Infrastructure · The modules: what they do, run, test, call
Gedächtnis (Memory)
The platform's versioned fact memory, permission-checked on every access.
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What it does
The platform's memory keeps facts as versioned rows over PostgreSQL 18: every row carries both time axes — since when a statement holds, and when we recorded it — plus its provenance and its retention date. A correction therefore changes nothing; it is a new row that names what it supersedes, and the old one stays and stays readable. Every row is sealed (XChaCha20-Poly1305, a freshly drawn nonce per row) under a per-subject key — destroying a key is the deletion itself, not a note about one. An owner has five acts over their memory: inspect, export, import, delete, and promote into the organisation — and each passes an authorization decision before it touches a row. The export follows the association's own profile over Portable Agent Memory, so a person can actually take their memory with them. What the core does not do: it hangs on no served surface — neither the gateway nor the chat nor the A2A door knows it, and an anonymous session has no subject to write under at all.
Run it yourself
Not yet — Internal by decision: an anonymous public surface must not read the association's memory; no delivered service hangs on the core. The code can be inspected, operation is not intended.
Test
cargo test --locked --manifest-path memory/store/Cargo.toml
- Runs without network: every answer comes from the repository, the result is the same every run.
Call
This module has no interface to call: it is a tool, a library or a document. What one does with it is above.
Contribute
Changes go through merge requests and the same gates as the association's own: formatting, Clippy without warnings, tests, seal and drift checks. Security reports, in confidence, to [email protected].
The base tier costs nothing; what the operation lives on is under About us, Financing.
Module card
State, evidence, download and dependencies are on the infrastructure page: Gedächtnis (Memory).