Step 2 of memory system overhaul: automated scheduling.
- New consolidation_scheduler.py: run_nightly_consolidation() function that
checks Cat health, triggers consolidation via WebSocket, and tracks
run history with success/failure stats
- bot.py on_ready: register APScheduler cron job (hour=4, minute=0)
alongside the existing daily DM analysis job
- routes/memory.py: expose consolidation status (last_run, last_result,
last_error, is_running, total_runs, successful_runs) in the
/memory/status API response
- Web UI: show consolidation schedule info (last run time, success/fail,
run counts) below the manual consolidate button, with 'running now'
indicator when active
The 'sleep consolidation' metaphor is now actually automated instead of
being manual-only.
Step 1 of memory system overhaul: persona tagging.
- discord_bridge: tag user messages with 'persona' metadata at storage time
- memory_consolidation: tag Miku's own responses with 'persona' metadata
- memory_consolidation: tag declarative facts with source persona during extraction
- memory_consolidation: pass persona context to LLM extraction prompt
- memory_consolidation: annotate cross-persona facts in prompt injection
(e.g., '(learned as Evil Miku)' when Evil facts appear for Normal Miku)
- Web UI: show persona badge (🎤 Miku / 😈 Evil Miku) on facts and episodic
memories in the Memory Management tab
This lets both personas know which version of Miku each memory came from,
enabling Evil Miku to distinguish her own memories from Normal Miku's.
- Use stable section IDs (without Date.now()) so collapse state can be
tracked across re-renders
- Snapshot collapsed state before innerHTML replacement, restore after
- Prevents the 10s polling from expanding all subsections every time
The empty #prompt-display div collapsed to 0 height, making it appear
'gone'. Added min-height: 3rem and a 'No prompt selected.' placeholder
that clearPromptDisplay() now sets via innerHTML.
- Removed separate 'topic' field from BipolarTriggerRequest model
- Removed topic parameter from force_trigger_argument, force_trigger_argument_from_message_id, and run_argument
- trigger_context now doubles as the argument theme: if provided by user, it becomes the topic;
if blank, a random topic is selected from the rotation pool
- Web UI: replaced two confusing fields (Context + Topic) with one clear field labeled
'What should they argue about? (optional)' with a plain-English description
- JS: removed topic field reference, context.trim() ensures empty strings aren't sent
- Added optional 'topic' field to BipolarTriggerRequest model
- Added topic parameter to force_trigger_argument and force_trigger_argument_from_message_id
- Updated run_argument to accept optional custom topic (None=random, ''=no topic, str=custom)
- Added topic input field to Web UI trigger-argument section
- Updated JS to send topic in API request body
- Custom topics bypass the random rotation system, allowing manual theme control
This commit completes a major refactoring of the Miku control panel from a single 7,191-line monolithic HTML file to a modern modular architecture:
CHANGES:
- Extracted 872 lines of CSS into css/style.css
- Created 10 specialized JavaScript modules (4,964 lines total):
* core.js: Global state, utilities, initialization, polling system
* servers.js: Server management and mood handling
* modes.js: Evil mode, GPU selection, bipolar mode, scoreboard
* actions.js: Autonomous/manual actions, custom prompts, reactions
* image-gen.js: Image generation system
* status.js: Status display and statistics
* dm.js: DM user management and conversation analysis
* chat.js: LLM chat interface with streaming and voice calls
* memories.js: Cheshire Cat memory integration (episodic/declarative/procedural)
* profile.js: Profile picture, album gallery, activities editor
- Cleaned index.html to 1,351 lines (structure only, zero inline JS/CSS)
- Removed 12 duplicate variable declarations
- Maintained strict script load order for dependency resolution
- Added backup comment to index.html.bak for historical reference
VERIFICATION COMPLETED:
✓ All 191 functions/variables from original accounted for
✓ Cross-referenced with backup to ensure nothing lost
✓ All onclick handlers and modal systems validated
✓ No circular dependencies or broken references
✓ HTML structure integrity verified (11 tabs, all buttons/modals intact)
✓ CropperJS CDN links preserved
The refactored code is production-ready with improved maintainability and clear separation of concerns.
