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64 lines
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# Memory Settings Review
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Use this when reviewing the Memory Settings add/edit flow locally with the fewest possible manual steps.
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## Quick Review
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1. Start DeerFlow locally using any working development setup you already use.
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Examples:
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```bash
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make dev
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```
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or
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```bash
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make docker-start
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```
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If you already have DeerFlow running locally, you can reuse that existing setup.
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2. Load the sample memory fixture.
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```bash
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python scripts/load_memory_sample.py
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```
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3. Open `Settings > Memory`.
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Default local URLs:
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- App: `http://localhost:2026`
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- Local frontend-only fallback: `http://localhost:3000`
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## Minimal Manual Test
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1. Click `Add fact`.
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2. Create a new fact with:
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- Content: `Reviewer-added memory fact`
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- Category: `testing`
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- Confidence: `0.88`
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3. Confirm the new fact appears immediately and shows `Manual` as the source.
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4. Edit the sample fact `This sample fact is intended for edit testing.` and change it to:
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- Content: `This sample fact was edited during manual review.`
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- Category: `testing`
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- Confidence: `0.91`
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5. Confirm the edited fact updates immediately.
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6. Refresh the page and confirm both the newly added fact and the edited fact still persist.
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## Optional Sanity Checks
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- Search `Reviewer-added` and confirm the new fact is matched.
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- Search `workflow` and confirm category text is searchable.
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- Switch between `All`, `Facts`, and `Summaries`.
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- Delete the disposable sample fact `Delete fact testing can target this disposable sample entry.` and confirm the list updates immediately.
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- Clear all memory and confirm the page enters the empty state.
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## Fixture Files
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- Sample fixture: `backend/docs/memory-settings-sample.json`
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- Default local runtime target: `backend/.deer-flow/memory.json`
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The loader script creates a timestamped backup automatically before overwriting an existing runtime memory file.
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