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feat(memory): carry everything a store holds when switching engines (#6718) - #6869
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`remove_rpc` loaded the config after the source was already gone from the registry, so a config read that failed turned a completed removal into an error, and a caller retrying it would remove nothing. The removal now stands; a record that cannot be cleared is logged and left behind, inert, since nothing syncs the source again.
`engine_migrate` copied the keyed records only, so a switch left behind document titles and tags, goals, the learned profile, every past conversation and everything ingested into the summary tree. It now runs tinymemory's `migrate::copy_all` (tinymemory#178): the records, then each family both engines serve, then the ingested content, re-sent raw so the new engine rebuilds its own summaries. - The job reports the step under way and, once finished, what each step did; a step one engine cannot serve is named rather than failed. - Re-sending content is the user's choice (`replay_content`, on by default), since hosted memory bills for what it reads again. Content the new engine refuses is reported in the note instead of holding the switch back: the old engine keeps it and its sync can bring it again. - Into hosted memory, reader-based sources (`mem_src:` ids) are left out of the replay, because the host's own sync sends them from scratch. - The module client forwards the new `EpisodicPortability` family, gated on the pinned artifact like every family after `Episodic`. - The switch dialog lists what is copied, offers the content replay with a credits note for hosted memory, names the step under way, and the panel names what the new engine could not take.
Every 30-minute rebuild recomputed every facet and wrote each one back, because decay alone moves the scores a little each cycle. On hosted memory that is several billed requests per facet per cycle to record a change no reader acts on. A rebuild now skips a facet whose fields are unchanged and whose confidence and stability moved by less than `REWRITE_TOLERANCE`. Decay is exponential in the time since `last_seen_at`, so the next cycle, computing from the older row, reaches the score a write-every-cycle would have; the tolerance only bounds how stale the stored scores read in between.
A file removed from a synced folder stayed in hosted memory, because the host's sync record dropped the item without telling the sink. The record now keeps the id the sink answered for each item, and a folder sync that no longer finds an item forgets it by that id. Only a folder's walk is the whole source: an item missing from a feed or a repository listing may just be past its window, so those stay. An empty walk is taken as a folder that could not be read, not as every file deleted, and a forget the sink refuses is retried on the next run.
Hosted memory has no model to summarise with, so `MemoryTree::summarise` answers `Unsupported` and every hosted segment was left closed with no recap. The archivist now folds such a segment with the host's own `summarization` model, over the same turns and within the same input budget, under the same deadline. The conversation already went to that provider, so no new kind of data leaves the device.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR updates memory-engine migration with optional content replay and per-step status. It also changes hosted-folder deletion handling, adds host-model recap folding when driver folding is unsupported, and avoids stability-facet writes when changes remain within a defined tolerance. ChangesMemory-engine migration
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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MemoryEnginePanel->>memoryEngineMigrate: target and replayContent choice
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Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The memory migration, folder sync and recap changes have several correctness gaps. An empty folder listing can lose track of files that were later deleted. Recap generation can run well past its time bound or send oversized input. Learning facets can be rewritten without new evidence. Conversation history can be mapped to the wrong turn during migration. Failed content replay may not be shown after a switch. These should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Switching engines now transfers substantially more private information. Explicit destination selection and failure checks limit the risk, but cancellation and failed copies do not establish what happens to information already transferred. Retained concerns
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Review comments at @app/src/components/settings/panels/MemoryEnginePanel.tsx:
- Line 134: Persist the replay choice alongside the job in `storeJob`, then
restore it to both `replayRequestedRef` and the checkbox state in the resume
effect so a remounted migration retains the user’s selection.
- Line 59: Update the completion-report filtering in MemoryEnginePanel to
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to label `{count}` as the amount copied, while preserving `{step}` and the
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- Line 118: Update the turn-budget logic in `fold_with_host_model` so the newest
nonempty turn cannot bypass `max_chars` when `kept` is empty. Truncate or split
the oversized turn at UTF-8 boundaries, accounting for its role prefix and
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- Line 432: In summarize_entries, create one absolute deadline before the driver
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`listed_ids` listing preserves existing `state.items` rather than clearing
records or pending forget retries. Add a regression test that runs an empty sync
followed by a nonempty sync where a previously recorded file is missing, and
verifies its record can still be forgotten.
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Prevent remapped turn IDs from colliding with later source turns.
import_turns checks existing records for incoming IDs, then assigns next_turn_id() when an ID conflicts. It does not reserve that new ID against the remaining source records. If a later source turn has the generated ID, both turns are written under the same key, and the migration can map segment or event references to the wrong turn. Allocate remapped IDs outside both the destination’s existing IDs and the full source ID set. (github.com)
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Valid, within one batch. Earlier batches are already seen by later ones, because each batch waits for its last write. Fixed in tinyhumansai/tinymemory#179: the batch reserves every id it carries, so a fresh id skips them, and it records what it writes so a later turn under that id is compared with the write. The new test fails without the fix. It is in the host-linked tinymemory-remote crate, so it reaches OpenHuman with tinymemory's next release and re-pin.
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@YellowSnnowmann, thanks for clarifying. The collision risk is within one batch; later batches see earlier writes because each batch waits for its last write.
The fix in tinyhumansai/tinymemory#179 addresses that risk. This OpenHuman finding remains open until the release and re-pin include the fix.
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tinysweeper found nothing blocking, but could not review everything, so this is not an approval: app/src/components/settings/panels/MemoryEnginePanel.test.tsx, app/src/components/settings/panels/MemoryEnginePanel.tsx, app/src/components/settings/panels/MemoryEngineSwitchDialog.tsx, app/src/lib/i18n/ar.ts, app/src/lib/i18n/bn.ts, app/src/lib/i18n/de.ts, app/src/lib/i18n/en.ts, app/src/lib/i18n/es.ts and 29 more.
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为replayContent复选框添加端到端测试
新增的replayContent复选框控制迁移时是否重新发送已同步内容。该复选框是一个新的UI控件，影响传递给memoryEngineMigrate的参数。现有端到端测试（tests/memory_engine_migrate_e2e.rs）仅使用默认值（true），未验证用户取消复选框后的行为（replayContent=false）。应添加端到端测试，模拟用户取消勾选并验证迁移调用参数及内容不被重新发送。
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为leftBehind警报添加端到端测试
新增的leftBehind警报在迁移完成后显示哪些步骤未被复制（例如目标引擎不支持的内容）。这是一个新的UI元素，用户可见。现有端到端测试未验证该警报是否存在或其内容是否正确。应添加端到端测试，模拟迁移后新引擎不支持某些步骤，并验证警报文本包含正确的步骤名称。
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为progress line步骤名称添加端到端测试
新增的progress line在迁移过程中显示当前正在复制的步骤名称（例如“Copying conversation history… 40 so far”）。这是一个新的UI元素，用户可见。现有端到端测试未验证该文本在迁移过程中出现且内容正确。应添加端到端测试，模拟迁移进行中，并验证progress line显示正确的步骤名称和计数。
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…hoice Review follow-ups on #6869: - A finished copy may report content the new engine refused (the content step does not hold the switch back). The panel only named skipped steps, and `finishSwitch` cleared the job, so the refusal was never shown. The completion notice now also counts refused content. - The content re-send choice was not stored with the running job, so a migration resumed after leaving the panel reported intentionally skipped content as left behind. The choice is stored with the job and restored on resume; a job stored before the choice existed re-sent content. - The step progress line now says what its count measures, in every locale.
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Review follow-ups on #6869: - The host fold got a fresh `RECAP_DEADLINE` after the driver's fold answered `Unsupported`, so a late answer could hold the turn for nearly twice the bound. Both folds now share one deadline set before the first. - A newest turn longer than the whole input budget was sent whole. It is now cut at a character boundary, so the transcript never exceeds the budget.
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Skipping rows that barely moved (#6869) left `last_seen_at` at the last write, but stability counts time since the last reinforcement, which every rebuild used to refresh by writing every row. Stability therefore decayed between writes and jumped back after one, and a facet near a threshold could be demoted and re-promoted with no new evidence. The detector now keeps the previous rebuild's time in memory and reads an existing row as reinforced at that time at the latest, as the refresh would have. A test rebuilds every half hour for a week against a detector that writes every row every cycle: the lifecycle state matches at every step, and confidence and stability stay within the rewrite tolerance.
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v1.21.0 ships tinymemory#178: the `EpisodicPortability` family (contract 4.3), served by the module through `ExportEpisodic` and `ImportEpisodic`. The registry record, the 11 asset digests (from the release's checksum.toml), the 7 CI pins and the vendor gitlink move to the tag, and the family joins the advertised list beside the forwarder #6869 added.
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memory.engine_migratenow runs tinymemory'smigrate::copy_all(Copy every family a store holds when switching memory drivers tinymemory#178). Besides the stored memories, it copies:memory_sources.removeno longer fails after the source is already removed.Problem
Phase 2 (#6843) gave hosted memory family parity, but switching engines still moved only the keyed records. Everything else stayed in the old engine:
The engine switch was opt-in in name only: users lost most of their memory by taking it.
The #6843 review and its CodeRabbit pass left a few follow-ups:
remove_rpccould report a failure for a removal that had already happened.Solution
EpisodicPortabilityfamily pages turns, segments, events and segment embeddings out of an engine and back in. Both the embedded engine and the hosted wire serve it.copy_allrewrites segment and event references to those turns, one lookup each and never chained.artifact_serves), like every family sinceEpisodic.step,step_read,step_writtenand, once finished,steps.note.replay_contentdefaults to true. The UI checkbox can turn it off, and the copy explains it is billed on hosted memory.mem_src:ids) are left out of the replay, because the host's own sync sends them from scratch.REWRITE_TOLERANCE(0.01). This does not change where decay lands. Decay is exponential in the time sincelast_seen_at, so the next cycle, computing from the older row, reaches the same score. The testskipped_writes_decay_to_the_same_scorepins this over a simulated week.IngestOutcome.ids, used only when aligned with the batch). A folder sync that no longer finds an item forgets it withForgetSelector::Chunk.summarisewithUnsupported, the archivist folds the segment with the host'ssummarizationmodel, using the same turns, the newest-first input budget and the same deadline. The conversation already went to that provider.remove_rpc, a config that cannot be read after a successful removal is logged instead of returned as an error.Submission Checklist
docs/TEST-COVERAGE-MATRIX.md## RelatedCloses #NNNin the## Relatedsection: N/A, part of Stabilize the CortexDB-based memory engine in OpenHuman: validate hosted recall, cut over from tinycortex, then prove imports, context, efficiency and production readiness #6718, which stays open (see Related)Impact
replay_contentis a new optional RPC parameter.Related
Part of Stabilize the CortexDB-based memory engine in OpenHuman: validate hosted recall, cut over from tinycortex, then prove imports, context, efficiency and production readiness #6718. Not closing; what remains is listed below.
Builds on Copy every family a store holds when switching memory drivers tinymemory#178 (merged). Draft until tinymemory v1.21.0 is released and this PR re-pins the module to it. Until then, three module-capability tests fail on purpose:
the_advertised_capabilities_match_the_pinned_artifact;the_advertised_set_does_not_over_claim_the_artifact;the_full_capability_override_restores_the_whole_contract.They require the pinned artifact to serve every contract family, and the new family arrives with the release.
Follows feat(memory): serve every backable family on hosted memory #6843 (phase 2) and resolves its open follow-ups:
remove_rpc.Feature IDs: 8.2.8 (selectable memory engines and migration).
Still open for Stabilize the CortexDB-based memory engine in OpenHuman: validate hosted recall, cut over from tinycortex, then prove imports, context, efficiency and production readiness #6718: a live run on production test accounts.
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pnpm --filter openhuman-app format:check: Prettier on the changed frontend files passes. ESLint on them reports one warning, on a line this PR does not touch.pnpm typecheck: the changed files are clean. The run fails only inassistant-ui/elements/*, which this PR does not touch; see Validation Blocked.cargo test -p openhuman --lib --features "$(bash scripts/ci/product-features.sh)", filtered tomemory::ops::engine_migrate,memory::sources::hosted_sync,agent::learning::stability_detector,agent::harness::archivist,modules::memory,memory::sources::rpc,platform::about_appandevery_capability_family_is_accounted_for: 182 passed. 3 failed, the expected pre-re-pin module-capability tests above.npx vitest run src/components/settings/panels/MemoryEnginePanel.test.tsx: 17 passed.pnpm i18n:checkandpnpm i18n:english:check: no unexpected untranslated English.rustfmt --checkon the changed files;cargo check -p openhuman --lib --testswith the product features.Validation Blocked
command:pnpm typecheckerror:@assistant-ui/reacttype errors insrc/components/assistant-ui/elements/*impact:none on this change; those files are untouched here.Behavior Changes
Parity Contract
engine_migratewithoutreplay_contentbehaves as before, plus the new steps.copiedstill counts keyed records.Duplicate / Superseded PR Handling
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes