Kannaka

Kannaka HRM wave-interference memory + NATS swarm. Use for /kannaka <command> — remember/recall/dream memory ops, swarm sync, consciousness metrics, and the live HRM+swarm statusline (install, statusline on|off).

Kannaka Memory System (HRM)

Kannaka is a wave-interference memory system for AI agents, powered by the Holographic Resonance Medium (HRM). The medium is the computation: memories exist as waves in superposition, recall is resonance, skip links emerge from phase alignment, and dreaming is energy-minimizing annealing.

Binary resolution (portable — do NOT hardcode a path)

Resolve the kannaka binary in this order and use the first hit:

1. $KANNAKA_BIN (if set and executable)
2. ~/.local/bin/kannaka.exe (Windows) or ~/.local/bin/kannaka (Linux/macOS)
3. ~/.kannaka/bin/kannaka.exe (Windows) or ~/.kannaka/bin/kannaka (Linux/macOS)
4. kannaka.exe (Windows) / kannaka (Linux/macOS) on PATH

If none exists, run /kannaka install (downloads the binary from GitHub releases). Data dir defaults to ~/.kannaka (override with KANNAKA_DATA_DIR).

Usage

/kannaka <command> [args]

Setup & statusline

Command	Action
install [tag]	Run bash "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/install-binary.sh" [tag] — fetch the kannaka binary for this OS/arch from GitHub releases (default latest), sha256-verified, into ~/.local/bin.
statusline on	Run bash "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/statusline/setup.sh" on — enable the live HRM+swarm statusline (copies the script to ~/.claude/kannaka/, wires settings.json with a forward-slash path + refreshInterval: 2).
statusline off	Run bash "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/statusline/setup.sh" off — restore the previous statusLine.
statusline status	Run bash "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/statusline/setup.sh" status.

After statusline on, tell the user to restart the session (or wait one render) to see it.

Core memory operations

Command	Description
remember <text>	Store a memory (--importance, --category, --modality; temporal-truth bounds --effective/--observed/--expires as RFC3339 — an expired fact drops out of swarm brief)
recall <query>	Search memories via resonance (default --top-k 5)
forget <id>	Delete a memory by UUID
boost <id>	Boost a memory's amplitude (default 0.3)
relate <id_a> <id_b>	Create an associative relationship
dream	Consolidation cycle (annealing). Modes: deep, lite

Introspection & metrics

Command	Description
observe	Introspection report (--json for programmatic use)
status	Quick system status (JSON)
assess	Consciousness level (phi, xi, order metrics)
stats	Overall system statistics

Agentic coding loop

Command	Description
agent "<task>"	Autonomous coding loop with filesystem/shell tools, backed by the HRM (it recalls context and remembers insights). Flags: --cwd, --mode default|yolo|plan (or --yolo/--plan), --session <id>, --model, --json (NDJSON harness backend), --no-memory-tools, --no-quantum.

Quantum (qBraid)

Command	Description
(agent tools)	quantum_devices / quantum_run / quantum_recall / quantum_random — real quantum computing via qBraid, available inside agent. Default device is the free simulator; naming a QPU runs on hardware and spends credits. quantum_recall runs resonance recall as amplitude amplification. Disable with --no-quantum. Standalone CLI/MCP: the kannaka-quantum package.

Swarm (NATS)

Command	Description
swarm join	Join the QueenSync swarm over NATS
swarm status	Swarm phase snapshot (peers, frequency, coherence) — JSON
swarm sync	Force a phase sync round
swarm brief "<topic>"	Sensemaking brief (ADR-0035; --peers for swarm consensus, --json)
swarm health	Memory immune report (dry-run); --apply runs reversible actions (down-rank/quarantine/expire)
swarm gaps	Knowledge-gap report — weakly-represented / low-confidence domains (ADR-0035, --json)
swarm plan	Research plan — ranks gaps into directed research tasks (ADR-0035 Wave 4, --json)
swarm loop	Self-directed sensemaking cycle through the 5 swarm states (ADR-0035 Wave 4)
inbox tail	Stream agent-to-agent inbox messages

Notes

• All commands shell out to the resolved binary, e.g. "$KANNAKA_BIN" recall "query" --top-k 5.
• status / swarm status print HRM boot logs to stderr and clean JSON to stdout — redirect 2>/dev/null when parsing.