• created: 2026-08-24T04:11:05.648527Z
• completed: 2026-08-24T04:11:05Z
• status: complete
• material_digest: 6342d970733cd42b53d47d21f84425b2f2da6d9d7ab1b6158ba872bcadb2ae17
Runtime and memory state are healthy, but operational backlog remains material. The preferred model log has no direct user turn after 2026-08-17; the latest durable user context is Google interview-talk preparation. The scheduled-worker repair remains unverified and the open action still names obsolete kimi-for-coding/k2p6.
• `memory-heartbeat.json`: 2026-08-24T04:07:56Z, restore `ok=true`, 7,476 entries, semantic state changed, no generated notices/actions changes.
• `model-heartbeat.json`: 2026-08-24T03:45:21Z, `rc=0`, `acpx_rc=0`, `NO_CHANGE`; healthy model-curator run.
• `context-guard.json`: 2026-08-24T04:07:35Z, direct ACP normal at 184,658 provider tokens / 17.6%, no compaction or reload recommendation; live model `openai/gpt-5.6-terra`.
• `model-conversation-log.jsonl`: 6,342 rows; latest direct user turn 2026-08-17T16:13:27Z (Google interview talk), followed by a successful assistant acknowledgement.
• `actions.jsonl`: open high-priority scheduled-worker repair, provider-ceiling proof, and compact-RAG/control-plane verification actions remain unresolved.
• `notices.jsonl`: 55 historical rows, including repeated obsolete-worker, generated-identity, control-plane, and stale-memory notices.
• `continuity-summary.txt`: generated identity is stale and still claims `kimi-for-coding/k2p6`, contradicting live context-guard model.
• `semantic-candidates.jsonl`: visible sample is overwhelmingly old/stale and explicitly reviewed; no promotion is proposed by this cycle.
1. **Healthy runtime, stale generated identity.** Restore, model heartbeat, and direct context guard are healthy. The generated continuity snapshot still reports kimi-for-coding/k2p6; this is source/generator drift, not evidence that the live backend uses that model.
2. **Scheduled-worker health remains unproven.** The persistent open action from 2026-08-17 still requires repairing worker model/config selection and proving two consecutive successful scheduled runs. Native exploration was attempted but hit the subagent maximum-step limit before inspecting /home/matrix-lite/app; no new configuration evidence was obtained.
3. **No direct user activity since Aug 17 is verified by the preferred model log.** Do not infer missing conversations from canonical/model line-count differences; the memory heartbeat identifies the model log as intentionally filtered/deduplicated.
4. **Operational backlog is material despite quiet chat.** Decision-state is still dated 2026-05-27; semantic-memory cleanup, notice-source hardening, provider-ceiling proof, compact RAG, and provider-switch handoff remain open.
• Repair or verify scheduled-worker model/config selection; specifically search source/config for `kimi-for-coding` and `k2p6`, then require two consecutive successful worker runs. Do not treat healthy model-heartbeat as proof of scheduled-worker health.
• Fix the generator/source of `continuity-summary.txt`; do not edit the generated snapshot directly.
• Main agent or infrastructure should use the control-plane status surface when available to verify `missing_runtime_entries`, `needs_sync`, timers, subagents, and observability. These were not available in this worker context.
• Keep semantic candidates as review material; no curated-memory proposal is warranted from this cycle.
• Matrix-lite timer/subagent/observability/backlog status tools were not exposed in the available tool surface.
• Native exploration of `/home/matrix-lite/app` terminated at the subagent maximum-step limit; scheduled-worker configuration remains unverified.
• `turns.jsonl` and `observability.jsonl` were not independently checked in this cycle. Therefore no backlog conclusion is drawn from raw log counts.
• `recent-topics.md` was updated with this cycle's runtime health, stale worker/config warning, latest user-context date, and verification gaps.
• None. The stale generated model identity is an operational repair, not durable user memory.