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…ap (Gentleman-Programming#737) Correct the remaining code-vs-docs drift verified on post-Gentleman-Programming#1037 main and add the documentation authority map: PLUGINS.md tool counts 22/18 -> 23/19 and conflicts table six -> eight endpoints (judge, compare added); AGENT-SETUP.md Cursor section and Surviving Compaction entry rewritten to the real setup flow (informational ~/.cursor/engram-memory-protocol.md pasted into User Rules; no global .mdc, matching the registry test that forbids it); DOCS.md gains a Documentation Authority table (contract -> canonical doc -> code authority -> must-change-together), a Quick Navigation row, and the missing sync_delete_tombstones schema bullet. Docs-only: verification is content-vs-code checks (tool registration counts, route registrations, setup code paths), all grep-evidenced. Rollback: single revert; no code or behavior touched.
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In `@DOCS.md`:
- Line 74: Update Store.ApplyPulledMutation, Store.ApplyPulledChunk, and their
applyPulledMutationTx flow to check sync_delete_tombstones.last_mutation_seq
before applying remote session or observation upserts. Compare against the
mutation’s correct ordering value, and skip older or equal mutations before
writing payload data or deactivating the tombstone; allow only newer mutations
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In `@docs/AGENT-SETUP.md`:
- Line 647: Update docs/AGENT-SETUP.md at lines 647-647, 651-651, and 781-781 to
distinguish Cursor’s supported global user-rule files under
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| - **prompts_fts** — FTS5 virtual table synced via triggers (`content`, `project`) | ||
| - **sync_chunks** — `target_key` (TEXT), `chunk_id` (TEXT), `imported_at`; composite PK (`target_key`, `chunk_id`) for target-scoped chunk tracking | ||
| - **sync_state** — one row per `target_key`, with lifecycle, sequence, retry/backoff, lease, error, success, and update metadata; **sync_mutations** — ordered mutation queue with target, project, entity, operation, payload, source, acknowledgement, and disposition metadata | ||
| - **sync_delete_tombstones** — one row per deleted entity (PK `entity`, `entity_key`) with `session_id`, `project`, `deleted_at`, `hard_delete`, `active`, and `last_mutation_seq` metadata; the stored sequence acts as a floor so synced deletions are not resurrected by older remote mutations |
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Enforce the tombstone floor during remote apply.
Store.ApplyPulledMutation and Store.ApplyPulledChunk call applyPulledMutationTx without checking sync_delete_tombstones.last_mutation_seq. The session and observation upsert branches then write the payload and deactivate the active tombstone. An older remote upsert can therefore recreate a deleted entity and remove the deletion floor. Apply the sequence check before writing or clearing the tombstone, using the correct comparable mutation-order value.
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In `@DOCS.md` at line 74, Update Store.ApplyPulledMutation,
Store.ApplyPulledChunk, and their applyPulledMutationTx flow to check
sync_delete_tombstones.last_mutation_seq before applying remote session or
observation upserts. Compare against the mutation’s correct ordering value, and
skip older or equal mutations before writing payload data or deactivating the
tombstone; allow only newer mutations to proceed.
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…accuracy (Gentleman-Programming#1195) - sync_delete_tombstones: describe what last_mutation_seq actually gates (idempotent delete-intent backfill emission, not an apply-time floor); pulled upserts deactivate the tombstone without sequence comparison. - Cursor setup: drop the false 'no global rule path works' claim and the 'unlike global paths' contrast; note ~/.cursor/rules/*.mdc as an undocumented-in-official-docs global location; keep the generated .md explicitly informational; align on Customize → Rules wording.
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Both CodeRabbit findings addressed in 49708e9: DOCS.md:74 (tombstone floor) — Verified against AGENT-SETUP.md:647/651/781 (Cursor global rules) — Dropped the "no global rule path works" claim and the "unlike global paths" contrast. Current official docs document User Rules only via Customize → Rules (no filesystem path), while recent Cursor versions do read global user-rule files under Minor follow-up noticed while verifying: the setup instruction string in |
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In `@docs/AGENT-SETUP.md`:
- Line 647: Update the “Memory Protocol” documentation to remove the claim that
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…le paths (Gentleman-Programming#1195) The setup adapter (internal/setup/agents.go) and registry_test.go pin that Cursor ignores global .mdc rule files; the docs must not direct users to that location. Removing the claim entirely also keeps the text neutral on an officially undocumented location, per the prior review round.
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Valid finding — addressed in c3ef07b. The repo's own adapter ( |
…ap (Gentleman-Programming#737) Correct the remaining code-vs-docs drift verified on post-Gentleman-Programming#1037 main and add the documentation authority map: PLUGINS.md tool counts 22/18 -> 23/19 and conflicts table six -> eight endpoints (judge, compare added); AGENT-SETUP.md Cursor section and Surviving Compaction entry rewritten to the real setup flow (informational ~/.cursor/engram-memory-protocol.md pasted into User Rules; no global .mdc, matching the registry test that forbids it); DOCS.md gains a Documentation Authority table (contract -> canonical doc -> code authority -> must-change-together), a Quick Navigation row, and the missing sync_delete_tombstones schema bullet. Docs-only: verification is content-vs-code checks (tool registration counts, route registrations, setup code paths), all grep-evidenced. Rollback: single revert; no code or behavior touched.
…accuracy (Gentleman-Programming#1195) - sync_delete_tombstones: describe what last_mutation_seq actually gates (idempotent delete-intent backfill emission, not an apply-time floor); pulled upserts deactivate the tombstone without sequence comparison. - Cursor setup: drop the false 'no global rule path works' claim and the 'unlike global paths' contrast; note ~/.cursor/rules/*.mdc as an undocumented-in-official-docs global location; keep the generated .md explicitly informational; align on Customize → Rules wording.
…le paths (Gentleman-Programming#1195) The setup adapter (internal/setup/agents.go) and registry_test.go pin that Cursor ignores global .mdc rule files; the docs must not direct users to that location. Removing the claim entirely also keeps the text neutral on an officially undocumented location, per the prior review round.
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🟡 Minor · Describe last_mutation_seq as a historical floor.
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last_mutation_seqas a historical floor. The field stores the highest historical delete-mutation sequence for the entity and key. Backfill does not advance it when it emits a new mutation. Clarify this inDOCS.md:74:- ... the stored sequence marks how far the delete intent has already been emitted, so backfill re-emits a tombstone only when no newer delete mutation supersedes it. Applying ... + ... `last_mutation_seq` stores the highest historical delete-mutation sequence for the entity and key; backfill does not advance it. Backfill emits a tombstone only when no newer matching delete mutation supersedes it. Applying ...🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@DOCS.md`:
- Line 74: Update the sync_delete_tombstones documentation to describe
last_mutation_seq as the highest historical delete-mutation sequence for the
entity and key, and clarify that backfill does not advance it when emitting a
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Part of #737 (documentation tracker; this PR is the drift + authority-map slice, the tracker stays open for the remaining units).
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type:bug— Bug fixtype:feature— New featuretype:question— Question requiring tracked worktype:docs— Documentation onlytype:refactor— Code refactoring (no behavior changetype:chore— Maintenance, dependencies, toolingtype:breaking-change— Breaking change📝 Summary
docs/PLUGINS.mdtool counts 22/18 -> 23/19 (code registers 23: 19 agent + 4 admin ininternal/mcp/mcp.go; the tracker's own "22" count predatesmem_list_projects) and the conflicts table six -> eight endpoints (POST /conflicts/judge,POST /conflicts/compareadded, perinternal/server/server.go:481-488).docs/AGENT-SETUP.mdCursor section and its Surviving Compaction entry to the real flow: setup writes~/.cursor/engram-memory-protocol.mdfor manual paste into Settings -> Rules -> User Rules; the previous text recommended a global.mdcpath that a Go test (registry_test.go) explicitly forbids.DOCS.md(contract -> canonical doc -> code authority -> must-change-together, 8 rows), a Quick Navigation row for it, and the missingsync_delete_tombstonesschema bullet (store.go:1073-1082).📂 Changes
docs/PLUGINS.mddocs/AGENT-SETUP.mdinternal/setup/agents.goDOCS.mdsync_delete_tombstonesbullet✅ Test Plan
mcp.NewToolregistrations, 19/4 profile entries counted; conflicts table set-equal to the 8 registered routes; Cursor passages matched line-by-line againstagents.go:121-135,242and the prohibition test; zero remaining stale claims (22 default,18 agent,All six,.mdcpath) across the three files🔍 Review Provenance
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