{{define "content"}} {{$m := .Data.Mind}}
{{.Data.Stats.Total}} active memories · {{range $k, $v := .Data.Stats.ByKind}}{{$k}} {{$v}} {{end}}{{if .Data.Semantic}}semantic search on{{else}}text + graph retrieval{{end}}
| Score | Memory | Why |
|---|---|---|
| {{conf .Score}} | {{trunc $mm.Content 140}} {{$mm.Kind}} {{$mm.Epistemic}} {{date $mm.OccurredAt}} · conf {{conf $mm.Confidence}} · imp {{conf $mm.Importance}} |
{{range $k, $v := .Components}}{{if gt $v 0.0}}{{$k}} {{conf $v}} {{end}}{{end}} |
| {{$d}} | |||
| {{.OccurredAt.Local.Format "15:04"}} | {{.Kind}} {{.Epistemic}}{{if ne .Status "active"}} {{.Status}}{{end}} | {{trunc .Content 160}} {{.Source}} · trust {{.Trust}} |
{{conf .Confidence}} imp {{conf .Importance}} · act {{conf .Activation}} · ×{{.RetrievalCount}} |
No memories{{if index .Data.Q "q"}} match{{end}}. Memories form when the mind attends to observations and conversations.
{{end}}A cue (observation, message) is matched against memories by full-text rank{{if .Data.Semantic}}, embedding similarity{{end}}, recency, activation, importance and source credibility. The fused score competes for attention like any thought; admitted recalls are reinforced. Decay lowers activation of unused memories but never deletes them.