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Add seasonal and presence charm batches

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Jacob Dubin
2026-05-16 09:09:18 -05:00
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OpenJibo/docs/feature-backlog.md
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@@ -850,6 +850,9 @@ Current release theme:
- Seasonal charm work in flight:
- source-backed holiday, New Year's, Halloween, spring, and gift prompts are now part of Build B
- `RN_` holiday greeting files are now bucketed as greetings so seasonal replies stay visible in the catalog
- Presence and thought follow-ups in flight:
- `welcome back`, `what are you thinking`, `what have you been doing`, and `what did you do` are now part of Build B
- these keep the social surface lively while the memory and multitenant tracks keep advancing in parallel
- Next queued persona surfaces:
- richer identity follow-ups like `who is this`, `do you know me`, `do you remember me`, and `can you recognize me`
- mood and affect prompts like `how are you`, `are you happy`, `are you sad`, and `are you angry`

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OpenJibo/docs/release-1.0.19-plan.md
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@@ -45,6 +45,7 @@ Current batch note:
- the personality follow-up batch now includes `what are you up to` and `what are you doing` so small talk stays warm and local instead of falling into generic chat
- the descriptor batch now includes `are you kind`, `are you funny`, `are you helpful`, `are you curious`, `are you loyal`, `are you mischievous`, and `are you likable`
- the seasonal batch now includes `what holidays do you celebrate`, New Year's resolution questions, `happy holidays`, `what halloween costume`, spring suggestions, and holiday gift prompts
- the latest social batch adds `welcome back`, `what are you thinking`, `what have you been doing`, and `what did you do` so presence and charm stay lively without distracting from the memory roadmap
- this pass keeps Build B moving while still favoring source-backed phrasing and preserving the command-vs-question boundary
- the next passes should keep the same pattern and prefer source-backed phrasing whenever the legacy MIM text is available
- if a source-backed legacy line is missing, use a temporary direct reply only to keep the pass moving, then backfill source text later