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fix(memory): recall facts about the user before the turn, never claim absence unsearched - #6045

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  • Adds Lane C, a gated, bounded pre-turn recall of facts about the user, beside the existing situational-preferences lane: a message that asks about the user ("who is my idol and why?") gets a ## Relevant memory for this message block on the user message before the model answers, with no tool call.
  • Adds a boot warm-up — one throwaway retrieval right after the TinyMemory module loads — so the first question after launch does not pay the cold Python/spaCy start and the embedder's first connection (measured >5 s cold on the desktop).
  • Registers the memory-access instruction whenever a retrieval tool is visible, independent of learning.enabled, and extends it with "never say something is not stored unless a retrieval you just ran returned nothing".
  • memory_recall no longer requires namespace; the default scope is searched when it is omitted.
  • Switch: the existing [subsystems.memory.hooks] auto_recall / OPENHUMAN_MEMORY_HOOKS_AUTO_RECALL (declared before this PR, read by nothing). No new config, RPC, schema or module-contract change.

Problem

With learning.enabled = false (the default, and no Settings toggle exists), "who is my idol and why?" answered "i don't have that one stored" while the same fact was retrieved a minute earlier when the user happened to say "as per the memory ingested". Nothing in the turn looked at user facts before the model answered — the broad per-turn recall was removed for cost (core_turn.rs documents why) and only preferences survived — the one instruction telling the model to retrieve first was gated on the learning subsystem, and nothing forbade asserting absence unsearched. The sub-agent fast path (#4677) also skips entity-less queries, so this exact phrasing was the expensive case even when the model did decide to search. Full mechanism with file:line in #6040.

Solution

  • memory/auto_recall/: a lexical gate (first-person ownership and a question/request shape — zero cost on closed turns; 63-message fixture pins ≥ 90 % both ways, currently 100 %), one fast_retrieve through the session binding's guard (scope narrowing and the recall budget apply exactly as for the memory tools), a relative score floor (retrieval scores are declared non-comparable across drivers), ≤ 3 hits × 400 chars, the guard's recall_max_chars, and a 5 s budget after which the turn proceeds without a block. Every failure — driver without the retrieval family, retrieval error, timeout — is an ordinary turn plus one [auto_recall] log line.
  • turn/recall_lanes.rs: Lane B moved out of core_turn.rs unchanged (that file was 7 lines from the 750-line gate); Lanes B and C run with tokio::join!, so a turn pays the slower lookup, not the sum.
  • auto_recall/warm.rs + modules/boot.rs: the warm-up, spawned only when the lane is on, bounded at 60 s, failure logged at debug.
  • memory_host.rs: elapsed_ms debug lines on the embed and extract_spacy host callbacks, so the lookup's split is visible in the field.
  • Tradeoffs: the gate is English-word based (other languages fall back to the instruction-driven path; a prototype-similarity gate is feasible via scoring.embed_text but costs an embed per candidate turn — deferred until real gate logs justify it); an about-me turn pays the module's own retrieval cost (1.5–3 s warm on the desktop) before the model starts.

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  • Tests added or updated (happy path + at least one failure / edge case) per Testing Strategy — gate fixture, lane unit tests (floor, cap, budget, disabled, retrieval error, driver without retrieval), warm-up tests, prompt-section gating test, turn-level tests on the captured model request (block rides the user message, never the system prompt; closed gate costs nothing; timeout yields an ordinary turn).
  • Diff coverage ≥ 80% — changed lines (Vitest + cargo-llvm-cov merged via diff-cover) meet the gate enforced by .github/workflows/ci-lite.yml. Run pnpm test:coverage and pnpm test:rust locally; PRs below 80% on changed lines will not merge. — 86 % locally (cargo llvm-cov --lib over the touched domains + diff-cover vs upstream/main).
  • Coverage matrix updated — added/removed/renamed feature rows in docs/TEST-COVERAGE-MATRIX.md reflect this change (or N/A: behaviour-only change) — rows 8.4.7–8.4.9.
  • All affected feature IDs from the matrix are listed in the PR description under ## Related
  • No new external network dependencies introduced (mock backend used per Testing Strategy)
  • Manual smoke checklist updated if this touches release-cut surfaces (docs/RELEASE-MANUAL-SMOKE.md) — N/A: no release-cut surface; the field check is in the issue.
  • Linked issue closed via Closes #NNN in the ## Related section

Impact

  • Desktop and CLI cores (the lane is host-side, in the turn pipeline). No frontend change.
  • Existing installs: the lane is on by default through a flag they already have; no migration, no new key. Turning it off is a config edit or one env var.
  • Performance: zero added work on turns the gate closes (the large majority); on about-me turns, one bounded retrieval before the first generation — cheaper than the tool path it replaces (which costs a second full model round trip). One warm-up retrieval per launch.
  • Field-tested on the desktop build against the production backend: idol / favourite-colour questions answered from the block with 0 tool calls (1.6 s / 2.9 s warm), weather question correctly untouched; boot warm-up 2.4–6.4 s cold across launches.
  • Compatibility: memory_recall callers that pass namespace are unchanged; callers omitting it now get the default scope instead of an error.

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  • New Features

    • Added gated automatic memory recall for relevant questions about the user.
    • Relevant facts are included when available, with safeguards for delays, errors, and content limits.
    • Memory searches can omit the namespace and use the default scope.
  • Improvements

    • Memory guidance is available independently of learning settings.
    • Memory services warm up at startup to reduce first-use delays.
  • Documentation

    • Updated configuration documentation for automatic recall and content limits.

… absence unsearched

"Who is my idol and why?" answered "i don't have that one stored" while the
fact sat in the memory tree, because nothing in the turn looked: the broad
per-turn recall had been removed, the only instruction telling the model to
retrieve first was gated on `learning.enabled` (default false), and nothing
forbade asserting absence without a search.

Lane C (`memory/auto_recall/`) is a gated, bounded pre-turn recall beside the
situational-preferences lane: a lexical gate opens only for a message that owns
and asks ("my … ?", "tell me my …"), one `fast_retrieve` runs through the
session binding's guard with a limit of three, a relative score floor and a
3 s budget, and the block rides the user message, never the cached system
prompt. Switched by the existing `[subsystems.memory.hooks] auto_recall`
(`OPENHUMAN_MEMORY_HOOKS_AUTO_RECALL`), which was declared and read by nothing.
Every failure is an ordinary turn without a block.

`MemoryAccessSection` is now added whenever a retrieval tool is registered and
visible, and it forbids saying something is not stored unless a retrieval just
returned nothing. `memory_recall` no longer requires `namespace`; the default
scope is searched when it is omitted.

Lane B moves from `core_turn.rs` (743/750 lines) into `turn/recall_lanes.rs`
unchanged. `RecordingProvider::with_fast_retrieve_result` scripts the guarded
retrieval family for tests.

Closes tinyhumansai#6040
…estable

Review follow-ups for the Lane C lane (tinyhumansai#6040):

- A hit's scope label (`folder:profile`, `slack:#eng`) lands in the prompt
  next to the content, so it now gets the same one-line treatment and an
  80-char cap instead of a trusted pass-through.
- The boot warm-up's spawned body is a plain `warm_up_from_config` so the
  bind-then-warm path runs under test against whichever driver the test build
  binds; `spawn_at_boot` only spawns it.
- Coverage matrix rows 8.4.7–8.4.9 for the lane, the warm-up and the ungated
  memory-access instruction.
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This change adds gated, bounded per-turn recall of user facts. It wires recall through session agents, updates memory-access instructions and namespace handling, adds boot-time warm-up, and introduces unit and integration coverage.

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Memory recall flow

Layer / File(s) Summary
Auto-recall engine and lexical gate
src/openhuman/memory/auto_recall/*
Adds lexical gating, bounded retrieval, hit filtering, rendering limits, graceful degradation, and tests.
Per-turn memory lanes
src/openhuman/agent/harness/session/turn/*, src/openhuman/agent/harness/session/turn_tests_part_04_tests.rs, src/openhuman/agent/harness/session/turn_tests_part_05_tests.rs
Runs situational preferences and auto-recall concurrently, then appends results to user-message context.
Session binding and memory instructions
src/openhuman/agent/harness/session/builder/*, src/openhuman/agent/harness/session/types.rs, src/openhuman/agent/learning/prompt_sections.rs
Passes auto-recall through session construction and registers memory guidance independently of learning.enabled.
Warm-up, namespace defaults, and observability
src/openhuman/memory/auto_recall/warm.rs, src/openhuman/memory/tools/recall.rs, src/openhuman/modules/*, src/openhuman/memory/guard/*, .env.example, .claude/memory.md, docs/TEST-COVERAGE-MATRIX.md
Adds boot warm-up, optional recall namespaces, retrieval test support, host timing logs, configuration documentation, and coverage records.

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Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 396ce

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sequenceDiagram
  participant User
  participant AgentTurn
  participant RecallLanes
  participant AutoRecall
  participant MemoryGuard
  User->>AgentTurn: send message
  AgentTurn->>RecallLanes: append_recall_lanes
  RecallLanes->>AutoRecall: block_for
  AutoRecall->>MemoryGuard: fast_retrieve
  MemoryGuard-->>AutoRecall: matching facts
  AutoRecall-->>RecallLanes: rendered memory block
  RecallLanes-->>AgentTurn: enriched user context
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A rabbit checks the memory gate,
Facts arrive before it’s late,
Warm retrieval starts at boot,
Tests guard each recall route,
Clear prompts guide the turn,
Safe fallbacks wait their turn.

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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly describes the primary changes: pre-turn recall of user facts and preventing unsupported absence claims.
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In `@src/openhuman/memory/auto_recall/gate.rs`:
- Around line 81-83: Update the gate’s first-word evaluation to strip or
recognize the polite “please” prefix before checking LEADS, so requests like
“Please remind me what my timezone is” are accepted as Lane C fact requests. Add
this scenario to the OPENS test cases while preserving existing question and
imperative-request behavior.

In `@src/openhuman/memory/auto_recall/mod.rs`:
- Around line 251-252: Update the truncation logic in the auto-recall block and
the hit/scope handling around line 264 so emitted strings never exceed their
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- Line 218: Update select_hits to remove hits with non-finite scores before
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treating partial_cmp failures as equal. Add coverage for NaN scores appearing
both before and after valid hits, ensuring invalid hits never reach
render_block.

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- A hit from a source tree — email, Slack, Notion, a web page, a folder — is
  third-party content whose author can write instructions. It now renders
  inside the `<untrusted-source>` marker the older recall path used, with the
  scope prefix as the hint; chat-tree hits stay bare, a hit with no tree at
  all is wrapped (default deny).
- The gate skips politeness and filler ("please remind me…", "hey, what's
  my…", "quick question, do I…") before reading the lead word.
- Non-finite scores are dropped before ranking and the sort is a total
  order; a NaN can no longer sort first or slip past the relative floor.
- Character ceilings are ceilings: the truncation suffix fits inside the
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- `memory_recall` refuses a `null` or numeric `namespace` instead of reading
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The previously-blocking findings are resolved. Clearing the changes request.

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@tinysweeper tinysweeper Bot added priority: p3 Whenever. Cosmetic, a nicety, or a cleanup with no user visible effect. and removed priority: p1 Next. Wrong behaviour a user will hit, or a security weakness behind a condition. labels Sep 7, 2026
…rs stay balanced

`render_block` clipped the rendered string to `recall_max_chars`, which
could cut an `<untrusted-source>` marker in half or drop a closing one and
so break the boundary the marker exists to draw. The budget is now spent on
whole hit lines: a hit that does not fit is left out, a cap that fits no hit
yields an empty block, and a property test walks caps from zero past the
full length asserting equal opening and closing marker counts.
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coderabbitai Bot previously approved these changes Sep 7, 2026
Resolves the overlap with tinyhumansai#6046 (Lane B through DriverMemory), which landed
first and touched the same turn path and test fixtures:

- core_turn.rs keeps the recall_lanes call; the 5 s Lane B budget that tinyhumansai#6046
  set in core_turn.rs now lives in turn/recall_lanes.rs with its rationale.
- turn_tests_part_04_tests.rs stays as main has it (scripted_reply is shared
  as pub(super)); the Lane C turn tests move to turn_tests_part_05_tests.rs,
  because both blocks together would cross the 750-line layout gate.
- RecordingProvider carries both the fast_retrieve result and the namespace
  hits/summaries; the coverage matrix and .claude/memory.md keep both entries.
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M3gA-Mind merged commit b1a75cb into tinyhumansai:main Sep 7, 2026
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YellowSnnowmann added a commit to YellowSnnowmann/openhuman that referenced this pull request Sep 7, 2026
tinyhumansai#6045 (Lane C auto-recall) merged first and touched the same section-gating
block, as its PR body warned:

- factory.rs keeps the `helpers::add_memory_prompt_sections` call; tinyhumansai#6045's
  ungating of the read side moves inside that helper, so `MemoryAccessSection`
  no longer consults `learning.enabled` and keeps main's `[memory_access]` log
  prefix. `config` is then unused and leaves the signature.
- helpers.rs carries both additions: tinyhumansai#6045's `bind_session_memory` and this
  branch's `add_memory_prompt_sections`.
- The tinyhumansai#6048 builder tests move to `builder_tests_part_03_tests.rs`; tinyhumansai#6045 added
  a test to part_01, which put it at 759 lines against the 750-line gate.
- Coverage matrix keeps rows 8.4.7-8.4.9 (tinyhumansai#6040) and 8.4.10 (tinyhumansai#6048), the latter
  re-pointed at part_03.
senamakel pushed a commit to HDZTony/openhuman that referenced this pull request Sep 11, 2026
…to-recall-lane-c\n\nfix(memory): recall facts about the user before the turn, never claim absence unsearched\n
senamakel pushed a commit to HDZTony/openhuman that referenced this pull request Sep 11, 2026
…ne C auto-recall) merged first and touched the same section-gating\nblock, as its PR body warned:\n\n- factory.rs keeps the `helpers::add_memory_prompt_sections` call; tinyhumansai#6045's\n  ungating of the read side moves inside that helper, so `MemoryAccessSection`\n  no longer consults `learning.enabled` and keeps main's `[memory_access]` log\n  prefix. `config` is then unused and leaves the signature.\n- helpers.rs carries both additions: tinyhumansai#6045's `bind_session_memory` and this\n  branch's `add_memory_prompt_sections`.\n- The tinyhumansai#6048 builder tests move to `builder_tests_part_03_tests.rs`; tinyhumansai#6045 added\n  a test to part_01, which put it at 759 lines against the 750-line gate.\n- Coverage matrix keeps rows 8.4.7-8.4.9 (tinyhumansai#6040) and 8.4.10 (tinyhumansai#6048), the latter\n  re-pointed at part_03.\n
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Agent claims a stored personal fact is "not stored": memory-access instruction gated behind learning.enabled and no pre-turn recall of user facts

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