chore: recovery checkpoint - v3.0 API successfully recovered
CRITICAL CHECKPOINT - DO NOT PUSH TO GITHUB Recovery Status: - Successfully recovered brainy.ts from compiled JavaScript - All core v3.0 API methods functional (add, get, update, delete, relate, find, etc.) - Neural subsystem intact (562KB embedded patterns, NLP working) - Augmentation pipeline operational (20+ augmentations) - HNSW clustering system complete - Triple Intelligence compiled (needs constructor fix) - Test suite validates functionality Changes preserved: - 898 files with changes from last 3 days - 144,475 insertions - All augmentation improvements - All test coverage enhancements - Complete v3.0 feature set This is a LOCAL checkpoint only - contains recovered work after corruption incident. Created backup in .backups/brainy-full-20250910-151314.tar.gz Branch: recovery-checkpoint-20250910-151433 Date: Wed Sep 10 03:18:04 PM PDT 2025
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