memory-decay-dashboard
v0.1.2
Published
Standalone, read-only dashboard for compatible `memory-decay` SQLite databases.
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memory-decay-dashboard
Standalone, read-only dashboard for compatible memory-decay SQLite databases.
What it does
- Opens standard user-memory DBs and LongMemEval-compatible DBs through the same path workflow
- Surfaces:
- fastest-fading memories
- reinforced / surviving memories
- a detailed per-memory inspection view
- Explains decay and reinforcement from current-state fields, not fake replay history
What it does not do
- No edit/delete controls
- No raw SQL explorer
- No admin / operations management surface
- No claim of exact temporal replay unless a future history layer is added
Supported schema
Phase 1 reads these tables when present:
memories(required)associations(optional but supported)metadata(optional but used forcurrent_tick)
vec_memories is intentionally ignored for dashboard rendering in Phase 1.
Commands
npm install
npm run dev
npm run typecheck
npm run build
node --import tsx --test tests/**/*.test.tsNotes
- SQLite access is server-side and read-only.
- If
metadata.current_tickis absent, the dashboard derives an effective current tick from the max observed created/activated/reinforced tick. - LongMemEval verification should use offline-compatible fixtures rather than live embedding APIs.
