Phase 3. Events are the append-only record of everything a mind does
(ADR-0002). pkg/events defines the closed type vocabulary, categories,
evidence references and the observation payload with explicit trust
levels. The store validates and appends inside the caller's transaction,
publishes to a bounded fan-out bus only after commit, queries by seq
cursor with type/category/source/salience/confidence/time/search
filters, and walks provenance: cause, parents, children, cited evidence,
derived events and correlation groups. Durable per-consumer cursors never
move backwards.
Server-Sent Events streams (per mind and global) subscribe before
replaying history after Last-Event-ID so nothing is missed, apply the
same filter vocabulary live, and heartbeat. Operators can inject
observations tagged with operator trust for demos and tests.
UI: live thought stream with filters and paging, forensic event page
with causal chain and evidence navigation, dashboard important events.
Personality and status changes now leave operator_action events in the
mind's own history. CLI: event inspect/list/tail, observe.
Phase 1 foundation. Local auth per ADR-0006: Argon2id passwords, opaque
hashed session tokens with idle/absolute expiry, CSRF token plus Origin
check on cookie sessions, per-IP token bucket and per-account exponential
lockout, three roles enforced by middleware, personal API tokens for
noemactl. Audit log writer used by every admin mutation.
API: request ids, panic recovery, strict CSP and security headers, body
limits, single JSON error envelope, health/ready/status, users, sessions,
tokens, audit, token-protected /metrics.
UI: embedded html/template pages (login, first-run setup, dashboard,
system, users, account, audit, interpretation boundary), light/dark
theme, dependency-free app.js with CSRF-aware fetch and SSE helper.
Binaries: noemad with graceful shutdown, migrations at start, bootstrap
admin from environment, supervised background tasks; noemactl with
status, migrate, user create and meaningful exit codes.
Andy Dixon