more backlog updates

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Jacob Dubin
2026-04-20 23:09:22 -05:00
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- keep local rules only on constrained replies
- improve empty-turn retry behavior for settings and OTA prompts
- capture whether stock OS uses a different yes-no prompt shape in backup versus update flows
- investigate why the current cloud wiring appears to make the robot think updates are constantly available
- Exit criteria:
- spoken `yes` and `no` reliably work on backup and update prompts
- empty or missed turns retry locally without relaunching Nimbus
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- voice `open photo gallery` now launches local `@be/gallery` with a stock-shaped `menu` handoff
- voice `snap a picture` now launches local `@be/create` with `createOnePhoto`
- voice `open photobooth` now launches local `@be/create` with `createSomePhotos`
- Open questions:
- whether stock Jibo treats captured media as a short-lived local cache until cloud upload completes
- what binary upload path and metadata are needed so gallery content persists instead of aging out locally
- whether hosted OpenJibo should store originals, thumbnails, or both
- Exit criteria:
- known photo menu and voice phrases map to the correct local path
- capture storage expectations are documented for laptop versus hosted testing
### 8. Update, Backup, And Restore End-To-End Proof
- Status: `ready`
- Tags: `protocol`, `docs`
- Why now: prompt routing is only part of the lifecycle; we still need to prove a realistic maintenance and recovery story.
- Current evidence:
- `@be/settings` contains update flows and explicit `jibo.kb.loop.hasKeyBackup(...)` checks for key-backup state
- `@be/restore` is a dedicated local skill that waits for a UGC key, runs `jibo.systemManager.restore(...)`, and reboots on completion or failure
- live behavior suggests the current cloud may be advertising updates too eagerly, leaving the robot thinking updates are always pending
- Implementation notes:
- inspect how OpenJibo advertises update manifests so the robot does not repeatedly think an update exists when nothing meaningful is pending
- prove one successful backup path, one successful update delivery path, and one successful restore path
- document the operator steps, risk boundaries, and recovery expectations before broader rollout
- Exit criteria:
- no phantom "always has updates" behavior in normal operation
- one controlled update can be delivered successfully
- one controlled backup can be taken successfully
- restore behavior is understood and documented well enough to recover a test robot intentionally
## Discovery Queue
### 8. Weather As Cloud Report Plus Local Presentation
### 9. Weather As Cloud Report Plus Local Presentation
- Status: `discovery`
- Tags: `protocol`, `content`
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- what payload shape triggers the local animation / embodiment layer
- whether the first pass should be cloud speech only or forecast plus presentation metadata
### 9. Proactivity Selector And Surprise Offers
### 10. Proactivity Selector And Surprise Offers
- Status: `discovery`
- Tags: `protocol`, `content`, `docs`
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- include offer, constrained yes/no, fulfillment, and dismissal behavior in the design
- preserve the artifact linkage to the original architecture diagram and `jibo-test-13`
### 10. Surprises Routing
### 11. Surprises Routing
- Status: `discovery`
- Tags: `protocol`, `content`
@@ -207,7 +231,7 @@ Parallel tags:
- which categories still depend on cloud services versus fully local logic
- whether stock OS `1.9` differs materially from the `3.1` source snapshot here
### 11. History / Memory Layer
### 12. History / Memory Layer
- Status: `discovery`
- Tags: `content`, `docs`
@@ -224,7 +248,7 @@ Parallel tags:
- keep the first design privacy-aware and easy to host
- treat this as shared infrastructure that other skills can consume rather than a standalone feature
### 12. Lasso / Knowledge And Event Aggregation
### 13. Lasso / Knowledge And Event Aggregation
- Status: `discovery`
- Tags: `content`
@@ -240,7 +264,7 @@ Parallel tags:
- treat holidays and special dates as first-class backlog scope here
- use this item to drive future provider work for news, weather, calendar, commute, and event awareness
### 13. Personal Report, Calendar, And Commute
### 14. Personal Report, Calendar, And Commute
- Status: `discovery`
- Tags: `protocol`, `content`
@@ -252,18 +276,51 @@ Parallel tags:
- should calendar and commute be independent feature paths or sections inside personal report
- what minimum provider data shape lets Jibo present these naturally
### 14. Stop Command
### 15. Who Am I / Identity Management
- Status: `discovery`
- Tags: `protocol`, `content`, `docs`
- Why later: there is a real local `@be/who-am-i` skill, which likely covers user identification, name capture, and enrollment cues that matter for a modern identity layer.
- Current evidence:
- `@be/who-am-i` exists in the stock skill inventory
- the skill source references `jibo.kb.loop`, loop owner / loop member lookup, enrollment state, hypothesis views, and a `Who Am I_ Collect Name` flow
- Questions to answer:
- whether `who am I` is primarily recognition, enrollment, or profile correction
- how name, face, and voice enrollment were originally split between robot-local state and cloud services
- what the minimum hosted-cloud contract is to make identity feel native again
- Implementation notes:
- tie this work back to the broader `History / Memory Layer`
- capture whether the first useful slice is recognition-only, rename-only, or full enrollment support
### 16. Onboarding, Loop Management, And Fresh Start
- Status: `discovery`
- Tags: `protocol`, `docs`
- Why later: stock Jibo onboarding and household management were app-driven, and a hosted OpenJibo path will need a replacement for adding/removing people and setting ownership cleanly.
- Current evidence:
- `@be/first-contact`, `@be/introductions`, `@be/tutorial`, and `@be/restore` all exist in the stock skill inventory
- `@be/who-am-i` and `@be/chitchat` both reference `jibo.kb.loop`, loop owner, and loop members
- `@be/restore` and `@be/settings` show explicit wipe / restore / reboot behavior, which suggests there is a meaningful "fresh start" lifecycle to support
- Questions to answer:
- how a new owner or household should be provisioned without the original mobile app
- how to add, remove, and re-enroll loop members safely
- whether the right replacement is a lightweight web app, an operator-only admin flow, or both
- Implementation notes:
- include ownership transfer, fresh start, and post-restore re-onboarding in scope
- figure out what minimum loop-management UI or API a hosted OpenJibo v1 needs
### 17. Stop Command
- Status: `ready`
- Tags: `protocol`
- Why later: Jibo can be interrupted by any command, but it would be nice to have a dedicated "stop" type of command.
- Current evidence:
- There is an Idle skill or subskill under @be so I think we can utilize it, but I am not sure if that was the default behavior.
- `@be/idle` exists in the stock skill inventory, so there is at least a natural local resting target
- Questions to answer:
- Can we find in the original source evidence for this skill or stop word phrase?
## Support Tracks
### 15. Hosted Capture And Storage Plan
### 18. Hosted Capture And Storage Plan
- Status: `ready`
- Tags: `docs`
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- define a clean boundary between local capture sinks and hosted archival/export
- document how group testers should submit sessions without touching repo paths directly
### 16. STT Upgrade And Noise Screening
### 19. STT Upgrade And Noise Screening
- Status: `ready`
- Tags: `stt`
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5. News
6. Clock family
7. Photo family
8. Weather
9. Proactivity selector and surprise offers
10. Surprises
11. History / memory layer
12. Lasso / knowledge and event aggregation
13. Personal report, calendar, and commute
14. Hosted capture/storage and STT improvements as parallel tracks
8. Update, backup, and restore proof
9. Weather
10. Proactivity selector and surprise offers
11. Surprises
12. History / memory layer
13. Lasso / knowledge and event aggregation
14. Personal report, calendar, and commute
15. Who Am I / identity management
16. Onboarding / loop management / fresh start
17. Hosted capture/storage and STT improvements as parallel tracks