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1. 术语统一:
   - doc_query / doc_commit → coldcontext_query / coldcontext_commit
   - 「图记忆 / Graph 层」→「稳定记忆 / Stablemem 层(L3)」
   - 分层命名补上 L1/L2/L3 语义:Context(热) / Cold-context(冷) / Stablemem(持久)
   涉及 README.md、README_EN.md、assets/docs/{zh,en}/{ARCHITECTURE,OVERVIEW}.md

2. 补上本次最大的结构变化(文档里此前完全没有):
   - 安全防火墙作为**独立内核模块**:凭据闸门、工具黑白名单+沙箱、
     敏感词与提示词注入预警、按主体授权与插件命名限式;显式代理而非 monkey patch
   - device 数据面作为**独立内核模块**:工具注册与路由、inputch/outputch、设备登记;
     路由表在 internal/toolroute 以避免 core ↔ kernelboot 成环

3. 历史计划文档(memory-*.md / context-overflow-l4-design / entities-retirement /
   git-branching)加**归档说明**:明确术语已过时、现行口径以 ARCHITECTURE.md 为准。
   刻意不改写历史正文 —— 那是决策记录,改写等于伪造。

剩余旧词只出现在归档文档与 scripts/capability-bench/PLAN.md(评测历史记录)。
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**中文** | [English](../en/OVERVIEW.md)
# HologramAgent — Project Overview
## What Is This
HologramAgent is a continuously-running personal intelligent Agent framework.
Core architecture: a long-running kernel process (`homed`) that connects to various IO channels (QQ, Web, CLI, etc.) through a plugin system. The kernel handles LLM orchestration, memory management, and knowledge retrieval; plugins handle all external IO — sending/receiving messages, file operations, web search, etc.
### Design Highlights
**Separation of Core Domain and Application Domain** — The kernel (core domain) performs no IO operations; all IO capabilities belong to plugins (application domain). The boundary is defined through PluginSDK:
- Plugins register tools (Tool) with the kernel for LLM invocation
- Plugins hook into the processing pipeline (Stage) to intercept/rewrite message flow at various phases
- Plugins subscribe/publish events (Event) for loosely-coupled communication
- Plugins queue or interrupt input delivery through IO API
The significance lies in clear responsibility boundaries: the kernel focuses on orchestration and memory management, while plugins handle IO implementation — the two are not coupled.
**Business semantics stay in plugins** — the kernel does not define business
objects: terminals, command history, device state and media libraries all belong to
the plugin domain. Take terminals: the PTY, session lifecycle and output buffering
all live in `agentcli`; when WebUI or CLI needs a terminal panel it **subscribes to
the event bus** (`EventTerminalOutput` + `EventToolCall`) and builds its own view
instead of reading a state component inside the kernel. The kernel offers only the
event bus and the plugin registration surface — adding a new capability does not
require touching the kernel, and no second version of business truth accumulates there.
**Three-Layer Memory Architecture** — Manages information retention across long agent runtimes through a tiered storage strategy:
- **Context Layer**: In-memory pretrained word embedding scored event window (StaticEmbedder word vectors → CosineSimilarity, TF-IDF fallback), maintains recent context in real-time, low-relevance events automatically sink to the next layer
- **Document Layer**: JSON files + TF-IDF vector-indexed temporary memory, supports explicit submission and implicit archival, cold data distills to Graph
- **Stablemem Layer**: SQLite graph database, persists entities and relations, BFS traversal recall, distillation pipeline extracts triples from conversations
Three progressive layers — context, cold archive, long-term stable memory — form an information decay and consolidation pipeline from short-term to persistent storage.
**Media Memory (first-class memory blocks since v1.2.0)** — Images and audio are not attachments; they are first-class nodes of memory:
- **Content-addressed store (CAS)**: addressed by digest, metadata in SQLite and blobs on disk (two-level
bucketing), identical bytes stored once. Every `Get` re-verifies the digest (silently returning corrupt
data is worse than an error).
- **Blocks carry their own multimodal vector and fingerprint**, and are retrieved directly — there is no
media marker in the body text any more.
- **No separate GC, no reference counting, no keep-set**: blocks follow the single-layer invariant —
Context → Document → Graph is a **migration** of a block, not a copy, and nothing is kept alive by
references; **deleting a block deletes its content.**
- **Reaches the plugin boundary since v1.1.1**: plugins read and write media through `InsertWithMedia` /
`InjectInputMedia`; the model attaches media via the `media_digests` argument of `memory_commit` / `coldcontext_commit`.
- **The old mechanism was removed entirely**: the **descriptive index** — writing the vision model's
description into the body text as a `[<mime> <short digest>] <description>` marker and retrieving by it —
together with `media_refs` reference counting, was deleted in v1.2.0. A description is second-hand
information produced by a model; retrieving "someone else's rendering of the image" is worse than
retrieving the image's own vector.
## What It Actually Does
Code is in the project root, implemented in Go.
**Kernel** (`internal/agent/core/`):
- `eventloop.go` — Message loop (`eventLoop`), queuing input from the IO layer
- `process.go` / `stages.go` — Processing pipeline: memory recall → persona injection → LLM call → tool execution → output delivery, 7 stage hooks
- `toolcall.go` — Tool scheduling and execution
- `context.go` — Context management (pretrained word embedding scoring StaticEmbedder → CosineSimilarity, TF-IDF fallback), automatic pruning of low-relevance events
- LLM calls abstracted through the Provider interface, with multi-source automatic fallback
**Memory System** (`internal/memory/`):
- **GraphDB** (`graph.go`) — SQLite, entities + relations tables, BFS traversal
- **Document Store** (`document/document.go`) — Temporary memory, JSON files + TF-IDF vector index, consume-on-read
- **Text Memory** (`text/text.go`) — Raw conversation logs, JSONL file rotation
- **Social Store** (`social/social.go`) — Persona traits + relationship network, wraps GraphDB
- **Memory Indexer** (`indexer.go`) — Auto-vectorizes GraphDB entities, recalls and injects into system prompt on user input
**Knowledge Base** (`internal/knowledge/knowledge.go`):
- File system directory `knowledge/<name>/content.md`
- TF-IDF vector search, independent index instance from the memory system
- LLM operates via three tools: `knowledge_search` / `knowledge_create` / `knowledge_list`
**Plugin System** (`internal/plugin/`):
- Built-in plugins: Go `init()` self-registration, compiled into kernel
- External plugins (since v1.0.0): compiled to an ordinary Go binary `plugin.bin`, spawned by the
kernel as an **independent subprocess**, communicating over stdio JSON-RPC (control plane) +
a shared memory segment (data plane) + an event ring (notification plane); Lua script plugins are
also supported (the C ABI shared-library channel, `-buildmode=c-shared`, was removed entirely in v1.0.0)
- PluginSDK (`internal/sdk/`) defines four channels: RegisterTool / RegisterStage / Subscribe / RegisterOutputChannel
- 7 stage hooks: on_input → pre_action → post_action → before_toolcall → after_toolcall → before_output → after_output
**LLM Provider** (`internal/agent/api/provider.go`):
- Provider interface: Name / Chat / ChatStream / MaxContextTokens
- Single implementation, `LuaAdaptedProvider`: every source goes through a Lua adapter script that
transforms requests/responses; adapter scripts live in `internal/lua/adapters/`, one `.lua` per protocol
- 10 built-in adapters: deepseek / openai / anthropic / gemini / mistral / groq / github / kimicode / ollama / server
- Sources (`core.llm.sources.<name>.*`) are configured at deploy time — the count is deployment-specific
and is not tied to the number of built-in adapters
**WebUI** (`internal/plugins/webui/`):
- Embedded SPA dashboard (`dashboard.html` packaged via `//go:embed`)
- REST API: status query, configuration management, memory operations, knowledge management, plugin management
- OpenAI API-compatible `/v1/chat/completions` endpoint
- SSE event stream `/api/v1/chat/events`
**ClawHub Adapter** (`internal/plugins/clawhubadapter/`):
- Unified loader for OC plugins (Node.js), Python sidecar, JS sidecar, and SKILL plugins
- RegistryDispatcher pattern: routes registration notifications to Tool/Provider/Channel/Stage registries
- ClawHub marketplace search and install: `clawhubadapter_search` / `clawhubadapter_npm_install`
- 9 provider types mapped to LLM-accessible tools (image generation, web search, speech, etc.)
- OC channels auto-registered as IO devices with text/file/image/audio capability flags
## Project Status
Core functionality is operational. Plugin system and SDK are ready for independent external plugin development.
- Built-in plugins (13): webui / cli / agentcli / cfgmgr / healthcheck / kbtree / multimodal / pluginmgr / clawhubadapter / remotedevice / skillmgr / seemedia / seq
- Criterion: **a plugin stays built-in only if it requires internal-SDK-only capabilities**; everything else ships as an .hmap external plugin (see ARCHITECTURE)
- External plugin examples ([hologramagentsdk](https://github.com/JianFeeeee/hologramagentsdk) repo `example/`, both Go and Lua types): qq / files / a2a / ai_image / bili / browser / calendar / editdoc / memo / music / ocr / rss / sanitizer / weather / luademo
- Distribution: `.hmap` plugin package format, installable via WebUI