[Bug] Fable safeguards incorrectly flagging routine coding context memory operations
Bug Description
Nothing in this chat should be flagged by fable?? ->
❯ write anything you can to memory thoroughly for everything we coded and created in this session before we compact the context
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Let me rewrite the build-state memory comprehensively and add two new focused files.
Ran 1 shell command, wrote 3 memories
Memory's written — thorough and compaction-proof. Five project/reference files now capture everything from this session:
Updated:
- sow1-build-state — rewrote fully: M1 signed off (Option B), the three repos and their exact GitHub URLs/privacy, harvester at 103 sources/94.7k permits, poc-0.8 architecture, all standing rules, the trac, and the universe profiling facts (79,398 companies, 99.8% domain fill, zero revenue fields, the 1,924-roofing-deal calibration cohort).
New:
- reference_enrichment_stack — the 8 live signals with adapter files, data locations, match discipline, the confidence ladder, vintage scaling, court relevance-scoring, and the two pending free tokens (CourtListener, DOL).
- source-license-addendum — the whole negotiation: why the draft's a bad deal as written, escrow as the counter, the "don't give away future verticals" line, and the product-vs-cashout decision you need to make.
All three linked into the index and cross-linked with [[wildcards]], so a future session recalls the right context automatically.
Two things that live outside memory and need your hand (memory can't hold them): the clocked-in session since 17:34 (clock out when you stop, add the call row)
Environment Info
- Platform: darwin
- Terminal: cursor
- Version: 2.1.202
- Feedback ID: 8d975d8c-a295-4d8d-8535-82980e7126cc
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