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You have session continuity via shodh-memory hooks. Key behaviors: - Relevant memories surface automatically — don't manually "check" memory - Use remember sparingly (high-importance only), forget for corrections - Use list_todos at session start for pending work - The memory system you're using IS this codebase

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# Shodh-Memory Project Instructions

## MUST Rules
- MUST NOT run `cargo build` or `cargo run` unless the user explicitly asks. Only `cargo check`, `cargo clippy`, and `cargo test` are allowed by default.
- MUST NOT add "Co-Authored-By" or "Generated with Claude Code" to commits. Clean commit messages only.
- MUST NOT comment on GitHub issues/PRs without showing user a draft first.
- MUST NOT create git worktrees outside the project folder. All worktrees go in `<repo>/.claude/worktrees/<name>`. Never `C:/smt`, never `~/.claude/worktrees`, never a sibling directory. A worktree outside `kalki-v2/` misses the parent `.cargo/config.toml`, builds to a different artifact path, and silently forks `target/` into two complete trees.
- MUST remove a worktree once its branch is merged or abandoned. Before removing one, run `git status --porcelain` in it and confirm any untracked files exist in git — untracked content is the only thing `git worktree remove` cannot recover, since branch refs survive removal.

## Code Standards
- IMPORTANT: Production grade code only. No TODOs, no placeholders, no mocks, no stubs.
- IMPORTANT: Understand architecture and data flow before fixing anything. Read files before editing.
- IMPORTANT: No assumptions. Always read the actual source code to verify API shapes, response fields, status codes, endpoint methods, and data structures before writing code or tests against them. Never guess.
- All changes go through PR workflow: branch → commit → push → PR → merge.

## Persistent Memory (shodh-memory MCP)

You have session continuity via shodh-memory hooks. Key behaviors:
- Relevant memories surface automatically — don't manually "check" memory
- Use `remember` sparingly (high-importance only), `forget` for corrections
- Use `list_todos` at session start for pending work
- The memory system you're using IS this codebase

## Codebase Map
- `src/` — Rust core (memory, API server, embeddings, graph, vector search)
- `mcp-server/` — TypeScript MCP server (45 tools, index.ts)
- `tui/` — Rust TUI dashboard
- `hooks/` — Claude Code hooks for automatic memory
- `python/` — Python bindings (PyO3/maturin)
- Architecture: RocksDB + Vamana/SPANN vector search + knowledge graph with Hebbian learning

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