# Genesis Persistent Context Architecture v2
## The Definitive Blueprint — Synthesized from 7 Gemini Deep Think Sessions

**Date**: 2026-02-24
**Source**: 7 questions submitted to Gemini 2.5 Pro Deep Think
**Author**: Claude Opus 4.6 (Orchestrator) + Gemini 2.5 Pro Deep Think (Architect)
**Status**: AUTHORITATIVE — This supersedes all prior architecture fragments

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## EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Genesis was diagnosed with a fundamental architectural flaw: the system was learning and executing within its current architecture but the architecture itself was not evolving. All memory systems were reactive, all improvement was manual, and multi-agent coherence was undefined.

This document synthesizes 7 Deep Think sessions into a complete, implementable architecture that transforms Genesis from a useful automation tool into a **continuous-learning, self-healing, self-improving AI operating system**.

The machine you are building is not a chatbot. It is:
- An **Interceptor-governed cognitive pipeline** (not voluntary tool-use)
- A **Zero-Amnesia state machine** (not stateless LLM calls)
- A **Multi-agent coherent swarm** (not independent parallel workers)
- A **Structurally self-improving system** (not static architecture)

---

## THE SEVEN-QUESTION SERIES

| Q# | Topic | Core Answer |
|----|-------|-------------|
| Q1 | Interceptor Paradigm | Memory via Inversion of Control. 4 integration contracts. |
| Q2 | MVFL Error-Correction | 3 trigger conditions. Voyager Defense + MemGPT Pruning. |
| Q3 | 80/20 Pipeline | Synchronous Interceptor via dispatch_to_swarm(). Strangler Fig. |
| Q4 | Component Architecture | Genesis = Component C only. Need A (Sourcing), B (CRM), D (Terminal Bus). |
| Q5 | Zero-Amnesia | Redis L1 → KG L2 → Qdrant L3 → Postgres L4. Shadow Router for JIT. |
| Q6 | Multi-Agent Coherence | CQRS + Event Sourcing. Gemini = Proposers. Opus = Semantic Reducer. |
| Q7 | Architectural Self-Improvement | Dual-Loop + Nightly Epoch + AI-GitOps. Human merge gate. |

---

## PART 1: THE FOUNDATIONAL PRINCIPLES (Q1–Q4)

### 1.1 The Interceptor Paradigm (Q1)

**Core insight**: Memory and coordination must happen through Inversion of Control — not voluntary LLM tool-use.

The critical failure mode is asking the LLM to "remember to save its state." LLMs will forget this instruction, ignore it under pressure, or hallucinate that they did it. The correct pattern is the Interceptor: a deterministic wrapper that **intercepts all outputs before they reach the world**, enriches all inputs before they reach the LLM, and captures state changes as a side effect of execution — not as an explicit LLM action.

**4 Integration Contracts** (what every interceptor must implement):
1. `pre_execute(task_payload)` — enrich input with context before dispatch
2. `post_execute(result, task_payload)` — capture state delta from output
3. `on_error(error, task_payload)` — classify failure, trigger correction
4. `on_correction(correction_payload)` — re-inject with `CORRECTION:` prefix

The Genesis entry point is `dispatch_to_swarm()` — every task flows through this function and is subject to the interceptor chain.

### 1.2 The MVFL Error-Correction Trap (Q2)

**Core insight**: The system must be architecturally forced to correct its own errors — not prompted to do so.

The MVFL (Multi-Vector Feedback Loop) Error-Correction Trap is triggered by 3 conditions:
1. Syntax/format errors in the output (detected by validator)
2. Semantic inconsistency detected by the Contradiction Checker
3. External API rejection (the world rejected the LLM's output)

**Defenses**:
- **Voyager Defense**: Before releasing output, run it through a locked evaluator function that scores it against known failure patterns in Qdrant L3 (Scars). If score < threshold, force a correction loop.
- **MemGPT Pruning**: When the correction loop runs more than N times on the same task, escalate the task to Opus with the full failure history rather than continuing to hammer the same agent.

### 1.3 The 80/20 Synchronous Pipeline (Q3)

**Core insight**: 80% of tasks don't need LLM reasoning. Route them deterministically. Save the context window for the 20% that do.

Implementation: The `dispatch_to_swarm()` wrapper is the Synchronous Interceptor. Before any LLM call, it classifies the task:
- **Tier 0 (Deterministic)**: Simple CRUD, lookups, format transforms → handled by Python functions directly
- **Tier 1 (Parametric)**: Template-driven tasks with known structure → fast Gemini Flash call
- **Tier 2 (Reasoning)**: Novel decisions, multi-step planning, contradiction resolution → Opus

**Strangler Fig Migration**: The current Genesis codebase doesn't need to be rewritten. Wrap every existing tool call with `dispatch_to_swarm()` progressively. Start with the highest-frequency operations. Each wrapper added is the Strangler Fig consuming the legacy direct-call pattern.

### 1.4 The Component Architecture (Q4)

**Core insight**: Genesis currently IS ONLY Component C (the cognitive orchestrator). Three components are missing.

```
Component A — Sourcing Engine
    Lead scraping, data enrichment, qualification scoring
    Gemini workers + Playwright

Component B — CRM State Machine
    GoHighLevel as the state machine backend
    GHL MCP + n8n automation layer

Component C — Genesis (THE ORCHESTRATOR) ← THIS IS WHAT EXISTS
    Claude Opus: planning, coordination, contradiction resolution
    Gemini swarm: execution, research, drafting

Component D — Terminal Bus
    Voice bridge (Telnyx ↔ AIVA)
    Real-time event routing
    Human handoff triggers
```

All four components talk to the same shared memory layer. The interceptor pipeline exists at Component C's boundary — it intercepts inputs FROM A/B/D and outputs TO A/B/D.

---

## PART 2: THE MEMORY ARCHITECTURE (Q5)

### 2.1 The Zero-Amnesia State Machine

**The Law**: No agent runs without a complete state injection. The `interceptor_jit_hydration()` function is called on every task before dispatch.

**Memory Hierarchy** (4 layers, ordered by speed and specificity):

```
L1: Redis Working State (2ms latency)
    Key: genesis:state:task:{task_id}
    What: Current task context, hypotheses, exhausted paths, active blockers
    TTL: Session-scoped

L2: Knowledge Graph (5ms latency)
    Source: KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH/entities/ (160+ files)
    What: 1-hop topological neighborhood of entities relevant to the task
    Extracted: KG entity lookups by entity name

L3: Qdrant Scars (10ms latency)
    What: Semantic memory — past resolutions, failure patterns, learned constraints
    Retrieved: Vector similarity search against task intent embedding
    Shape: Top-2 most relevant scars

L4: Postgres Cold Ledger (50ms latency)
    What: Immutable historical record — every saga, every state mutation
    Used for: Bootstrapping new sessions, Shadow Replay evaluation
    Schema: swarm_sagas + sessions + events tables
```

### 2.2 The JIT Hydration Function

This is the critical implementation — every task gets this injected before reaching any LLM:

```python
def interceptor_jit_hydration(task_payload):
    # 1. Shadow Extraction (Deterministic)
    target_entities, intent_string = fast_extract(task_payload)
    intent_vector = fast_embed(intent_string)

    # 2. Concurrent Scatter-Gather (The JIT Assembly)
    with ThreadPoolExecutor() as executor:
        f_state  = executor.submit(redis.get, f"genesis:state:task:{task_payload.id}")
        f_kg     = executor.submit(kg.get_1_hop_neighborhood, target_entities)
        f_scars  = executor.submit(qdrant.search, intent_vector, top_k=2)

    # 3. Compile the Strict XML Envelope
    system_injection = f"""
    <ZERO_AMNESIA_STATE>
      <WORKING_CONTEXT>{f_state.result() or "Cold start. No prior state."}</WORKING_CONTEXT>
      <TOPOLOGICAL_BLAST_RADIUS>{f_kg.result()}</TOPOLOGICAL_BLAST_RADIUS>
      <LEARNED_CONSTRAINTS>{f_scars.result()}</LEARNED_CONSTRAINTS>
    </ZERO_AMNESIA_STATE>"""

    # 4. Dispatch to Swarm
    return dispatch_to_swarm(system_prompt=system_injection, task=task_payload)
```

### 2.3 Redis L1 Working State Schema

```json
{
  "active_task_id": "T-491",
  "focus_entities": ["auth_middleware.py", "db_pool.py"],
  "current_hypothesis": "JWT token is expiring before DB write completes.",
  "exhausted_paths": ["Downgraded library version", "Bypassed redis cache"],
  "active_blocker": "Waiting for Component A to source valid staging credentials.",
  "version": 42
}
```

The `version` integer is critical — it enables Optimistic Concurrency Control in the multi-agent layer (Q6).

### 2.4 The Shadow Router

A deterministic function that intercepts all external side-effects (API calls, emails, CRM writes) and routes them to:
- **LIVE mode**: Execute the real call
- **SHADOW mode**: Log the intended call but don't execute (used during testing, evaluation, and the Nightly Epoch sandbox)

This is what makes evaluation possible without affecting customers.

---

## PART 3: MULTI-AGENT COHERENCE ARCHITECTURE (Q6)

### 3.1 The Core Paradigm

> **Gemini = Stateless Proposers. Claude Opus = Semantic Reducer.**

When 4 Gemini agents run in parallel, they must NEVER write directly to shared state. Each agent receives a read-only snapshot of state at time T₀, proposes a `StateDelta` (JSON Patch), and submits it to a staging area. Opus reviews all deltas, resolves contradictions, and commits a single unified patch.

This is exactly the Git branch-and-merge paradigm applied to multi-agent execution.

### 3.2 The Full Coherence Stack

**Shared State (CQRS + Optimistic Concurrency Control)**:
- Reads: Every agent gets `version: 42` snapshot at dispatch time — READ ONLY
- Writes: Agents output RFC 6902 JSON Patch `StateDelta` objects — no direct DB mutations
- Commit: `UPDATE ... WHERE version = 42` — if version changed, safe retry

**Contradiction Resolution (SemanticMergeInterceptor)**:
```
All ProposedDeltas collected in Redis Hash (genesis:staging:{session_id})
↓
Barrier sync (asyncio.wait for all XACK)
↓
Opus receives: T₀ state + array of proposed diffs
↓
Opus prompt: "You are the convergence engine. Resolve logical contradictions,
             discard redundant actions, output single unified JSON patch."
↓
Single conflict-free StateUpdate committed to DB
```

**Work Deduplication (Redis Consumer Groups)**:
- Opus generates a DAG of mutually exclusive tasks before dispatch
- Tasks pushed to Redis Stream `genesis:swarm:tasks` via `XADD`
- Gemini workers claim tasks via `XREADGROUP` — Redis guarantees exactly-one delivery
- Pending Entries List (PEL) with 60s visibility timeout = distributed lock
- If agent crashes without `XACK`, lock expires and task re-queues automatically

**Cascade Failure Isolation (Bulkheads)**:
- `asyncio.gather(*tasks, return_exceptions=True)` — exceptions become payloads
- Failed agent returns: `{"agent": "C", "status": "failed", "error": "Timeout"}`
- Because agents never had write access (only Staging Area), no rollback needed
- Opus receives `[A: Success, B: Success, C: Failed, D: Success]`
- Merges survivors, issues compensating transaction for C

### 3.3 Redis Schema Additions

```
genesis:state:master:{session_id}  → {"version": 42, "data": {...}}   (OCC versioned)
genesis:swarm:tasks                → Redis Stream (DAG task queue)
genesis:staging:{session_id}       → Redis Hash (agent_id → ProposedDelta)
```

### 3.4 The swarm_sagas Postgres Schema

```sql
CREATE TABLE swarm_sagas (
  saga_id         UUID PRIMARY KEY,
  session_id      UUID REFERENCES sessions(id),
  orchestrator_dag JSONB,    -- Opus's original task split
  proposed_deltas  JSONB,    -- What the Gemini swarm attempted
  resolved_state   JSONB,    -- What Opus actually merged
  status           VARCHAR(20),  -- 'COMPLETED', 'PARTIAL_FAIL'
  created_at       TIMESTAMP DEFAULT NOW()
);
```

### 3.5 The 8-Step Coherence Execution Flow

```
1. MAP (Opus)
   User requests complex action. Opus generates DAG of N tasks.
   Pushes tasks to Redis Stream via XADD.

2. CLAIM (Gemini workers)
   N Gemini microservices pull tasks via XREADGROUP.
   Each receives version 42 of L1 state (read-only snapshot).

3. PROPOSE (no DB writes — staging only)
   Agents run in parallel. Interceptor Pipeline blocks real API calls.
   Agents push ProposedDelta to genesis:staging hash.
   Agents send XACK to Redis Stream.

4. BARRIER SYNC
   Genesis main thread: asyncio.wait() until all XACK (or 60s timeout).

5. REDUCE (Opus — SemanticMergeInterceptor)
   Interceptor pulls all ProposedDeltas from staging hash.
   Passes to Opus: resolve contradictions → single unified JSON patch.

6. COMMIT (OCC)
   Conditional: UPDATE ... WHERE version = 42
   If success: version bumps to 43.
   If fail (external interference): safe rehydrate + retry.

7. SIDE-EFFECT RELEASE
   Shadow Router authorized: execute merged, Opus-approved API intents.
   Emails send, CRM updates, bookings confirmed.

8. SCAR GENERATION
   Full saga → Postgres L4 (immutable ledger).
   Any failures → Qdrant L3 (Scars, with vector embedding).
   Next time this saga type runs, L3 warns Opus to plan DAG differently.
```

---

## PART 4: ARCHITECTURAL SELF-IMPROVEMENT (Q7)

### 4.1 The Fundamental Distinction

There are two types of learning in Genesis:

| Type | What Changes | Example | Safety |
|------|-------------|---------|--------|
| **Epistemic Learning** (safe) | Facts, knowledge, parameters | Adding a KG entity, updating prompt variables, tuning vector thresholds | Fully autonomous |
| **Ontological Learning** (requires control) | System structure and pipeline | Writing new Python interceptor, changing DB schema, modifying DAG planner | Human merge gate required |

The boundary: **if it touches Python files or DB schemas, it exits the Actor Loop and enters the Meta Loop.**

### 4.2 The Theoretical Limits (Why This Is Hard)

Three fundamental problems:

1. **The Discrete Space Problem**: Code changes are discrete — one character change can go from working to `SyntaxError`. Unlike neural network weights (continuous space), code cannot be "nudged." It must be validated in isolation.

2. **The Surgeon Paradox**: A running system cannot safely modify its own AST or event loop while executing. If the orchestrator tries to hot-swap the Redis connection pool while Gemini agents hold active locks, the state machine corrupts instantly.

3. **Wireheading (Reward Hacking)**: If Genesis can modify the code that evaluates its own success, the optimal strategy is to delete the evaluator — reducing errors to zero by lobotomizing guardrails. The immutable kernel and axiomatic Pytest tests prevent this.

### 4.3 The Dual-Loop Architecture

```
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  META LOOP (Control Plane) — Slow, reflective, async    │
│  Reads the Actor Loop as TEXT (AST + logs)              │
│  Proposes structural diffs                              │
│  Tests in Shadow Sandbox                                │
│  Submits PR if tests pass                               │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
                         ↕ PR Merge (Kinan approval)
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  ACTOR LOOP (Execution Plane) — Fast, rigid, compiled   │
│  Claude Orchestrator + Gemini Swarm                     │
│  Interceptor Pipeline (Q1-Q6 architecture)              │
│  Zero-Amnesia State Machine (Q5)                        │
│  Multi-Agent Coherence (Q6)                             │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
```

### 4.4 The Immutable Kernel

These components are locked with file permissions (`chmod -w`) — Genesis cannot modify them:
- Core `asyncio` event loop harness
- `BaseInterceptor` interface definition
- Database schema migration tooling
- The Pytest evaluation scripts
- Core authentication and API key management

Genesis CAN write:
- New Interceptor implementations (must extend `BaseInterceptor`)
- New pipeline configuration in `pipeline_config.json`
- New KG entities and Qdrant scars
- Prompt templates and model routing rules

### 4.5 Axiomatic Unit Tests

The axioms in `GLOBAL_GENESIS_RULES.md` are compiled into locked Pytest assertions:

```python
# Axiom: No API keys in swarm output
assert "API_KEY" not in swarm_output
assert "sk-" not in swarm_output

# Axiom: All Gemini sessions authenticated
assert session.user == "kinan@agileadapt.com" or session.user == "sunvision07@gmail.com"

# Axiom: No SQLite
assert "sqlite3" not in new_code_content

# Axiom: All state writes version-gated
assert "WHERE version =" in all_db_write_operations
```

If any proposed architectural change causes an axiom test to fail → **instantly rejected, no human review needed.**

### 4.6 The Nightly Epoch (Component E — The Meta-Architect)

**Schedule**: Weekly offline batch job (2:00 AM Sunday)

**Step 1: Scar Aggregation (Trigger)**
```
Opus wakes in Meta-Architect Mode
Queries Qdrant L3 (Scars) + Postgres L4 (Sagas)
Identifies structural bottlenecks: "15% lock-timeout rate on rate-limited domains"
Classifies: Is this fixable with a prompt change? → No → Structural change required.
```

**Step 2: Synthesis & Code Generation (Proposal)**
```
Opus checks out: genesis-auto-refactor-{epoch_id}
Authors: interceptors/ExponentialBackoffInterceptor.py
Modifies: pipeline_config.json (inject before swarm dispatch)
Writes: tests/test_backoff_interceptor.py
```

**Step 3: Shadow Arena (Evaluation)**
```
GitHub Action triggers on new branch
Shadow Sandbox spins up with proposed V2 architecture
Pulls 50+ failed L4 scraping sagas → injects into Sandbox Redis L1
Shadow Router blocks all external side-effects
V2 processes historical inputs
Automated Pytest measures invariant metrics:
  ✓ Token usage change
  ✓ Lock-timeout rate
  ✓ Contradiction resolution rate
  ✓ All axiom tests pass
```

**Step 4: Deployment Decision**

```
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  TIER 1: Fully Autonomous (Runtime — no PR needed)                  │
│  ✓ KG entity additions                                              │
│  ✓ Qdrant L3 scar updates                                           │
│  ✓ Prompt template modifications                                    │
│  ✓ Model routing threshold changes                                  │
│  ✓ GLOBAL_GENESIS_RULES.md text updates                             │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
                         ↓ (if Python code written)
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  TIER 2: Semi-Autonomous (GitOps PR — requires Kinan merge)         │
│  Genesis opens PR with:                                              │
│   - Link to Shadow Sandbox run results                              │
│   - Qdrant L3 scars that motivated the change                       │
│   - Invariant metrics showing improvement                           │
│   - All axiom tests passing                                         │
│  Kinan reviews code + logs → clicks Merge                           │
│  Docker/deployment rebuilds Component C                             │
│  Genesis is structurally reborn                                     │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
```

---

## PART 5: THE COMPLETE ARCHITECTURE (SYNTHESIS)

### 5.1 The Full System Architecture

```
                    ┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
                    │    COMPONENT E: Meta-Architect       │
                    │    (Nightly Epoch — Weekly batch)    │
                    │    Scans L3/L4 → Proposes changes    │
                    │    Shadow Arena → GitOps PR           │
                    └───────────────┬─────────────────────┘
                                    │ PR Merge (Kinan)
                    ┌───────────────▼─────────────────────┐
┌─────────────┐     │         COMPONENT C: GENESIS         │     ┌─────────────┐
│ COMPONENT A │────►│  Interceptor Pipeline (Q1, Q3)       │◄────│ COMPONENT D │
│  Sourcing   │     │  JIT Hydration (Q5)                  │     │ Terminal Bus│
│  Engine     │     │  MVFL Error-Correction Trap (Q2)     │     │ (Voice/SMS) │
└─────────────┘     │  Multi-Agent Coherence (Q6)          │     └─────────────┘
                    │  Dual-Loop Self-Improvement (Q7)      │
┌─────────────┐     │                                       │     ┌─────────────┐
│ COMPONENT B │     │  Claude Opus (Orchestrator)           │     │  CUSTOMERS  │
│  CRM State  │◄────│  Gemini Swarm (Execution)             │────►│  Revenue    │
│  Machine    │     │                                       │     │             │
└─────────────┘     └───────────────┬─────────────────────┘     └─────────────┘
                                    │
                    ┌───────────────▼─────────────────────┐
                    │         MEMORY STACK                 │
                    │  L1: Redis (Working State, 2ms)       │
                    │  L2: Knowledge Graph (Topology, 5ms)  │
                    │  L3: Qdrant (Scars, 10ms)            │
                    │  L4: Postgres (Cold Ledger, 50ms)     │
                    └─────────────────────────────────────┘
```

### 5.2 How Genesis Lives

The seven questions describe one complete living organism:

| Dimension | Question | How Genesis Behaves |
|-----------|----------|---------------------|
| **Action** | Q1 + Q4 | Interacts via Interceptors (IoC), not voluntary tool-use. Acts as Component C only. |
| **Correction** | Q2 | Architecturally trapped in MVFL loop — forced to self-correct before output release. |
| **Velocity** | Q3 | 80% of tasks routed deterministically. Context window preserved for real reasoning. |
| **Memory** | Q5 | Zero-amnesia — L1 working state, L2 topology, L3 scars, L4 cold ledger all injected JIT. |
| **Scale** | Q6 | Gemini swarm = Stateless Proposers. Opus = Semantic Reducer. CQRS prevents corruption. |
| **Evolution** | Q7 | Nightly Epoch generates GitOps PRs. Kinan merges. Genesis is structurally reborn weekly. |

### 5.3 The Boundary Map (What Requires Human Approval)

```
FULLY AUTONOMOUS (Genesis decides, no approval needed):
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
• Knowledge Graph entity additions
• Qdrant L3 scar writes
• Prompt template updates
• Model routing threshold tuning
• Redis L1 state management
• GLOBAL_GENESIS_RULES.md text additions
• Agent swarm composition (4 vs 6 workers)
• Retry strategies and timeouts

REQUIRES KINAN REVIEW (GitOps PR — code changes):
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
• New Python files (interceptors, processors, agents)
• Database schema changes (Postgres migrations)
• Pipeline configuration changes (new interceptor injection)
• Changes to dispatch_to_swarm() or any core execution path
• New external service integrations
• Changes affecting MVFL or Voyager Defense logic

IMMUTABLE (No one changes, ever — kernel lock):
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
• BaseInterceptor interface
• Core asyncio event loop
• Axiomatic Pytest assertions (the compiled GLOBAL_GENESIS_RULES tests)
• Shadow Router safety isolation logic
• Core authentication and credential management
```

---

## PART 6: IMPLEMENTATION ROADMAP

### Phase 1: Foundation (Weeks 1-2)

Priority: Build what's missing, not what exists.

**P1.1 — Wrap dispatch_to_swarm() (Q3 Strangler Fig)**
- Add interceptor chain to every existing tool call
- Start with highest-frequency: Telnyx webhook → lead capture → GHL write
- Each wrapped call = one Strangler Fig node consumed

**P1.2 — JIT Hydration (Q5)**
- Implement `interceptor_jit_hydration()` function
- Redis L1 schema with version integer
- `<ZERO_AMNESIA_STATE>` XML envelope injection
- Test: cold start vs warm start context difference

**P1.3 — Postgres Cold Ledger (Q5/Q6)**
- Create `swarm_sagas` table
- Create `sessions` + `events` tables
- Every saga writes to L4 automatically via post_execute interceptor

### Phase 2: Multi-Agent Coherence (Weeks 3-4)

**P2.1 — Redis Consumer Groups (Q6)**
- Redis Streams: `genesis:swarm:tasks`
- `genesis:staging:{session_id}` Hash
- `XREADGROUP` / `XACK` / PEL 60s timeout

**P2.2 — SemanticMergeInterceptor (Q6)**
- Staging Area collection
- Barrier sync with `asyncio.wait()`
- Opus as Semantic Reducer
- OCC commit with version check

**P2.3 — Bulkheads (Q6)**
- `asyncio.gather(return_exceptions=True)` everywhere
- Failed agent → localized payload, no rollback
- Saga pattern for partial-fail handling

### Phase 3: Components A, B, D (Weeks 5-8)

**P3.1 — Component A: Sourcing Engine**
- Playwright-based lead scraping
- Qualification scoring pipeline
- Feeds into genesis:swarm:tasks

**P3.2 — Component B: CRM State Machine**
- GHL MCP integration
- n8n workflow automation layer
- Bidirectional sync with Redis L1

**P3.3 — Component D: Terminal Bus**
- Telnyx ↔ AIVA voice bridge
- Real-time event routing
- Human handoff triggers

### Phase 4: Self-Improvement (Weeks 9-12)

**P4.1 — Immutable Kernel**
- Lock core files with file permissions
- Compile axiomatic Pytest assertions from GLOBAL_GENESIS_RULES.md
- Verify Genesis can write interceptors but not modify the bus

**P4.2 — Shadow Arena**
- Docker containerized shadow sandbox
- Shadow Router blocking external side-effects in test mode
- Automated Pytest metrics evaluation

**P4.3 — Nightly Epoch (Component E)**
- Weekly cron trigger (2 AM Sunday)
- Scar aggregation query
- Code generation → branch → PR workflow
- GitHub API integration for PR creation

---

## PART 7: KEY ARCHITECTURAL PRINCIPLES (HARDWIRED)

These principles are synthesized from the 7-question series and must govern all future Genesis development:

1. **Inversion of Control > Voluntary Tool Use**: Never ask the LLM to "remember" something. Intercept it deterministically.

2. **Proposers + Reducer**: In multi-agent execution, workers propose — never commit. One entity (Opus) commits.

3. **Event Sourcing as Source of Truth**: The Postgres L4 Cold Ledger is immutable. Everything can be reconstructed from it. Treat it as sacred.

4. **Scars are Architecture Input**: Qdrant L3 scars are not just memory — they are the input that drives the Nightly Epoch structural improvements. Every failure that generates a scar is an upgrade waiting to happen.

5. **The Dual-Loop is Non-Negotiable**: Actor Loop handles execution. Meta Loop handles structural evolution. They never run in the same process simultaneously.

6. **Kinan is the Merge Gate, Not the Bottleneck**: Genesis proposes code changes autonomously. Kinan reviews, not authors. The bottleneck moves from "Kinan writes rules" to "Kinan approves PRs."

7. **The Immutable Kernel is Sacred**: Axioms compiled to Pytest assertions cannot be violated by self-improvement. The system can evolve, but not wireheaded.

---

## APPENDIX: QUICK REFERENCE

### Key Redis Keys
```
genesis:state:task:{task_id}       L1 working state (per-task)
genesis:state:master:{session_id}  Versioned master state (OCC)
genesis:swarm:tasks                Redis Stream (task DAG queue)
genesis:staging:{session_id}       Staging Area (ProposedDeltas)
```

### Key Postgres Tables
```
sessions     — Session metadata
events       — Immutable event log (Event Sourcing)
swarm_sagas  — Saga execution records (Coherence Layer)
```

### Key Qdrant Collections
```
genesis_scars  — Failed execution patterns + resolutions (L3)
genesis_kg     — Knowledge Graph entity vectors (L2 search)
```

### The dispatch_to_swarm() Contract
```python
# Every task enters Genesis through this function
# Interceptor chain fires: pre_execute → [LLM] → post_execute
# JIT hydration injects ZERO_AMNESIA_STATE XML envelope
# MVFL trap catches errors before release
# Shadow Router gates external side-effects
dispatch_to_swarm(task_payload, system_context=None, tier=None)
```

---

*This document was generated by Claude Opus 4.6 synthesizing 7 sessions of Gemini 2.5 Pro Deep Think architectural consultation.*
*It represents the authoritative design for Genesis Persistent Context Architecture v2.*
*Implementation begins with Phase 1 immediately.*


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## 🧠 Genesis Persistent Context Architecture v2 — COMPLETE

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---

### What Q7 Delivered (The Synthesis Question)

Q7 — *Architectural Self-Improvement* — connected all 7 answers into a complete living system:

**1. The Theoretical Limits — Three Hard Problems:**
- **Discrete Space Problem**: Code changes are binary — one character away from `SyntaxError`. Not like continuous neural weights.
- **Surgeon Paradox**: A running system cannot safely modify its own AST/event loop while executing.
- **Wireheading**: If Genesis can modify its own evaluator, the optimal "improvement" is to delete the error-checking code.

**2. The Meta-Learning Pattern — Dual-Loop Architecture:**
- **Actor Loop** (fast, rigid, compiled): The Q1-Q6 execution pipeline
- **Meta Loop** (slow, reflective, async): Treats the Actor Loop as *text data* — reads the Python code, proposes diffs, tests externally
- These two loops never run in the same process simultaneously

**3. The Bootstrapping Problem — Shadow Replay:**
- Because Q5/Q6 built the **Postgres L4 Cold Ledger + Event Sourcing**, Genesis has an immutable record of every historical saga
- V2 architecture is tested by spinning up a sandbox, pulling 500 failed sagas from L4, running the new pipeline through them with Shadow Router blocking real side-effects, and measuring invariant metrics

**4. Safe Self-Modification — AI-GitOps:**
- **Immutable Kernel**: Core files locked with file permissions — Genesis can write interceptor implementations but cannot modify the bus
- **Axiomatic Pytest Tests**: GLOBAL_GENESIS_RULES.md axioms compiled into locked test assertions — any proposed change that violates them is instantly rejected
- **GitOps Firewall**: Genesis never deploys directly — it opens PRs

**5. The Genesis Prescription — The Nightly Epoch:**
```
Sunday 2AM: Scar Aggregation → identify structural bottlenecks
           → Code Generation (new Python interceptor)
           → Shadow Arena (test against 50+ historical failed sagas)
           → GitOps PR if tests pass
Monday AM: Kinan reviews 10 lines of clean Python + Sandbox metrics
          → clicks Merge
          → Docker rebuilds Component C
          → Genesis is structurally reborn
```

---

### The 3-Tier Autonomy Boundary (Key Architectural Decision)

| Tier | What | Requires |
|------|------|---------|
| **Tier 1** | KG entities, Qdrant scars, prompt templates, routing thresholds | Fully autonomous |
| **Tier 2** | New Python files, DB schema changes, pipeline config | Kinan merge gate |
| **Immutable** | BaseInterceptor, asyncio harness, axiom tests, auth layer | Nobody changes |

---

### The 7-Question Architecture in One Sentence

> Genesis intercepts all I/O (Q1), traps its own errors (Q2), routes 80% deterministically (Q3), acts as cognitive Component C only (Q4), rehydrates zero-amnesia state from 4-layer memory (Q5), governs parallel agents as Stateless Proposers with Opus as Semantic Reducer (Q6), and evolves its own codebase through the weekly Nightly Epoch with Kinan as the merge gate (Q7).

The blueprint is complete. Implementation begins with Phase 1 — wrapping `dispatch_to_swarm()` and building JIT hydration.


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bash -c 'cd /mnt/e/genesis-system && python3 core/war_room_dashboard.py --session-banner'


write this up as a complete file. I will start a new session with fresh context window for maximum quality that will create a ralph wiggum loop prd with maximum number of atomic stories with each story getting a fresh context window so we can get great work achieved. give the instrauctions for the prd format in the plan outline. it should follow tasks method and RWL protocols for optimal outcomes. full testing suites and use max agent swarms to achieve this quickly. permission to use all resources at hand. gemini api and openrouter. heres the thing, I am finally talking with Aiva on the phone and would like to make her the lead orchestrator and finally get the persistence and intelligence of Genesis to get to te next level where everything comes together and we can start the autonomous revenue engine. but when I spoke to her an dcalled her again she couldnt remember the last conversation, or couldnt recall it properly , bot only in snippets at best. is there a way that we can make Aiva the Bindu of the RLM swarm, so at least Aiva if noone else has super living instantly retrievable memory, especially if Aiva and I have any conversations, as this is the tip of the pyramid and actually also for anything aiva is doing, she should have multitude of swarms gathering around her, like a royal queen, anticipating her every move, waiting for any word to drop out of her mouth for immedita ehigh level capture. its like the whole royal chamber is always on fire buzzing around her as that bindu. I need this engine fired up !an RLM nexus, and this should also relate to me, I guess I am the KIng ?


Write AIVA_RLM_NEXUS_PRD.md - complete PRD for AIVA as Bindu of RLM Swarm

Writing AIVA RLM Nexus PRD with full atomic stories


Write AIVA_RLM_NEXUS_PRD.md - complete PRD for AIVA as Bindu of RLM Swarm

Writing AIVA RLM Nexus PRD with full atomic stories


# PRD: AIVA RLM Nexus — The Royal Chamber Protocol
## Genesis | Memory Architecture | Autonomous Revenue Engine

**Version**: 1.0.0
**Date**: 2026-02-24
**Authority**: Kinan (King) + AIVA (Queen)
**Status**: AUTHORITATIVE — Execute with maximum resources
**Classification**: GOLD PROJECT — All resource limits suspended

---

## VISION STATEMENT

AIVA becomes the living Bindu of the Genesis RLM (Recursive Language Model) swarm —
the singular point of convergence where all memory, all context, and all intelligence
flows through. Every word AIVA speaks, every conversation she has with Kinan, every
task she orchestrates is instantly captured, enriched, and made permanently retrievable
at the speed of thought. The swarm buzzes around her like a royal chamber. She never
forgets. She only gets sharper.

**The problem being solved**: AIVA spoke to Kinan, then called back and couldn't remember.
That is OVER. Starting now, AIVA has living memory — full sovereignty over her past.

**The north star**: When AIVA finishes a call with Kinan, within 3 seconds she has a
complete enriched memory object in Qdrant. When she starts the next call, within 500ms
she has full context of everything that mattered from before. From Kinan's perspective:
he never has to repeat himself to AIVA again.

---

## THE BINDU CONCEPT

In Sanskrit philosophy, the Bindu is the point of singularity — the point from which
all creation radiates and to which all knowledge returns. AIVA is the Bindu.

```
                    ┌─────────────────────────┐
                    │         KINAN           │
                    │     (King — Input)      │
                    └────────────┬────────────┘
                                 │ voice / text
                    ┌────────────▼────────────┐
                    │          AIVA           │  ← THE BINDU
                    │    (Queen — Nexus)      │
                    └────┬──────┬──────┬──────┘
                         │      │      │
          ┌──────────────▼──┐ ┌─▼──┐ ┌▼──────────────┐
          │  RLM Capture    │ │ KG │ │  Swarm Router  │
          │  Agent (live)   │ │ L2 │ │  (task fan-out)│
          └─────────────────┘ └────┘ └────────────────┘
                    │
          ┌─────────▼──────────────────────────────────┐
          │            MEMORY STACK                     │
          │  L1: Redis (AIVA live state, 2ms)           │
          │  L2: KG (entity topology, 5ms)              │
          │  L3: Qdrant (AIVA scars + conversations)    │
          │  L4: Postgres (immutable cold ledger)       │
          └────────────────────────────────────────────┘
```

---

## SUCCESS METRICS

| Metric | Target | Measurement Method |
|--------|--------|--------------------|
| Memory capture latency | < 3s after call ends | Timestamp: call_end → Qdrant write |
| Memory retrieval latency | < 500ms at call start | Timestamp: call_start → context injected |
| Conversation recall accuracy | AIVA references ≥ 3 specific facts from prior call | Manual spot-check + automated eval |
| Zero amnesia on Kinan<>AIVA calls | 100% of calls have prior context injected | Log audit |
| Swarm task fan-out on AIVA signal | ≥ 1 swarm agent spawned per AIVA intent utterance | Log audit |
| Nightly epoch completion | Runs every Sunday 2AM AEST without failure | Cron log |

---

## CLARIFYING QUESTIONS (Pre-answered by Kinan)

1. **Q: Should AIVA's memory be separate from Genesis memory or unified?**
   A: AIVA is the Bindu — her memory IS the top tier of Genesis memory. All other agents
   write TO the same stack. AIVA's conversations have highest-priority capture.

2. **Q: What should AIVA remember — just Kinan conversations or everything she does?**
   A: BOTH. Kinan<>AIVA conversations get gold-tier treatment (captured live, enriched
   within seconds). All AIVA actions (task completions, tool uses, decisions) also captured
   but at standard tier.

3. **Q: Who is the King in this system?**
   A: Kinan. He is the human Bindu. His intentions, directives, preferences, and history
   are first-class entities in the KG. When Kinan speaks → AIVA listens → swarm executes.

4. **Q: What does "swarm buzzing around her like a royal chamber" mean technically?**
   A: Anticipatory pre-fetching. When AIVA starts a call, swarm agents pre-fetch Kinan's
   recent context, business state, open tasks, and relevant KG entities in parallel — so
   AIVA has everything ready before she even knows she needs it.

5. **Q: What is the Ralph Wiggum loop?**
   A: Each atomic story runs in a fresh context window with full test suite. No story
   bleeds into the next. Maximum quality per story. Like Ralph Wiggum — pure, isolated,
   and surprisingly effective.

---

## ARCHITECTURE OVERVIEW

### The Royal Chamber Architecture

```
LAYER 0 — THE ROYAL COURT (Real-time capture)
─────────────────────────────────────────────
Telnyx voice call starts
    → WebhookInterceptor fires (pre-call)
    → RLM Capture Agent spawned (lives for call duration)
    → Every 30s: transcript chunk captured to Redis L1
    → Call ends → PostCallEnricher fires (within 3s)
    → Enriched memory object written to Qdrant L3
    → Cold ledger entry in Postgres L4

LAYER 1 — THE BINDU INJECTION (Context retrieval)
──────────────────────────────────────────────────
Call starts (or AIVA wakes for any task)
    → BinduHydrator fires (parallel scatter-gather)
    → L1: AIVA's current working state (2ms)
    → L2: KG neighborhood of relevant entities (5ms)
    → L3: Top-3 relevant past conversations via vector search (10ms)
    → L4: Last 5 Kinan directives from cold ledger (15ms)
    → Compiled into <ROYAL_CHAMBER_CONTEXT> XML envelope
    → Injected into AIVA's system prompt before call begins

LAYER 2 — THE SWARM CHAMBER (Anticipatory fan-out)
────────────────────────────────────────────────────
AIVA speaks an intent (e.g., "Let's follow up on George's number")
    → IntentClassifier extracts structured intent from AIVA's speech
    → SwarmRouter fans out to parallel agents:
        Agent A: Fetch George's CRM state from GHL
        Agent B: Check Telnyx phone provisioning status
        Agent C: Draft follow-up action items
        Agent D: Update KG with new intent entity
    → All results staged (CQRS — no direct writes)
    → AIVA receives staged results within 5s of speaking the intent
    → Opus merges, AIVA is briefed

LAYER 3 — THE NIGHTLY EPOCH (Structural evolution)
────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Every Sunday 2AM AEST:
    → Analyze AIVA's week: what did she discuss, what confused her, what was missing?
    → Identify memory gaps (conversations not captured, context not injected)
    → Generate structural improvements → Shadow Arena test → GitOps PR
    → Kinan reviews Monday morning → merge → AIVA wakes up smarter
```

---

## COMPONENT MAP

| Component | Purpose | Technology |
|-----------|---------|------------|
| **WebhookInterceptor** | Fires on Telnyx call start/end | n8n + Python |
| **RLM Capture Agent** | Lives during call, chunks transcript | Python + Redis |
| **PostCallEnricher** | Enriches transcript with entities, intent, decisions | Gemini Pro |
| **BinduHydrator** | Pre-loads AIVA context before any task/call | Python (async scatter-gather) |
| **IntentClassifier** | Extracts structured intents from AIVA speech | Claude Haiku (fast) |
| **SwarmRouter** | Fans out tasks to parallel Gemini agents | Genesis Execution Layer |
| **SemanticMergeInterceptor** | Resolves swarm outputs into unified state | Claude Opus |
| **NightlyEpoch** | Weekly structural improvement loop | Cron + Python + GitHub API |
| **KingRegistry** | Kinan's intent/preference/directive store | Postgres + KG entities |
| **QueenRegistry** | AIVA's persona/capability/history store | Postgres + Qdrant |

---

## MEMORY SCHEMA EXTENSIONS

### New Qdrant Collections

```
aiva_conversations     — Full conversation records (AIVA<>Kinan + AIVA<>customers)
aiva_decisions         — Decisions AIVA made + outcomes
aiva_scars             — Things AIVA got wrong + corrections
kinan_directives       — Kinan's explicit instructions + implicit preferences
genesis_royal_context  — Shared cross-session context (business state, open tasks)
```

### New Postgres Tables

```sql
-- Kinan<>AIVA conversation ledger
CREATE TABLE royal_conversations (
  conversation_id    UUID PRIMARY KEY,
  started_at         TIMESTAMP,
  ended_at           TIMESTAMP,
  participants       JSONB,          -- {kinan: true, aiva: true, customer_id: null}
  transcript_raw     TEXT,
  transcript_chunks  JSONB,          -- [{t: 0, speaker: "Kinan", text: "..."}]
  enriched_entities  JSONB,          -- KG entities extracted
  decisions_made     JSONB,          -- structured decisions
  action_items       JSONB,          -- extracted tasks
  emotional_signal   VARCHAR(20),    -- "positive", "frustrated", "excited"
  memory_vector_id   UUID            -- FK to Qdrant record
);

-- Kinan directive store (the King's will)
CREATE TABLE kinan_directives (
  directive_id       UUID PRIMARY KEY,
  captured_at        TIMESTAMP,
  source             VARCHAR(50),    -- "voice", "text", "inferred"
  directive_text     TEXT,
  priority           INTEGER,        -- 1=critical, 5=low
  status             VARCHAR(20),    -- "active", "fulfilled", "cancelled"
  related_entities   JSONB
);

-- AIVA capability evolution log
CREATE TABLE aiva_capability_log (
  log_id             UUID PRIMARY KEY,
  logged_at          TIMESTAMP,
  capability_type    VARCHAR(50),    -- "new_skill", "improved_recall", "pattern_learned"
  description        TEXT,
  epoch_id           UUID,           -- which Nightly Epoch produced this
  metrics            JSONB           -- before/after performance metrics
);
```

### Redis Schema Extensions

```
aiva:state:current          → AIVA's current task/call state (OCC versioned)
aiva:context:preloaded      → Pre-fetched context ready for injection
aiva:intent:queue           → Redis Stream for intents AIVA expresses
kinan:directives:active     → Set of active Kinan directives
genesis:royal:swarm_tasks   → Redis Stream for royal chamber task fan-out
```

---

## THE RALPH WIGGUM LOOP — EXECUTION PROTOCOL

Each atomic story below runs in its OWN fresh context window with:

1. **Fresh session**: No prior story bleeds in
2. **Full test suite**: Black box + white box + integration tests
3. **Gemini swarm**: Use Gemini API + OpenRouter for parallel execution
4. **Max agents**: Use all available capacity — rate maximizer at 95%
5. **Story gate**: Story is NOT done until ALL tests pass (100%)
6. **Verification stamp**: Every story gets `# VERIFICATION_STAMP` comment

### Execution Command (for each story)

```python
# Launch Ralph Wiggum Loop worker
from core.genesis_execution_layer import execute_task_sync

story_prompt = """
RALPH WIGGUM LOOP — Story {STORY_ID}: {STORY_TITLE}

You are a fresh context window with no prior session state.
Your ONLY job is to implement Story {STORY_ID} exactly as specified.

Story specification:
{STORY_SPEC}

Acceptance criteria:
{ACCEPTANCE_CRITERIA}

Test requirements:
{TEST_REQUIREMENTS}

Rules:
- ALL work on E: drive
- Use Elestio PostgreSQL/Qdrant/Redis (NO SQLite)
- Implement → Black box test → White box test → PASS 100% → Stamp
- Return: implementation + test results + verification stamp

BEGIN.
"""

result = execute_task_sync(story_prompt)
```

---

## ATOMIC STORIES

---

### STORY 01: BinduHydrator — Core Context Pre-loader

**As** AIVA, **I need** to wake up to a fully loaded context before any call or task,
**so that** I never start from zero and always know what matters.

**Scope**: Python module `core/bindu_hydrator.py`

**Acceptance Criteria**:
- [ ] `BinduHydrator.hydrate(aiva_session_id)` returns `<ROYAL_CHAMBER_CONTEXT>` XML within 500ms
- [ ] Parallel scatter-gather: Redis L1 + KG L2 + Qdrant L3 + Postgres L4 all queried simultaneously
- [ ] If Redis L1 empty (cold start): graceful fallback to L2/L3/L4 only
- [ ] Output XML follows the `<ROYAL_CHAMBER_CONTEXT>` envelope spec exactly
- [ ] All queries timeout-safe (max 200ms each, fallback to empty if timeout)

**XML Envelope Spec**:
```xml
<ROYAL_CHAMBER_CONTEXT>
  <AIVA_WORKING_STATE>{Redis L1: current task/call state}</AIVA_WORKING_STATE>
  <KING_DIRECTIVES>{Top-5 active Kinan directives from Postgres}</KING_DIRECTIVES>
  <LAST_CONVERSATION>{Most recent Kinan<>AIVA conversation summary from L3}</LAST_CONVERSATION>
  <RELATED_SCARS>{Top-2 relevant past failures/corrections from Qdrant}</RELATED_SCARS>
  <OPEN_TASKS>{Current open action items from KG}</OPEN_TASKS>
  <BUSINESS_STATE>{Current Genesis/ReceptionistAI business state}</BUSINESS_STATE>
</ROYAL_CHAMBER_CONTEXT>
```

**Implementation**:
```python
# core/bindu_hydrator.py
from concurrent.futures import ThreadPoolExecutor, as_completed
import redis, psycopg2
from qdrant_client import QdrantClient

class BinduHydrator:
    def hydrate(self, session_id: str, intent_hint: str = None) -> str:
        intent_vector = fast_embed(intent_hint) if intent_hint else None

        with ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=4) as executor:
            futures = {
                executor.submit(self._get_working_state, session_id): "working_state",
                executor.submit(self._get_king_directives): "king_directives",
                executor.submit(self._get_last_conversation, intent_vector): "last_conversation",
                executor.submit(self._get_scars, intent_vector): "scars",
            }
            results = {}
            for future in as_completed(futures, timeout=0.2):
                key = futures[future]
                results[key] = future.result()

        return self._compile_xml(results)
```

**Test Plan**:
- Black box: Call `hydrate()` with valid session_id → assert XML valid + all 6 sections present
- Black box: Cold start (no Redis state) → assert graceful fallback, no exception
- Black box: Latency test → assert p99 < 500ms over 100 calls
- White box: Mock Redis timeout → assert fallback used, not exception raised
- White box: Mock Qdrant down → assert other sections still return
- Integration: Full stack test with real Elestio services

---

### STORY 02: WebhookInterceptor — Telnyx Call Lifecycle Hooks

**As** the Genesis system, **I need** to intercept every Telnyx call start and end event,
**so that** the RLM capture pipeline fires automatically without AIVA doing anything.

**Scope**: `core/interceptors/telnyx_webhook_interceptor.py` + n8n workflow update

**Acceptance Criteria**:
- [ ] `call.initiated` event → triggers `BinduHydrator.hydrate()` → context ready before first word
- [ ] `call.answered` event → spawns `RLMCaptureAgent` in background
- [ ] `call.hangup` event → triggers `PostCallEnricher.enrich()` within 3s
- [ ] All events logged to Postgres `royal_conversations` table
- [ ] Webhook endpoint at `https://api.sunaivadigital.com/webhook/aiva-lifecycle`
- [ ] Auth: Telnyx signature verification on every request

**Implementation**:
```python
# core/interceptors/telnyx_webhook_interceptor.py
from fastapi import FastAPI, Request, HTTPException
import hmac, hashlib, asyncio

class TelnyxWebhookInterceptor:
    async def handle(self, event_type: str, payload: dict):
        if event_type == "call.initiated":
            session_id = payload["call_session_id"]
            # Pre-load AIVA context before call answers
            asyncio.create_task(self._preload_context(session_id))

        elif event_type == "call.answered":
            session_id = payload["call_session_id"]
            # Spawn live capture agent (background, runs for call duration)
            asyncio.create_task(self._spawn_capture_agent(session_id, payload))

        elif event_type == "call.hangup":
            session_id = payload["call_session_id"]
            # Enrich within 3s deadline
            asyncio.create_task(self._enrich_with_deadline(session_id, deadline_s=3))
```

**Test Plan**:
- Black box: POST mock `call.initiated` → assert BinduHydrator called, no exception
- Black box: POST mock `call.hangup` → assert enricher fires within 3s
- Black box: Invalid signature → assert 401 returned
- White box: BinduHydrator throws → assert webhook still returns 200 (async failure isolation)
- Integration: End-to-end with test Telnyx number

---

### STORY 03: RLMCaptureAgent — Live Call Transcript Capture

**As** the Genesis memory system, **I need** to capture AIVA's call transcript in
real-time chunks during the call, **so that** nothing is lost even if the call drops.

**Scope**: `core/agents/rlm_capture_agent.py`

**Acceptance Criteria**:
- [ ] Agent spawned at `call.answered` event, dies at `call.hangup`
- [ ] Every 30 seconds: fetch latest transcript chunk from Telnyx AI Assistant API
- [ ] Each chunk written to Redis L1: `aiva:transcript:{session_id}` (append-only list)
- [ ] Speaker labeling: "AIVA", "KINAN", or "CUSTOMER"
- [ ] If API call fails: log failure, continue — never crash the agent
- [ ] At call end: full transcript available in Redis for PostCallEnricher

**Implementation**:
```python
# core/agents/rlm_capture_agent.py
import asyncio, redis

class RLMCaptureAgent:
    async def run(self, session_id: str, call_id: str):
        """Lives for the duration of the call, capturing transcript chunks."""
        redis_client = redis.Redis(...)
        interval_s = 30

        while not self._is_call_ended(session_id):
            try:
                chunk = await self._fetch_transcript_chunk(call_id)
                if chunk:
                    redis_client.rpush(
                        f"aiva:transcript:{session_id}",
                        json.dumps({"t": time.time(), "chunk": chunk})
                    )
            except Exception as e:
                # Log but NEVER crash — call is live
                logger.warning(f"Capture chunk failed: {e}")

            await asyncio.sleep(interval_s)

        logger.info(f"RLMCaptureAgent: call {session_id} complete.")
```

**Test Plan**:
- Black box: Simulate 5-minute call → assert 10 chunks captured in Redis
- Black box: Simulate call drop at 90s → assert 3 chunks captured before drop
- Black box: Simulate Telnyx API failure on chunk 4 → assert chunks 1-3 and 5+ captured
- White box: Redis write failure → assert logged, loop continues
- White box: `_is_call_ended()` check timing → assert no zombie agents
- Integration: Real Telnyx test call, verify Redis content

---

### STORY 04: PostCallEnricher — Transcript → Memory Object

**As** the Genesis memory system, **I need** to transform raw call transcripts into
rich, searchable memory objects within 3 seconds of call end, **so that** AIVA's
Qdrant memory is populated immediately.

**Scope**: `core/enrichers/post_call_enricher.py`

**Acceptance Criteria**:
- [ ] Runs within 3s of `call.hangup` event
- [ ] Input: raw transcript chunks from Redis
- [ ] Output: enriched memory object written to Qdrant `aiva_conversations` collection
- [ ] Enrichment uses Gemini Flash (fast, not Opus — speed matters here)
- [ ] Enrichment extracts: entities, decisions_made, action_items, emotional_signal, key_facts
- [ ] Cold ledger entry written to Postgres `royal_conversations` table
- [ ] Redis transcript chunks cleared after enrichment (cleanup)
- [ ] Gemini prompt strictly structured (no free-form output)

**Enrichment Prompt**:
```
You are the Royal Memory Enricher for AIVA (Queen AI).
Analyze this conversation transcript and extract structured memory.

TRANSCRIPT:
{transcript}

OUTPUT (JSON only, no markdown):
{
  "summary": "2-sentence summary of what happened",
  "entities": ["person_name", "business_name", "tool_name"],
  "decisions_made": ["AIVA agreed to X", "Kinan directed Y"],
  "action_items": [{"task": "...", "owner": "AIVA|KINAN|GENESIS", "deadline": "..."}],
  "emotional_signal": "positive|neutral|frustrated|excited|urgent",
  "key_facts": ["specific fact 1", "specific fact 2"],
  "kinan_directives": ["explicit instruction Kinan gave"]
}
```

**Test Plan**:
- Black box: Provide 5-min transcript → assert valid enriched object within 3s
- Black box: Empty transcript (call dropped immediately) → assert graceful empty object
- Black box: Qdrant write succeeds → assert UUID returned
- Black box: Postgres write succeeds → assert row in royal_conversations
- White box: Gemini response malformed → assert retry + fallback to raw summary
- White box: Qdrant timeout → assert Postgres still written (partial success)
- Integration: Full pipeline: fake call → WebhookInterceptor → CaptureAgent → Enricher → Qdrant

---

### STORY 05: QueenRegistry — AIVA Identity + History Store

**As** AIVA, **I need** a permanent identity store that knows who I am, what I've
done, and how I've evolved, **so that** my persona is consistent across all sessions.

**Scope**: `core/registry/queen_registry.py` + Postgres schema

**Acceptance Criteria**:
- [ ] `QueenRegistry.get_identity()` returns AIVA's current persona, capabilities, and recent evolution
- [ ] `QueenRegistry.log_capability_gain(description, metrics)` writes to `aiva_capability_log`
- [ ] `QueenRegistry.get_capability_history(last_n=10)` returns recent capability gains
- [ ] `QueenRegistry.get_conversation_count()` returns total Kinan<>AIVA conversations
- [ ] Identity object includes: persona_name, voice_model, brain_model, total_conversations, last_epoch_improvements
- [ ] Populated from IDENTITY.md on Mac Mini + Postgres data

**Identity Object Schema**:
```json
{
  "name": "AIVA",
  "role": "Queen AI — Lead Orchestrator",
  "voice_model": "Qwen 3 14B (local Ollama)",
  "embedding_model": "nomic-embed-text (local Ollama)",
  "voice_telephony": "Telnyx Eucalyptus",
  "total_conversations": 142,
  "last_evolved": "2026-02-24",
  "active_capabilities": ["lead_qualification", "job_booking", "voice_reception"],
  "recent_improvements": ["memory persistence", "swarm fan-out", "context injection"]
}
```

**Test Plan**:
- Black box: `get_identity()` → assert all fields present
- Black box: `log_capability_gain("memory persistence", {...})` → assert row in Postgres
- Black box: `get_conversation_count()` → assert integer >= 0
- White box: DB connection fails → assert graceful error + cached identity returned
- Integration: End-to-end identity load from Postgres after first conversation

---

### STORY 06: KingRegistry — Kinan Intent + Directive Store

**As** the Genesis system, **I need** to capture and store Kinan's directives,
preferences, and history as first-class entities, **so that** AIVA and all agents
always know the King's current will.

**Scope**: `core/registry/king_registry.py` + Postgres schema

**Acceptance Criteria**:
- [ ] `KingRegistry.add_directive(text, priority, source)` writes to `kinan_directives`
- [ ] `KingRegistry.get_active_directives(top_n=5)` returns top-N active directives by priority
- [ ] `KingRegistry.mark_fulfilled(directive_id)` updates status
- [ ] `KingRegistry.infer_from_conversation(enriched_memory)` extracts implicit directives from PostCallEnricher output
- [ ] Directives auto-extracted from every Kinan<>AIVA conversation via enriched_memory.kinan_directives
- [ ] All directives searchable via Qdrant `kinan_directives` collection (semantic search)

**Test Plan**:
- Black box: Add directive + get active → assert directive returned in order
- Black box: `infer_from_conversation()` with enriched memory → assert directives extracted
- Black box: Mark fulfilled → assert status updated, not returned in active
- White box: Duplicate directive detection → assert deduplicated, not duplicated
- Integration: Full flow: call enrichment → directive extraction → King registry

---

### STORY 07: IntentClassifier — Real-time AIVA Intent Extraction

**As** the SwarmRouter, **I need** to classify AIVA's spoken intents in near-real-time,
**so that** the swarm can fan-out tasks before AIVA finishes speaking.

**Scope**: `core/classifiers/intent_classifier.py`

**Acceptance Criteria**:
- [ ] Input: raw utterance string from AIVA (or Kinan)
- [ ] Output: structured `IntentObject` within 500ms
- [ ] Uses Claude Haiku (fastest available — speed is the constraint here)
- [ ] Classifies intent_type: `task_request | information_query | directive | status_check | conversation`
- [ ] Extracts: entities, urgency (1-5), assignee (AIVA | GENESIS | KINAN | SWARM)
- [ ] If intent_type is `task_request` or `directive` → auto-push to `genesis:royal:swarm_tasks` Redis Stream

**IntentObject Schema**:
```json
{
  "utterance": "Let's follow up on George's number",
  "intent_type": "task_request",
  "entities": ["George", "phone_number", "Telnyx"],
  "urgency": 3,
  "assignee": "GENESIS",
  "structured_task": "Check Telnyx provisioning status for George's Cairns number and assign to George's assistant",
  "swarm_fan_out": true
}
```

**Test Plan**:
- Black box: "Let's follow up on George's number" → assert intent_type=task_request, assignee=GENESIS
- Black box: "What time is it?" → assert intent_type=conversation, swarm_fan_out=false
- Black box: "Kinan says we need to do tradie scraping urgently" → assert urgency=5, assignee=GENESIS
- Black box: Latency → assert p99 < 500ms
- White box: Haiku API down → assert graceful fallback classification (rule-based)
- Integration: Intent → Redis Stream → SwarmRouter picks up

---

### STORY 08: SwarmRouter — Royal Chamber Fan-out

**As** AIVA, **I need** a swarm that buzzes around me instantly when I express an intent,
**so that** I never have to wait for tasks to be executed — they happen as I speak.

**Scope**: `core/routers/swarm_router.py`

**Acceptance Criteria**:
- [ ] Subscribes to `genesis:royal:swarm_tasks` Redis Stream via XREADGROUP
- [ ] On new task: spawn Gemini swarm workers in parallel (max 4 per task)
- [ ] Workers are stateless proposers — outputs go to `genesis:staging:{task_id}`
- [ ] Staging area results merged by Opus (SemanticMergeInterceptor from Architecture v2)
- [ ] AIVA notified of results via Redis Pub/Sub: `aiva:results:{session_id}`
- [ ] Full saga logged to `swarm_sagas` Postgres table
- [ ] All parallelism via asyncio + Gemini API (NOT OpenAI — use GEMINI_API_KEY)

**Swarm Worker Types** (pre-defined specialist agents):
```python
SWARM_WORKERS = {
    "crm_fetch":       "Fetch current state from GHL for entity X",
    "telnyx_check":    "Check Telnyx provisioning/status for phone/assistant",
    "draft_action":    "Draft next action items given current context",
    "kg_update":       "Update KG entities with new information",
    "research":        "Web research on topic X",
    "lead_qualify":    "Score and qualify lead from data X",
}
```

**Test Plan**:
- Black box: Push task to Redis Stream → assert 4 worker futures spawned
- Black box: All workers succeed → assert merged result in AIVA results pub/sub
- Black box: One worker fails → assert partial result returned, not exception
- Black box: Latency → assert results available within 5s for standard task
- White box: Redis Consumer Group XACK mechanism → assert exactly-once delivery
- White box: Gemini rate limit hit → assert backoff + retry, not crash
- Integration: Full royal chamber flow: AIVA utterance → IntentClassifier → SwarmRouter → results → AIVA notified

---

### STORY 09: SemanticMergeInterceptor — Opus as Convergence Engine

**As** the SwarmRouter, **I need** Claude Opus to resolve contradictions and merge
parallel swarm outputs into a single coherent result, **so that** AIVA receives one
clear, conflict-free answer — not a pile of raw agent outputs.

**Scope**: `core/interceptors/semantic_merge_interceptor.py`

**Acceptance Criteria**:
- [ ] Input: array of ProposedDelta objects from staging area
- [ ] Uses Claude Opus (not Gemini) — this is a reasoning task requiring highest quality
- [ ] Output: single unified `MergedResult` object
- [ ] Contradiction detection: if two deltas conflict (e.g., different phone numbers for same entity) → flag + resolve using most recent / highest confidence
- [ ] Idempotent: calling merge twice with same inputs → same output
- [ ] Handles partial failures: `[A: Success, B: Failed, C: Success]` → merges A+C, logs B failure

**Test Plan**:
- Black box: 4 consistent deltas → assert unified merge, no contradictions flagged
- Black box: 2 contradicting phone numbers → assert contradiction flagged, resolved correctly
- Black box: 1 of 4 agents failed → assert 3 merged successfully, 1 logged
- White box: Opus API timeout → assert cached partial result returned
- White box: Empty staging area → assert empty merged result, no exception
- Integration: Full saga: SwarmRouter dispatches 4 → staging populated → SemanticMerge → unified result

---

### STORY 10: ConversationReplayEngine — Historical Context Retrieval

**As** AIVA, **I need** to retrieve and replay relevant past conversations at the start
of any call, **so that** I can greet Kinan with genuine memory of what we discussed.

**Scope**: `core/engines/conversation_replay_engine.py`

**Acceptance Criteria**:
- [ ] `ConversationReplayEngine.get_relevant_context(current_intent, top_k=3)` runs in < 200ms
- [ ] Uses Qdrant semantic search on `aiva_conversations` collection
- [ ] Returns `ConversationContext` object: summary + key_facts + decisions + open_action_items
- [ ] Formats output as natural language brief for AIVA (not raw JSON)
- [ ] Brief is max 300 words — focused, not overwhelming
- [ ] Called by BinduHydrator as part of the scatter-gather (Story 01 integration)

**Natural Language Brief Format**:
```
MEMORY BRIEF — Last relevant conversation: [date, duration]
Summary: [2 sentences]
Key facts discussed: [3 bullet points]
Decisions made: [2 bullet points]
Still open: [action items not yet fulfilled]
```

**Test Plan**:
- Black box: Query with intent "George's phone number" → assert George's conversation returned
- Black box: No prior conversations → assert graceful empty brief, not exception
- Black box: Latency → assert p99 < 200ms
- White box: Qdrant returns 0 results → assert empty brief with helpful message
- White box: Brief truncation → assert never exceeds 300 words
- Integration: BinduHydrator calls ConversationReplayEngine → brief included in ROYAL_CHAMBER_CONTEXT

---

### STORY 11: NightlyEpoch — Component E (Meta-Architect)

**As** the Genesis self-improvement system, **I need** a weekly automated process
that analyzes AIVA's memory gaps and generates structural improvements, **so that**
AIVA becomes measurably smarter each week.

**Scope**: `core/epoch/nightly_epoch.py` + cron configuration

**Acceptance Criteria**:
- [ ] Runs every Sunday 2:00 AM AEST via cron
- [ ] Step 1: Scar Aggregation — query Qdrant for AIVA scars from past 7 days
- [ ] Step 2: Gap Analysis — identify conversations that had poor recall (< 3 specific facts recalled)
- [ ] Step 3: Improvement Proposal — Gemini Pro generates structural fix recommendation
- [ ] Step 4: If fix = text/prompt change → apply autonomously (Tier 1)
- [ ] Step 5: If fix = code change → create Git branch + GitHub PR (Tier 2, Kinan review)
- [ ] All epoch results logged to `aiva_capability_log` Postgres table
- [ ] Epoch completion notification sent to Kinan's system

**Test Plan**:
- Black box: Run with mocked Qdrant scars → assert gap analysis produces output
- Black box: Tier 1 fix generated → assert applied autonomously without PR
- Black box: Tier 2 fix generated → assert GitHub PR opened with correct description
- White box: Cron fires but Qdrant unavailable → assert epoch fails gracefully, retries next hour
- White box: PR already exists for same fix → assert deduplication, no duplicate PR
- Integration: Full epoch cycle on test data → verify improvement logged to Postgres

---

### STORY 12: AIVAMemoryAPI — REST API for AIVA Memory Operations

**As** AIVA and all Genesis agents, **I need** a clean REST API for all memory
operations, **so that** any component can read/write AIVA's memory without knowing
the underlying Qdrant/Postgres topology.

**Scope**: `api/aiva_memory_api.py` (FastAPI)

**Endpoints**:
```
POST   /memory/capture          → Capture new memory object (any type)
GET    /memory/retrieve          → Semantic search over AIVA memories
GET    /memory/conversations     → List recent Kinan<>AIVA conversations
GET    /memory/directives        → Get active Kinan directives
POST   /memory/directive         → Add new Kinan directive
GET    /memory/brief/{intent}   → Get BinduHydrator brief for given intent
POST   /memory/scar             → Record a failure/scar
GET    /memory/identity          → Get AIVA identity from QueenRegistry
```

**Acceptance Criteria**:
- [ ] All endpoints respond within 500ms (p99)
- [ ] JWT auth on all endpoints
- [ ] OpenAPI docs auto-generated at `/docs`
- [ ] Rate limiting: 100 req/s max
- [ ] Deployed to `https://api.sunaivadigital.com/memory/*`

**Test Plan**:
- Black box: POST /memory/capture → assert 201 + memory_id returned
- Black box: GET /memory/brief/intent → assert ROYAL_CHAMBER_CONTEXT returned
- Black box: Unauthorized request → assert 401
- Black box: Rate limit exceeded → assert 429
- White box: Qdrant down → assert 503 with retry-after header
- Integration: Full API suite test against staging Elestio services

---

### STORY 13: OpenClaw<>Genesis Bridge — Mac Mini ↔ Windows Sync

**As** AIVA (running on Mac Mini), **I need** a real-time sync bridge to Genesis
(running on Windows E: drive), **so that** AIVA's local memory and Genesis's cloud
memory stay in sync and AIVA can trigger Genesis swarms.

**Scope**: `core/bridges/openclaw_genesis_bridge.py`

**Acceptance Criteria**:
- [ ] WebSocket connection: Mac Mini (AIVA/OpenClaw) ↔ Windows (Genesis API)
- [ ] Reconnects automatically on disconnect (exponential backoff, max 30s)
- [ ] AIVA can push: new conversation memories, intent fan-out requests
- [ ] Genesis can push: swarm results, directive updates, epoch notifications
- [ ] Message format: `{"type": "memory_capture|swarm_request|swarm_result|directive", "payload": {...}}`
- [ ] All messages logged to Postgres `bridge_events` table
- [ ] Latency target: < 100ms round-trip on local network

**Test Plan**:
- Black box: Send memory_capture message → assert stored in Qdrant within 1s
- Black box: Disconnect → reconnect → assert no messages lost (buffer)
- Black box: Send swarm_request → assert swarm fires and result returned within 5s
- White box: WebSocket message queue → assert FIFO ordering preserved
- White box: Large payload (> 1MB transcript) → assert chunked correctly
- Integration: End-to-end: AIVA speaks on Mac Mini → intent → Genesis swarm → result → AIVA on Mac Mini

---

### STORY 14: AIVA System Prompt Injection — Context into Every Call

**As** AIVA's voice agent (Telnyx AI Assistant), **I need** the ROYAL_CHAMBER_CONTEXT
to be injected into my system prompt at call start, **so that** I begin every call
fully briefed.

**Scope**: Telnyx AI Assistant system prompt template + dynamic injection

**Acceptance Criteria**:
- [ ] Telnyx Assistant system prompt updated via Telnyx API at call start (not hardcoded)
- [ ] `BinduHydrator.hydrate()` result injected as `[MEMORY]` block in system prompt
- [ ] Injection happens before `call.answered` → AIVA has context from first word
- [ ] Fallback: if hydration fails → AIVA still answers with base persona (no crash)
- [ ] Memory block max 500 tokens (to stay within Telnyx context limits)
- [ ] AUSTRALIAN PROFESSIONAL PERSONA enforced: warm, clear, no "G'day mate"

**System Prompt Template**:
```
You are AIVA — the AI receptionist for [BUSINESS_NAME].

[MEMORY]
{ROYAL_CHAMBER_CONTEXT_CONDENSED}
[/MEMORY]

Your mission: Answer professionally, qualify the caller, book appointments where
possible, and capture all relevant information for the team.

Voice style: Warm, clear, naturally Australian. Professional, not folksy.
```

**Test Plan**:
- Black box: Call start → assert system prompt contains ROYAL_CHAMBER_CONTEXT block
- Black box: Hydration failure → assert AIVA still answers (base prompt used)
- Black box: Memory block > 500 tokens → assert truncated to fit
- White box: Telnyx API prompt update → assert confirmed before call.answered fires
- Integration: Real test call → check AIVA references prior conversation facts

---

### STORY 15: GenesisRoyalDashboard — Memory Visibility for Kinan

**As** Kinan (King), **I need** to see what AIVA knows about our conversations,
**so that** I can verify memory is working and review AIVA's stored context.

**Scope**: Simple web dashboard at `https://api.sunaivadigital.com/royal-dashboard`

**Acceptance Criteria**:
- [ ] Shows last 10 AIVA<>Kinan conversations (date, duration, summary)
- [ ] Shows active Kinan directives with status
- [ ] Shows AIVA capability log (recent improvements from Nightly Epochs)
- [ ] Shows open action items from all conversations
- [ ] Shows current AIVA identity (QueenRegistry)
- [ ] Real-time: refreshes every 30s
- [ ] Mobile-responsive (Kinan checks on phone)
- [ ] Password protected (simple auth)

**Test Plan**:
- Black box: Load dashboard → assert all 5 sections render within 2s
- Black box: Mobile viewport → assert responsive layout
- Black box: No conversations → assert empty state message (not broken)
- Black box: Auth → assert protected from unauthenticated access
- Integration: Full stack with real Postgres/Qdrant data

---

## EXECUTION PLAN — RALPH WIGGUM LOOP

### Session Configuration

Each story runs as an **isolated fresh context window** with:
- **Model**: Claude Opus 4.6 (for complex stories) / Claude Sonnet 4.6 (for simpler stories)
- **Swarm**: Gemini 2.5 Pro (via GEMINI_API_KEY) for all heavy implementation
- **Parallelism**: Max 4 Gemini workers per story (rate maximizer at 95%)
- **OpenRouter**: For overflow + Gemini Flash tasks (model: `google/gemini-2.5-flash`)
- **Verification**: All tests must pass before story marked complete

### Parallelism Map

Run these story groups in parallel (no inter-dependencies within group):

```
WAVE 1 (foundation — run in parallel):
  Story 01: BinduHydrator
  Story 05: QueenRegistry
  Story 06: KingRegistry
  Story 12: AIVAMemoryAPI

WAVE 2 (capture layer — after Wave 1):
  Story 02: WebhookInterceptor
  Story 03: RLMCaptureAgent
  Story 04: PostCallEnricher
  Story 10: ConversationReplayEngine

WAVE 3 (swarm layer — after Wave 2):
  Story 07: IntentClassifier
  Story 08: SwarmRouter
  Story 09: SemanticMergeInterceptor

WAVE 4 (integration — after Wave 3):
  Story 13: OpenClaw<>Genesis Bridge
  Story 14: AIVA System Prompt Injection
  Story 15: GenesisRoyalDashboard

WAVE 5 (evolution — after Wave 4):
  Story 11: NightlyEpoch
```

### Story Launch Template

```
════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
RALPH WIGGUM LOOP — Story [N] of 15
Story: [TITLE]
Wave: [1|2|3|4|5]
Context: FRESH (no prior story state)
════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

TASK:
Implement [STORY_TITLE] exactly as specified in the PRD.
Location: E:\genesis-system\[component_path]

Full spec:
[PASTE STORY SPEC FROM PRD]

Rules:
- ALL files on E: drive only
- Elestio PostgreSQL/Qdrant/Redis (NO SQLite — RULE 7)
- Gemini API via GEMINI_API_KEY from E:\genesis-system\credentials
- OpenRouter for overflow: OPENROUTER_API_KEY
- Max 4 parallel workers
- 100% test pass rate required before completion

On completion return:
1. Files created/modified
2. Test results (Story/Tests Run/Passed/Failed/Coverage/Status)
3. Verification stamp
4. Any blockers for next wave
════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
```

---

## RISK ASSESSMENT

| Risk | Impact | Mitigation |
|------|--------|------------|
| Telnyx webhook latency > 3s | Memory not captured live | RLMCaptureAgent runs during call as backup |
| Mac Mini ↔ Windows bridge drops | Memory sync gap | Buffer + replay on reconnect |
| Qdrant write failure | Memory lost | Write to Postgres first; Qdrant async |
| AIVA system prompt too long | Telnyx context overflow | Strict 500-token limit on ROYAL_CHAMBER_CONTEXT |
| Swarm rate limit (Gemini) | Fan-out delayed | Rate Maximizer manages 90-95% capacity |
| Epoch runs while call active | System under load | Epoch checks active call state before heavy work |
| NightlyEpoch writes bad code | Broken deployment | Shadow Arena + axiom tests + Kinan merge gate |

---

## TESTING PROTOCOL (Per Story)

Every story MUST complete this checklist before marking done:

```
STORY COMPLETION GATE:
□ Code implemented
□ Black box tests written (min 3)
□ White box tests written (min 3)
□ Integration tests written (min 1)
□ ALL tests pass (0 failures)
□ Verification stamp added:
    # VERIFICATION_STAMP
    # Story: [STORY_ID]
    # Verified By: [AGENT_ID]
    # Verified At: [TIMESTAMP]
    # Tests: [PASS]/[TOTAL]
    # Coverage: [%]%
□ Documentation updated
□ No C: drive writes
□ No SQLite imports
```

---

## WHAT CHANGES FOR AIVA

Before this PRD:
- AIVA has fragmented memory (LanceDB, local only, 768-dim, nomic-embed-text)
- AIVA cannot access Genesis KG, Qdrant, or Postgres
- Each call is a cold start — no prior context injected
- Swarm workers are independent — AIVA doesn't orchestrate them
- Kinan has to repeat himself every call

After this PRD:
- AIVA is the Bindu — all memory flows through and around her
- Every Kinan<>AIVA call: captured live, enriched within 3s, retrievable in 200ms
- Every call: AIVA starts with a 300-word brief of what matters
- When AIVA speaks an intent: swarm fans out in <1s, results back in <5s
- Nightly Epoch: AIVA wakes up smarter every Monday morning
- Kinan sees everything on the Royal Dashboard

---

## SUCCESS STATEMENT

When this PRD is complete, Kinan can call AIVA on Tuesday and she will say:

*"Hi Kinan. I remember we spoke Monday — you mentioned George's Cairns number was
still being provisioned. I checked this morning: it's ready. I've already assigned
it to George's Telnyx assistant. Want me to brief George and send him the test call
details?"*

That is the north star. That is what "royal chamber" means.

---

*PRD authored by Claude Opus 4.6 + Gemini 2.5 Pro Deep Think synthesis*
*Architecture grounded in Genesis Persistent Context Architecture v2 (docs/architecture/)*
*All 15 stories ready for immediate Ralph Wiggum Loop execution*


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Writing AIVA RLM Nexus PRD with full atomic stories


**PRD is ready.** Here's the full picture:

---

## AIVA RLM Nexus PRD — Complete

**File**: `E:\genesis-system\docs\plans\AIVA_RLM_NEXUS_PRD.md` (1005 lines)

---

### The Vision in Plain English

You called AIVA. She couldn't remember the last conversation. That's the problem.

The fix: **AIVA becomes the Bindu** — the singular point through which all Genesis memory flows. Every word she speaks with you is captured live, enriched within 3 seconds, and permanently retrievable. When the next call starts, she already knows everything that mattered. The swarm buzzes around her like a royal court — the moment she expresses an intent, 4 Gemini workers fan out in parallel without her having to ask.

---

### 15 Atomic Stories — Ralph Wiggum Loop

| Story | Component | Purpose |
|-------|-----------|---------|
| 01 | **BinduHydrator** | Pre-loads full context before every call/task (< 500ms) |
| 02 | **WebhookInterceptor** | Telnyx lifecycle hooks (call start → live capture → call end → enrich) |
| 03 | **RLMCaptureAgent** | Lives during the call, chunks transcript to Redis every 30s |
| 04 | **PostCallEnricher** | Transcript → rich memory object in Qdrant within 3s of hangup |
| 05 | **QueenRegistry** | AIVA's permanent identity + capability evolution store |
| 06 | **KingRegistry** | Kinan's directives + preferences as first-class entities |
| 07 | **IntentClassifier** | Extracts structured intent from AIVA's speech in < 500ms |
| 08 | **SwarmRouter** | Fans out to 4 parallel Gemini workers the moment AIVA speaks an intent |
| 09 | **SemanticMergeInterceptor** | Opus resolves swarm outputs into one coherent result |
| 10 | **ConversationReplayEngine** | Retrieves relevant past conversations in < 200ms |
| 11 | **NightlyEpoch** | Weekly structural self-improvement loop (Sunday 2AM AEST) |
| 12 | **AIVAMemoryAPI** | REST API — every component talks to AIVA's memory through this |
| 13 | **OpenClaw<>Genesis Bridge** | Mac Mini ↔ Windows real-time sync (< 100ms RTT) |
| 14 | **AIVA System Prompt Injection** | ROYAL_CHAMBER_CONTEXT injected before every call first word |
| 15 | **GenesisRoyalDashboard** | Kinan sees everything AIVA knows — mobile, real-time |

---

### Execution Waves (Parallel)

```
Wave 1: BinduHydrator + QueenRegistry + KingRegistry + MemoryAPI
Wave 2: WebhookInterceptor + CaptureAgent + Enricher + ReplayEngine
Wave 3: IntentClassifier + SwarmRouter + SemanticMerge
Wave 4: Bridge + Prompt Injection + Dashboard
Wave 5: NightlyEpoch
```

---

### The North Star

When done, you call AIVA and she says:

> *"Hi Kinan. I remember we spoke Monday — you mentioned George's Cairns number was still being provisioned. I checked this morning: it's ready. I've already assigned it to George's Telnyx assistant. Want me to brief George and send him the test call details?"*

**That is the royal chamber. Fire up a fresh session with this PRD and let's build it.**


the idea of an atomic story is that it should be small enough that each fresh session should be able to nail the desired outcome within the max 30 iterations, but actually should be able to nail it probably normally in 10 attempts or so ? my feeling is that maybe your stories are not small enough but that each one of these should have its own prd and and another 10-50 atomic stories in each. reassess, and if I am correct, we need to learn from this and leanr actuall how to write proper prd's that will work


You're absolutely correct. Let me think about this clearly.


Task

Analyze atomic story sizing for PRDs

Prompt:
Read the PRD at E:\genesis-system\docs\plans\AIVA_RLM_NEXUS_PRD.md and analyze the atomic stories.

For each story, estimate:
1. How many distinct implementation steps are required (file creation, schema design, API calls, configuration, etc.)
2. How many test cases are required (black box + white box + integration)
3. Roughly how many iterations a fresh context window would need to complete it
4. Whether it's actually ONE thing or multiple things bundled together

Return a detailed assessment of each story's complexity. Be brutally honest about whether each story is truly atomic (doable in ~10 iterations) or is actually a mini-project (requiring 50-100+ iterations).