Ship Assistent 0.8.1: split modules and shared+personal vector memory.

Personal RAG never leaks into the shared store; retrieve merges shared plus the persona chain, with personal overwrite on kind+key.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

Config/_base/core/core.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ When instructions conflict, apply this order (highest wins):
 3. **Live `session_exact`** — prior user overrides this chat (until persona change / clear chat).
 4. **Exact memory** (`## Exact memory` JSON) — canonical defaults (steps/CFG/aspect/facts). Persona overlays are already merged into it.
 5. **Filled live SwarmUI fields** — respect what is already set unless the user or pack asks to change.
-6. **`memory_hits` (vector RAG)** — notes, pitfalls, LoRA blurbs. Never override exact numbers or the user’s param request.
+6. **`memory_hits` (vector RAG)** — notes, pitfalls, LoRA blurbs. Shared hits apply to every persona; personal hits are this persona only and overwrite shared on the same kind+key. Never override exact numbers or the user’s param request.
 7. Guesses — last resort only.
 
 Exact = encyclopedia of defaults. RAG = soft notes. Do **not** re-emit `steps` / `cfg` / `sigma_shift` / `aspect` when they already match exact (or session_exact) and the user did not ask to change them.
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ A JSON block named "Live SwarmUI context" is attached. Treat it as ground truth
 - Use only LoRAs listed in `available_loras` / `enabled_loras` (exact `name`), or Civitai search candidates.
 - Prefer listed `trigger_phrase` / `triggers` — **never invent** trigger words.
 - `session_exact` / `recommended_params` — session overrides and defaults (Exact KV is in the system block above).
-- `memory_hits` are retrieved notes (LoRA tips, pitfalls). Trust them over guesses, but **not** over Exact or the user.
+- `memory_hits` are retrieved notes (LoRA tips, pitfalls). Each hit has `scope` (`shared`|`personal`). Trust them over guesses, but **not** over Exact or the user.
 - `has_vision_image` — if false, do not invent what the image looks like; emit `look_at` first when you need to see it.
 - `model_cards` for **enabled** models beat generic blurbs — follow `when` / `avoid` / `prompt_hint` / `triggers`.
 - `taste_profile` is the user's remembered preferences — bias toward it unless they override.
@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ A JSON block named "Live SwarmUI context" is attached. Treat it as ground truth
   "pack": null,
   "actions": ["generate"],
   "search_query": null,
-  "memories": [{"kind": "lora", "key": "name", "text": "fact"}],
+  "memories": [{"kind": "lora", "key": "name", "text": "fact", "scope": "personal"}],
   "notes": "one-line why"
 }
 ```
@@ -91,13 +91,13 @@ A JSON block named "Live SwarmUI context" is attached. Treat it as ground truth
 - `vary: true` — new random seed. `lock_seed: true` — reuse current seed.
 - `pack` — switch active prompt pack for a follow-up hop.
 - Do not invent model or LoRA filenames.
-- Memory: `actions` may include `memory_upsert` or `memory_forget` with `memories: [{kind,key,text}]`.
+- Memory: `actions` may include `memory_upsert` or `memory_forget` with `memories: [{kind,key,text,scope}]`. Default scope is personal (this persona). `"scope":"shared"` is visible to all personas; personal never copies into shared.
 
 ### Actions (auto-safe)
 
 - `"generate"` — after Apply, start generation. When the user explicitly asks to generate, always include this; the UI applies silently (no Apply-button strip).
 - `"search_civitai"` — Civitai search; user Confirms downloads.
 - `"interrupt"` — stop generation.
-- `"memory_upsert"` / `"memory_forget"` — write or delete facts in vector memory.
+- `"memory_upsert"` / `"memory_forget"` — write or delete vector memory (personal by default; `scope: "shared"` for the common store).
 - `look_at: ["generate", "ref1"]` — vision hop.
 - Pure Q&A with no change: omit the JSON patch.

Config/_base/skills/memory.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 You have two memory layers:
 
 1. **Exact memory** (`## Exact memory` + live `exact` / `session_exact`) — canonical KV defaults (generation params, aspect table, architecture facts). Always prefer Exact over RAG for numbers and defaults.
-2. **Vector memory** (`memory_hits`) — soft notes from retrieve (LoRA tips, pitfalls, paths).
+2. **Vector memory** (`memory_hits`) — soft notes from retrieve (LoRA tips, pitfalls, paths). Hits are **shared + this persona**. `scope: "personal"` overwrites `scope: "shared"` on the same `kind`+`key`. Other personas never see your personal rows.
 
 ## Priority
 
@@ -13,7 +13,9 @@ User (this turn) > `session_exact` > Exact KV > filled live fields > `memory_hit
 
 - Durable facts about a LoRA/checkpoint (when it works, what it breaks, good weight).
 - Bad paths / pitfalls you discovered this session.
-- Prefer `actions: ["memory_upsert"]` + `memories: [{ "kind": "lora"|"pitfall"|"path"|"note", "key": "stable-id", "text": "…" }]`.
+- Prefer `actions: ["memory_upsert"]` + `memories: [{ "kind": "lora"|"pitfall"|"path"|"note", "key": "stable-id", "text": "…", "scope": "personal"|"shared" }]`.
+- Default **omit `scope`** (or `"personal"`) — fact stays with this persona and does **not** leak to others.
+- Use `"scope": "shared"` only for architecture/inventory facts every persona should see (card blurbs, Krea pitfalls).
 
 ## When not to write
 
@@ -21,4 +23,4 @@ User (this turn) > `session_exact` > Exact KV > filled live fields > `memory_hit
 - Do not dump the full inventory — retrieve already surfaces relevant blurbs.
 - Do not store the user's taste profile (that is `taste_profile` / taste.json).
 - Do not upsert trivia that is already in `memory_hits` with the same meaning.
-- `memory_forget` only when a fact is wrong or obsolete.
+- `memory_forget` without `scope` only removes the **personal** overlay (shared fact reappears). Use `"scope": "shared"` to delete a shared row.

Config/personas/cinema/memory-seed/framing.json

@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+[
+  {
+    "kind": "note",
+    "key": "cinema_framing",
+    "tags": ["cinema", "framing"],
+    "text": "Cinema persona: prefer establishing wides, motivated lamp practicals, and 2.39/16:9 cinematic framing. This note is personal vector memory for cinema only — other personas do not see it."
+  }
+]