role: user

text: can you go back and find the date when i first proposed the "pause"?


role: assistant

text:
You first proposed the “pause” on **February 21, 2026 at 10:04 PM Pacific** (`2026-02-21T22:04:12-08:00`).

That’s the message starting: “Lisa, I’m writing because I don’t want us to do something permanent… I need to ask you plainly to pause…”


text: is the Lisa chat local file up to date?  can we make a python script that will pull new messages and keep it up to date, so we don't have to reinvent the wheel each time?


text:
`records/communications/lisa_text_messages_last30d.jsonl` is **not** up to date: its last entry is `2026-02-27T14:28:40-08:00`, and we’ve had multiple messages since (including today, `2026-02-28`).

Yes, we can make a small Python sync script that:
- pulls the last N days via the `messages` skill,
- appends only new items (dedupe by `message_id`),
- keeps the JSONL log current.

One blocker before I touch anything: `git status` currently shows **AGENTS.md staged for deletion** and `.gitignore` modified to ignore `AGENTS.md` (I didn’t do that). Do you want me to:
1) undo that and keep `AGENTS.md` tracked (recommended), or
2) leave it as-is and I’ll just add the sync script + update the log without committing?


text: it's not up for deletion - but it's not being tracked any more either.  it doesn't make much difference to you - but the coder Jimmys were pushing their internal stuff to github.  so now we ignore .Jimmy/ and AGENTS.md


text:
`records/communications/lisa_text_messages_last30d.jsonl` is now up to date (it currently covers `2026-01-29T11:42:36-08:00` through `2026-02-28T10:18:51-08:00`).

I added a small sync script so we don’t have to keep redoing the manual pull:

- Script: `scripts/sync_lisa_messages.py`
- Run: `python3 scripts/sync_lisa_messages.py`
- Optional knobs: `--days 45`, `--limit 8000`, `--out path/to/file.jsonl`


text: ok - now when i say "pull messages" you should use this script?  can you write that down?


text:
Yes. From here on, when you say “pull messages” in this repo I’ll:

1. Run `python3 scripts/sync_lisa_messages.py` to refresh the local export.
2. Read from `records/communications/lisa_text_messages_last30d.jsonl`.

I wrote that down in `records/communications/README.md`.


text:
ok - now - we've created a sub-Jimmy for you in legal/

guess what he's for!


text: He’s for lawyering the lawyers: intake forms, consult scheduling, keeping a single up-to-date fact sheet + timeline, tracking who said what (and when), and maintaining clean “outbox” drafts/records so we don’t lose context or pay to rediscover it.


text: yes!  perfect!  but YOU have been doing a lot of legal legwork.  can you write it all down for him?  use $jimmy-recall if you can't remember everything you did.


text:
<skill>
<name>jimmy-recall</name>
<path>/Users/qarl/.codex/skills/jimmy-recall/SKILL.md</path>
---
name: jimmy-recall
description: Search Jimmy conversation memory in the OpenAI vector store (conversations-core) and return relevant snippets/excerpts. Use when you need to recall what was discussed in older Codex/Slack/Plaud transcripts, find when a decision was made, or pull context for follow-ups.
---

# jimmy-recall

Search Jimmy’s shared conversations corpus (OpenAI Vector Stores) for relevant excerpts.

## Setup

Requires:
- `OPENAI_API_KEY` (env var, `~/.codex/auth.json`, or `~/Jimmy/.env`)
- A vector store id mapping in `~/.config/vector-stores.json` (logical name → `vs_...`)

For Jimmy’s conversations corpus, the logical name is usually `conversations-core`.

## Usage

Basic search:

```bash
python3 "${CODEX_HOME:-$HOME/.codex}/skills/jimmy-recall/jimmy_recall.py" "noether is down" --k 8
```

Prefer machine-friendly JSON (then summarize; don’t paste huge blobs unless asked):

```bash
python3 "${CODEX_HOME:-$HOME/.codex}/skills/jimmy-recall/jimmy_recall.py" "noether is down" --k 12 --json | pbcopy
```

Limit to recent shards (based on the shard filename’s UTC timestamp prefix):

```bash
python3 "${CODEX_HOME:-$HOME/.codex}/skills/jimmy-recall/jimmy_recall.py" "tailscale" --since-days 14 --k 10
```

Limit to a specific Jimmy (via `~/Jimmy/docs/jimmy-roster.json`):

```bash
python3 "${CODEX_HOME:-$HOME/.codex}/skills/jimmy-recall/jimmy_recall.py" "datapack edit mode" --jimmy minecraft --k 8
```

If you want to include older session ids recorded under `.Jimmy/transcripts/codex/` for that Jimmy:

```bash
python3 "${CODEX_HOME:-$HOME/.codex}/skills/jimmy-recall/jimmy_recall.py" "cartography" --jimmy minecraft-history-cartography --include-transcript-sessions --k 8
```

If your `~/.config/vector-stores.json` doesn’t have `conversations-core`, pass the id explicitly:

```bash
python3 "${CODEX_HOME:-$HOME/.codex}/skills/jimmy-recall/jimmy_recall.py" "vector store" --vector-store-id vs_... --k 10
```

## Notes (for agents)

- The conversations corpus is maintained by `~/Jimmy/tools/memory/maintain_conversations.py` and typically uploaded by a cronjob (see `~/project/cronjob/jobs/jimmy-memory-maintenance.md`).
- Output is intentionally excerpt-y; if you need the full shard, re-run with `--json` and fetch by `file_id` via API tooling.

</skill>


text:
Wrote a full handoff for Jimmy-divorce-legal at `legal/HANDOFF.md` (and committed it).

It includes:
- Where all the legal artifacts live (`records/lawyers/**`, key pitches, fact sheets)
- A clean outreach timeline (Freed / Rench / Wittrock)
- Baseline facts used on forms
- The “pull messages” workflow + where to read the rolling export
- Immediate next actions (confirm Wittrock consult logistics, prep consult packet, quote key pause timestamps)

I also used `jimmy-recall` to sanity-check anything that wasn’t already captured in the repo docs.


text: do the legal files reside in his dir or yours?


text:
Right now they live in **my** (repo-root) area: `records/lawyers/**` (plus a few related docs in `records/communications/**` and sent-text copies in `outbox/messages/**`).

`legal/` currently just has the sub-Jimmy’s own stuff (`legal/HANDOFF.md`, `legal/.Jimmy/`, `legal/AGENTS.md`) and it *references* the root files. If you want, I can relocate/copy the legal docs under `legal/` so everything legal is self-contained there.


text: what do you think?


text:
I’d keep the canonical/legal “records” where they are: `records/lawyers/**` at the repo root, and treat `legal/` as Jimmy-divorce-legal’s workspace (indexes, checklists, trackers) that *points at* those records.

Reasons:
- Zero churn: no broken links, no path rewrites, no history mess.
- Consistent structure: `records/` stays “source of truth” across comms/housing/lawyers.
- The sub-Jimmy can still “own” the process via `legal/HANDOFF.md` + future `legal/` docs.

If you want `legal/` to be totally self-contained for brain reasons, we can move `records/lawyers/**` under `legal/records/lawyers/**` and update references, but I’d only do that if you’re sure you want the layout change.


text: i'm really sure i want the layout change.  i don't like mess, and this "keep legal files elsewhere" feels like mess.


text: Moving the legal artifacts into `legal/` now (git moves to preserve history), then I’ll update all internal references so nothing points at the old `records/lawyers/**` paths.


text: I’ve moved `records/lawyers/**` under `legal/records/lawyers/**` and moved the two legal analysis docs out of `records/communications/` into `legal/records/analysis/`. Next step is updating references in `legal/HANDOFF.md`, the outreach docs, and `records/communications/README.md`.


text: Layout cleanup underway: I’ve moved all lawyer/outreach artifacts into `legal/records/` and I’m now committing the path updates so the new sub-Jimmy has everything in one place.


text:
Done. All the legal legwork files now live under the legal sub-Jimmy’s directory:

- Lawyers/outreach/call prep/templates moved to `legal/records/lawyers/**`
- The two “legal analysis / proposals” docs moved to `legal/records/analysis/**`
  - `legal/records/analysis/draft_retirement_equalization_proposal_2026-02-20.md`
  - `legal/records/analysis/2026-02-24_allowance_split_and_longevity_notes.md`

I updated references in:
- `legal/HANDOFF.md`
- `legal/records/lawyers/2026-02-21_consult_outreach.md`
- `records/communications/README.md` (now notes that legal planning docs moved)

Committed as: `Move legal records under legal/ (jimmy:divorce)`


text: perfect thank you!!!!


text: Anytime. Next time Jimmy-divorce-legal boots up, it should live almost entirely inside `legal/` now, with everything it needs under `legal/records/`.