feat(memory): backfill connector memories into the memory tree - #6015
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tinyhumansai#6007 fixed the routing for items synced from then on, and tinyhumansai#6013 shipped it. Neither recovers the records already stored: the per-item sync gate treats an ingested document as done, so a re-sync fetches nothing and creates no tree rows. On the profile that reported the bug that is ~3000 documents, fully embedded in the document store and invisible to tree recall, the memory graph and the source row's ingest status. Recovery today means removing and re-adding the account, which re-fetches everything at the provider's expense. The walk itself lives in the engine (tinyhumansai/tinymemory#136), beside the funnel the sync path uses, so a backfilled row and a freshly-synced row are the same row. This is the host half: the module forwarder, the guard, and the RPC. - The forwarder takes the bulk deadline. A pass reads and re-embeds up to its whole limit of documents, and the default 30s bus deadline is what made the connector sync retry a finished handoff forever. - The guard takes the write tier, like every other mutating maintenance member. A readonly operator may inspect a store; re-filing thousands of its documents is not inspection. - `dry_run` defaults to TRUE at the RPC boundary. A pass costs one read and one set of chunk embeddings per document against the user's embedding budget (tinyhumansai#5324), so a caller that omits the field gets the preview and the write is something they ask for. The response carries four counters rather than one because "did nothing" has three different causes an operator must tell apart: the tree already held everything, nothing could be addressed, or there was nothing to look at. Refs tinyhumansai#6012
v1.14.0 carries tinyhumansai/tinymemory#136, which adds `MemoryMaintenance::backfill_connector_trees` — the engine-side walk that re-files connector documents stored before the tinyhumansai#6007 routing fix. The host half landed in the previous commit and cannot reach the module until this pin moves: against 1.13.8 the call answers `UnknownMethod`. A minor bump rather than a patch, because it adds a contract member. Four pins move together, as they must: - `vendor/tinymemory` -> the v1.14.0 commit (c253e70 -> d5ac1ed) - the registry descriptor: version, release_url, and all 11 platform assets with the checksums the release published - `ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES_PIN` - `memory_version` / `memory_sha256` in ci-full.yml, ci-lite.yml and e2e-reusable.yml (4 sites), which pin the ubuntu-22.04-x86_64 archive independently of the registry Verified rather than assumed: v1.14.0 has tinyhumansai#136's merge (d489cba) as an ancestor and carries the member in both the engine and the bus vocabulary; all 11 checksums were taken from the release's own checksum.toml and cross-checked back against it, with each archive name and its digest rewritten as one unit; and `git diff v1.13.8..v1.14.0 -- crates/tinymemory-api/src/capabilities.rs` is empty, so no family was added — `backfill_connector_trees` is a member of the existing `Maintenance` family, the advertised list is unchanged, and the host's capability-count assertion is untouched. Refs tinyhumansai#6012
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a dry-run-by-default controller to backfill connector documents into the memory tree. Requests pass through guarded maintenance and TinyMemory providers. The change exposes RPC counters, updates TinyMemory to version 1.14.1, applies longer sync deadlines, and uses source-scoped tree sealing. ChangesConnector tree backfill
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The backfill and memory-module changes add recovery behavior, but unresolved authorization, API-contract, and request-bounding concerns could expose data outside the intended source scope or leave callers waiting longer than the documented retry window. Resolve these issues before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Add the BackfillConnectorTrees capability when bumping the pin
The comment documents that v1.14.0 adds a new BackfillConnectorTrees capability, yet the capability list (lines 12–75) is not extended with Capability::BackfillConnectorTrees. The comment says git diff into capabilities.rs returns empty, but if the new capability is part of the Maintenance family it should still appear as an explicit Capability variant — the comment contradicts itself by claiming an addition then claiming nothing changed. Either add the capability variant to match the pin, or correct the pin and comment if no API surface changed.
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Right that the note was self-contradictory as written — fixed. Wrong that a Capability variant is missing, and it is worth saying why, because the two terms are easy to run together.
Capability is the family enum: Core, Recall, Ingest, Documents, Tree, Entities, Graph, Diff, Goals, ToolMemory, Sources, Maintenance, Portability, People, Chunks, Retrieval, Profile, Episodic, … — 26 of them. BackfillConnectorTrees is a member: a method inside Maintenance, which this build already advertises. grep -c BackfillConnectorTrees crates/tinymemory-bus/src/capabilities.rs returns 0, so Capability::BackfillConnectorTrees does not exist and adding it here would not compile.
The list this comment sits above is a list of families, so it moves only when a release adds a family. This file already records the same case: "v1.3.0. Unchanged from v1.2.0 — the release added members within existing families (retry_failed, the diagnostics trio, backfill_in_progress), not families." v1.14.0 is that case again, and git diff v1.13.8..v1.14.1 -- crates/tinymemory-bus/src/capabilities.rs is empty. It is also what keeps the host's assert_eq!(caps.len(), 26) in src/core/subsystem/driver_tests.rs valid — a new family would have to move that number too, and none did.
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When the active autonomy tier is readonly, even the default request (dry_run omitted, therefore true) is rejected here before reaching the driver. That request only previews counts and performs no tree writes, so the safe, documented way to assess the backfill is unavailable precisely to operators limited to inspection. Select admit_read when request.dry_run is true and reserve admit_write for executing the backfill.
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Good catch — fixed in 1bff5f4.
You are right that the default request is the one that suffers: dry_run defaults to true at the RPC boundary precisely so the first call is a preview, and gating that behind admit_write meant a readonly operator could not make it. That withholds the one safe way to size an expensive job from exactly the tier that should be sizing rather than executing.
Now tiered by what the call does rather than by what the member could do — admit_read when request.dry_run, admit_write otherwise. That also matches the precedent already in this file: doctor takes the read tier for the same reason, and its comment says so.
Executing still takes the write tier: re-filing thousands of documents is not inspection.
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Two things CI caught that `cargo check` cannot. **The layout gate.** `Rust Quality` runs `check-openhuman-rust-layout.mjs`, which caps a non-test source file at 750 lines. The new forwarder and the pin note pushed `memory_part_01.rs` to 757 and `memory_part_02.rs` to 761. Rebalanced by moving whole top-level items into later parts rather than compressing the prose — the parts are `include!`d in order into one module, so item order is semantically free, and the comments here carry the reasoning. `SOURCE_SYNC_BUS_TIMEOUT` moved with the `MemorySourceSync` impl it documents; `impl MemoryIngest` moved into part_02. The `module_call!` macros deliberately stayed put: `macro_rules!` is textually scoped, so moving them past their use sites in part_02 would not compile. Now 737/653/697, with headroom — landing at exactly 750 would just make the next edit fail. **v1.14.1.** Picks up tinymemory#137 (the engine's shutdown hooks run instead of being dropped) on top of tinyhumansai#136's backfill member, so both ship in one pin rather than two. Same four sites; all 11 checksums cross-checked against the release's own checksum.toml, 0 mismatches, none unpinned. `names.rs` and `capabilities.rs` are unchanged from v1.14.0, so the wire vocabulary and the advertised family list both stand. Also rewords the pin note: review read "adds BackfillConnectorTrees" beside "capabilities.rs is empty" as a contradiction and asked for a `Capability::BackfillConnectorTrees` variant. There is none — `Capability` is the family enum and the addition is a method inside `Maintenance` — so the note now separates member from family before using either term. Refs tinyhumansai#6012
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Restore or migrate the MemoryIngest impl before merging
The MemoryIngest trait implementation for ModuleMemoryProvider has been deleted in this diff. The repository context shows that ingest_document, ingest_chat, and ingest_email are called from multiple locations (memory_part_02.rs, memory_part_03.rs, memory_part_04.rs, plus handlers in schema/handlers.rs). Removing this impl will cause compilation failures in all those callers. If ingest is being moved to a different provider path (e.g., through the BackfillConnectorTrees addition), the diff must show that migration; otherwise this is a breaking change with no replacement.
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Not deleted — moved. impl MemoryIngest for ModuleMemoryProvider is at src/openhuman/modules/memory_part_02.rs:2, with ingest_document, ingest_chat and ingest_email all intact.
The finding sees the removal hunk in memory_part_01.rs without the matching addition in memory_part_02.rs. Those files are include!d in order into one module (memory.rs), so moving a whole top-level item between parts changes nothing semantically — Rust items are order-independent within a module.
It moved because the added lines pushed memory_part_01.rs to 757, over the 750-line cap that check-openhuman-rust-layout.mjs enforces in the Rust Quality lane. impl MemoryIngest was the files last item and the cheapest whole item to relocate. The module_call!macros deliberately did **not** move:macro_rules!` is textually scoped, so placing them after their use sites in part_02 would genuinely have broken the build — which is the failure this finding describes, arrived at by moving the wrong thing.
Verified rather than argued: cargo check --all-targets is clean and cargo test --lib composio passes 485/485 on this state. A removed trait impl with live callers could not do either.
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Bumping the module pin from 1.13.8 to 1.14.1 was flagged in a prior cycle as requiring a corresponding BackfillConnectorTrees capability declaration. The current diff only updates memory_version and memory_sha256; no capability is added alongside the bump. If the 1.14.1 module exposes a BackfillConnectorTrees capability, the host-side capability set (in registry.rs or equivalent) must declare it so the CI lane and the loaded module agree on what the module is allowed to do. This is late: true because the fix lives in a file other than ci-lite.yml, but it only became visible now because this diff bumps the pin.
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Same finding as the earlier cycle, and the same answer: there is no capability to add.
Capability is the family enum — Core, Recall, Ingest, Documents, Tree, Entities, Graph, Diff, Goals, ToolMemory, Sources, Maintenance, Portability, People, Chunks, Retrieval, Profile, Episodic, … BackfillConnectorTrees is a member: a method inside Maintenance, which this build already advertises. grep -c BackfillConnectorTrees crates/tinymemory-bus/src/capabilities.rs returns 0, so Capability::BackfillConnectorTrees does not exist and declaring it would not compile.
The finding is conditional on "if the 1.14.1 module exposes a BackfillConnectorTrees capability" — it does not. It exposes a bus member by that name, which is a different table: tinymemory_bus::METHODS, where it is present.
Verified for the pinned tag rather than argued: git diff v1.13.8..v1.14.1 -- crates/tinymemory-bus/src/capabilities.rs is empty. No family was added, so the host-side list does not move — and that is also what keeps assert_eq!(caps.len(), 26) in src/core/subsystem/driver_tests.rs passing, which a new family would have forced up.
This file already records the same situation for an earlier release: "v1.3.0. Unchanged from v1.2.0 — the release added members within existing families (retry_failed, the diagnostics trio, backfill_in_progress), not families."
No code change. The pin note has been reworded (twice now) to introduce member and family as distinct terms before using either, since the wording is what keeps inviting this reading.
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…pace Closes tinyhumansai/tinymemory#135, and does it host-side — that issue said the fix needed a contract addition, a release and a re-pin, and that was wrong. `MemoryTree::flush_source_tree` has been on the contract all along, is served by the pinned module, and OpenHuman already calls it from `flush_source_tree_rpc`. The swap removes the race rather than narrowing it. `flush_pending` enqueues, and that queue dedupes on `date + hour/3`, so a request landing while an earlier flush was already running was suppressed — and if that flush had walked past the buffer this pass just wrote, nothing remained queued for it. The periodic tick does not rescue those either: it enqueues the default seven-day age and steps over a buffer written minutes ago. `flush_source_tree` bypasses the queue entirely, so there is no dedupe key and nothing to be suppressed against. It also settles the second-order complaint from the tinyhumansai#6011 review: `flush_pending` is workspace-wide, so a Gmail sync sealed whatever a folder or `github_repo` source had left pending. This seals one scope. The scope is built exactly as the ingest funnel builds `path_scope` — `{toolkit}:{connection_id}`, toolkit lowercased — because it has to name the same tree the items were filed under; a drift seals nothing and reports `Ok(0)` while doing it. Calling it unconditionally is safe: the contract makes an empty scope `Ok(0)` rather than an error, and an unknown scope `Ok(0)` too. Also fixes the pin note, which claimed to have been re-read at v1.14.1 while the verification command still read `v1.13.8..v1.14.0` — a comment asserting a check it does not perform. The range now names the pinned tag, and the command was run against it: empty, so the family list still stands. Refs tinyhumansai#6012
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Review finding: the guard took `admit_write` for every call, so a `readonly` operator could not even dry-run. That withholds the one safe way to size an expensive job from precisely the tier that should be sizing rather than executing — and the preview is what the control is meant to be asked for first. Now tiered by what the call does rather than by what the member could do: a dry run counts and writes nothing, so it takes the read tier, the same trade `doctor` already makes; executing keeps the write tier. Also documents `executed` as the *mode* rather than as "actually wrote". A real pass that finds nothing left to do still ran, and `ingested` is what answers whether anything changed. The suggested `!dry_run && ingested > 0` was not taken because it would make that pass indistinguishable from a preview, which is the one distinction the field carries. The added lines pushed `families_part_02.rs` to 753, over the 750-line layout gate, so the `MemoryChunks` family moved to `families_part_04.rs` — a whole top-level item into a part with room, rather than compressing reasoning out of the comments. 722/587/651/318 now. Refs tinyhumansai#6012
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Add tests for the backfill_connector_trees RPC handler and admin function
The backfill_connector_trees RPC is registered and wired, but no test exercises any of its layers: the schema handler, the admin RPC function, the guard tiering (which gates dry-run vs. write on different admission tiers), or the module proxy call. A regression — a silent routing change, a deserialization mismatch, a capability check that refuses every call — would not be caught. Add a test that calls the handler with a null driver (or a driver that serves Maintenance) and asserts the response shape, covering at least the error-on-missing-driver path and the dry-run default.
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Valid — covered in c908e1e. The RPC was registered and wired with nothing exercising it, and you named the right harness: admin_tests.rs, the null-driver pattern the wipes already use.
Three tests, each pinning something that would otherwise fail quietly:
backfill_connector_trees_refuses_a_driver_that_serves_no_maintenance— asserts the refusal names both the family and the driver. This is the same distinction the rest of that file turns on: a backfill that cannot run must not read asscanned: 0success, because a caller seeing that concludes their stored records are already treed and stops looking, which is precisely the wrong conclusion for the symptom this RPC clears.backfill_connector_trees_reports_the_mode_and_passes_the_counters_through— covers the dry-run default and the response construction:executedfalse for a preview, true for a real pass, andingestedtaken from the driver rather than inferred.guard_admits_a_backfill_dry_run_at_readonly_but_refuses_the_executing_pass(inguard/families_tests.rs) — the tiering you flagged as untested. It is one edit from regressing toadmit_writefor both, and that would refuse the default request, sincedry_runomitted means true. Worth pinning for that reason specifically.
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Add tests for the backfill_connector_trees admin RPC with a null driver
The backfill_connector_trees_rpc function is uncovered by any test. The existing admin_tests.rs covers delete_source, wipe_all, and flush_source_tree with null-driver harnesses (see exercised by references in the blast radius). The same pattern — binding a NullMemoryProvider that does/does not serve Maintenance — would exercise the error path and the dry-run response shape. Without it, a refactor that breaks the driver dispatch or the response construction is invisible to CI.
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Valid — covered in c908e1e. The RPC was registered and wired with nothing exercising it, and you named the right harness: admin_tests.rs, the null-driver pattern the wipes already use.
Three tests, each pinning something that would otherwise fail quietly:
backfill_connector_trees_refuses_a_driver_that_serves_no_maintenance— asserts the refusal names both the family and the driver. This is the same distinction the rest of that file turns on: a backfill that cannot run must not read asscanned: 0success, because a caller seeing that concludes their stored records are already treed and stops looking, which is precisely the wrong conclusion for the symptom this RPC clears.backfill_connector_trees_reports_the_mode_and_passes_the_counters_through— covers the dry-run default and the response construction:executedfalse for a preview, true for a real pass, andingestedtaken from the driver rather than inferred.guard_admits_a_backfill_dry_run_at_readonly_but_refuses_the_executing_pass(inguard/families_tests.rs) — the tiering you flagged as untested. It is one edit from regressing toadmit_writefor both, and that would refuse the default request, sincedry_runomitted means true. Worth pinning for that reason specifically.
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Review finding, and a fair one: the RPC was registered and wired with nothing exercising it — not the admin function, not the guard tiering, not the response construction. A silent routing change or a capability check that refused every call would have been invisible. Three tests, each pinning something that would otherwise fail quietly: - The guard admits a dry run at the `readonly` tier and refuses the executing pass. That is the fix from the previous commit, and without a test it is one edit away from reverting to `admit_write` for both — which would refuse the *default* request, since `dry_run` omitted means true. - The RPC refuses a driver serving no Maintenance, naming the family and the driver. Same distinction the wipes in this file turn on: a backfill that cannot run must not read as `scanned: 0` success, because a caller seeing that concludes their records are already treed and stops looking. - `executed` reports the mode, and the counters come from the driver. A real pass that finds nothing left to do still reports `executed: true` — that is the expected second run, and collapsing it into "did anything change" would make it indistinguishable from a preview. Refs tinyhumansai#6012
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Review finding, and correct: the counter test asserted zeros, so it passed just as happily if the RPC dropped every number the driver reported or replaced them with zeros — the exact class of bug a mapping test exists to catch. An all-zero fixture cannot tell a working passthrough from no passthrough at all. The test driver now answers `backfill_connector_trees` with a set outcome, and the values are distinct as well as non-zero (41/17/23/5, more_pending, one note): distinct also catches a transposition, which is invisible when two fields are both 0. `backfilling_trees` is deliberately not `backfilling` — that name is taken by the unrelated `backfill_in_progress` flag, which answers "is a re-embed running" rather than "what did the connector-tree pass do". Refs tinyhumansai#6012
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The merge reported no conflicts and was still wrong. tinyhumansai#6006 hit the same 750-line layout gate this branch did and split the memory module client its own way, adding `memory_part_04.rs`; git merged both rebalancings cleanly because each had moved items into a *different* file, leaving `impl MemoryIngest for ModuleMemoryProvider` defined twice — byte-identical copies in part_02 and part_04. Kept upstream's placement and dropped this branch's: main is the shared base, and its split already solves the layout pressure the local move was working around. The merge also advanced the `vendor/tinybus` gitlink to the merged loader fix without checking the submodule out, so the build failed on `tinybus::module::CachedRelease`. Synced; `vendor/tinymemory` stays at v1.14.1. Refs tinyhumansai#6012
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The merge with main brought tinyhumansai#6006's loading-grace classification, whose test requires every dispatch label to be named in exactly one of `BOUNDED_READ_OPERATIONS` or `UNBOUNDED_WRITE_OPERATIONS`. The new `backfill_connector_trees` label was in neither, so `every_operation_label_is_classified_and_no_mutation_is_a_read` failed. Classified as a write. That is what the runtime already did — the read list is what may give up with "memory is loading", and anything unlisted waits, which is the safe default for a mutation whose work would otherwise be discarded. The list is exhaustive by test, though, so the default is not enough: a member nobody classified is a failure rather than a silent fallthrough. That is deliberate on tinyhumansai#6006's part and worth keeping. Refs tinyhumansai#6012
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… ratchet The tinymemory v1.14.1 pin brings `crates/tinymemory-core/src/backfill.rs`, whose `client.get_document(` read-back trips the memory-guard bypass ratchet. The read is engine code beneath the module contract: the host reaches it only through `MemoryMaintenance::backfill_connector_trees`, which the kernel guard already tiers (dry run as a read, a real pass as a write), so there is no host-side guard left for it to route through. Listed with that reason, and mirrored in docs/specs/memory-guard-allowlist.md. Only the coverage lane runs the full `--lib` suite under the product feature set, which is why the earlier lanes and local targeted runs did not see it.
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523-525: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winInclude host setup in the bounded-read deadline.
For operations in
BOUNDED_READ_OPERATIONS,install_host_callbackscallshost::runtime()beforeensure_loaded_within. First use can block on synchronousready_rx.recv()without a timeout, so the eight-second grace does not bound the read andMemoryError::Unavailablemay not return on time. Move callback setup to boot, or enforce one end-to-end deadline for setup and loading.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Closes the half of #6007 that the routing fix could not: the records already on disk.
#6007 fixed connector sync so items reach
mem_tree_chunksas they arrive, and #6013 shipped it. Neither recovers what was already stored — the per-item sync gate treats an ingested document as done, so a re-sync fetches nothing and creates no tree rows. On the profile that reported the bug that is ~3000 documents, fully embedded in the document store and invisible to tree recall, the Memory Tree graph and the source row's ingest status. Recovery today means removing and re-adding the account, which re-fetches everything at the provider's expense.The walk itself lives in the engine (tinyhumansai/tinymemory#136), beside the funnel the sync path already uses, so a backfilled row and a freshly-synced row are the same row. Reconstructing
{toolkit}:{connection_id}:{item_id}at a second call site is exactly what caused #6007, and this deliberately does not repeat it. This PR is the host half.What is here
module_call_slow!— a pass reads and re-embeds up to its whole limit, and the default 30s bus deadline is what made the connector sync retry a finished handoff foreveradmit_write, like every other mutating maintenance membermemory_tree.backfill_connector_trees, withdry_runandlimitdry_rundefaults totrue. A pass costs one read and one set of chunk embeddings per document, against the user's embedding budget (#5324). A caller that omits the field gets the preview; the write is something you ask for. That is the opposite of most RPCs here and is meant to be.Four counters, not one. "Did nothing" has three different causes an operator must tell apart: the tree already held everything (
already_present), nothing could be addressed (skipped), or there was nothing to look at (scanned == 0). Collapsing them would make an unresolvable account read exactly like a fully backfilled one.Idempotent by construction, not by bookkeeping. The ingest gate answers
already_ingestedfor a document the tree already holds, so a second pass writes nothing and an interrupted pass loses nothing. That is whylimitbounds cost rather than carrying a cursor — resuming is just calling again.Also closes tinymemory#135 — the post-sync seal, host-side
Review on #6011 found a race in the post-sync flush, filed as tinyhumansai/tinymemory#135. That issue says the good fix needs a contract addition, a release and a re-pin. That was wrong, and it is corrected on the issue:
MemoryTree::flush_source_treehas been on the contract all along, is served by the pinned module, and this repo already calls it fromflush_source_tree_rpc.So
run_sync_passnow seals one scope instead of enqueueing a workspace-wide flush, which fixes two things at once:flush_pendingenqueues, and that queue dedupes ondate + hour/3; a request landing while an earlier flush was already running was suppressed, and if that flush had walked past the buffer this pass just wrote, nothing remained queued for it. The periodic tick does not rescue those — it enqueues the default seven-day age and steps over a buffer written minutes ago.flush_source_treebypasses the queue, so there is no dedupe key and nothing to suppress against.flush_pendingis workspace-wide, so a Gmail sync also sealed whatever a folder orgithub_reposource had left pending. That was raised on fix(memory_sources): Composio dispatch in Apply-all, and seal the tree after a connector sync #6011 and is now moot.The scope is built exactly as the ingest funnel builds
path_scope({toolkit}:{connection_id}, toolkit lowercased) because it has to name the same tree the items were filed under. Safe to call unconditionally: the contract makes an empty scopeOk(0), and an unknown scopeOk(0)too.The re-pin is four sites, not three
Learned on #6013, where the fourth was missed and caught by its guard:
vendor/tinymemory→ the v1.14.1 commit (c253e70→52836fd; annotated tag, sorev-parsegives the tag object, not what the gitlink needs)release_url, and all 11 platform assets with the checksums the release publishedARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES_PINmemory_version/memory_sha256inci-full.yml,ci-lite.ymlande2e-reusable.yml— 4 sites pinning theubuntu-22.04-x86_64archive independently of the registryVerified rather than assumed, since a pin aimed at the wrong build fails silently: v1.14.1 has tinymemory#136's merge (
d489cba) and #137's (2d69ec8) as ancestors and carries the member in both the engine and the bus vocabulary; all 11 checksums came from the release's ownchecksum.tomland were cross-checked back against it, each archive name and its digest rewritten as one unit; andgit diff v1.13.8..v1.14.1 -- crates/tinymemory-bus/src/capabilities.rsis empty, so no family was added and the host's capability-count assertion is untouched.Test plan
cargo check --all-targets— 0 errors, no warnings from the changed filescargo test --lib modules::— 96 passed, includingthe_ci_workflows_pin_the_same_module_digest_as_the_registry,every_asset_name_carries_the_pinned_versionandthe_full_capability_override_restores_the_whole_contractcargo test --lib memory::schema— 71 passed (incl. the registered-controllers/advertised-schemas match)cargo test --lib memory::read_rpc— 26 passedcargo fmt --all --checkThe engine-side behaviour is covered upstream in tinymemory#136: a stored document reaches the tree at exactly
gmail:conn-1:msg-1withpath_scopegmail:conn-1, a second pass reportsalready_present: 1and adds no chunks, the legacy namespace is skipped by name when a toolkit has several connections, and a dry run counts without writing.What this does and does not do
Does: makes the recovery possible, for every Composio toolkit rather than Gmail alone.
Does not: run on its own. Nothing calls this automatically — firing a few thousand embeddings on upgrade is its own bug. Someone has to invoke it, and the first call is a preview.
Known limit: legacy
skill-{toolkit}documents record no connection (store_skill_synctakes an_integration_idit never persists), so they are attached only where the registry holds exactly one connection for that toolkit, and skipped by name where it holds several. A wrong attribution in a memory system is worse than a missing one.Closes #6012
Closes tinyhumansai/tinymemory#135
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