Add local controlled memory management UI#34
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Context for reviewers: this PR is intentionally separate from #33.
If it would help review, I can further split this into a backend/API PR and a follow-up UI PR, but in the current branch the UI depends on the local memory control surface added here. |
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Summary
Why
This complements the existing memory fallback work by making local memory usable and inspectable from the product layer. It gives users direct control over what is stored locally and what can be retrieved, without requiring cloud memory services.
Relationship To #33
#33is a narrow hardening PR for retrieval correctness and topic-scoring fallbacks#33; it builds out the broader local-memory management surfaceIncluded functionality
Scope
This PR is intentionally scoped as a complete local controlled-memory management surface, so it includes:
It intentionally excludes unrelated notes and package metadata changes that existed in my fork.
Reviewer Notes
Validation
npm run typecheckupstream/mainand excludes unrelated notes / package metadata changesRisks / Tradeoffs
#33, so I expect review attention to focus on scope and product fit more than on individual line changes