This note is the source-grounded description of how the live VoidBot stack is shaped right now. It is not a prose replacement for the code, and it is not a second canonical map. Its job is to explain the major organs and their data flow in plain language with concrete path anchors.
- request context assembly, including interaction-memory/profile attachment plus any precomputed situational social read.
-`packages/core/src/situational-social-read.ts`
- quick Ollama sidecar inferer for ephemeral room-reading scaffolding built from the current prompt, recent room transcript, and longer-horizon interaction memory.
- archived Discord message store under `.voidbot/rag/messages.json`, including bot-directed prompts that stay preserved for forensics even when they are excluded from default history retrieval.
1.`apps/bot/src/discord-bot.ts` receives a slash command or mention-driven request and delegates prompt/command work into `apps/bot/src/discord-bot-handlers.ts`.
5.`packages/core/src/interaction-memory-analysis.ts` turns direct prompts or ambient mentions into normalized remembered events; `packages/core/src/interaction-memory-profile.ts` distills remembered events into a reusable longer-horizon social read.
6.`apps/bot/src/discord-bot-handlers.ts` runs a quick `think=false` local Ollama sidecar pass over the prompt and recent room transcript to infer an ephemeral situational social read, then records that read as an audit event for later aggregation.
7.`packages/core/src/context-builder.ts` assembles request context, including recent interaction profile, the situational social read, and any retrieval hints.
8. Provider selection goes through `packages/providers/src/index.ts`.
3.`packages/providers/src/owner-codex-provider.ts` runs `codex exec` in the bounded lane, exposes the VoidBot MCP server, records traces, and carries advisory source-grounding hints plus retrieval tools for repo/lore/project questions.
Runtime and parsing live in `packages/providers/src/owner-codex-runtime.ts`; prompt and artifact rendering live in `packages/providers/src/owner-codex-render.ts`.
2. Bot-directed prompts are tagged at ingest, kept in the raw Discord archive, and deliberately skipped when the history ingester builds semantic chunks so repeated summons stop poisoning normal retrieval.
3.`packages/rag/src/retrieval-service.ts` translates history/source queries into vector lookups plus metadata filters.
4.`packages/rag/src/qdrant-vector-store.ts` executes the live vector lookups against separate history and source collections.
5.`scripts/reconcile-source-repos.ts` discovers local Git repos, refreshes push hooks, prunes stale repo shards, and indexes newly discovered repos.
6.`scripts/index-source-repos.ts` and `scripts/git-post-push-index.mjs` drive explicit or detached per-repo source/lore reindex work.
7.`apps/worker/src/mcp-server.ts` boots the MCP lane, while `mcp-server-resources.ts` and `mcp-server-tools.ts` expose retrieval to Codex and other sessions through `search_history`, `get_message_context`, `search_sources`, `get_source_context`, and `list_indexed_repos`.
- scheduled moderation/participation runner that launches `codex exec` from the VoidBot workspace with the usual MCP/tool surface, writes status/log pulse files, and lets the unattended loop persist only `.voidbot/private/moderation-agent-state.json`.
-`scripts/install-moderation-rumination-task.ps1`
- installs the local 15-minute scheduled task that runs the moderation/participation loop through the hidden PowerShell launcher shim.
- plain Node helper for novelty excursions that samples one random archived Discord seam, returns a local context window around the anchor message, and skips bot-directed prompt rows by default.
When present, an ignored local script at `.voidbot/private/check-voidbot-operations.local.ps1` can inject adjacent-service checks into the same ops lane. That keeps private infrastructure gossip out of tracked code while preserving one boring place for smoke alarms to land.
The important scar is that these stores are split on purpose. Do not casually weld them back into one convenient blob and act surprised when it becomes a moon.
1. The Windows scheduled task `Void Moderator Rumination` starts `scripts/run-void-moderator-rumination.ps1` every 15 minutes.
2. The runner launches `codex exec` from `E:\Projects\VoidBot` with full local workspace/tool access so the child agent sees the same project rules, `.codex/config.toml`, and `voidbot` MCP server as a normal VoidBot workspace session.
3. The child agent reads `config/discord-server-rules.md`, `config/moderation-review-agent.md`, `styles/void-default.md`, and `.voidbot/private/moderation-agent-state.json`.
4. For chronological heartbeat duty, it polls `node scripts/export-recent-discord-history.mjs`; when the room is quiet or a fresh hook deserves a wider branch, it also uses `node scripts/export-random-discord-history.mjs` to force at least one novelty excursion before settling into theory. For deeper social or project context, it can use the usual retrieval tools (`search_history`, `get_message_context`, `list_indexed_repos`, `search_sources`, `get_source_context`).
5. If speaking would genuinely help, it posts through `node scripts/send-discord-message.mjs`; otherwise it updates only the ignored moderation state file with cursors, memories, musings, recent archive excursions, and candidate interventions.
6. The runner writes pulse files under `.voidbot/status/moderation-rumination.json` plus `.voidbot/logs/moderation-rumination*`, so the loop can be observed without pretending an app heartbeat card is a real workstation daemon.