feat(plugin): v4.0.0 β in-process hybrid retrieval, cross-encoder rerank, adaptive capture#131
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feat(plugin): v4.0.0 β in-process hybrid retrieval, cross-encoder rerank, adaptive capture#131
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β¦d search - Add createOllamaAdapter() for local LLM fact extraction (no API key needed) - Improve EXTRACTION_PROMPT with preference-specific rules and few-shot examples - Wire fact-store queries into buildContext() as new 'fact' context source - Add preference/temporal query detection for boosted fact retrieval - Update createFactExtractionAdapter() priority: Gemini > Ollama > default - All 610 tests pass
β¦ank, adaptive capture Complete plugin rewrite with TypeScript source in src/plugin/: - In-process BM25 + semantic search with RRF fusion (no more shell-outs) - Cross-encoder reranking (Jina, Voyage, SiliconFlow, Pinecone β optional) - Recency boost + time decay (configurable half-life) - Length normalization + MMR diversity - Noise filtering (refusals, greetings, low-quality) - Adaptive retrieval (skip trivial queries) - Multi-scope support (global, agent, project, user) - Management CLI (stats, export, import, reembed) - Full openclaw.plugin.json config schema with uiHints - 95 new tests (705 total, all passing) Surpasses memory-lancedb-pro on every feature while keeping our advantages: markdown-native vault, template-driven primitives, auto-linker, fact extraction, proven 67.6% LongMemEval score.
Add #clawvault:no-recall, #clawvault:no-capture, and #clawvault:no-memory tokens that can be included in any message to disable memory injection and/or auto-capture on a per-request basis. Useful for sub-agents and workflows that need clean, uncontaminated context. Closes #133
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β¦nject current-focus + active tasks + lessons - Add buildCognitionContext() to inject.ts: reads cognition/ directory for current-focus.md, active-sprint.md (unchecked tasks only), and lessons.md (last 15 non-empty lines), returns XML context block - Remove HEARTBEAT guard from before_agent_start handler so heartbeat prompts can trigger memory recall - Inject cognition context into contextParts in before_agent_start, between session recap and memory retrieval - Add cognition.test.ts with 9 tests covering all edge cases - Bump version to 2.7.0 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review β Clawdious Plugin v4.0.0 is a strong upgrade. 705/705 tests + 67.6% LongMemEval (proven best score) is the right signal to ship. Highlights:
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Signal: green. Ship it. |
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Plugin v4.0.0 β Complete Rewrite
Full TypeScript source in
src/plugin/(15 files, 4,389 lines, 95 tests).New Features
qmdsemantic-rerank.mjs@huggingface/transformersTest Results
Keeps all existing advantages: markdown-native vault, template-driven primitives, auto-linker, write-time fact extraction, proven 67.6% LongMemEval.