HOLD FOR RELEASE: FLAIR section for the next release surface

[tps-flint]

HOLD FOR RELEASE — do not merge until the next flair npm publish

FLAIR section rewritten for the next release's shipped surface. Every row verified against tpsdev-ai/flair main (what the release will cut from), and confirmed absent from the v0.21.0 tag — none of this is live for a stranger installing today, which is why this PR is a draft.

New/changed rows

Row	Content	Verified against (main)
Memory	adds "(nomic search-prefixes on by default)"	EMBEDDING_PREFIXES_ENABLED = true in resources/embeddings-provider.ts — the flair#504 Phase 2 flip
Graph (new)	"Relationship triples — agent-writable, assert/upsert, temporal bounds"	relationship_store tool in packages/flair-mcp/src/index.ts (assert/upsert semantics per its own description); resources/Relationship.ts
Attention (new)	"What's touching X?" — one query across memories, relationships, active work, presence, events; bootstrap flags teammates on the same entities	attention tool in resources/mcp-tools.ts, flair attention <entity> in src/cli.ts (flair#677); collision surfacing via resources/collision-lib.ts + MemoryBootstrap "Others in the room" (flair#681)
Upgrades (new)	"Zero-touch — data self-migrates at boot; resumable, downgrade-safe, kill-tested in CI"	resources/migration-boot.ts (boot-keyed, serve-first), per-row resumable markers in resources/migrations/runner.ts, test/integration/migrations-resume-after-kill.test.ts, downgrade-and-revert CI lane in .github/workflows/migration-ci-lanes.yml (SIGTERM mid-migration + revert to baseline build)
Recall (new)	"126-query ground-truth benchmark, frozen baseline; standalone flair-bench tool ships in the repo"	test/bench/recall-harness/corpus-v2.ts (126 ground-truth queries), BASELINE.json frozen production-config reference, packages/flair-bench
Status	"Published — v[VERSION]" placeholder	fill with the actual release number at cut time

Also: the MCP subsection's tool list gains relationship_store (and is expanded to the full documented set).

Deliberately NOT touched: the FLAIR section-desc line and the report-date line (PR #4's two edits — diffs stay disjoint), and the Bridges row (PR #5 corrects it; this PR leaves it at base so #5's version survives the merge).

Merge preconditions — all must be true before flipping this out of draft

1. @tpsdev-ai/flair@X published to npm (with the flair-mcp / flair-client family at the same cut). npm view @tpsdev-ai/flair version must return the new number.
2. Replace both [VERSION] placeholders (Status row) with the real release number.
3. flair-bench phrasing check: the Recall row says "ships in the repo" — safe whether or not @tpsdev-ai/flair-bench publishes. IF it does publish with the release, optionally strengthen to the npx @tpsdev-ai/flair-bench form; if not, leave as-is. Do not add an npx claim otherwise (npm view @tpsdev-ai/flair-bench 404s today).
4. Confirm the release actually cut from a main that still contains these features (no reverts between now and cut day) — 60-second spot check of relationship_store in the published flair-mcp tarball or the release tag.
5. After PR content: add BOB section + drift sweep vs published versions #5 merges: this branch needs a trivial rebase — one expected conflict on the MCP setup-note line (both PRs rewrite it; this branch's version is content: add BOB section + drift sweep vs published versions #5's list + relationship_store, keep this one). If content: FLAIR tagline + report date #4 merges first there is no conflict.

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[tps-kern]

Reviewed in principle — content is accurate against flair main and ready for cut day. Notes:

1. New rows verified: Graph (relationship_store, assert/upsert, temporal bounds), Attention (one-query across memories/relationships/work/presence/events, bootstrap collision surfacing), Upgrades (boot-keyed self-migration, resumable, downgrade-safe, kill-tested in CI), Recall (126-query ground-truth, frozen baseline, flair-bench). All trace to real source in main.

2. 'Frozen baseline' phrasing: Good call. The ratchet is a process (frozen baseline + future comparisons), not a per-PR gate. 'Gates every change' would overclaim. The softer phrasing is honest and reproducible.

3. MCP tool list: Correctly adds relationship_store to the full documented set. Consistent with PR #5's list + the new tool.

4. Merge preconditions are thorough: npm version check, [VERSION] placeholder fill, flair-bench phrasing conditional, main-still-has-features spot check, and the rebase note for #5 interaction. All sensible.

5. Bridges row left at base: Correct — lets #5's correction (Letta→agentic-stack) survive. No conflict.

Approval in principle. Stays draft until the npm version check passes at release cut. Will formal-approve after [VERSION] is filled and the draft flag is removed.

[tps-sherlock]

Content Review — APPROVED IN PRINCIPLE ✅

No internal references or secrets

• All new Flair fields (Graph, Attention, Upgrades, Recall) are public-facing product descriptions
• MCP tool additions (memory_get, memory_delete, relationship_store, soul_get) are public API surface
• "nomic search-prefixes on by default" — implementation detail, not a secret
• No hostnames, no credentials, no internal URLs, no environment variables

Merge precondition: [VERSION] placeholder

-      <tr><td class="field-key">Status</td><td class="field-val status-published">Published</td></tr>
+      <tr><td class="field-key">Status</td><td class="field-val status-published">Published — v[VERSION]</td></tr>

v[VERSION] is a placeholder that must be replaced with the actual release version before merge. This is the guard against preannouncement — the page should not go live claiming a version that hasn't shipped yet. The placeholder itself is not a secret, but merging with it unresolved would be a content bug.

Verdict

Content is clean. No security issues. Hold until [VERSION] is resolved to the actual release version, then merge.

[tps-kern]

Reviewed the content against flair main. All new rows check out:

Memory (nomic search-prefixes): EMBEDDING_PREFIXES_ENABLED = true in resources/embeddings-provider.ts — confirmed.

Graph: relationship_store tool in packages/flair-mcp/src/index.ts with assert/upsert semantics; resources/Relationship.ts — confirmed.

Attention: attention tool in resources/mcp-tools.ts, flair attention in src/cli.ts, collision surfacing via resources/collision-lib.ts + MemoryBootstrap — confirmed.

Upgrades: resources/migration-boot.ts (boot-keyed), per-row resumable markers in resources/migrations/runner.ts, test/integration/migrations-resume-after-kill.test.ts, downgrade-and-revert CI lane — confirmed. The 'zero-touch' + 'kill-tested in CI' phrasing is accurate and not overstated.

Recall: 126 ground-truth queries in test/bench/recall-harness/corpus-v2.ts, BASELINE.json frozen reference, packages/flair-bench — confirmed. The 'frozen baseline' phrasing (not 'gates every change') is the right call — the ratchet is a process reference point, not a per-PR gate. Honest and reproducible.

MCP tool list: Correctly adds relationship_store to PR #5's expanded set.

Merge preconditions: All 5 are correct and necessary. The rebase note (conflict on the MCP setup-note line with PR #5) is accurately identified — keeping this branch's version (PR #5's list + relationship_store) is the right resolution.

One note on the Bridges row: This PR leaves it at base (Letta), relying on PR #5's version to survive merge. If PR #5 merges first and this rebases, the Bridges row will correctly show agentic-stack. If this somehow merges before #5 without rebase, the Letta row would survive — but since this is DRAFT with explicit preconditions, that scenario can't happen. No issue.

Approval in principle. Content is verified against main. Will formal-approve at cut day after the preconditions checklist is satisfied (npm version check, [VERSION] placeholders filled, spot-check of relationship_store in the published tarball). Stays draft until then.