memory-config-update-plan.md

Plan: Update Memory Configuration Handling

Goal: Resolve errors caused by a mismatch between the memory-config.json structure created by Setup-RooProject.ps1 and the structure expected by memory-manager.ps1.

Analysis:

• Setup-RooProject.ps1 currently creates a memory-config.json with keys: projectName, status, archival, tags.
• memory-manager.ps1 expects keys: activeProjects, completedProjects, archiveSettings, loadSettings, projectMetadata.
• The existing memory-bank/memory-config.json also has "activeProjects" as a string instead of an array.

Steps:

1. Modify scripts/Setup-RooProject.ps1:

   • Replace the $DefaultMemoryConfigContent block (around lines 101-115) with the following PowerShell code to ensure new projects get the correct structure:

     # 2. Ensure Memory Bank Config File Exists
     $MemoryConfigFilePath = Join-Path -Path $MemoryBankPath -ChildPath "memory-config.json"
     # Updated default content to match memory-manager.ps1 expectations
     $DefaultMemoryConfigContent = @"
     {
       "activeProjects": [],
       "completedProjects": [],
       "archiveSettings": {
         "autoArchiveCompleted": false,
         "keepCompletedDays": 30,
         "archiveOnUMB": false
       },
       "loadSettings": {
         "prioritizeActive": true,
         "maxEntriesPerFile": 100,
         "loadCompletedProjects": false
       },
       "projectMetadata": {}
     }
     "@
     Ensure-FileExists -Path $MemoryConfigFilePath -DefaultContent $DefaultMemoryConfigContent

2. Modify memory-bank/memory-config.json:

   • Change line 2 from: "activeProjects": "ProjectAlpha",
   • To: "activeProjects": ["ProjectAlpha"],
   • This corrects the format in the existing configuration file.

Next Action:

• Switch to Code mode to implement these changes.