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fix(memory): make "remember this" a write before the reply - #6052
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"Please remember that I will be having next scrum meeting on 10 september" was answered with "got it, saved" and zero tool calls; the next chat had nothing to recall and went looking in the calendar. The write tools were offered, but nothing in the prompt said a request to remember must become a tool call, or forbade claiming a save without one, and `memory_store` made the model invent a namespace and a key first. - `MemoryWriteSection` (`## Remembering`): write before confirming — `save_preference` for preferences, `memory_store` for everything else — and never say saved/noted/remembered unless the write succeeded this turn. Registered whenever a write tool is registered and visible, independent of `learning.enabled`. - Both memory section gates move out of `factory.rs` (at its legacy cap) into `helpers::add_memory_prompt_sections`; `any_tool_offered` is the shared registered-and-visible check. - `memory_store`: `namespace` defaults to the assistant's own scope, `key` is derived from the content (stem + FNV-1a suffix), wrong-typed values are rejected, and the description speaks the user's intent. Closes tinyhumansai#6048
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In `@src/openhuman/agent/learning/prompt_sections.rs`:
- Around line 151-153: Update the prompt-section construction around
any_tool_offered so generated instructions name only tools currently offered:
use save_preference for preferences when available, memory_store for other facts
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Preserve the rule that no section instructs the agent to call an invisible tool.
In `@src/openhuman/memory/tools/store.rs`:
- Line 77: Update the derived-key construction around fnv1a_32 to retain a
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…ived key Two review findings, each raised independently by CodeRabbit and Codex. The write instruction named `save_preference` and `memory_store` whichever one the session actually offered, so a named-scope agent carrying just one was told to call the other — the failure the visibility gate exists to prevent. `archivist`, `trigger_reactor` and `workflow_builder` all offer `memory_store` without `save_preference`, so this was live, not theoretical. `MemoryWriteSection` now takes which tools are offered and renders only those routes; `add_memory_prompt_sections` asks per tool. The derived key kept 24 bits of hash. The stem collides by design (notes that open with the same six words), so the suffix carries the whole burden of telling two facts apart, and a collision overwrites an unrelated memory rather than duplicating it — roughly even odds by ~4,800 templated notes. Now SHA-256 truncated to 16 hex (64 bits), the same digest idiom as `config::workspace_handle`. Tests: instruction variants name only the offered tool and stay under the word ceiling; the empty-guard renders nothing; a real `archivist` session's "Remembering" block names `memory_store` and never `save_preference`; the digest suffix separates two notes that share a stem.
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.
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16-16: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCorrect the documented namespace default.
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memory_storedefaultsnamespacetoglobal. The PR objective specifies the assistant’s scope. Update this note to match the implemented resolution behavior.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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The note still described the FNV suffix the review round replaced, and left the namespace default ambiguous between the constant and its value. Also records why the write instruction is per-tool: archivist, trigger_reactor and workflow_builder carry memory_store without save_preference.
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On the Namespace — no change needed. What was actually wrong. The same sentence still said the key carries an FNV suffix. That was true when the note was written and stopped being true in The note now also records why the write instruction is per-tool — |
memory::sync_pipeline_e2e_tests::single_batch_sync_to_tree failed once on f384642 with "at least one job should complete"; the file is untouched by this branch, the same lane passed on main minutes earlier (run 34110624736), and the test passes 3/3 locally against the re-pinned tinymemory v1.15.0.
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## Remembering(MemoryWriteSection), beside the existing read-side one: when the user asks the agent to remember, note, or keep something, it must write throughsave_preference(preferences) ormemory_store(everything else) before confirming, and must never say "saved / noted / remembered" unless that write succeeded in the same turn.learning.enabled, which the default install leaves off.memory_storebecomes callable from a one-line request:namespaceis optional (defaults to the assistant's own scope, the onememory_recallreads),keyis optional (derived deterministically from the content), and the description speaks the user's intent instead of the engine's namespaces.factory.rs(3 lines under its legacy cap) intobuilder/helpers.rs::add_memory_prompt_sections. No config, RPC, schema or module-contract change.Problem
"Please remember that I will be having next scrum meeting on 10 september" was answered with "got it … saved" and zero tool calls. In the next chat the agent went looking in the calendar because memory held nothing. The write tools were offered (
memory_store,save_preferencewere both visible), but nothing in the prompt said a request to remember must become a tool call, nothing forbade claiming a save without one, andmemory_storerequired the model to invent anamespaceand akeyit had never seen. The archivist is not a safety net here: it writes the turn to the FTS5 episodic table, which no recall path reads, and files raw prose into the memory tree only at segment close. Full mechanism withfile:linein #6048.Solution
agent/learning/prompt_sections.rs:MemoryWriteSection/MEMORY_WRITE_INSTRUCTION(≤ 80 words, pinned by test), the tool listsMEMORY_READ_TOOLS/MEMORY_WRITE_TOOLS, andany_tool_offered— the registered-and-visible check both sections share (an empty visible set is the wildcard path, as before).builder/helpers.rs::add_memory_prompt_sections: the read-side gate exactly as it was (learning.enabledand a retrieval tool offered), plus the write-side gate (a write tool offered, no learning condition).factory.rscalls it in place of the inline block.memory/tools/store.rs:resolve_namespace(absent →DEFAULT_AGENT_MEMORY_NAMESPACE; present-but-non-string → error; explicit empty still refused by the tool),resolve_key(absent →derive_key; non-string → error),derive_key(first six words as a snake_case stem, capped, plus a 24-bit FNV-1a suffix of the whole text, so re-saving the same sentence overwrites and two notes that open alike stay apart). Existing callers that pass both arguments are unchanged.Submission Checklist
memory_storeargument resolution: default namespace, trimmed explicit, empty left for refusal, non-string rejected, derived key deterministic / content-sensitive / capped / no-word fallback.diff-cover) meet the gate enforced by.github/workflows/ci-lite.yml. Runpnpm test:coverageandpnpm test:rustlocally; PRs below 80% on changed lines will not merge. — 95 % locally (cargo llvm-cov --libover the touched domains +diff-covervsupstream/main: 87 changed lines, 4 missing — the pre-existing "skipping MemoryAccessSection" log branch).docs/TEST-COVERAGE-MATRIX.mdreflect this change (orN/A: behaviour-only change) — row 8.4.10.## Relateddocs/RELEASE-MANUAL-SMOKE.md) — N/A: no release-cut surface.Closes #NNNin the## RelatedsectionImpact
memory_storecallers omittingnamespaceorkeynow succeed (default scope / derived key) instead of failing; callers passing them are unchanged; wrong-typed values are rejected instead of ignored.factory.rs(both touch the section-gating block) — whichever merges second rebases; the helper here absorbs fix(memory): recall facts about the user before the turn, never claim absence unsearched #6045's ungating as a one-line change.Related
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