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Rebased onto main now that #5875 is merged.

Grown, at the author's direction, into the post-merge memory-pipeline hardening PR — every finding came from a live prod test session against the #5875 build:

What

The Brain → Sources row clears its "Syncing" indicator only when a terminal MemorySyncStageChanged event arrives (#3295). The driver pipeline emits those through the module host bridge; the composio sync path never crossed it, so a successful connector sync left the row spinning forever — observed live against prod: background sync ok, items_ingested=200, spinner immortal.

The composio background task now publishes running / completed / failed stages on the same bus variant the bridge uses (toolkit as provider, connection id, item-count detail), and composio_sync_for_source threads the originating memory-source row id through from sync_rpc's composio branch so the per-row indicator matches.

Testing

Scheduler gate (Refs #5935, tinyhumansai/tinymemory#126)

The host now serves SchedulerPolicy on the module's RuntimeHost object — the same cron::scheduler_gate policy the in-process seam reads — so a loaded memory module can honour mode = off, signed-out and battery pauses (today its loops run unthrottled; its own docs say so). Lands inert against the released v1.13.6 module (the member is simply never called); tinyhumansai/tinymemory#127 is the module half that consumes it, and landing host-first avoids the release-gate deadlock.

memory.scheduler_override opens a bounded manual-override window through the module's OverrideSchedulerGate member (default 10 min, clamped 1 h): the gate's pauses protect users from background cost they did not ask for; this is the sanctioned exception for maintenance they explicitly request while paused. The generic call CLI arm now publishes the module host policy per-process (same publish the memory/tree-summarizer subcommand families carry), which any module-crossing method needed from openhuman call.

Verified end-to-end against a locally built module: mode = "off" reaches the module (its diagnose reports "paused by you (scheduler gate = off)"), and the override RPC answers {overridden: true}.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Added per-source memory sync limits, progress reporting, and reconciliation monitoring.
    • Added namespace summaries and total stored-item counts to memory APIs and the Memory Tree status panel.
    • Added a scheduler override control with configurable duration.
    • Added support for additional typed memory ingestion and answer capabilities.
    • Added an example command for running and monitoring reconciliation.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved sync reliability, stale-status handling, and module-backed CLI initialization.
  • Improvements
    • Updated supported capabilities and interface translations.

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The PR adds bounded Composio synchronization, namespace-summary and scheduler-override RPCs, TinyMemory 1.13.7 integration, CLI boot-policy publication, typed memory families, and Memory Tree stored-item reporting. It also adds reconciliation tooling, capability updates, localization changes, and test coverage.

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Memory sync and scheduler controls

Layer / File(s) Summary
Bounded Composio synchronization
src/openhuman/integrations/composio/ops/providers_ops.rs, src/openhuman/integrations/composio/ops_tests_part_03_tests.rs
Composio sync uses 500-item passes, source budgets, pending-page tracking, completion details, and pacing limits.
Sync entrypoint and pass-limit wiring
src/openhuman/integrations/composio/..., src/openhuman/memory/sources/..., src/openhuman/memory/sync/composio/..., src/openhuman/memory/ops/sync.rs
Sync callers pass explicit item limits. Composio sources use source IDs and configured maximum items.
Memory RPC surfaces
src/openhuman/memory/ops/..., src/openhuman/memory/schemas/..., src/core/...
The memory API adds namespace_summaries and scheduler_override, including handlers, schemas, exports, capability mappings, and registration tests.
Module policy and scheduler bridge
src/openhuman/modules/..., src/openhuman/memory/tree/tree_runtime/cli.rs, src/core/cli.rs, .github/workflows/*, vendor/tinymemory
The host exposes scheduler policy and override calls. CLI paths publish boot policy before module calls. TinyMemory metadata, artifacts, checksums, and the vendor pointer move to 1.13.7.
Typed memory provider families
src/openhuman/memory/guard/..., src/openhuman/modules/memory_part_*.rs
Typed ingestion and answer capabilities are advertised, forwarded to TinyMemory, and guarded by capability-aware provider decorators.
Memory Tree stored-item status
src/openhuman/memory/ops/documents.rs, src/openhuman/memory/schemas/documents.rs, app/src/utils/tauriCommands/memoryTree.ts, app/src/components/intelligence/*, app/src/lib/i18n/*
Namespace summaries provide stored-document totals. The status hook polls the total, and the panel renders a stored-items tile with localized labels.
Reconciliation example
examples/run_memory_reconcile.rs
The new executable runs reconciliation, prints JSON output, and polls pending work at 15-second intervals up to 60 checks.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to cca1e

This PR fixes synchronization status reporting and adds scheduler-policy and manual-override behavior, but large conversation imports can still time out and several current behaviors can overwrite labels, restore purged content, mix data across connections, block deletion, or fail against the released module. These are high-impact merge-readiness risks that should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging.

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Bounded Composio synchronization

sequenceDiagram
  participant SourceSyncRPC
  participant ComposioSync
  participant Connector
  SourceSyncRPC->>ComposioSync: start budgeted source sync
  loop bounded passes
    ComposioSync->>Connector: request max_items pass
    Connector-->>ComposioSync: return written items and pending pages
  end
  ComposioSync-->>SourceSyncRPC: publish completed detail
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Scheduler override

sequenceDiagram
  participant Operator
  participant MemorySchema
  participant SchedulerRPC
  participant TinyMemory
  Operator->>MemorySchema: call scheduler_override
  MemorySchema->>SchedulerRPC: pass optional seconds
  SchedulerRPC->>TinyMemory: invoke OVERRIDE_SCHEDULER_GATE
  TinyMemory-->>SchedulerRPC: return override result
  SchedulerRPC-->>Operator: return RpcOutcome
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TinyMemory hops ahead,
Stored counts shine in the panel,
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Actionable comments posted: 12

🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
src/openhuman/memory/conversations/store/tokenize.rs (1)

191-206: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Half-width voiced sound marks are not folded.

halfwidth_to_fullwidth covers U+FF66..=U+FF9D only. Half-width kana input carries the voiced marks as separate code points U+FF9E (゙) and U+FF9F (゚). ガ therefore normalizes to followed by U+FF9E, while the full-width form normalizes to a single U+30AC. The two forms do not produce the same n-grams, so a query in one form misses content in the other. NFKC composed these, so this differs from the pipeline the module doc says it reproduces.

A small follow-up table that maps (base, U+FF9E|U+FF9F) pairs to the composed katakana would close the gap.

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In `@src/openhuman/memory/conversations/store/tokenize.rs` around lines 191 - 206,
The halfwidth normalization flow in halfwidth_to_fullwidth must compose U+FF9E
and U+FF9F with the preceding halfwidth kana into the corresponding voiced or
semi-voiced fullwidth katakana, matching fullwidth precomposed input. Add a
small pair-mapping table or equivalent stateful handling while preserving
existing mappings for standalone characters.
src/openhuman/memory/tool_memory/store.rs (1)

215-215: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Do not restate the key prefix as a string literal.

ToolMemoryRule::storage_key owns the rule/<id> convention, as the module doc table at Line 15 records. This filter hard-codes "rule/". If the contract changes the prefix, writes move to the new key while this filter silently matches nothing, and list_rules returns an empty vector with no error. TOOL_NAMESPACE_PREFIX already exists for the namespace half of the same convention; give the key prefix the same treatment, or expose the prefix from the contract next to storage_key.

♻️ Proposed refactor
 const TOOL_NAMESPACE_PREFIX: &str = "tool-";
+
+/// Key prefix every stored rule carries.
+///
+/// Only used to *recognise* one in [`ToolMemoryStore::list_rules`]; keys are
+/// always **built** with [`ToolMemoryRule::storage_key`].
+const TOOL_RULE_KEY_PREFIX: &str = "rule/";
-            .filter(|entry| entry.key.starts_with("rule/"))
+            .filter(|entry| entry.key.starts_with(TOOL_RULE_KEY_PREFIX))

Based on learnings, this repository prefers "Call members by their constant, never by a string."

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In `@src/openhuman/memory/tool_memory/store.rs` at line 215, Update the filter in
list_rules to use the canonical key-prefix constant or accessor associated with
ToolMemoryRule::storage_key instead of the hard-coded "rule/" literal; define or
expose that prefix alongside the storage-key contract if needed, while
preserving the existing namespace filtering behavior.

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src/openhuman/modules/memory_part_03.rs (1)

493-493: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Use methods::WORKFLOW_IDENTITY_MATCHES for this call.

The pinned tinymemory_bus contract defines this constant and asserts that it equals "WorkflowIdentityMatches". This removes the hand-written wire name and makes contract renames fail at compile time.

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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

In `@src/openhuman/modules/memory_part_03.rs` at line 493, Update the call in the
workflow identity matching path to use methods::WORKFLOW_IDENTITY_MATCHES
instead of the hard-coded "WorkflowIdentityMatches" name, while preserving the
existing bool call and arguments.

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Inline comments:
In `@src/openhuman/memory/conversations/store/inverted_index_tests.rs`:
- Around line 151-171: Update the bulk-corpus timestamp construction in
pathological_query_short_circuits_to_recency so minutes and seconds remain valid
RFC3339 fields for every index, incorporating i / 3600 as the hour component and
keeping minute/second values within 00–59. Preserve the existing chronological
ordering and recency-fallback assertions.

In `@src/openhuman/memory/conversations/store/store_ops.rs`:
- Around line 293-294: Coordinate prime_index_if_cold with append, delete, and
purge mutations using a generation or invalidation protocol so snapshots built
before a mutation cannot be inserted by entry(key).or_insert(idx) afterward;
ensure stale cold indexes are rejected and rebuilt from current JSONL state. Add
a deterministic interleaving test covering purge during cold-index construction
and verifying subsequent search_cross_thread_messages calls do not return purged
content.

In `@src/openhuman/memory/conversations/store/store.rs`:
- Around line 147-148: Update bus::persist_channel_turn so its ensure_thread
call passes labels: None, preserving user-defined labels on existing channel
threads instead of replacing them with ["general"]. Add a regression test
confirming channel persistence retains previously assigned labels.

In `@src/openhuman/memory/read_rpc/entities.rs`:
- Line 376: Update the score accounting around score_row_count in MemoryChunks
so MemoryError::Unsupported yields score_rows_removed of zero and allows
forget_matching to proceed. Continue propagating all other score-read errors,
and preserve existing deletion-error handling.

In `@src/openhuman/memory/sources/rpc_part_01.rs`:
- Line 538: Update sync_rpc so as_source_sync() is resolved only immediately
before run_source_sync() for non-Composio sources, allowing Composio handling
through composio_sync_for_source() without requiring MemorySourceSync. Add
coverage for a provider where as_sources() returns Some and as_source_sync()
returns None.

In `@src/openhuman/memory/sources/sync.rs`:
- Line 80: Update the source scope discovery around the read_dir branch to use a
source-specific archive identity derived from source.connection_id, filtering
entries before reading _source.md instead of scanning every raw/gmail-* archive.
Ensure reconciliation only processes scopes belonging to the current source, and
add a regression test covering two distinct Gmail Composio connections.

In `@src/openhuman/memory/tool_memory/store.rs`:
- Around line 74-78: The documentation for the prompt cap must match the current
hard-truncation behavior in rules_for_prompt: remove claims that all Critical
rules are retained or that the result may exceed TOOL_MEMORY_PROMPT_CAP, and
update related method and inline comments to describe truncation at the cap.
Keep the existing implementation and test behavior unchanged.
- Around line 55-60: Align the module documentation with the implemented
surface: update the statement about delete_rule and list_rules_json not being
reimplemented, or remove those methods only if they are confirmed unused.
Preserve the active implementations of delete_rule and list_rules_json unless
removing them is required by their actual call graph.

In `@src/openhuman/memory/tree/tree/rpc_part_02.rs`:
- Line 461: Restore the missing opening summary line in the doctor_rpc
documentation comment so the rustdoc description begins as a complete sentence
before “pipeline diagnostic and returns the”.

In `@src/openhuman/modules/connectors.rs`:
- Line 120: Update the connector configuration around direct_base so the
base_url field is initialized as null or omitted rather than reading
OPENHUMAN_COMPOSIO_DIRECT_BASE_V3 directly; set base_url only inside the
existing if let Some(base) block after whitespace filtering, preserving the
default endpoint when no valid base is provided.

In `@src/openhuman/modules/memory_part_01.rs`:
- Line 351: Remove the unintended whitespace run in the user-facing
memory-unavailable error string, leaving a single normal space between “to” and
“retry” while preserving the rest of the message.

In `@tests/raw_coverage/memory_tree_memory_round23_raw_coverage_e2e.rs`:
- Around line 282-288: Gate the
openhuman_core::openhuman::modules::ops::ensure_loaded call with the modules
feature, placing it in the same #[cfg(feature = "modules")] block as
set_modules_policy. Keep the existing TinyMemory loading behavior unchanged when
the feature is enabled.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@src/openhuman/memory/conversations/store/tokenize.rs`:
- Around line 191-206: The halfwidth normalization flow in
halfwidth_to_fullwidth must compose U+FF9E and U+FF9F with the preceding
halfwidth kana into the corresponding voiced or semi-voiced fullwidth katakana,
matching fullwidth precomposed input. Add a small pair-mapping table or
equivalent stateful handling while preserving existing mappings for standalone
characters.

In `@src/openhuman/memory/tool_memory/store.rs`:
- Line 215: Update the filter in list_rules to use the canonical key-prefix
constant or accessor associated with ToolMemoryRule::storage_key instead of the
hard-coded "rule/" literal; define or expose that prefix alongside the
storage-key contract if needed, while preserving the existing namespace
filtering behavior.

In `@src/openhuman/modules/memory_part_03.rs`:
- Line 493: Update the call in the workflow identity matching path to use
methods::WORKFLOW_IDENTITY_MATCHES instead of the hard-coded
"WorkflowIdentityMatches" name, while preserving the existing bool call and
arguments.
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The Brain sources row clears its "Syncing" indicator only when a terminal
MemorySyncStageChanged event arrives (tinyhumansai#3295). The driver pipeline's events
come from the module host bridge; the composio path never crossed it, so a
successful connector sync left the row spinning forever -- observed live
against prod after every deadline fix landed: background sync ok,
items written, spinner immortal.

The background task now publishes running/completed/failed stages on the
same bus variant the bridge uses, with the toolkit as provider, the
connection id, an item-count detail, and -- when the sync was dispatched
from a memory-source row -- the originating source_id, which
composio_sync_for_source threads through from sync_rpc's kind branch.
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Companion to run_memory_doctor (merged in tinyhumansai#5875), grown from the same live
debugging session: kicks the sources coverage reconcile (report, then
execute) and holds the process while the spawned summarise+ingest work
drains, polling the pending count -- exiting immediately would kill the
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tinysweeper found nothing blocking. Approving.

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tinysweeper found nothing blocking. Approving.

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Two review findings on the stage-event change, both right:

A partial connector pass (batch.complete == false) emitted the terminal
`completed` stage, clearing the row while pages remained unfetched with
nothing scheduled to resume. The task now loops run_sync_pass until the
connector reports the end, accumulating the written count, bounded at 50
pages per click so a never-completing upstream cannot pin the task; the
bound surfaces as a failed stage whose message says how far it got and
that Sync resumes.

The completion detail said "200 items" while the Sources UI parses
`/ingested\s+(\d+)\s+item/i` (tinyhumansai#3295) — every successful sync therefore
showed the generic "up to date" instead of the imported count. The detail
now speaks the contract: `ingested N item(s)`.
The composio dispatch needs as_sources, not as_source_sync, and resolving
the latter first meant a driver serving sources without source_sync
rejected composio syncs on a capability the path never uses (review
finding). The resolution now sits directly above its only consumer,
run_source_sync.

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- Line 289: Update run_sync_pass and the connector request flow to accept and
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Requesting changes: 1 lane(s) blocking, worst finding is medium.

Fix or reply to the findings below and push. The next review clears this automatically once they are gone — you should not need to dismiss anything by hand.

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Three more review findings on the stage events, each taken:

The trigger was hardcoded "manual" while composio_sync_for_source serves
every entry point; it now carries the parsed SyncReason's wire string, so
periodic and connection-created syncs stop masquerading as user clicks. A
test pins the three reasons as distinct trigger strings.

MAX_PASSES bounded loop iterations while a single Sync call could page an
entire account, making the bound decorative. Each pass now sends
max_items = 500 through the contract's existing budget field, so a click
is bounded at passes x budget and complete=false at the budget flows into
the existing more_pending resume path.

The completed detail moved into completed_sync_detail(), and a test runs
the Sources UI's own /ingested\s+(\d+)\s+item/i pattern against it, so
the parse contract can no longer drift silently (the previous "N items"
regression is exactly what that drift looks like).

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The previously-blocking findings are resolved. Clearing the changes request.

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- Line 406: Update the Composio sync_rpc branch in run_sync_pass to pass the
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keeping SYNC_PASS_MAX_ITEMS as the per-pass ceiling. Preserve unlimited behavior
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… RPC

Host half of tinyhumansai/tinymemory#126 and the serving+trigger halves of
openhuman#5935. The loaded memory module has no scheduler gate -- its own
docs say its loops "run unthrottled" -- so a user's mode=off, signed-out
and battery pauses stopped at the process boundary.

The RuntimeHost object now serves SchedulerPolicy, answering the same
cron::scheduler_gate policy the in-process seam reads, as wire strings so
the vocabulary stays additive. The module's bus-backed gate (upstream
branch, unreleased) polls and caches it; against the released v1.13.6
module the member is simply never called, so this lands inert and the
upstream release consumes it -- host-first, the order that avoids the
release-gate deadlock.

memory.scheduler_override opens a bounded manual-override window through
the module's OverrideSchedulerGate member (clamped to an hour, default ten
minutes): the gate's pauses protect the user from background cost they did
not ask for, and this is the sanctioned exception for work they explicitly
requested while paused.

The generic `call` CLI arm now publishes the module host policy before
invoking, the same per-process publish the memory and tree-summarizer
subcommand families already carry -- without it any module-crossing method
failed from `openhuman call`. Proven end-to-end against a locally built
module: mode=off reaches the module (its diagnose reports "paused by you
(scheduler gate = off)"), and the override RPC answers {overridden:true}.

Refs openhuman#5935, tinyhumansai/tinymemory#126.
The registry pins (function lists, aggregator order, capability
partition) exist to make every new controller an explicit decision;
this is that decision for memory.scheduler_override.
Three review findings plus the CI truths they surfaced:

The configured per-source ingest cap now crosses into the pass loop:
composio_sync_budgeted threads entry.max_items, each pass requests
min(remaining, 500), and an exhausted budget ends the run -- a budget of
200 is one 200-item pass, not 50x500. Every other run_sync_pass caller
(periodic, sync_all, slack, bus retry) states the default pass ceiling
explicitly.

The running stage is published before the spawn: it exists before the RPC
returns, and the bus preserves publisher order, so completed can never
overtake it.

The OverrideSchedulerGate member is spelled as a literal, uniquely, with
the swap-back documented: the constant ships in tinymemory#127 and the
pinned v1.13.6 names table predates it -- the host-first landing order
requires naming a member the pin cannot yet spell. The capability map
records scheduler_override under Sources with its push_cap family, per
the exhaustiveness guard's instruction.

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tinysweeper found nothing blocking. Approving.

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The titular fix is good and the reasoning around it is better than most. CI is
fully green (21 checks). Three things I would want addressed, none of them in
the composio change itself.

What is strong

The bug is real and was caught the only way it could be. A terminal
MemorySyncStageChanged never crossing the bridge leaves the Sources row
spinning after a successful sync — items_ingested=200, spinner immortal. No
unit test would have found that; it needed a live session.

Keeping the override out of tinymemory-api is the right call, for the right
reason.
The comment says it plainly: adding it to the contract "would put a
consent-bypass lever into every embedding's vocabulary". That is exactly the
argument, and it is rarer than it should be to see it written down rather than
discovered later.

The wire is deliberately additive — the tier crosses as a string pair rather
than the Policy enum, so a tier grown later degrades to normal on an older
module instead of failing decode. Same instinct behind landing host-first to
avoid the release-gate deadlock.

1. Scope — the main structural comment

The title is "publish composio sync stage events". The PR also lands: the host
serving SchedulerPolicy on the module RuntimeHost, a new
memory.scheduler_override RPC, a per-process module-policy publish on the
generic CLI call arm, examples/run_memory_reconcile.rs, and item
limits/pagination.

The body is honest that it grew at the author's direction, so this is not a
complaint about concealment. It is about review cost: anyone verifying the
spinner fix must now also review a mechanism for resuming background work
while the user has explicitly paused it
. Those two things want different
reviewers and different levels of paranoia. If they can still be split, they
should be; if not, the override deserves its own review pass on this PR.

2. memory.scheduler_override has no caller

Zero app/ files change here, and I found no agent tool or frontend reference —
so today the RPC is reachable only from openhuman call.

I want to be clear that I checked the obvious worry and it is not a problem:
this is not agent-reachable, so there is no consent-bypass an agent could pull,
and ControllerSchema carries no permission fields because RPCs are not tools.
The actor is the operator.

What is left is the softer version: the stated purpose — "process my memory
now" while the gate is off
— is a user action, and no user can currently
take it. This repo has form here (the HostCapabilities seam sat at ~7,900
tested lines with no caller). Either wire the affordance in the same change, or
state in the PR that it is CLI/maintenance-only by design so nobody later reads
the gap as an oversight.

3. The degradation against the released module is raw

override_scheduler_gate names "OverrideSchedulerGate" as a literal because
the member ships in tinymemory#127 and the pinned v1.13.6 predates it. Against
the released module the call answers MemberNotFound, "which the RPC surfaces
verbatim".

So an operator who runs this today gets an internal error string for a feature
that is simply not in their module yet. A single mapped message — "this build's
memory module does not support the override (requires >= 1.13.7)" — would cost
almost nothing and reads as a version gap rather than a fault. Worth it given
the module half is unreleased.

The literal-string tradeoff itself is well handled: the comment names it, scopes
it to this one file, and says the next re-pin restores the compile-time check.

Adjacent, not blocking

This adds module-crossing surface, and two open issues describe that surface
failing: #5894 (opening the Composio tab kills the core when a module
download fails) and #5902 (tinymemory fails to load the same way). Neither
is caused by this PR. But the more paths cross the bridge, the more the
"module absent or failed" story matters — and today it surfaces as a raw error.
Same question as on #5875: what does a user see when the module is not there?

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tinysweeper found nothing blocking. Approving.

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Two findings, both taken at their strongest reading:

The version-gap detection stops grepping error prose. The provider maps a
module that predates the member -- tinybus::Error::UnknownMethod, matched
as the variant -- onto MemoryError::Unsupported, and the RPC matches that
type. An unrelated bus error whose text happens to contain the words can
no longer masquerade as a version gap.

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transport layer into modules::memory::publish_cli_boot_policy, beside
set_modules_policy where it belongs; the raw `call` arm carries a one-
line call, and the tree-summarizer CLI unifies onto the same helper --
one boot sequence, owned in one place, three CLI families served.

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In `@app/src/components/intelligence/memoryTreeStatusHelpers.tsx`:
- Around line 53-55: Update the memoryNamespaceSummaries promise handlers in
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the successful total_documents update and the catch reset to null, preventing
updates after cancellation and stale in-flight responses from overwriting newer
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- Line 965: Update the translation value for memoryTree.status.totalChunksTile
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Comment thread app/src/components/intelligence/memoryTreeStatusHelpers.tsx
…rge main

Review round plus the two lanes it exposed. The namespace-summaries
update now honours cancelledRef like every sibling state write; the tree
CLI's non-module branch regains its event sink and propagates a config
error as the true cause, mirroring the helper's contract; the leaked
gate_probe example is deleted (a debugging throwaway that rode an add -A).

Three test-mock factories learn the new tauriCommands export -- a
factory mock without it turned every status-hook render into an
unhandled rejection, which is what actually failed the frontend lane
while 778 files passed. The kernel's capability-string drift witness
widens its deliberate literal to 26 for v1.13.7's typed-ingestion round.
Merged current main.

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tinysweeper found nothing blocking. Approving.

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Comment thread src/openhuman/integrations/composio/ops/providers_ops.rs
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The two guard drift-witnesses caught the re-pin as a half-measure --
advertised_but_absent named all five new families -- and their philosophy
is the repo's: when the artifact adds a family, the host wires it, in the
same change as the pin.

families_part_04 gives each family its guarded decorator: the typed
ingests admit like the legacy ingest family (taint stamped, content
redacted on egress; learning and event carry structure, not raw text, and
say why they skip redaction), and Answer admits as the read-shaped family
it is. The guard grows the five fields, constructions and accessors; the
module provider implements the five traits over their wire members
(conversation is the typed rename of the chat batch and dispatches to
IngestChat) and gates five accessors on artifact_serves; the recording
fixture serves and records all five so the audit tests exercise the real
invariant.

The memory-schema registry pin in the raw-coverage surface widens 35 to
37 for this PR's two controllers, with the history comment extended.

Verified against a full local mirror of the CI lanes: every fast gate,
the complete lib suite, json_rpc_e2e, raw_coverage_all and the full
vitest run -- the residue is machine-local only (gpg-signing lock, the
Linux-named tokenjuice artifact) and one pre-existing PI literal under a
flag set the lanes do not run.

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tinysweeper found nothing blocking. Approving.

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In `@src/openhuman/modules/memory_part_03.rs`:
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matching the 15-minute deadline used by the existing ingest_chat path while
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The typed conversation ingest dispatches through module_call_slow! for
the reason its ingest_chat twin already does -- a large batch on the
default 30s deadline is the AcceptSourceItems timeout all over again
(review finding). And publish_cli_boot_policy moves to memory_part_02,
putting part_01 back under the 750-line layout gate its five new
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tinysweeper found nothing blocking. Approving.

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The diff-coverage gate failed at 58% (5 of 12 changed lines uncovered):
`memoryNamespaceSummaries` had no test at all, and the detached-promise
catch in `useMemoryTreeStatus` that falls `storedItems` back to null was
never driven.

- memoryTree.test.ts: dispatch + envelope-unwrap cases for
  `memoryNamespaceSummaries`, matching the file's existing per-wrapper shape.
- MemoryTreeStatusPanel.test.tsx: the inline `memoryNamespaceSummaries` stub
  becomes a named mock so it can be re-programmed per test, then two cases —
  the total renders thousands-separated, and a rejected summaries call leaves
  the placeholder up while the rest of the panel stays live (only a pipeline
  failure owns the panel-wide error).

Tests only; no production code touched. Both new cases were checked against
a revert: pointing the wrapper at a wrong method name and swapping the catch's
`setStoredItems(null)` for `0` fails exactly these two and nothing else.
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Maintainer pass — I pushed one commit to this branch (48d18efac), tests only, no production code. Details below so it isn't a surprise. Not an approval; the manager approves separately.

What was actually red

Two different things were stacked under the one failing lane, and the first was masking the second.

1. Frontend Checks was a flake, not your change. It failed on SandboxSettingsPanel.validation.test.tsx > CPU limit validation > refuses to persist -0.5 — a file this PR doesn't touch. I ran that file against plain main locally and it failed there too, at a different case (memory limit validation > persists a positive integer). Different test failing on each run, on an untouched file, is a flake.

The cause is in the test's own harness: renderLoaded() awaits waitFor(() => expect(mockGet).toHaveBeenCalled()), which is already true on mount, so it resolves before the resolved settings reach state — and then memoryInput() / cpuInput() do getByDisplayValue('512') / getByDisplayValue('1') against a form that may not be populated yet. The file's own docstring warns about exactly this ("await waitFor(() => expect(mockGet).toHaveBeenCalled()) is NOT a readiness signal here") and renderLoaded then uses it as one. Out of scope to fix here — flagging it for a separate PR.

I re-ran the failed jobs and Frontend Checks went green, which is what surfaced the real one.

2. PR CI Gate — diff coverage 58%, below the 80% floor. This one was real:

app/src/components/intelligence/memoryTreeStatusHelpers.tsx (71.4%): Missing lines 57-58
app/src/utils/tauriCommands/memoryTree.ts (0.0%):               Missing lines 1096-1097,1100
Total: 12 lines | Missing: 5 | Coverage: 58%

memoryNamespaceSummaries had no test at all, and the detached-promise .catch in useMemoryTreeStatus that falls storedItems back to null was never driven.

What I added

  • memoryTree.test.ts — a memoryNamespaceSummaries describe with the dispatch assertion and the bare-vs-envelope pair, matching the per-wrapper shape every other helper in that file already uses.
  • MemoryTreeStatusPanel.test.tsx — the inline memoryNamespaceSummaries: vi.fn(async () => …) stub is now a named mockNamespaceSummaries (reset and defaulted in beforeEach alongside the others) so it can be re-programmed per test. Then two cases: the total renders thousands-separated, and a rejected summaries call leaves the placeholder up while the rest of the panel stays live — asserting memory-tree-total-chunks and the status label are untouched, since only a pipeline failure owns the panel-wide error.

The stub-to-named-mock change is the only edit to existing lines; every other test in that file keeps the same default it had before.

Revert-checked, so these aren't vacuous: pointing the wrapper at a wrong method name and swapping the catch's setStoredItems(null) for setStoredItems(0) fails exactly those two new cases and nothing else. Restored, 68/68 pass locally.

Review threads

All three tinysweeper threads are now answered. You'd already replied to the providers_ops.rs:322 coverage ask and the memory_part_03.rs:574 one; I added a reply on the third (ops_tests_part_03_tests.rs:647) noting it is a second anchor on the same finding as the first, so nothing is left silent.

On methods::ANSWER — for the record, I checked the macro independently and your reply is right: module_call! takes $operation:literal (the proxy label) then $method:expr, and line 574 already passes methods::ANSWER as the second argument. tinysweeper's "suggestion" block is byte-identical to the existing line.

Nothing else outstanding from my side. Revert 48d18efac if you'd rather write the coverage differently — I won't take it personally.

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Approved after a maintainer-side verification pass.

Verified on head 48d18efac: MERGEABLE against main, zero failing and zero pending required checks, and all 38 review threads resolved (re-checked after the last three closed).

This is one of two required approvals; a second maintainer review is still needed before merge.

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The per-row Sync button special-cased Composio; the Apply-all sweep did not.
It sent every enabled row through `MemorySourceSync::run_source_sync`, which
the driver refuses for this kind ("... is synced through the connector module,
not this engine"), so "sync everything" failed for exactly the rows a user
reaches for it to fix.

Two call sites open-coding one rule is how they drifted, so the decision is now
one pure function — `sync_dispatch` over the registry entry, returning
`SyncDispatch::{Connector, Driver}` — and both sites match on it. The sweep's
trigger closure takes the whole entry rather than the id, because routing needs
the kind, the connection and the per-source cap.

The sweep also hard-errored as a whole when `as_source_sync()` answered `None`,
which for a Composio-only profile turned Apply-all into one flat refusal over a
capability none of its rows use — the same finding the row-level path already
carries (#5932). The family is now resolved as an `Option` and refused per row,
which is what this sweep already aggregates (#5820).

The reason stays `manual`: `parse_sync_reason` accepts only `manual`,
`periodic` and `connection_created`, so a sweep-specific reason would fail
every Composio row with "unrecognized sync reason".

This is the secondary half of #6007. The primary half — connector items never
reaching `mem_tree_chunks` — is fixed in tinymemory (tinyhumansai/tinymemory#134)
and reaches users through a module release and registry re-pin, not this change.

Refs #6007
senamakel pushed a commit to HDZTony/openhuman that referenced this pull request Sep 11, 2026
…o-sync-stage-events\n\nPublish composio sync stage events so the Sources row can settle\n
senamakel pushed a commit to HDZTony/openhuman that referenced this pull request Sep 11, 2026
…Apply-all\n\nThe per-row Sync button special-cased Composio; the Apply-all sweep did not.\nIt sent every enabled row through `MemorySourceSync::run_source_sync`, which\nthe driver refuses for this kind ("... is synced through the connector module,\nnot this engine"), so "sync everything" failed for exactly the rows a user\nreaches for it to fix.\n\nTwo call sites open-coding one rule is how they drifted, so the decision is now\none pure function — `sync_dispatch` over the registry entry, returning\n`SyncDispatch::{Connector, Driver}` — and both sites match on it. The sweep's\ntrigger closure takes the whole entry rather than the id, because routing needs\nthe kind, the connection and the per-source cap.\n\nThe sweep also hard-errored as a whole when `as_source_sync()` answered `None`,\nwhich for a Composio-only profile turned Apply-all into one flat refusal over a\ncapability none of its rows use — the same finding the row-level path already\ncarries (tinyhumansai#5932). The family is now resolved as an `Option` and refused per row,\nwhich is what this sweep already aggregates (tinyhumansai#5820).\n\nThe reason stays `manual`: `parse_sync_reason` accepts only `manual`,\n`periodic` and `connection_created`, so a sweep-specific reason would fail\nevery Composio row with "unrecognized sync reason".\n\nThis is the secondary half of tinyhumansai#6007. The primary half — connector items never\nreaching `mem_tree_chunks` — is fixed in tinymemory (tinyhumansai/tinymemory#134)\nand reaches users through a module release and registry re-pin, not this change.\n\nRefs tinyhumansai#6007\n
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