Problem
RESUME.md is the declared single source of truth for bootstrapping a fresh session, but two of its pointers are fragile or stale:
- Persistent memory path (§7 footer): points to
~/.claude/projects/-Users-mirro-Projects-pymdp/memory/active-loop-project.md — the memory directory of a different project folder (the repo used to live under pymdp/). This session's actual memory dir is -Users-mirro-Projects-active-loop. A fresh session following the pointer reads stale state.
- M4 affective-dyad spec (§7): "the designed-but-unbuilt next rung" lives at
pymdp/docs/superpowers/specs/2026-06-08-active-loop-m4-affective-dyad-design.md — outside this repo, in another local checkout, not on GitHub. The most direct path toward the conversation goal is one rm -rf away from being lost, and invisible to anyone reading the public repo. The §6 fallback prompt also references "the M4 affective-dyad spec in pymdp".
Fix
- Copy the M4 spec into this repo (e.g.
docs/specs/m4-affective-dyad.md), update both RESUME.md references (§6 prompt + §7 map) to the in-repo path.
- Fix the memory pointer to the correct project memory directory (or drop it in favor of the auto-loaded memory index).
- While in there: §3 says "~59 fast tests pass" — it's 65 now (5 slow deselected); align with §5.
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Problem
RESUME.md is the declared single source of truth for bootstrapping a fresh session, but two of its pointers are fragile or stale:
~/.claude/projects/-Users-mirro-Projects-pymdp/memory/active-loop-project.md— the memory directory of a different project folder (the repo used to live underpymdp/). This session's actual memory dir is-Users-mirro-Projects-active-loop. A fresh session following the pointer reads stale state.pymdp/docs/superpowers/specs/2026-06-08-active-loop-m4-affective-dyad-design.md— outside this repo, in another local checkout, not on GitHub. The most direct path toward the conversation goal is onerm -rfaway from being lost, and invisible to anyone reading the public repo. The §6 fallback prompt also references "the M4 affective-dyad spec in pymdp".Fix
docs/specs/m4-affective-dyad.md), update both RESUME.md references (§6 prompt + §7 map) to the in-repo path.🤖 Generated with Claude Code