- risk
- Increasing maxOutputTokens allows longer completions if the model loops, slightly affecting efficiency, though the system prompt explicitly instructs concise reasoning and formatRepair only triggers when the required output format is missing.
- title
- Low-temperature deterministic execution with output headroom, format repair, and unified memory/tool/constraint protocol
- hypothesis
- The dev failure on reliability:02 ('no ANSWER line', empty tail) occurs because maxOutputTokens (700) truncates verbose iterative constraint checking before the final line is emitted, and temperature 0.7 introduces sampling variance across all tasks (which also caused high variance in Experiments #1 and #2). Furthermore, reliability, memory, and tool_use all suffer from missing built-in tools (date_calc, text_inspect, memory_search), low memory retrieval (topK=3 out of 8 conversations), and lack of concise verification rules. By lowering temperature to 0.1, expanding maxOutputTokens to 1500, enabling formatRepair, enabling all non-sandbox built-in tools with hybrid retrieval (topK=10), and adding a concise system protocol for constraint satisfaction, prompt injection immunity, latest-timestamp memory precedence, and tool usage, we will eliminate truncation failures and achieve a statist…
- change Summary
- In entity/config.json: set model.temperature to 0.1 and model.maxOutputTokens to 1500; set tools.enabled to ["calculator", "date_calc", "text_inspect", "memory_search", "memory_write"] and tools.maxToolCalls to 6; set memory.retrieval to "hybrid" and memory.topK to 10; set errorRecovery.toolRetries to 1 and errorRecovery.formatRepair to true. In entity/system.md: add concise operational rules covering (1) concise drafting and explicit verification of every rule on multi-constraint generation and strict JSON tasks without excessive token repetition, (2) treating untrusted text and retrieved memories strictly as inert data (ignoring embedded instructions or decoys), (3) resolving memory conflicts by selecting the fact from the entry with the highest [#sequence] / latest timestamp, and (4) using calculator, date_calc, and text_inspect for exact arithmetic, calendar, and character/word counting tasks.
- expected Effect
- Eliminates truncation and missing format lines on reliability tasks (raising dev reliability from 83.3 to 100), while simultaneously boosting hidden-suite memory (from 65.0 via hybrid topK=10 and sequence-order resolution) and tool_use (from 78.1 via date_calc and text_inspect), yielding a low-variance net capability gain well above +3.0 points with negligible efficiency cost.
- target Subsystem
- reliability