• generated: 2026-10-24T10:11:02.786330Z
• status: finalized
• model: openai/gpt-5.6-luna
• material_digest: 7ce62ac85767f30fa840de21b688c02e8470de0f4992a768d9d59254262c3a01
• scope: registered persistent conversations only; Smoke and Diagnostics excluded
Runtime and memory health are currently good. Source logs contain a complete main-chat exchange through 2026-10-23T09:04:53Z; no newer user-facing activity is supplied. The durable operational issue is projection debt: generated pinned/continuity state still reports the earlier Ping received. status instead of the newer Telegram-cooldown answer. This must be fixed at the packet/source aggregation layer, not by editing generated artifacts.
• `persistent:main`: model rows 6508–6513 and canonical rows 7640–7644 show a complete `What about now?`/`Ping` recovery sequence and the follow-up cooldown discussion. The assistant's Telegram-throttling attribution remains plausible but not independently verified; curator notes correctly keep it speculative.
• `persistent:topic:3dcc9021ed4c9a0268b085663cf67615` (Travel): completed Würzburg context; no active trip or map work evidenced.
• `persistent:topic:c8c72bf172ef4e484e3235ed712054cf` (Housing): topic-local Mr. Lodge/Gmund material; no current action evidenced.
• `persistent:topic:da40c6c8c10b07ede097d36fe85dabc1` (Projects): testing only; no active project task evidenced.
• `persistent:topic:b288bdf0a2a485cc637961f0b63fb566`: deleted and empty; preserve the key as a historical scope, not as active work.
No cross-chat decision, correction, or global user preference is justified from this bounded sample.
• `memory-heartbeat.json` at 10:10:14Z: restore `ok=true`, 7,644 canonical entries, 6,603 visible entries, 6,513 model-log rows, 3,833 runtime-turn rows.
• `model-heartbeat.json` at 08:33:55Z: `rc=0`, `acpx_rc=0`, `UPDATED`, configured curator model `openai/gpt-5.6-luna`. Historical Kimi/model warnings are superseded by current metadata.
• `context-guard.json` at 10:09:49Z: direct ACP session `persistent-chat-20260805T100658Z`, stage `normal`, 551,311/1,050,000 provider tokens (52.5%), no compaction, handoff, or reload recommendation; configured main model `openai/gpt-5.6-terra`.
• `memory-context-manifest.json` at 10:10:14Z: packets exist and all freshness checks are clear (`*_packet_stale_vs_sources=false`). The 2026-08-05 reload record is successful. The old May backend-wedge artifact is historical and is not evidence that the current backend is wedged.
• `model-conversation-log.jsonl` and `perpetual-log.jsonl` agree on the latest source message (row 6513 / row 7644). Their different lengths are intentional filtering/deduplication, not a backlog signal.
• Semantic candidates: 597 total — 88 promoted, 307 ignored, 201 stale, 1 parse error, 0 open review rows.
• Memory candidates: 235 total — 57 promoted, 175 ignored, 2 stale, 1 `needs_more_evidence`, 0 open `candidate` rows. The remaining row is the 2026-07-29 context-specific privacy/identity stance; do not promote it to global memory without new evidence.
• Curator journal entries through 08:33:26Z report no new durable signal and no promotion. `semantic_changed=true` is ingestion metadata, not a promotion instruction.
• No curated-memory proposal is warranted. `curated-memory.md` was not edited by this worker.
• `pinned-state.md` and `continuity-summary.txt` were regenerated at 10:10Z but still say the latest assistant status is `Ping received.`; source row 6513 is newer and contains the cooldown answer. This is a source-side latest-message aggregation/final-state projection bug. Do not edit generated packets directly.
• `usage-summary.json` is fresh but reports zero sessions/usage records for the 48-hour window while direct ACP reports 551,311 provider tokens. Its own boundary rules explain some exclusions; nevertheless, direct-ACP activity is not represented in this summary and the result must not be interpreted as zero usage.
• The task registry was read before considering future work, but its one-line representation is tool-truncated and retains historical checkpoints. No task was revived and no new task proposal was made.
• Read access to `/home/matrix-lite/workspace/state/timers/timers.json`, `/home/matrix-lite/state/turns.jsonl`, `/home/matrix-lite/state/approvals.json`, and `/home/matrix-lite/state/observability.jsonl` was denied by policy.
• The named `matrix_lite_status_timer_*` and `matrix_lite_status_subagent_*` helpers were not exposed through the available extended-tool manifest; their descriptions returned unknown-tool errors.
• Bash diagnostics were denied. Therefore current timer schedules, task settlement/receipts, authoritative turn failures, approvals, observability queue state, log-backlog status, and active subagent state remain independently unverified. Do not infer any of these from stale packets or raw line counts.
1. Repair the source-side packet latest-message aggregation so the newest complete assistant final is projected consistently; retain generated-file write protection.
2. Expose a read-only, role-aware control-plane diagnostic covering timers, task receipts, missing_runtime_entries/needs_sync, approvals, observability, and subagents.
3. Make the usage summary explicitly include or separately report long-lived direct-ACP sessions, avoiding a misleading zero-usage result.
No JSONL finding, hypothesis, action, notice, or task-proposal record was appended: the current findings are recurring projection/control-plane debt and appending duplicates would add noise. No native or async subagent was used. No backend reload/replacement, generated-artifact edit, perpetual-log edit, or curated-memory edit was performed.