidate [4]. Merging adds valuable context about why this decoupling matters for LLM provider abstraction.","fact":{"content":"Updating ingestPath() to accept LlmProvider instead of assembling ExtractorConfig internally decouples the entry point from specific LLM implementations","type":"rationale","confidence":0.85},"targetContent":"**Extract chat utilities** (time-gap batching, thread grouping constants) into new `chat-utils.ts` for slack/discord parsers 7. **Update `ingestPath()` entry point** to accept `provider: LlmProvider` parameter"}],"writeMode":"phase-c","writeStats":{"added":0,"updated":4,"deleted":0,"deduped":0,"skippedLowConfidence":0,"blockedDestructive":0,"reviewNeeded":0,"embeddingsAdded":0},"warnings":[]}


id: 47ef028d-591b-49c6-ae8c-e7c6e4914e34
memory_id: b4ccc03e-36f6-4f8e-a496-8af928e0f19b
job_type: extract
status: completed
leased_at: 2026-02-25T08:55:58.975Z
completed_at: 2026-02-25T08:58:16.473Z
created_at: 2026-02-25T08:47:49.831Z
updated_at: 2026-02-25T08:58:16.473Z
result:
  {"facts":[{"content":"The LlmProvider interface will be moved from packages/daemon/src/pipeline/provider.ts to packages/core/src/types.ts to enable core's ingest directory to accept any LLM backend abstraction, not just Ollama-specific code","type":"decision","confidence":0.95},{"content":"LLM provider factory implementations (createOllamaProvider, createClaudeCodeProvider) remain in packages/daemon/src and are not moved to core","type":"decision","confidence":0.95},{"content":"Moving only the LlmProvider interface to core (not implementations) prevents circular dependencies between core and daemon packages","type":"rationale","confidence":0.9},{"content":"The llm.ts singleton module remains in packages/daemon/src; daemon-side factory and provider instantiation logic is not extracted to core","type":"decision","confidence":0.9},{"content":"Domain-specific extractor logic (prompt builders, parseExtractionResponse() type mapping, message filtering, threadToSection() rendering) is intentionally NOT deduplicated across extractor files because field-level format differences make unification a leaky abstraction","type":"rationale","confidence":0.9},{"content":"Type aliases (ExtractorConfig, ChatExtractorConfig, EntireExtractorConfig) alias to ExtractionOptions for backwards compatibility with zero runtime cost","type":"decision","confidence":0.85},{"content":"Backwards compatibility is maintained via type aliases rather than duplicate interface definitions, allowing old config names to continue working without performance overhead","type":"rationale","confidence":0.85}],"entities":[{"source":"LlmProvider interface","relationship":"moves from","target":"packages/daemon/src/pipeline/provider.ts","confidence":0.95},{"source":"LlmProvider interface","relationship":"moves to","target":"packages/core/src/types.ts","confidence":0.95},{"source":"createOllamaProvider factory","relationship":"remains in","target":"packages/daemon/src","confidence":0.9},{"source":"createClaudeCodeProvider factory","relationship":"remains in","target":"packages/daemon/src","confidence":0.9},{"source":"llm.ts singleton","relationship":"remains in","target":"packages/daemon/src","confidence":0.9},{"source":"core ingest directory","relationship":"can accept","target":"any LlmProvider backend","confidence":0.9},{"source":"daemon","relationship":"prevents circular dependency with","target":"core","confidence":0.85},{"source":"domain-specific extractor logic","relationship":"intentionally not deduplicated across","target":"extractor files","confidence":0.85},{"source":"ExtractorConfig","relationship":"aliases to","target":"ExtractionOptions","confidence":0.8}],"proposals":[{"action":"update","targetMemoryId":"6f112a1d-9dea-407e-812f-0c165a54d2a0","confidence":0.9,"reason":"New fact restates the same architectural decision (moving LlmProvider from daemon to core) with additional context about the business logic: enabling core's ingest to accept any LLM backend abstraction. This refines the existing plan overview with clearer reasoning.","fact":{"content":"The LlmProvider interface will be moved from packages/daemon/src/pipeline/provider.ts to packages/core/src/types.ts to enable core's ingest directory to accept any LLM backend abstraction, not just Ollama-specific code","type":"decision","confidence":0.95},"targetContent":"### Plan Overview The refactoring has seven major components: 1. **Move `LlmProvider` interface** from `packages/daemon/src/pipeline/provider.ts` to `packages/core/src/types.ts` for dependency isolation 2."},{"action":"none","confidence":0.95,"reason":"Existing memory [4] already captures this decision: 'Factory implementations (createOllamaProvider, createClaudeCodeProvider) remain in daemon; only the interface moves to core'","fact":{"content":"LLM provider factory implementations (createOllamaProvider, createClaudeCodeProvider) remain in packages/daemon/src and are not moved to core","type":"decision","confidence":0.95}},{"action":"none","confidence":0.85,"reason":"Candidate [4] already captures this architectural decision comprehensively: it explicitly states 'only the interface moves to core', 'Factory implementations remain in daemon', and 'Circular dependency avoided by moving interface only'. The new fact is the rationale for what's already documented in [4].","fact":{"content":"Moving only the LlmProvider interface to core (not implementations) prevents circular dependencies between core and daemon packages","type":"rationale","confidence":0.9}},{"action":"update","targetMemoryId":"9df227af-076b-4c5e-b5c8-149567db93a2","confidence":0.88,"reason":"New fact provides the design rationale for why the scope boundaries in candidate [1] will NOT be deduplicated. Both reference identical elements (prompt builders, parseExtractionResponse, message filtering, threadToSection). Merging adds the 'why' (leaky abstraction risk) to strengthen the existing principle.","fact":{"content":"Domain-specific extractor logic (prompt builders, parseExtractionResponse() type mapping, message filtering, threadToSection() rendering) is intentionally NOT deduplicated across extractor files because field-level format differences make unification a leaky abstraction","type":"rationale","confidence":0.9},"targetContent":"### Scope Boundaries Will NOT change: prompt builders, `parseExtractionResponse()`, format-specific message filtering, `threadToSection()` rendering, sequential processing loops, `index.ts` orchestration, chunker/provenance/parser logic. Verification plan includes typecheck, build ordering (core → daemon), full test suite, and biome linting."},{"action":"none","confidence":0.95,"reason":"This fact is already documented in the auto-synced memory context under 'Backwards compatibility maintained via type aliases: ExtractorConfig, ChatExtractorConfig, EntireExtractorConfig all alias to ExtractionOptions with zero runtime cost. [ingest,backwards-compatibility]'. No new memory entry needed.","fact":{"content":"Type aliases (ExtractorConfig, ChatExtractorConfig, EntireExtractorConfig) alias to ExtractionOptions for backwards compatibility with zero runtime cost","type":"decision","confidence":0.85}},{"action":"update","targetMemoryId":"b4ccc03e-36f6-4f8e-a496-8af928e0f19b","confidence":0.92,"reason":"New fact refines existing memory about type aliases for backwards compatibility by adding rationale (zero runtime cost vs duplicates). Both express same architectural pattern; merge provides more complete context about why aliases were chosen.","fact":{"content":"Backwards compatibility is maintained via type aliases rather than duplicate interface definitions, allowing old config names to continue working without performance overhead","type":"rationale","confidence":0.85},"targetContent":"### Key Architectural Decisions - Factory implementations (`createOllamaProvider`, `createClaudeCodeProvider`) remain in daemon; only the interface moves to core - Daemon's `llm.ts` singleton stays in daemon - Domain-specific logic (prompts, parsing, message filtering) is intentionally NOT deduplicated - Backwards compatibility via type aliases for old config interface names - Circular dependency avoided by moving interface only, not implementations"}],"writeMode":"phase-c","writeStats":{"added":0,"updated":3,"deleted":0,"deduped":0,"skippedLowConfidence":0,"blockedDestructive":0,"reviewNeeded":0,"embeddingsAdded":0},"warnings":["Decision references non-candidate ID: \"b4ccc03e-812f-0c165a54d2a0\""]}


id: 4d8f920b-2f02-42d6-ba0b-701b265e80e5
memory_id: 9df227af-076b-4c5e-b5c8-149567db93a2
job_type: extract
status: completed
leased_at: 2026-02-25T08:58:18.492Z
completed_at: 2026-02-25T08:59:34.381Z
created_at: 2026-02-25T08:47:49.844Z
updated_at: 2026-02-25T08:59:34.381Z
result:
  {"facts":[{"content":"Domain-specific extractor logic (prompt builders, parseExtractionResponse() type mapping, message filtering, threadToSection() rendering) in packages/core/src/ingest/ is intentionally NOT deduplicated across individual extractor files","type":"decision","confidence":0.95},{"content":"Extractor files (code-parser.ts, chat-extractor.ts, entire-extractor.ts) have field-level format differences in how they represent and process extraction data, making a unified abstraction leaky and impractical. Deduplication was explicitly rejected to avoid forcing incompatible abstractions across domain-specific concerns.","type":"rationale","confidence":0.9},{"content":"Domain-specific extractor logic includes: prompt builders (LLM prompt construction), parseExtractionResponse() with type-specific field mapping, message filtering (domain-specific filtering logic), and threadToSection() functions (thread-to-section rendering)","type":"semantic","confidence":0.95}],"entities":[{"source":"domain-specific extractor logic","relationship":"is intentionally NOT shared between","target":"individual extractor files","confidence":0.95},{"source":"field-level format differences between extractors","relationship":"prevent","target":"unified shared abstraction","confidence":0.9},{"source":"extractor files","relationship":"maintain separate implementations of","target":"prompt builders, response parsing, message filtering, section rendering","confidence":0.9}],"proposals":[{"action":"none","confidence":0.95,"reason":"Candidate [5] already captures this exact decision: domain-specific extractor logic is intentionally NOT deduplicated due to field-level format differences making unification a leaky abstraction. The new fact adds no substantive information beyond what's already stored.","fact":{"content":"Domain-specific extractor logic (prompt builders, parseExtractionResponse() type mapping, message filtering, threadToSection() rendering) in packages/core/src/ingest/ is intentionally NOT deduplicated across individual extractor files","type":"decision","confidence":0.95}},{"action":"update","targetMemoryId":"9df227af-076b-4c5e-b5c8-149567db93a2","confidence":0.85,"reason":"New fact reinforces the same design decision as candidate [4]: extractor domain logic (code-parser.ts, chat-extractor.ts, entire-extractor.ts) is intentionally NOT deduplicated due to field-level format differences creating leaky abstractions. Merge for stronger coverage of the rationale with explicit rejection language.","fact":{"content":"Extractor files (code-parser.ts, chat-extractor.ts, entire-extractor.ts) have field-level format differences in how they represent and process extraction data, making a unified abstraction leaky and impractical. Deduplication was explicitly rejected to avoid forcing incompatible abstractions across domain-specific concerns.","type":"rationale","confidence":0.9},"targetContent":"Domain-specific extractor logic (prompt builders, parseExtractionResponse() type mapping, message filtering, threadToSection() rendering) is intentionally NOT deduplicated across extractor files because field-level format differences make unification a leaky abstraction"},{"action":"none","confidence":0.92,"reason":"Candidate 5 (ID: 9df227af-076b-4c5e-b5c8-149567db93a2) already contains this exact component list as part of a design rationale. The new fact is a factual restatement of the first part of that existing memory, with no new information.","fact":{"content":"Domain-specific extractor logic includes: prompt builders (LLM prompt construction), parseExtractionResponse() with type-specific field mapping, message filtering (domain-specific filtering logic), and threadToSection() functions (thread-to-section rendering)","type":"semantic","confidence":0.95}}],"writeMode":"phase-c","writeStats":{"added":0,"updated":1,"deleted":0,"deduped":0,"skippedLowConfidence":0,"blockedDestructive":0,"reviewNeeded":0,"embeddingsAdded":0},"warnings":[]}


id: 1b31dd24-d92f-4004-b002-96ee14528158
memory_id: c9492c69-5da6-49c5-8254-3e027f9046a6
job_type: extract
status: completed
leased_at: 2026-02-25T10:06:42.791Z
completed_at: 2026-02-25T10:08:23.959Z
created_at: 2026-02-25T10:06:42.094Z
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