Implementation: How to implement agent distinction and real-time memory tier...
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⚙️ Implementation: How to implement agent distinction and real-time memory tier...
📋 Decision Context
Question:
How to implement agent distinction and real-time memory tier tracking in Command Center?
Task: Phase 1 & 2 of MCP Command Center enhancement
🎯 Decision Made
Chosen:
Add agentCategory field ('execution' | 'training') to distinguish AI assistants from MCP learning agents. Create two separate UI panels with computed signals. Emit memory tier events from getHotDecisions/getWarmDecisions/getColdDecisions using dynamic imports. Update frontend WebSocket listener to set memory tier stats.
Options Considered:
- No alternatives documented
💭 Reasoning
Agent distinction solves fundamental UX confusion - users need to see: 1) Execution layer (Claude/Cursor writing code NOW) vs 2) Training layer (MCP agents learning for FUTURE). Two panels with visual distinction (blue vs green) makes this crystal clear. Memory tiers showed 0 because tiered-memory.ts never emitted events - added commandCenter.memoryTierAccessed() calls with dynamic imports to avoid circular deps. Non-blocking (.catch) ensures memory access never fails. Frontend listener updates memoryTierStats signal which automatically updates UI via computed properties. Zero linter errors, ~150 lines added across 5 files.
📁 Files Involved
apis/backend-ai-api/src/app/command-center/command-center.gateway.tslibs/libs-ai/gograb-ai/src/lib/components/command-center/command-center.component.tsMCP/mcp-development-ai/src/memory/tiered-memory.tsdocs/english/sessions/editor2/session-34/34.1-phase-1-2-implementation-complete.md
🔗 Related
- Decision ID:
dev_1767982758443_i0v21ck - Session: 31
- Workspace: editor2
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