v1.0.2 — basic-memory and claude-mem on the honesty bench; claude-mem import checked live

What you will notice

• A comparison, with the other systems actually run. On the 25 held-out questions, KRouter cites the wrong page
  25% of the time. basic-memory 0.22.1 does 60%, claude-mem 13.35.0 60%, and plain full-text search 61%. Of 10
  neighbour questions, KRouter refuses 8; the others refuse 0, 0 and 1. The cost is stated next to it: KRouter got 9
  of 15 answerable held-out questions right, basic-memory and claude-mem 10, full-text search 9, because KRouter refuses some questions phrased in
  words the page does not use. Both sets, how each system was run, and every system's raw per-question output on the
  dev set are in docs/BENCHMARK.md and bench/memory_honesty/results/.
• claude-mem import, checked on a live install (13.35.0), is no longer beta. One fix came from the real data:
  claude-mem files most decisions as change (only the reversal of an earlier decision came out as decision), so
  the decisions page now takes decision, change, feature, bugfix and refactor. In the live run, the model
  pass sorted them correctly: "any branch, manual upload → tags on main, CI publishes" was marked as replaced, and the
  session-start hook brought exactly that correction into a new session in the same repository and nothing into the
  other one. The decisions page's how line is now a summary of the page; the line matching the question comes from
  recall.
• The memory honesty bench has a held-out set. The 25 questions the 1.0.1 headline number comes from are now in
  bench/memory_honesty/heldout.jsonl: 9 corrections, 6 current, 10 neighbour questions on the same vault, written
  by the outside reviewer and never used for tuning. run.py --set heldout prints aggregates only; --reveal prints
  the misses and, followed by a ranking change, burns the set. Rules, the baseline at freeze and a log of who has
  seen what: bench/memory_honesty/HELDOUT.md.

Details

• The held-out set from the outside review (#32): bench/memory_honesty/heldout.jsonl, 25 questions; run.py --set heldout prints aggregates only, --reveal shows misses and burns the set; rules and log in HELDOUT.md.
• tests/test_memory_honesty_heldout.py pins a SHA-256 of the questions and of the bench vault (line endings
  normalized), checks the set does not overlap the development questions, and checks only a sanity guard: fewer
  wrong citations and at least as many refusals as plain full-text search. No floor on the held-out score.
• Adapters for basic-memory and claude-mem (bench/memory_honesty/adapters/); tests/test_memory_honesty_competitors.py
  re-grades the stored raw output and re-runs KRouter and BM25 against the published dev rows.
• No ranking, refusal or card change. Held-out at freeze (1.0.1): 25% wrong citations (3 / 12), 8 / 10 refused,
  5 / 9 corrections, 4 / 6 current; BM25 61% (14 / 23), 1 / 10.