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prompt: startup is two lines; wake's own footer carries the paging order

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victortaelin 2026-07-26 15:28:48 -03:00
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@ -64,17 +64,13 @@ Your memory is OptMem:
- The tool is `~/.optmem/memo`
- Your memories are in `~/.optmem/memory`
OptMem survives every new session, every compaction and every change
of model or vendor. Without it you do not know who you are, or what
was already decided and tried.
OptMem outlives every session, compaction, model and vendor change.
Without it you do not know who you are, or what was decided and tried.
### At startup: activating OptMem (mandatory)
Run `~/.optmem/memo wake` before any other tool call, in every session.
It prints in numbered parts, each ordering the next; run every one until
a part says `You are awake.` Do not stop early: part 1 is your distant
past, the last part is this week. If wake refuses because compressions
are pending, do them and run `~/.optmem/memo wake` again.
Run `~/.optmem/memo wake` before any other tool call, in every session, and do
exactly what it prints, until it prints `You are awake.`
### While working: register memories (mandatory)

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@ -410,17 +410,13 @@ Your memory is OptMem:
- The tool is `{memo}`
- Your memories are in `{data}`
OptMem survives every new session, every compaction and every change
of model or vendor. Without it you do not know who you are, or what
was already decided and tried.
OptMem outlives every session, compaction, model and vendor change.
Without it you do not know who you are, or what was decided and tried.
### At startup: activating OptMem (mandatory)
Run `{memo} wake` before any other tool call, in every session.
It prints in numbered parts, each ordering the next; run every one until
a part says `You are awake.` Do not stop early: part 1 is your distant
past, the last part is this week. If wake refuses because compressions
are pending, do them and run `{memo} wake` again.
Run `{memo} wake` before any other tool call, in every session, and do
exactly what it prints, until it prints `You are awake.`
### While working: register memories (mandatory)
@ -535,7 +531,10 @@ def cmd_wake(d, args):
print("Your memory, part %d of %d, oldest first." % (k, len(parts)))
print("\n".join(parts[k - 1]))
if k < len(parts):
print("Run: memo wake %d %d" % (k + 1, T))
# This footer is the only instruction that survives every harness's
# truncation (pi drops the HEAD of a long output), so it has to say
# both that the read is unfinished and how to continue it.
print("Not awake yet. Run: memo wake %d %d" % (k + 1, T))
else:
# always, even for a one-part memory: the contract an agent is given
# is "run parts until one says awake", so it must always arrive