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What

forget was throwing a foreign-key constraint error for the longest-standing users. Two changes:

1. The crash fix. forget() cleaned co_activations before deleting a memory — that FK references memories — but it never learned about the consolidation_lineage table added in the re-architecture, which carries enforced FKs on both parent_id and source_id → memories. So forgetting any memory that appeared in a lineage edge blocked on the DELETE FROM memories. It's the same bug the original co_activations cleanup fixed, resurfaced through a new table. It showed up first for Nadi — our longest-running user — because she has the most CSCC history, so the most lineage edges, so the highest odds a forgotten memory happened to sit in one. forget() now clears lineage edges too.

2. Surface orientation descendants — inform, don't prescribe. When the forgotten memory is the source of a semantic_orientation edge (i.e. an orientation memory was distilled in part from it), tool_forget now captures those orientation parents before the edge is deleted and names them in the response. The edge is otherwise gone forever, and a piece of the identity layer would silently lose part of its recorded basis with no chance to review it. The forget still proceeds — non-blocking — but Claude is told, and can reframe the affected orientation or let it stand.

Why it matters

A live store has 1,377 semantic_orientation edges. This was never a rare edge case: without the surface, every orientation-basis forget permanently erases the record of what an orientation node stands on, unseen. That irreversibility is why it ships now rather than "later."

Verification

• Compiles clean for the Worker target (cargo check --target wasm32-unknown-unknown --lib).
• orientation_descendants' query verified read-only against live data — correct join, returns the real orientation parents for a given semantic source.
• Scoped + non-blocking: fires only on semantic_orientation edges; ordinary forgets are unchanged.

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• New Features
  • When you forget a memory, the confirmation now lists any orientation memories derived from it and warns that their lineage link was removed.
• Bug Fixes
  • Forgetting a memory now also cleans up associated lineage records, helping prevent stale references. If checking for derived memories fails, the forget action can still proceed.

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The forget flow now retrieves orientation descendants before deleting a memory. It removes lineage references to the memory and includes descendant details in the success response when descendants were found.

Changes

Memory Forget Lineage

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Find orientation descendants src/worker_store.rs, src/worker_mcp.rs	orientation_descendants returns IDs and summaries for semantic-orientation descendants. tool_forget retrieves them before deletion and continues if the lookup fails.
Delete lineage references and report descendants src/worker_store.rs, src/worker_mcp.rs	forget deletes lineage rows that reference the memory as a parent or source. The success response lists captured descendants and warns that their lineage link was deleted. When no descendants were found, the existing success response remains.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 2fd44

Forgetting a memory now cleans up lineage links and lists affected orientation memories. Two narrow gaps remain. First, a concurrent orientation run can cause a forget to fail, or can remove a link without listing it. Second, a failed descendant lookup silently omits the review notice. Both are low-impact and simple to fix, so the change is mergeable with follow-up.

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Inline comments:
In `@src/worker_mcp.rs`:
- Line 1548: Keep the Result from worker_store::orientation_descendants in the
forget flow instead of converting lookup failures to an empty list with
unwrap_or_default(). Match on the result: preserve the existing warning and
descendant listing for successful non-empty results, and warn that descendant
information was unavailable on failure while allowing forget to complete
normally.

In `@src/worker_store.rs`:
- Around line 1627-1630: Update worker_store::forget to batch the descendant
SELECT, lineage DELETE, and memory DELETE atomically, returning both the
captured descendant rows and deletion status. Update tool_forget to use the
returned rows for orientation reporting instead of capturing descendants
separately before cleanup.

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