"""Human triage UI for AtoCore candidate memories.
Renders a lightweight HTML page at /admin/triage with all pending
candidate memories, each with inline Promote / Reject / Edit buttons.
No framework, no JS build, no database — reads candidates from the
AtoCore DB and posts back to the existing REST endpoints.
Design principle: the user should be able to triage 20 candidates in
60 seconds from any browser. Keyboard shortcuts (y/n/e/s) make it
feel like email triage (archive/delete).
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import html as _html
from atocore.engineering.wiki import render_html
from atocore.memory.service import get_memories
VALID_TYPES = ["identity", "preference", "project", "episodic", "knowledge", "adaptation"]
def _escape(s: str | None) -> str:
return _html.escape(s or "", quote=True)
def _render_candidate_card(cand) -> str:
"""One candidate row with inline forms for promote/reject/edit."""
mid = _escape(cand.id)
content = _escape(cand.content)
memory_type = _escape(cand.memory_type)
project = _escape(cand.project or "")
project_display = project or "(global)"
confidence = f"{cand.confidence:.2f}"
refs = cand.reference_count or 0
created = _escape(str(cand.created_at or ""))
tags = cand.domain_tags or []
tags_str = _escape(", ".join(tags))
valid_until = _escape(cand.valid_until or "")
# Strip time portion for HTML date input
valid_until_date = valid_until[:10] if valid_until else ""
type_options = "".join(
f''
for t in VALID_TYPES
)
# Tag badges rendered from current tags
badges_html = ""
if tags:
badges_html = '
Review candidates the auto-triage wasn't sure about. Edit the content
if needed, then promote or reject. Shortcuts: Y promote · N
reject · E edit · S scroll to next.
Sends the full memory queue through 3-tier LLM triage on the host.
Sonnet → Opus → auto-discard. Only genuinely ambiguous items land here.