-- Read out the first ~5 keys + value previews; the rest is just a count.
-- TTS doesn't handle long enumerations well, so we keep it short and notify
-- the full dump as a Windows toast for visual scan.

local lang = jarvis.context.language
local facts = jarvis.memory.all() or {}

if #facts == 0 then
    return jarvis.cmd.not_found(lang == "ru"
        and "Память пуста, сэр."
        or  "Memory is empty, sir.")
end

-- Sort by most-recently-used so the user hears what's actually fresh.
table.sort(facts, function(a, b) return (a.last_used_at or 0) > (b.last_used_at or 0) end)

local speak_lines = {}
local notify_lines = {}
for i, f in ipairs(facts) do
    local v = (f.value or ""):sub(1, 60)
    local line = f.key .. ": " .. v
    table.insert(notify_lines, line)
    if i <= 5 then
        table.insert(speak_lines, f.key .. " — " .. v)
    end
end

jarvis.system.notify(
    lang == "ru" and ("Память (" .. tostring(#facts) .. ")") or ("Memory (" .. tostring(#facts) .. ")"),
    table.concat(notify_lines, "\n")
)

local preview = table.concat(speak_lines, ", ")
local extra = #facts > 5
    and string.format(lang == "ru" and ". И ещё %d." or ". And %d more.", #facts - 5)
    or "."
return jarvis.cmd.ok(preview .. extra)