Make GraphKeeper memory retrieval-first - #30
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Outcome
Agents now query and assess active GraphKeeper claims before repeating repository investigation. Grounded claims become a starting point with minimum task-specific freshness checks, explicit re-investigation exceptions, and no automatic trust.
Normal validator tests now exercise the canonical Node validator. The jq-based shell validator remains isolated to explicit legacy and parity coverage. Native Windows CI covers the affected no-jq paths.
Evidence
Before implementation, the template integration test failed with
GK003 jq 1.6 or newer is requiredbecause the shared helper invoked the legacy shell validator.After implementation:
git diff --checkpassed.Checklist
npm run buildpasses.npm run typecheckpasses.npm testpasses with no hidden skips.npm run package:smokepasses and the tarball contains intended assets only.Compatibility and recovery
The canonical Node path is covered on native Windows without jq. Legacy shell compatibility remains available and unchanged for customized repositories. No diagnostics, graph schema, or recovery steps change. Revert commit
9fa10f4to roll back.