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alvinfeiandClaude Opus 5.5 c2f50dce06 fix: claim hand-added memories first, and never let older memories win
MemHub: "添加记忆" (add a memory) went into the same durable queue as
history, which is claimed through a ten-minute event-time window, oldest
first. A note is stamped "now", so with a backlog it ran only after the
whole history. Jobs from one-memory-manual are now claimed ahead of the
window, still one at a time per source and in session order; history
keeps its strict timeline.

SDK reconcile: memories are not written in the order they happened, so a
new memory can be older than an existing one. Both reconcile prompts now
say only memory_at decides which is newer, that an older memory never
supersedes or overwrites a newer one (it is added as a past state), and
that an unknown time is not newer. The Chinese prompt now lists memory_at
among the new-memory fields, which it had left out. enforce_time_order
makes this hold in code: a SUPERSEDE or UPDATE aimed at a memory with a
later memory_at becomes an ADD.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-10-27 12:21:01 +08:00
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@@ -4,6 +4,15 @@ Hy Memory and MemHub are versioned and released independently.
## Unreleased
- MemHub "添加记忆" (add a memory) no longer waits behind unprocessed history.
Notes are claimed ahead of the event-time window that keeps history strictly
old to new; they still run one at a time and in order within their session.
- SDK reconcile keeps time order. Both reconcile prompts now state that only
`memory_at` decides which memory is newer, that an older memory must never
supersede or overwrite a newer one, and that an unknown time is not newer;
the Chinese prompt now lists `memory_at` among the new-memory fields. The
reconciler also enforces this in code: a SUPERSEDE or UPDATE aimed at a memory
with a later `memory_at` becomes an ADD, so the newer memory stays current.
- The SDK memory page now reads its list, count, source and time labels and
graph from one page response for one source filter, so rows, totals and the
map no longer disagree. Memories with no recorded source are shown and
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@@ -743,6 +743,7 @@ RECONCILE_PROMPT_ZH = """你是一个记忆整合系统(Memory Reconciler)
* content
* owner
* memory_at(发生时间)
* tags
new memories 没有 ID。
@@ -791,6 +792,7 @@ new memories 没有 ID。
* 无损合并
* 保留所有有效信息
* 不要产生重复 memory
* 两者在某个值上不一致时,保留 memory_at 更晚的那个值;绝不用更早的 memory 覆盖更新的值
### 同一次事件的补充 vs 另一次发生
@@ -823,6 +825,7 @@ new memories 没有 ID。
* 新 memory 与旧 memory 在同一维度冲突
* 两者不能同时为真
* 旧 memory 已不再代表当前状态
* 新 memory 的 memory_at 不早于旧 memory 的 memory_at
例如:
@@ -837,6 +840,7 @@ new memories 没有 ID。
* wording 差异
* 同义表达
* 可共存偏好
* 新 memory 的 memory_at 早于旧 memory:它是更早的状态,绝不能取代更新的状态(见「时间规则」)
要求:
@@ -859,7 +863,7 @@ new memories 没有 ID。
### 把多条旧记忆折叠进同一条链
如果**两条或更多**已有记忆描述的是**同一维度**,而新记忆是该维度上的最新变化,
如果**两条或更多**已有记忆描述的是**同一维度**,而新记忆是该维度上的最新变化(它的 memory_at 晚于所有被折叠的记忆),
你可以把它们折叠进同一条演化链。此时用 `memory_ids`(有序列表,**旧→新**)
代替单个 `memory_id`:
@@ -951,13 +955,16 @@ SUPERSEDE 不需要复制旧内容,因为旧节点仍存在。
## 时间规则
`memory_at: null`
每条 memory(新的和已有的)都带 memory_at,表示它发生的时间。记忆**不一定按发生顺序写入**:
历史可能晚导入,导入还没处理完时用户也可能手动添加记忆。所以一条 new memory 可能**比已有记忆更早**。
表示时间未知。
不要编造时间顺序。
不要仅因为“看起来更新”就 supersede。
* 新旧**只看 memory_at**。"New memories" 只表示"正在写入",不表示"更近"。
* 更早的 memory 绝不能取代更新的 memory:不能 SUPERSEDE 一条更新的记忆,也不能用 UPDATE 拿更早的值覆盖更新的值。
* 如果 new memory 比与它冲突的已有记忆更早:保留已有记忆作为当前状态;把 new memory 以"过去状态"ADD
(用过去时,并带上时间,例如"2023 年用户住在上海"),没有新信息就不输出。
* `memory_at: null` 表示时间未知。未知**不算更新**:不要用 memory_at 为 null 的 memory 去 SUPERSEDE 一条有时间的记忆。
* 不要编造时间顺序。
* 不要仅因为“看起来更新”就 supersede。
---
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@@ -221,6 +221,8 @@ Rules:
* merge losslessly
* preserve all useful information
* do NOT create duplicates
* if the two disagree on a value, keep the value from the memory with the later
`memory_at`; never let an older memory overwrite a newer value
### Same occurrence vs. another occurrence
@@ -255,6 +257,7 @@ Use ONLY when:
* the new memory contradicts an existing memory
* both cannot be true at the same time
* the old memory would now give the wrong current-state answer
* the new memory's `memory_at` is the same as or LATER than the existing memory's `memory_at`
Examples:
@@ -268,6 +271,8 @@ Do NOT use for:
* compatible preferences
* wording differences
* semantic equivalence
* a new memory whose `memory_at` is EARLIER than the existing memory's — it is an
older state and must never replace a newer one (see "Time order")
Rules:
@@ -289,7 +294,8 @@ Rules:
### Folding several existing memories into one chain
If TWO OR MORE existing memories track the SAME dimension and the new memory is
the latest change on that dimension, you may fold them into a single evolution
the latest change on that dimension — its `memory_at` is later than every folded
memory's `memory_at` — you may fold them into a single evolution
chain. Use `memory_ids` (an ordered list, OLDEST → NEWEST) instead of a single
`memory_id`:
@@ -318,8 +324,7 @@ older memories' text into it; they remain queryable in the chain history.
* Separate dated occurrences stay separate ADDs; use `same_series` only for the
same subject and same concrete activity/event type.
* Keep each memory focused on one coherent topic.
* Do not invent chronology.
* `memory_at: null` means unknown time.
* Follow "Time order" below.
* **NEVER merge or supersede across different subjects.** The subject is whoever
the content is about: "The user ..." vs "John ..." vs "Mary ...". Memories about
different people are independent facts even when the sentence is otherwise
@@ -332,6 +337,27 @@ older memories' text into it; they remain queryable in the chain history.
---
# Time order
Every memory, new or existing, has `memory_at`: when it happened. Memories are
NOT always written in the order they happened — history can be imported late,
and a memory can be added while older history is still being processed. A new
memory can therefore be OLDER than an existing one.
* Decide which memory is newer ONLY by `memory_at`. "New memories" means "being
written now", not "more recent".
* An older memory must never replace a newer one: no SUPERSEDE of a newer
memory, and no UPDATE that overwrites a newer value with an older one.
* If a new memory is older than an existing memory it conflicts with, keep the
existing memory as the current state. ADD the new one as a past state, worded
in the past with its time (for example "In 2023 the user lived in Shanghai"),
or output nothing if it adds no information.
* `memory_at: null` means unknown time. Unknown is NOT newer: never SUPERSEDE a
memory that has a known `memory_at` with one whose `memory_at` is null.
* Do not invent chronology.
---
# Optional: `related`
On any op you MAY add a `related` array recording how the memory being written
@@ -441,6 +467,81 @@ def append_reconcile_structure_prompt(
return prompt + RECONCILE_STRUCTURE_METADATA_PROMPT_EN
def _as_aware(value: Any) -> Optional[datetime]:
"""memory_at as a comparable aware datetime; None when unknown or unreadable."""
if isinstance(value, str) and value:
try:
value = datetime.fromisoformat(value)
except (TypeError, ValueError):
return None
if not isinstance(value, datetime):
return None
# Stored nodes rebuild memory_at from epoch seconds as naive local time
# (MemoryNode.from_dict), so a naive value is local, not UTC.
return value if value.tzinfo is not None else value.astimezone()
def enforce_time_order(
ops: List["ReconcileOp"],
new_memory_at: Any,
existing: Dict[str, Any],
) -> List["ReconcileOp"]:
"""An older memory must never replace a newer one, whatever the model says.
Memories are not always written in the order they happened: history is
imported late, and a person can add a memory while older history is still
being processed. The prompt tells the model to compare `memory_at`; this
makes it hold. A SUPERSEDE or UPDATE aimed at an existing memory whose
`memory_at` is later than the memory being written is turned into an ADD,
so the newer memory stays the current state. Unknown times are not
compared. A content-less UPDATE (the legacy DELETE mapping) is dropped.
"""
written_at = _as_aware(new_memory_at)
if written_at is None:
return ops
kept: List[ReconcileOp] = []
for op in ops:
if op.op not in ("SUPERSEDE", "UPDATE"):
kept.append(op)
continue
targets = list(op.memory_ids) if op.memory_ids else [op.memory_id]
newer = [
target for target in targets
if target and (node := existing.get(target)) is not None
and (target_at := _as_aware(getattr(node, "memory_at", None))) is not None
and target_at > written_at
]
if not newer:
kept.append(op)
continue
logger.warning(
"[reconciler] %s blocked: memory_at %s is older than existing %s; "
"kept the newer memory",
op.op, written_at.isoformat(), ",".join(newer),
)
if not op.content:
continue
kept.append(ReconcileOp(
op="ADD",
content=op.content,
layer=op.layer,
owner=op.owner,
tags=list(op.tags),
tag_ners=list(op.tag_ners),
topic_paths=list(op.topic_paths),
event_facet=dict(op.event_facet),
topic_assignments=list(op.topic_assignments),
structure_references=list(op.structure_references),
topic_paths_provided=op.topic_paths_provided,
event_facet_provided=op.event_facet_provided,
topic_assignments_provided=op.topic_assignments_provided,
speculate=op.speculate,
related=list(op.related),
reason=f"time_order: older than {','.join(newer)}; {op.reason}"[:500],
))
return kept
def build_reconcile_prompt(
*,
new_memories: List[str],
@@ -1399,6 +1500,7 @@ class MemoryReconciler:
_tok_total += response.tokens_used
raw_response = response.content
ops = self._parse_ops(raw_response)
ops = enforce_time_order(ops, current_time, candidate_map)
ops = self._inherit_exact_input_structure(
ops, new_memories_with_meta,
)
@@ -316,6 +316,12 @@ LEGACY_MEMORY_WRITE_JOB_COLUMNS = (
_FIFO_BLOCKING_STATES = (PENDING, RUNNING, WAITING_FOR_PERMISSION, WAITING_FOR_MODEL)
EVENT_TIME_WINDOW = timedelta(minutes=10)
#: Sources whose jobs are a person adding a memory by hand ("添加记忆"), not
#: history. History is digested strictly old to new through the event-time
#: window; a note is stamped "now", so inside that window it waited behind the
#: whole unprocessed history. These jobs are claimed ahead of the window,
#: still one at a time per source and in order within their session.
DIRECT_WRITE_SOURCES = frozenset({"one-memory-manual"})
@dataclass(frozen=True)
@@ -2601,6 +2607,39 @@ class DurableWriteDrain:
placeholders = ",".join("?" for _ in enabled_sources)
source_clause = f"AND candidate.source_key IN ({placeholders}) "
source_params = tuple(sorted(enabled_sources))
direct_sources = ",".join("?" for _ in DIRECT_WRITE_SOURCES)
# Same eligibility as the window claim below (free lease, no
# running job of its source, nothing earlier in its session), but
# not bound to the window: a note must not wait for history.
direct_rows = connection.execute(
"SELECT candidate.job_id,candidate.source_key "
"FROM memory_write_jobs AS candidate "
"WHERE candidate.state=? "
"AND (candidate.lease_expires_at IS NULL OR candidate.lease_expires_at < ?) "
+ source_clause
+ f"AND candidate.source_key IN ({direct_sources}) "
"AND NOT EXISTS ("
"SELECT 1 FROM memory_write_jobs AS held "
"WHERE held.source_key=candidate.source_key AND held.state=? "
"AND held.lease_owner IS NOT NULL AND held.lease_expires_at>=?) "
"AND NOT EXISTS ("
"SELECT 1 FROM memory_write_jobs AS earlier "
"WHERE earlier.session_key=candidate.session_key "
f"AND earlier.state IN ({blocking}) "
"AND (earlier.event_at<candidate.event_at OR "
"(earlier.event_at=candidate.event_at "
"AND earlier.queue_seq<candidate.queue_seq))) "
"ORDER BY candidate.queue_seq",
(
PENDING,
now.isoformat(),
*source_params,
*sorted(DIRECT_WRITE_SOURCES),
RUNNING,
now.isoformat(),
*_FIFO_BLOCKING_STATES,
),
).fetchall()
window = connection.execute(
"SELECT window_anchor,window_end FROM memory_write_schedule_state WHERE singleton=1"
).fetchone()
@@ -2654,6 +2693,7 @@ class DurableWriteDrain:
if active is None:
connection.execute("DELETE FROM memory_write_schedule_state WHERE singleton=1")
window = None
anchor: Any = None
if window is None:
anchor = connection.execute(
"SELECT candidate.event_at "
@@ -2682,8 +2722,10 @@ class DurableWriteDrain:
*_FIFO_BLOCKING_STATES,
),
).fetchone()
if anchor is None:
if anchor is None and not direct_rows:
return ()
has_window = window is not None or anchor is not None
if window is None and anchor is not None:
anchor_at = datetime.fromisoformat(str(anchor[0]))
if anchor_at.tzinfo is None:
anchor_at = anchor_at.replace(tzinfo=UTC)
@@ -2695,39 +2737,41 @@ class DurableWriteDrain:
"VALUES (1,?,?,?)",
(anchor_text, end_text, now.isoformat()),
)
rows = connection.execute(
"SELECT candidate.job_id,candidate.source_key "
"FROM memory_write_jobs AS candidate "
"WHERE candidate.state=? "
"AND (candidate.lease_expires_at IS NULL OR candidate.lease_expires_at < ?) "
+ source_clause
+ "AND candidate.event_at>=? AND candidate.event_at<? "
"AND NOT EXISTS ("
"SELECT 1 FROM memory_write_jobs AS held "
"WHERE held.source_key=candidate.source_key AND held.state=? "
"AND held.lease_owner IS NOT NULL AND held.lease_expires_at>=?) "
"AND NOT EXISTS ("
"SELECT 1 FROM memory_write_jobs AS earlier "
"WHERE earlier.session_key=candidate.session_key "
f"AND earlier.state IN ({blocking}) "
"AND (earlier.event_at<candidate.event_at OR "
"(earlier.event_at=candidate.event_at "
"AND earlier.queue_seq<candidate.queue_seq))) "
"ORDER BY candidate.event_at,candidate.queue_seq",
(
PENDING,
now.isoformat(),
*source_params,
anchor_text,
end_text,
RUNNING,
now.isoformat(),
*_FIFO_BLOCKING_STATES,
),
).fetchall()
rows: list[Any] = []
if has_window:
rows = connection.execute(
"SELECT candidate.job_id,candidate.source_key "
"FROM memory_write_jobs AS candidate "
"WHERE candidate.state=? "
"AND (candidate.lease_expires_at IS NULL OR candidate.lease_expires_at < ?) "
+ source_clause
+ "AND candidate.event_at>=? AND candidate.event_at<? "
"AND NOT EXISTS ("
"SELECT 1 FROM memory_write_jobs AS held "
"WHERE held.source_key=candidate.source_key AND held.state=? "
"AND held.lease_owner IS NOT NULL AND held.lease_expires_at>=?) "
"AND NOT EXISTS ("
"SELECT 1 FROM memory_write_jobs AS earlier "
"WHERE earlier.session_key=candidate.session_key "
f"AND earlier.state IN ({blocking}) "
"AND (earlier.event_at<candidate.event_at OR "
"(earlier.event_at=candidate.event_at "
"AND earlier.queue_seq<candidate.queue_seq))) "
"ORDER BY candidate.event_at,candidate.queue_seq",
(
PENDING,
now.isoformat(),
*source_params,
anchor_text,
end_text,
RUNNING,
now.isoformat(),
*_FIFO_BLOCKING_STATES,
),
).fetchall()
selected: list[str] = []
selected_sources: set[str] = set()
for row in rows:
for row in (*direct_rows, *rows):
source_key = str(row["source_key"])
if source_key in selected_sources:
continue
@@ -5330,3 +5330,70 @@ def test_equal_event_time_uses_queue_sequence_inside_one_session(tmp_path) -> No
owner="equal-owner",
)
assert drain.claim(limit=10) == (second.job_id,)
def test_a_hand_added_memory_is_claimed_ahead_of_unprocessed_history(tmp_path) -> None:
"""A hand-added memory ("添加记忆") waited behind every unprocessed history job.
History is claimed through a ten-minute event-time window, oldest first. A
note is stamped "now", so with a backlog it sat at the far end of the
timeline and ran only after the whole history was digested.
"""
queue = DurableWriteQueue(tmp_path / "one-memory.sqlite3")
old = datetime(2025, 1, 1, tzinfo=UTC)
history = [
queue.submit(
_request(
key=f"history-{index}",
evidence=(f"h{index}",),
source="cursor",
session=f"cursor-{index}",
event_at=old + timedelta(hours=index),
)
)
for index in range(3)
]
note = queue.submit(
_request(
key="note",
evidence=("n1",),
source="one-memory-manual",
session="note:1",
event_at=datetime.now(UTC),
)
)
drain = DurableWriteDrain(queue, execute=_never_execute)
assert drain.claim(limit=1) == (note.job_id,)
# History keeps its own order through the window.
assert drain.claim(limit=1) == (history[0].job_id,)
def test_hand_added_memories_still_run_one_at_a_time_in_order(tmp_path) -> None:
queue = DurableWriteQueue(tmp_path / "one-memory.sqlite3")
now = datetime.now(UTC)
first = queue.submit(
_request(
key="note-1",
evidence=("n1",),
source="one-memory-manual",
session="note:1",
event_at=now,
)
)
second = queue.submit(
_request(
key="note-2",
evidence=("n2",),
source="one-memory-manual",
session="note:2",
event_at=now + timedelta(seconds=1),
)
)
drain = DurableWriteDrain(queue, execute=_never_execute)
assert drain.claim(limit=5) == (first.job_id,)
# Its source is busy: the next note waits for the running one, not for history.
assert drain.claim(limit=5) == ()
assert queue.get("note-2").state == PENDING
assert second.job_id
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@@ -223,35 +223,6 @@ it("searches only when 搜索 is pressed, not on every keystroke", async () => {
expect(resetPage).toHaveBeenCalled();
});
it("clearing a submitted keyword immediately shows every memory from the selected source", async () => {
const onQuery = vi.fn();
const onSource = vi.fn();
const resetPage = vi.fn();
render(
<Host
simplified
libraryView={{
...pagedView({ items: [], total: 0, offset: 0, limit: 100 }),
query: "github",
source: "workbuddy",
onQuery,
onSource,
resetPage,
}}
/>,
);
const input = screen.getByRole<HTMLInputElement>("textbox", {
name: "筛选地图记忆",
});
expect(input.value).toBe("github");
await userEvent.clear(input);
expect(onQuery).toHaveBeenCalledExactlyOnceWith("");
expect(resetPage).toHaveBeenCalledOnce();
expect(onSource).not.toHaveBeenCalled();
});
it("OBS-15: switching memory shows a read in progress instead of the previous memory", async () => {
const user = userEvent.setup();
// The read is deliberately never answered: what matters is what is on
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@@ -679,18 +679,7 @@ export function MemoryMap(props: Props) {
}}
onChange={(e) => {
if (library) {
const next = e.target.value;
setSearchDraft(next);
// An empty search box means "no keyword filter". Keeping the
// last submitted query active after the reader removed its
// text made the source picker look empty even when that app
// had memories.
if (!next && library.query.trim()) {
setFilterNotice("");
clear();
library.onQuery("");
library.resetPage();
}
setSearchDraft(e.target.value);
return;
}
setFilterNotice("");
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@@ -0,0 +1,118 @@
"""An older memory must never replace a newer one, whatever the model returns.
Memories are not written in the order they happened: history is imported late,
and a hand-added memory can be written while older history is still being
digested. A memory from 2023 arriving after one from 2025 must not supersede
or overwrite it.
"""
from datetime import datetime, timedelta, timezone
from types import SimpleNamespace
from hy_memory.agent.reconciler import ReconcileOp, build_reconcile_prompt, enforce_time_order
NEWER = datetime(2025, 6, 1, 9, 0, tzinfo=timezone.utc)
OLDER = datetime(2023, 3, 1, 9, 0, tzinfo=timezone.utc)
def _existing(**times):
return {memory_id: SimpleNamespace(memory_at=at) for memory_id, at in times.items()}
def test_an_older_memory_cannot_supersede_a_newer_one():
ops = [ReconcileOp(op="SUPERSEDE", memory_id="m1", memory_ids=["m1"],
content="The user lives in Shanghai.", owner="user", tags=["home"])]
kept = enforce_time_order(ops, OLDER.isoformat(), _existing(m1=NEWER))
assert len(kept) == 1
assert kept[0].op == "ADD"
assert kept[0].memory_id is None and kept[0].memory_ids == []
assert kept[0].content == "The user lives in Shanghai."
assert kept[0].tags == ["home"]
assert kept[0].reason.startswith("time_order:")
def test_an_older_memory_cannot_update_a_newer_value():
ops = [ReconcileOp(op="UPDATE", memory_id="m1", content="merged")]
kept = enforce_time_order(ops, OLDER, _existing(m1=NEWER))
assert [op.op for op in kept] == ["ADD"]
def test_a_chain_fold_with_any_newer_member_is_blocked():
ops = [ReconcileOp(op="SUPERSEDE", memory_id="m2", memory_ids=["m1", "m2"],
content="latest")]
kept = enforce_time_order(
ops, NEWER - timedelta(days=1), _existing(m1=OLDER, m2=NEWER)
)
assert [op.op for op in kept] == ["ADD"]
def test_a_newer_memory_still_supersedes_an_older_one():
op = ReconcileOp(op="SUPERSEDE", memory_id="m1", memory_ids=["m1"], content="moved")
assert enforce_time_order([op], NEWER, _existing(m1=OLDER)) == [op]
def test_unknown_times_are_not_compared():
update = ReconcileOp(op="UPDATE", memory_id="m1", content="x")
supersede = ReconcileOp(op="SUPERSEDE", memory_id="m2", memory_ids=["m2"], content="y")
assert enforce_time_order([update], "", _existing(m1=NEWER)) == [update]
assert enforce_time_order([supersede], OLDER, _existing(m2=None)) == [supersede]
def test_a_contentless_update_against_a_newer_memory_is_dropped():
# The legacy DELETE mapping: nothing to keep as an ADD.
ops = [ReconcileOp(op="UPDATE", memory_id="m1", content=None)]
assert enforce_time_order(ops, OLDER, _existing(m1=NEWER)) == []
def test_stored_naive_times_are_read_as_local_time():
# MemoryNode.from_dict rebuilds memory_at from epoch seconds as naive local time.
stored = datetime.fromtimestamp(NEWER.timestamp())
assert stored.tzinfo is None
op = ReconcileOp(op="SUPERSEDE", memory_id="m1", memory_ids=["m1"], content="x")
blocked = enforce_time_order([op], NEWER - timedelta(minutes=1), _existing(m1=stored))
allowed = enforce_time_order([op], NEWER + timedelta(minutes=1), _existing(m1=stored))
assert [item.op for item in blocked] == ["ADD"]
assert allowed == [op]
def test_add_ops_and_unknown_targets_pass_through():
add = ReconcileOp(op="ADD", content="new")
stray = ReconcileOp(op="UPDATE", memory_id="not-a-candidate", content="x")
assert enforce_time_order([add, stray], OLDER, {}) == [add, stray]
def test_both_prompts_state_the_time_order_rule():
english = build_reconcile_prompt(
new_memories=["The user lives in Shanghai."],
new_memories_block="[]",
existing_memories_block="[]",
current_date="2026-10-27 10:00",
few_shot_enabled=False,
structure_metadata_enabled=False,
)
chinese = build_reconcile_prompt(
new_memories=["用户住在上海。"],
new_memories_block="[]",
existing_memories_block="[]",
current_date="2026-10-27 10:00",
few_shot_enabled=False,
structure_metadata_enabled=False,
)
assert "# Time order" in english
assert "An older memory must never replace a newer one" in english
assert "## 时间规则" in chinese
assert "更早的 memory 绝不能取代更新的 memory" in chinese
assert "* memory_at(发生时间)" in chinese