fix(memory): make a corrupt memory-tree store fatal, visible, and recoverable - #5823
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…overable Closes tinyhumansai#5820 A malformed `chunks.db` ran for 34 minutes as "non-fatal" warns while the Sync History panel showed every run as a success; the eventual quarantine then left the user with an empty tree and no explanation. The corruption cause was fixed in tinyhumansai#5725; this fixes the reporting and the recovery UX, on both sides of the memory seam. Vendored tinymemory (submodule bump, tinyhumansai/tinymemory PR): - one `corruption` policy shared by every detector — the queue worker, both tree-ingest sinks, reconcile, and a new `quick_check` at queue start; corruption aborts the run, reports once, quarantines + rebuilds, and publishes `MemoryEvent::StoreCorruptQuarantined` naming the preserved file - reconcile now runs before the audit line; a run whose fetch committed but whose tree half dropped items reports `Failed` with additive `tree_ingest_failures` / `tree_error` audit fields Host: - map `StoreCorruptQuarantined` in both event sinks onto a durable `user_error` (`memory_store_corrupt`), logging the quarantined path and a `.recover` hint host-side; the wire payload stays metadata-only - the archivist classifies corruption from the wire text: ERROR log plus a once-per-process notice instead of a per-segment warn - `memory_sources_apply_all_in` aggregates trigger failures (`sync_failed`, `sync_errors`) instead of answering a clean success with `sync_triggered: 0` App: - Sync History renders a partial ⚠ state when the fetch succeeded but tree ingest failed, with the core's reason as the tooltip - NoticeCenter entry for the quarantined store with a "Re-sync memory" CTA to Brain's sync tab; i18n across all 14 locales Product effect lands when tinymemory ships the paired change and the module registry is re-pinned; every host change here is tolerant of the currently pinned module.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change reports corrupt memory stores, preserves sync failures, marks partial tree ingestion in sync history, adds Scoring support, updates TinyMemory to 1.13.2, and adds localized recovery messages with a route to memory synchronization. ChangesMemory corruption and sync reporting
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In `@app/src/lib/i18n/es.ts`:
- Line 583: Update the Spanish translation for the `sync.status.partial` key to
use the complete partial-sync message “Obtenido, pero no se pudo indexar en
memoria”.
Apply the same fix in `@app/src/lib/i18n/pt.ts` at line 579: Covered by the
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Apply the same fix in `@app/src/lib/i18n/zh-CN.ts` at line 541: Covered by the
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In `@src/openhuman/agent/harness/archivist/tree_ingest.rs`:
- Around line 187-198: Remove the notice_corrupt_store_once call from the
archivist tree-ingest corruption fallback while retaining the existing
tracing::error log and corruption detection. Let
MemoryEvent::StoreCorruptQuarantined publish the user notice after quarantine
completes, avoiding duplicate durable notices.
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- Line 1: Align the vendor/tinymemory gitlink with a released revision that
includes PR `#107`, updating registry and release pins consistently; otherwise
keep it pinned to the existing released v1.12.0 revision rather than the
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…fix) Moves the four pins that must travel together: the vendor/tinymemory gitlink to the v1.13.0 tag commit, `modules/registry.rs` (version, release_url, all 11 per-platform digests from the release's checksum.toml), the four workflow `memory_version`/`memory_sha256` pairs, and `ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES_PIN`. The capability surface is unchanged between v1.12.0 and v1.13.0 (empty diff on capabilities.rs and the module's lib.rs), so the advertised family list stays as it was. This is what makes the shipped module carry the corruption handling from tinyhumansai/tinymemory#107; the host arms in this PR were dormant against the v1.12.0 artifact.
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The module derived `workspace_dir/config.toml` for its source registry — a file no host writes — so every host-registered source answered `NotFound` on a per-source sync (the openhuman#5820 strand, reproduced on a healthy store). The paired tinymemory change reads `config_path` from the module config; this sends it. Additive: the currently pinned module ignores the field, and the gitlink stays on the released tag until the fix ships.
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…uccess toast Codex review on tinyhumansai#5823: the RPC gained `sync_failed` / `sync_errors` but the desktop never read them — the service dropped the fields, the controller schema omitted them, and the registry showed the success toast whenever the call resolved, so the incident's "every trigger failed" still read as "All In succeeded". Now the schema declares both fields, the service normalises them (older cores omit them → 0 / []), and the toast is a verdict from the counts: every trigger failing is an error carrying the first reason, a partial start is a warning naming both counts, and only a clean sweep is a success. Strings in all 14 locales.
Codex review on tinyhumansai#5823: the corrupt-store notice rode a transient web-channel broadcast with no replay, so a quarantine from the boot-time integrity check fired before the renderer's socket existed and the only user-facing recovery signal was lost. The core now derives the quarantine from disk in `memory_tree_pipeline_status` — the newest `memory_tree/chunks.db.corrupt-<ts>`, with `resynced` = a chunk landed after it — so it survives restarts and any missed broadcast. The shell polls that every 60s from the notices hook (`useMemoryQuarantinePoll`), reports it under the same descriptor id as the socket path so the two never stack, and resolves the entry once the store has been re-synced; the Brain panel's faster poll retires it as soon as the first chunk lands. Memory notes record the registry-path root cause found alongside.
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In `@app/src/components/notices/useMemoryQuarantinePoll.ts`:
- Around line 33-45: Update the polling logic in useMemoryQuarantinePoll so
overlapping tick requests cannot apply stale status responses. Track request
generations or otherwise serialize tick calls, and only invoke
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cancellation handling and continued interval polling.
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- Around line 950-954: Update pipeline_status_rpc so QuarantineStatus.resynced
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… its CTA to Sources Review follow-ups on tinyhumansai#5823 (Codex + CodeRabbit): - `resynced` compared chunk *content* time (a mail's sent_at, a file's modified_at) to the quarantine time, so restored history never retired the notice. It now means "the rebuilt, initially empty store holds a chunk again" (`total_chunks > 0`), read from the same store observation as the chunk tile. - The "Re-sync memory" action landed on Brain's Sync tab, which only shows status and history; the per-source Sync and All In controls are on the Sources tab, so it routes there. - The app-wide poll ignores responses that are not from its latest request, so a delayed `resynced: false` cannot re-open a notice a newer response retired. - The NoticeCenter tests mock the poll, which needs CoreStateProvider.
…e quarantines Seen live while testing tinyhumansai#5820: the module quarantined and rebuilt a corrupt `chunks.db`, the sync reported the truth and the notice fired — but every in-process read (`sources::status`, which still runs on this process's own engine copy) kept failing with `database disk image is malformed`, because the host's connection cache still pointed at the old inode. The module and the host each hold their own cache. `RuntimeCallbacks::publish_event` now resets the in-process chunk store on `StoreCorruptQuarantined` before the event is mapped, via the engine's own recovery entry point (init lock, drop cached handle, `quick_check` on the rebuilt file, reopen) — best-effort and logged. Unit test pins that it never quarantines a healthy or absent store.
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…e registry) Second re-pin of this PR, same five sites plus both Cargo.locks: the vendor/tinymemory gitlink to the v1.13.1 tag commit, `modules/registry.rs` (version, release_url, all 11 digests from the release's checksum.toml), the four workflow `memory_version`/`memory_sha256` pairs, and `ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES_PIN`. The capability surface is unchanged since v1.12.0 (empty diff on capabilities.rs and the module's lib.rs). v1.13.1 carries tinyhumansai/tinymemory#109: the module now reads the `config_path` this host sends instead of an invented `workspace_dir/config.toml`, so per-source sync no longer answers `no memory source registered as src_…` — the strand in tinyhumansai#5820.
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…ublish the policy in two raw cases Re-pin to v1.13.2, which carries both halves this branch needs from the module: tinymemory#111 (the `Embed` wire-order fix, so module-mode embeddings work at all) and tinymemory#110 (the `Scoring` family). Registry version, release URL and all eleven digests, the four workflow pins, the gitlink and both Cargo.locks move together; `ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES_PIN` moves with them. tinymemory#110 added a contract family, and the pin's own invariant is that the advertised set equals the whole contract because every family has a host accessor. So the driver now forwards `MemoryScoring` (`ExtractEntities`, `EmbedText`, `EmbedderSlug`) and advertises `Capability::Scoring`; the forwarder is written in the same shape as the one in tinyhumansai#5825 (which pins the wrong release for it, see the note there) so the two reconcile on rebase. `tinymemory-bus` becomes a direct dependency for the method-name constants, `every_capability_family_is_accounted_for_in_the_rpc_surface` gains the `Scoring => false` arm (no controller is gated on it yet), and a new test pins that advertising and the accessor landed together. Two more raw-coverage cases publish the module boot policy from their own config, the recipe the first one in this branch documents: the slack sync status case in `memory_sync_tree_round21` (its rows are read through the driver and were skipped as unreadable) and the chunk-read case in `memory_tree_sync_deep`. Both fail identically on `main` but only surface on PRs that touch workflow files, which every module re-pin does. Verified locally with the CI feature set and `TINYMEMORY_TEST_MODULE`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ufhq47VCos7Tw9zCyYEXmR
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…ed workspace for the driver-routed raw cases CI Lite on the re-pin surfaced two more things the v1.13.2 contract needs. Four lib tests: the memory guard wrapper, the core subsystem driver's capability-string map and the ops provider status all enumerate the contract families, and `Scoring` was missing from each. Mirrored here in the same shape as tinyhumansai#5825 (a `GuardedScoring` family, `scoring` in the string map, the status count) so the two branches reconcile on rebase. `memory_threads_raw_coverage_e2e`: six cases read or write through the bound memory driver, and two of them published the module boot policy from their own `TempDir`. The policy is first-call-wins and the module captures its workspace at load, so whichever case published first bound the module to a directory that was deleted when that case returned; every later read answered from the dead store (0 rows where the case had just seeded 1), and the disabled-source check never saw the registry the case had written. The module now shares one leaked workspace the way `tests/json_rpc_e2e.rs` does: `module_workspace` publishes the policy once, with `config_path` beside it (`Config::default()` names the developer's real `~/.openhuman/config.toml`) and embeddings off; cases point their config and `OPENHUMAN_WORKSPACE` at it, wipe the shared rows (never the file: the module holds its connection open) before counting, seed `has_embedding` through the embeddings table rather than the legacy column, persist the entries a driver-run sync resolves by id, and bind the process-global memory client to the same workspace for the in-process folder pipeline. `sync_rpc` refuses a disabled source again. The check lived in `sources::sync::sync_source` and the periodic loop; the driver's `run_source_sync` runs whatever id it is handed, so the RPC behind the Sync button, its third caller, gates on the registry entry with the same words. Verified locally with the CI feature set, `RUST_MIN_STACK=64M` and `TINYMEMORY_TEST_MODULE`: memory_threads 35/35, the guard/driver/ops/module suites 115/115, `memory::sources::rpc` 19/19, clippy clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ufhq47VCos7Tw9zCyYEXmR
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In `@app/src/services/memorySourcesService.ts`:
- Line 180: The active-transport path in callCoreRpc must enforce the supplied
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In `@tests/raw_coverage/memory_threads_raw_coverage_e2e.rs`:
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…lise the last shared-store case Two CodeRabbit findings on the previous head. `callCoreRpc` handed a caller's `timeoutMs` to its own fetch path only. When an active transport is set (tunnel, LAN, cloud) the call went to `transport.call(method, params)` and the budget was dropped, so the 10-minute allowance for a memory source sync applied on localhost and nowhere else. The `CoreTransport` contract now takes `timeoutMs` in its call options, each of the four transports applies it in place of its constructor default for that one call (message and timer both), and the client forwards the clamped value only when a caller supplied one, so a transport keeps its own default for ordinary calls rather than inheriting the local client's. One case per transport pins the override; three client cases pin forwarding, clamping and the no-budget path. `memory_read_rpc_score_index_and_summary_helpers_cover_dashboard_paths` was the one shared-store case in `memory_threads` without `env_lock`; under a parallel run another case's wipe could empty its rows before the reads. It takes the lock like the rest. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ufhq47VCos7Tw9zCyYEXmR
… case The last red in the FULL coverage lane. `memory_tree_ingest_feeds_memory_sync_status` ingests over the HTTP router, which writes through the bound memory driver; under the `modules` gate that is the loaded tinymemory artifact, and it resolves its config from the process-wide boot policy this harness never published, so the RPC answered "the module host policy was never published". The case publishes it from the config the harness wrote (HOME is the harness tempdir, so this names its workspace and its registry file). It is the only case in the binary that reaches the driver, so first-call-wins has nothing to contend with. 10/10 locally with the module loaded. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ufhq47VCos7Tw9zCyYEXmR
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Summary
chunks.dbis now one policy in the vendored tinymemory (Treat a corrupt chunk store as fatal, visible, and recoverable tinymemory#107): every detector (queue worker, both tree-ingest sinks, reconcile, and a newquick_checkat queue start) classifies the same way, aborts the run, reports once, quarantines + rebuilds, and publishesMemoryEvent::StoreCorruptQuarantinednaming the preserved file.Failedwith additivetree_ingest_failures/tree_errorfields. Sync History renders that as an amber ⚠ partial state with the core's reason as the tooltip.memory_store_corrupt, with a "Re-sync memory" CTA to Brain's sync tab; the quarantined path and a.recoverhint are logged host-side.memory_sources_apply_all_inaggregates trigger failures (sync_failed,sync_errors) instead of answering a clean success withsync_triggered: 0.Problem
#5820: a user's memory tree was corrupt for at least 34 minutes while the Sync History UI showed successful syncs (Gmail 250, GitHub 979). Every tree ingest failed with
database disk image is malformedand was logged atWRNas "non-fatal"; the audit line had already been stampedsuccess: truebefore the tree half ran. Ten hours later the job-claim path hit the same damage, treated it as fatal, quarantined the DB, and left the user with an empty tree, failing syncs, and no explanation, while 172 MB of their indexed memory sat preserved on disk with nothing mentioning it. The corruption cause was fixed in #5725; this fixes the reporting and the recovery UX.Solution
Vendored tinymemory (submodule → tinyhumansai/tinymemory#107): a
corruptionmodule owns classification (is_sqlite_corrupt, chain + text fallback so the flattened ingest boundary still classifies), the shared sink arm (escalate_or_count: tolerate-and-count ordinary failures, abort on corruption), and recovery (report_and_recover: report-once latch,mark_storage_degraded,recover_corrupt_db, event with the quarantined path, degradation cleared once recovery settles).startup_integrity_checkrunsPRAGMA quick_check(1)on a blocking thread atqueue::startso latent pre-#5725 damage surfaces at a defined moment.sources/sync.rsrunscheck_and_rebuild_treebefore the audit and folds its failures plus the sinks' counts through a purerun_verdict.engine::run_source_pipeline_corecarries the count across the engine-type boundary (tinycortex'sSyncOutcomeis untouched).Host:
memory/host.rsandmodules/memory_host.rsgain theStoreCorruptQuarantinedarm (the enum is deliberately exhaustive, so the submodule bump forced them);tree/health/user_error.rsbuilds the metadata-onlyuser_errorpayload, the wire-text classifier, and the once-latch the archivist uses.apply_all_in_rpc's sweep is factored into a closure-driventrigger_enabled_syncsso the aggregation is unit-tested.App:
UserErrorKind 'memory_store_corrupt'+ actionopen_memory_sync(/brain?tab=sync), token-only classification (the SQLite prose is deliberately not promoted, because other domains relay raw logs),SyncAuditEntry.tree_ingest_failures/tree_error, the ⚠ state inSyncAuditPanel, and four i18n keys in all 14 locales.Tradeoffs / decisions:
user_errorstays metadata-only like its siblings; the filesystem path is logged, not sent. The notice text tells the user the file is preserved beside their memory data.duration_mson a successful audit row now includes reconcile time — reconcile is part of the run's truth.no memory source registerederrors could not be reproduced from the code: that registry isconfig.toml-backed, not inchunks.db. The strand is still addressed (durable notice + honestapply_all_inresponse), and the root cause is a follow-up worth its own investigation.sqlite3 .recover, WAL forchunks.db(the issue defers it), tinycortex's own classifier copies.Release gating: the module registry pins a released artifact, so the product-visible half lands when tinymemory ships #107 and the registry is re-pinned. Every host change here is tolerant of the currently pinned module (old rows read with defaults; the event arms are simply dormant).
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user_errorpayload/classifier/latch,trigger_enabled_syncs,classify.test.ts,SyncAuditPanel.test.tsx); the event-sink arms are one-line delegations. Local run: targetedcargo test --lib+pnpm debug unit; CI'sdiff-coveris the authority.N/A: behaviour-only change(no feature row added/removed/renamed)## Related— N/A, no matrix rows touchedN/A: no release-cut surfaceCloses #NNNin the## RelatedsectionImpact
Failedinstead of ✓. One extraquick_checkread ofchunks.dbat queue start, on a blocking thread.--no-verify: the pre-push hook'spnpm rust:checkwas run manually beforehand (clean) after a disk-full false negative; nothing bypassed on the code side.Related
no memory source registered(config registry, notchunks.db); consider automatic.recoverand WAL forchunks.db.AI Authored PR Metadata (required for Codex/Linear PRs)
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fix/5820-memory-corruption-reportingvendor/tinymemory→ 6048582d, Treat a corrupt chunk store as fatal, visible, and recoverable tinymemory#107)Validation Run
pnpm --filter openhuman-app format:check— prettier clean on changed files;cargo fmt --all --checkcleanpnpm typecheck— clean;pnpm lint— 0 errors (84 pre-existing warnings)pnpm debug unit src/components/intelligence/SyncAuditPanel.test.tsx(13 pass),src/lib/userErrors/__tests__/classify.test.ts(17 pass),src/components/notices(16 pass);cargo test --lib -- user_error archivist memory_host memory::sources(all pass); tinymemory workspacecargo test --all-features1905 passGGML_NATIVE=OFF cargo check --manifest-path Cargo.tomlcleanGGML_NATIVE=OFF cargo check --manifest-path app/src-tauri/Cargo.tomlcleanpnpm build,pnpm i18n:check,pnpm i18n:english:check,pnpm i18n:bundle:check— cleanValidation Blocked
command:pnpm i18n:react:checkerror:app/src/pages/WebCallbackPage.tsx:54 [jsx-text] …— fails identically on a cleanupstream/maincheckoutimpact:pre-existing, unrelated to this change; not fixed here to keep the PR focusedBehavior Changes
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run_source_pipelinekeeps its engine-typed signature for existing callers.Duplicate / Superseded PR Handling
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