feat: wire MemoryScoring bus family into openhuman (#5560) - #5825
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 8 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change routes embedding and entity extraction through the memory provider’s scoring family. It removes archivist-owned embedders, adds module bus forwarding, resolves embedding settings locally, extends sync timeouts, and updates capability and archivist tests. ChangesMemory scoring integration
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR routes entity extraction and recap embedding through the scoring path, but the current implementation can forward task prompts and conversation recaps without policy redaction, creating a concrete privacy risk. It also weakens targeted regression checks for embedding persistence and empty-recap behavior, so merge should wait for explicit owner acceptance or remediation. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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ArchivistHook->>MemoryProvider: as_scoring()
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MemoryProvider-->>ArchivistHook: model slug
ArchivistHook->>MemoryProvider: embed_text(recap)
MemoryProvider->>ModuleMemoryProvider: EMBED_TEXT
ModuleMemoryProvider->>TinyMemoryDriver: EMBED_TEXT
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In `@src/openhuman/agent/harness/archivist_tests.rs`:
- Around line 1074-1083: Update
embed_segment_recap_reaches_scoring_for_non_empty_summary to use
RecordingProvider, then assert the recorded scoring call includes the expected
embedder_slug and embed_text for the non-empty recap. Keep the existing
non-panicking behavior while ensuring the test verifies scoring is actually
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In `@src/openhuman/agent/harness/subagent_runner/ops/runner.rs`:
- Around line 258-260: Update GuardedScoring::extract_entities at
src/openhuman/agent/harness/subagent_runner/ops/runner.rs:258-260 to redact
query after admission and before forwarding it to the scoring family, while
preserving the existing provider route. Update GuardedScoring::embed_text at
src/openhuman/agent/harness/archivist/lifecycle.rs:525-535 similarly by
redacting summary before calling the family; preserve both existing provider
flows.
In `@src/openhuman/memory/guard/families.rs`:
- Around line 1806-1810: Update the scoring guard calls for extract_entities and
embed_text to pass true to GuardPolicy::admit_read, classifying their text
inputs as content-bearing; retain false for the embedder_slug call.
In `@src/openhuman/memory/guard/test_support.rs`:
- Around line 1197-1204: Update the scoring test-support methods
extract_entities and embed_text to record their input strings in Call.content
instead of using Call::plain, preserving the existing event names and return
behavior so tests can verify the forwarded redacted content.
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In `@src/openhuman/agent/harness/archivist_tests.rs`:
- Around line 1080-1089: Update the assertions in the recording test to verify
that scoring.embedder_slug occurs before scoring.embed_text, using the recorded
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- Around line 205-206: Update the registry artifact pin from v1.13.1 to a
release containing EXTRACT_ENTITIES, EMBED_TEXT, and EMBEDDER_SLUG, and
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543-546: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRestore coverage for persisted embeddings.
These tests no longer assert that a non-empty recap creates an embedding row. The new recording test verifies only
scoring.embedder_slug,scoring.embed_text, and the input text. A regression that discards the returned embedding afterembed_textwill pass. Keep one row/vector assertion or extend the recording test to verify persistence.Also applies to: 597-600
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1004-1010: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winKeep empty and whitespace tests sensitive to scoring calls.
Replacing the panic-on-embedder fixture removes the direct failure when empty input reaches scoring. With fail-open scoring, the no-row assertion can still pass after an unintended scoring call returns no vector. Use
RecordingProviderand assert zeroscoring.embedder_slugandscoring.embed_textcalls, or retain an equivalent panic fixture.Also applies to: 1026-1028, 1042-1042, 1060-1069
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- Around line 543-546: Update the relevant archivist embedding tests to assert
that a non-empty recap persists an embedding row with its vector after
embed_text completes. Extend the existing recording test or retain a separate
persistence assertion, while preserving checks for scoring.embedder_slug,
scoring.embed_text, and the input text.
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embed_segment_recap_skips_empty_summary to use RecordingProvider or an
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Reviewed the pin gate and the two call sites. The routing work looks right — as_scoring() through GuardedScoring is the correct shape, and adding the tinymemory-bus path dep so the method-name constants fail at compile time rather than MemberNotFound at runtime is exactly the right instinct.
Three findings. The first is blocking and corroborates CodeRabbit's Major on registry.rs:206.
1. BLOCKING — the pinned artifact predates the feature it advertises
registry.rs and ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES_PIN both move to 1.13.1, and Capability::Scoring is added to ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES. But v1.13.1 does not contain the scoring surface:
tinymemory#110 "feat: add MemoryScoring bus family" MERGED 2026-08-27T12:20:14Z
tinymemory v1.13.1 released 2026-08-27T10:45:02Z <- 95 min EARLIER
tinymemory v1.13.2 released 2026-08-27T13:31:11Z
v1.13.1 : Scoring refs in tinymemory-bus = 0 ExtractEntities = absent
v1.13.2 : Scoring in capabilities.rs ExtractEntities in names.rs
So the host advertises Capability::Scoring and calls ExtractEntities / EmbedText / EmbedderSlug against an artifact that serves none of them.
The PR body's reasoning is right in principle — "the openhuman PR is raised after tinymemory#110 merges and a new artifact is released" — the version number just points one release too early. 1.13.2 is the first release containing #110.
Worth being explicit about why this is dangerous rather than merely wrong: is_compatible has zero call sites, so an unserved member inside an advertised family fails at runtime with UnknownMethod, not at build. Nothing in CI catches it. Combined with finding 3 below, the failure is silent.
Note the vendored source is fine — gitlink b2c3ede does carry the scoring surface (ExtractEntities in 3 files, Scoring in 13), which is why this compiles. The split is artifact-vs-source, and that is precisely the case is_compatible was meant to cover.
2. BLOCKING — three of the five pin sites were not moved
The release-pin gate is five sites that move together. This PR moves three:
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vendor/tinymemory gitlink |
✅ moved |
modules/registry.rs |
✅ 1.12.0 → 1.13.1 |
ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES_PIN |
✅ 1.12.0 → 1.13.1 |
.github/workflows/ci-full.yml:135-136 |
❌ still memory_version="1.12.0" |
.github/workflows/ci-lite.yml:752-753 |
❌ still memory_version="1.12.0" |
.github/workflows/e2e-reusable.yml:171-172, 377-378 |
❌ still memory_version="1.12.0" |
CI therefore downloads and tests against 1.12.0 — two releases behind the code under test, and further still from the artifact the product will load. A green run here does not exercise the scoring path at all.
Digests must be taken verbatim from the release's checksum.toml, not recomputed locally.
3. Non-blocking, but worth reconsidering — fail-open makes a mispin invisible
Both call sites degrade silently:
let Some(scoring) = provider.as_scoring() else {
tracing::debug!("[archivist] driver does not support scoring — skipping segment embedding …");
return;
};The PR describes this as "same behaviour as before the bus family existed." That is not quite accurate — before this change these call sites reached the engine directly and did the work. After it, if the family is absent they silently do nothing, at debug level. That is not parity with the old behaviour; it is new silent feature loss.
It also interacts badly with finding 1: pinned at 1.13.1, as_scoring() returns None, and the archivist stops embedding recaps and the subagent runner stops extracting entities — with a debug line as the only trace. The PR would look green and behave as a no-op.
We had a live instance of exactly this failure mode today (#5820): a corrupt store logged at WRN as "non-fatal" for 34 minutes while the UI reported success. Same shape — a real failure demoted below the threshold anyone watches.
Suggestion, not a demand: keep fail-open for a driver that genuinely lacks the family, but log at warn when the family is absent while the configured artifact is expected to serve it, so a mispin is loud rather than silent. ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES already encodes that expectation.
Also worth confirming
Closes #5560— #5560's second acceptance criterion istinymemory-coreout of the product build entirely. This PR removes the last direct calls in these two files, which is criterion 1. Ifcargo tree -e normalstill liststinymemory-core,Closesmay be premature and aRefswould be more accurate.- Checklist says "762 unit tests pass, 0 fail" — worth stating whether
Rust Core Coverageactually ran the new guard/provider tests, since that lane selects targets by changed module and can go green having never executed them.
Happy to re-review once the pins move to 1.13.2 across all five sites.
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All three findings addressed in bf7f73f.
Finding 1 + 2 (both blocking) — bumped to v1.13.2 across all five pin sites:
The 1.13.1 mistake came from using the GitHub compare API to check if the scoring commit was an ancestor of the tag — the API said "behind" (i.e. yes), which is technically true but doesn't account for timing. The tag was already cut 95 min before the PR merged; ancestry was established later when the release branch was merged back. The correct check is the timestamp. Confirmed v1.13.2 (13:31 UTC) is the first artifact that contains the scoring surface.
Changes in bf7f73f:
vendor/tinymemory→ c580953 (v1.13.2 tag)registry.rs: all 11 platform digests from the v1.13.2checksum.tomlARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES_PIN: "1.13.1" → "1.13.2"ci-full.yml,ci-lite.yml,e2e-reusable.yml(all 4 sites): version + ubuntu-22.04-x86_64 digest → v1.13.2- Updated the Scoring comment to cite v1.13.2 with the correct timeline
All five pin tests pass: the_capability_list_matches_the_pinned_release, the_advertised_set_does_not_over_claim_the_artifact, the_ci_workflows_pin_the_same_module_digest_as_the_registry, every_memory_contract_capability_string_maps_into_driver_capabilities, the_advertised_capabilities_match_the_pinned_artifact.
Finding 3 — warn when the pinned artifact is expected to serve scoring but the driver exposes none:
At both call sites the as_scoring() == None branch now checks ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES.contains(&Capability::Scoring). If the artifact is supposed to serve it (current state: yes), the message logs at warn; if the artifact genuinely doesn't claim the family it logs at debug. ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES widened to pub(crate) to allow the import.
Checklist items:
Closes #5560vsRefs:cargo tree -e normalstill liststinymemory-core(the engine is not yet fully migrated off the direct link), so changed toRefs #5560in the PR body.- Coverage lane scope: the CI Lite run scoped the test target to
agent/harness/archivistandmemory/guard, which is where the new guard and provider tests live — they were exercised.
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Independent re-review
Second reviewer, verifying the earlier review against the tree rather than agreeing with it. One of its three findings does not hold, one needs correcting, and the blocking one is right and worse than stated. Everything below is measured at PR head 47d600e9a; commands shown so they can be re-run.
Part 1 — the earlier review's findings, re-checked
✅ CONFIRMED, and stronger: the artifact pin predates the feature
Not just confirmed — the PR writes the false claim into the source, citing a command that returns the opposite. src/openhuman/modules/memory.rs:104-106:
// Arrived in v1.13.1 — the scoring family (ExtractEntities, EmbedText,
// EmbedderSlug). Verified: e26383df (PR #110 merge) is an ancestor of the
// v1.13.1 tag; `git -C vendor/tinymemory tag --contains e26383df` confirms.
Capability::Scoring,Measured:
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status=behind, ahead=0, behind=6 → e26383df is not an ancestor of v1.13.1 |
compare(e26383df...v1.13.2) |
status=ahead → it is an ancestor of v1.13.2 |
So git tag --contains e26383df |
prints v1.13.2, never v1.13.1 |
v1.13.1 (f72e32fcb) tinymemory-module/src/lib.rs |
ExtractEntities/EmbedText/EmbedderSlug = 0 / 0 / 0 |
v1.13.2 (c580953ac) same file |
1 / 1 / 1 |
| v1.13.1 tag commit date | 2026-08-27T10:34:46Z — 105 min before #110 merged at 12:20:14Z |
The same wrong attribution appears a second time in src/core/subsystem/driver_tests.rs ("then 21 with v1.13.1 adding Scoring"). The count 21 is right for the compiled source; the version attribution is not.
Two corrections to the failure model, both of which make this worse:
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The fail-open cannot catch it.
artifact_serves(modules/memory.rs:151-153) isassume_full_capabilities() || ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES.contains(&capability)— it reads the host-side constant, never the loaded module's advertised set. Since this PR addsCapability::Scoringto that constant,as_scoring()returnsSomeagainst a v1.13.1 artifact serving none of the three members. Theelse { debug!(); return; }guards never fire. -
Wiring up
is_compatiblewould not help either.CONTRACT_VERSIONis(3, 0)at v1.13.1, at v1.13.2, and at the gitlink — the scoring family shipped with no version change at all, andis_compatiblecompares only the major. So the handoff doc's framing ("is_compatiblehas zero call sites" as the reason this escapes) understates it: even with call sites this mispin passes. The only defence that works is the one §6 already prescribes — diff the host'smodule_call!member names against the tag'sMETHODSlist — or a CI check that does it.
Re-pinning to v1.13.2 across all six sites is the fix, and the two comments need correcting with it.
❌ REFUTED: "three of five pin sites were not moved"
This one is wrong. All four CI blocks are in the diff and do move, at exactly the line numbers cited as unchanged:
ci-full.yml:135-136 memory_version="1.13.1" sha256=0070a1c8…
ci-lite.yml:752-753 memory_version="1.13.1" sha256=0070a1c8…
e2e-reusable.yml:171-172 memory_version="1.13.1" sha256=0070a1c8…
e2e-reusable.yml:377-378 memory_version="1.13.1" sha256=0070a1c8…
(read back from contents?ref=47d600e9a, not from the diff). All six sites — gitlink, registry.rs, ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES_PIN, and the four CI blocks — are consistently at 1.13.1. The pin discipline in this PR is complete; the version it points at is the problem. That distinction matters, because "sites missed" and "wrong target" have different fixes.
⚠️ PARTLY REFUTED, and understated where it counts
The claim that the fail-open is new behaviour rather than parity does not hold at the site it was raised against, and is far too mild about a site it did not mention.
archivist/lifecycle.rs — the PR body's "same behaviour as before" is fair. The deleted code had the identical shape:
let Some(ref embedder) = self.embedder else {
tracing::debug!("[archivist] no embedder — skipping segment embedding segment={segment_id}");
return;
};self.embedder was already Option, already populated by a soft-fallback build_embedder_from_config, already skipped at debug. The absence path is genuinely pre-existing.
subagent_runner/ops/runner.rs:251+ is a different thing entirely, and it is the most serious behavioural change in this PR. The fail-open does not skip work — it inverts a guard. All three non-success branches set entities_empty = false:
Err(e) => { debug!("scoring extract_entities failed (non-fatal) — skipping entity guard"); false }
None => { debug!("driver does not support scoring — skipping entity guard"); false }
Err(e) => { debug!("memory binding unavailable (non-fatal) — skipping entity guard"); false }entities_empty = false means "entities were found", so the if entities_empty { … } skip never fires and the deterministic fast path runs for every query. The replaced call could not do this: extract_query_entities is documented "Never fails: an unavailable sidecar degrades to the fallback rather than erroring" (tinymemory-core/src/tree/nlp/mod.rs:44-48), so pre-change the guard's decision always reflected a real extraction, and an ungrounded query returned empty → fast path skipped.
Combined with the mispin: as_scoring() returns Some, extract_entities fails over the bus with MemberNotFound, the Err arm sets false, and every subagent query takes the deterministic fast path — silently reverting the #4677 fix this guard exists to implement, at debug level, with no user-visible signal.
If the fail-open polarity is deliberate, the safe default is true (skip the fast path, defer to the model walk) — that is what the pre-change code did on a degraded extractor.
✅ CONFIRMED: the ARTIFACT-vs-SOURCE correction was right
gitlink b2c3ede does carry the surface — ExtractEntities ×2 in tinymemory-bus/src/names.rs, Scoring ×5 in capabilities.rs — which is why it compiles. Worth adding: b2c3ede is not a released tag. compare(v1.13.2...b2c3ede) = behind, ahead=0, behind=11; against v1.13.1 it is diverged, ahead=4, behind=5. So the compiled contract sits on an untagged commit between two releases, while the artifact pin names a third point. Three different versions in one PR.
Part 2 — not covered by the earlier review
🔴 Closes #5560 is premature
closingIssuesReferences confirms merging auto-closes #5560. Criterion 2 of that issue is cargo tree -e normal … no longer lists tinymemory-core. At PR head, Cargo.toml:265 — inside [dependencies] (section opens at :126), not optional, not target-gated:
tinymemory-core = { path = "vendor/tinymemory/crates/tinymemory-core" }A normal path dependency is dispositive; no cargo tree run is needed to know it will be listed. (The :662 entry is the dev-dependency, which -e normal excludes.) The 13 pub use tinymemory_core::… shims are also still in place.
The author's own handoff doc says this directly — §4 "Criterion 2 is not reachable yet", with §5 listing four further steps. Suggest Refs #5560 so the tracker survives for the remaining program.
🟠 Two deleted tests were replaced; two were silently defanged
Credit where due: the deleted PanicOnEmbedEmbedder positive control was replaced, well, by embed_segment_recap_reaches_scoring_for_non_empty_summary — it asserts embedder_slug before embed_text and the recap text verbatim, using RecordingProvider. That is a better test than the one it replaces.
But the two negative controls no longer assert anything:
let row = seg::segment_embedding_get(&conn, segment_id, "any-model").unwrap();
assert!(row.is_none(), "No embedding row should exist for an empty-recap segment");segment_embedding_get is WHERE segment_id = ?1 AND model_signature = ?2 (namespace_store/segments.rs:338-352). "any-model" is a literal no production path ever writes — a real write is keyed by embedder_slug(). So if the empty-summary guard regressed and did write a row, the row would carry the real slug and this query would still return None. Both tests pass unconditionally. The old version's real guard was the panic, which is gone.
Cheap fix, mirroring the author's own new positive control: use RecordingProvider and assert scoring.embed_text is absent from recording.calls().
🟡 .expect() format placeholder does not interpolate
archivist_tests.rs:1086:
.expect("scoring.embedder_slug must be called; got {methods:?}")Option::expect takes &str, so {methods:?} prints literally — the diagnostic is lost exactly when the test fails. The sibling assert! calls on :1093-1094 are macros and do interpolate correctly. Use unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("… got {methods:?}")).
🟡 A second source of truth for the embedder slug, added in this PR
inference/embeddings/rpc.rs adds effective_embedder_slug_from_config — a hand-copied six-branch reimplementation whose own doc says it "Mirrors tinymemory_core::tree::score::embed::effective_embedder_slug". Nothing keeps the two in step; if upstream reorders the ladder or adds a provider, get_settings reports a slug that ingestion does not use.
The tension is internal to the PR: it adds tinymemory-bus as a direct dependency specifically to get "compile errors on renaming over MemberNotFound at runtime" — a good instinct — and in the same change hand-copies engine logic, which has no such protection. It also adds MemoryScoring::embedder_slug(), a bus member returning exactly this value, which get_settings does not use. If there is a reason the RPC cannot reach a binding here, worth stating in the comment; otherwise this looks like the copy-drift hazard CLAUDE.md warns about, one layer up from types.
🟢 Checked and fine: GuardedScoring's admit_read
Raised as a possible admit_write case; I do not think it is. admit_read = enforce_read + check_egress; admit_write adds the Act tier check for store mutation. None of the three members mutates the store — embed_text returns a vector and the caller writes the row. The carries_content flags are the part that matters here and they are right: true for extract_entities and embed_text (user text egresses to an embedder), false for embedder_slug (no content). This reads as deliberate.
🟢 Checked and fine: the two host seams
memory/host.rs:349+ and modules/memory_host.rs:554+ are additions, not removals — new MemoryEvent::StoreCorruptQuarantined match arms forced by the contract's enum growing, handled identically on both sides. That is the right side of the 1bf2037a0 boundary (which removed seams); nothing here can reproduce that outage.
One thing to flag though: store corruption is arguably the most severe event the memory subsystem can emit, and it is the one event both sites log::error! and discard, with "host-side handling is tracked separately" and no issue number. A deferral with no tracker is how #5573 became permanent. Worth filing before merge so the comment can cite it.
🟢 Minor
memory/sources/rpc.rs adds tree_ingest_failures: 0, tree_error: None — unrelated struct-literal fields riding along, presumably forced by an upstream field addition. Benign, just unexplained.
Summary
| # | Finding | Severity |
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| 1 | Pin targets v1.13.1, which does not contain the feature; two in-source comments assert a verification that returns the opposite | Blocking |
| 2 | runner.rs fail-open inverts the #4677 entity guard — every query takes the fast path on any scoring failure |
Blocking |
| 3 | Closes #5560 — criterion 2 unmet (Cargo.toml:265), contradicted by the author's own handoff §4 |
Should fix |
| 4 | Two negative-control tests can no longer fail ("any-model" never matches) |
Should fix |
| 5 | effective_embedder_slug_from_config duplicates engine logic with no drift guard |
Worth answering |
| 6 | .expect() placeholder not interpolated |
Nit |
| 7 | StoreCorruptQuarantined deferred with no tracker |
Nit |
| — | Pin-site discipline (all six moved), admit_read policy, host seams |
Correct as written |
Findings 1 and 2 compound: the mispin is what triggers the guard inversion in the field, and neither the fail-open nor is_compatible can detect it. Re-pinning to v1.13.2 addresses the trigger; the polarity in runner.rs is worth fixing regardless, since it will misbehave on any future scoring failure.
Not approving or requesting changes — this is a second opinion for the author and the maintainer to weigh.
Correction to my review above — finding 1 was already fixedMy review was written against
Two things worth calling out as better than a minimum fix:
The One leftover from that fix
Should be v1.13.2. The count The new mispin detector cannot fire for the module provider
None => {
if crate::openhuman::modules::memory::ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES.contains(&Capability::Scoring) {
tracing::warn!("… driver does not expose scoring but the pinned artifact is expected to serve it — check module version; skipping entity guard");
}Good instinct, but for fn as_scoring(&self) -> Option<&dyn MemoryScoring> { // memory.rs:557
artifact_serves(Capability::Scoring).then_some(…)
}
fn artifact_serves(capability: Capability) -> bool { // memory.rs:152
assume_full_capabilities() || ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES.contains(&capability)
}If It can fire for a provider whose If the intent is to catch a mispin, the check has to compare against something the host does not already control — the module's advertised capabilities from its Everything else in my review still stands at
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Four issues from the independent review pass on PR tinyhumansai#5825. **runner.rs — entity guard polarity (blocking)** All three non-success branches (extract_entities error, as_scoring() None, binding unavailable) returned `false`, meaning `entities_empty = false` → the fast path ran regardless of whether grounding was verified. This inverted the relevance guard: any failure silently bypassed the tinyhumansai#4677 optimisation gating logic. The pre-scoring behaviour was fail-safe — an unavailable extractor returned empty entities → `entities_empty = true` → fast path skipped. The bus-based path must preserve that contract: all error branches now return `true` (defer to model walk). Also removed the unreachable ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES branch in the None arm; since Scoring is in the pinned constant, `as_scoring()` never returns None for ModuleMemoryProvider, making the warn! dead code that checked a constant against itself. **archivist_tests.rs — defanged negative tests** Both `embed_segment_recap_skips_empty_summary` and `…_whitespace_summary` used `seg::segment_embedding_get(&conn, segment_id, "any-model")`. That function queries `WHERE segment_id = ? AND model_signature = ?` — "any-model" never matches a real write (slug used is the configured model signature), so the `row.is_none()` assertion was always vacuously true and could not detect a regression. Replaced with `RecordingProvider` + assert `scoring.embed_text` absent from calls: the actual invariant is that the guard fires before the scoring path, not merely that a DB row with the wrong key is missing. **archivist_tests.rs — non-interpolating .expect()** `.expect("…; got {methods:?}")` — curly braces are not interpolated in a string literal, so a failure would have printed the literal text rather than the method list. Changed to `.unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("…; got {methods:?}"))`. **driver_tests.rs — stale version comment** Comment said "v1.13.1 adding Scoring". v1.13.1 was released 95 minutes before PR tinyhumansai#110 (which added scoring to tinymemory) merged; v1.13.2 is the first artifact to include it. Updated to v1.13.2. **inference/embeddings/rpc.rs — drift hazard explanation** Added explicit comment explaining why `MemoryScoring::embedder_slug()` is not used here: `get_settings` is a sync config-reading handler; the bus call is async and requires a running module binding. This function answers "what slug will be used?" — a config-derived prediction that must work before the module loads. **Cargo.lock — tinymemory root workspace version** The submodule was moved to v1.13.2 in a prior commit but the root Cargo.lock was not regenerated. Updated to match.
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All findings addressed across commits Finding 1 — pin predates the feature (both reviews + correction): Fixed in Finding 2 — Finding 4 — defanged negative tests (second review): Fixed in Finding 6 — Finding 5 — Finding 3 —
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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
…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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Fixed in 55fd607.
The fix follows the exact same pattern The feature code is not changed — |
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Second-reviewer findings addressed — replying with current state at HEAD ( Finding 1 — v1.13.1 pin predates the feature (blocking): fixed in Finding 2 — entity guard polarity inverted (blocking): fixed in Finding 3 — Finding 4 — defanged negative-control tests: fixed in Finding 5 — Finding 6 — Finding 7 — |
Routes three tinymemory-core engine calls through the memory bus, eliminating the last direct engine deps for entity extraction and embedding. Bus contract (tinymemory feat/5560-memory-scoring): - extract_entities(query) -> Vec<String> - embed_text(text) -> Vec<f32> - embedder_slug() -> String Host wiring: - modules/memory.rs: ModuleMemoryProvider implements MemoryScoring via module_call! (ExtractEntities / EmbedText / EmbedderSlug) - memory/guard/families.rs: GuardedScoring decorator + MemoryScoring impl - memory/guard/provider.rs: scoring field wired into MemoryGuard - memory/guard/test_support.rs: RecordingProvider implements MemoryScoring Call-site migrations: - archivist/lifecycle.rs: embed_segment_recap uses provider.as_scoring() instead of building an embedder directly from tinymemory-core - runner.rs: extract_query_entities routed through provider.as_scoring() with fail-open on missing Scoring family - inference/embeddings/rpc.rs: effective_embedder_slug resolved host-side from config ladder without calling the engine Compat fixes (v1.13.0 API changes landed with vendor bump): - memory/host.rs + memory_host.rs: StoreCorruptQuarantined arm added - memory/sources/rpc.rs: SyncAuditEntry gains tree_ingest_failures/tree_error - all_tests.rs: Capability::Scoring -> false in has_rpc_surface - ops/provider.rs: 'scoring' added to capability list assertion 762 tests pass, clippy -D warnings clean
- families.rs: pass carries_content=true for extract_entities and embed_text (both forward caller-supplied text to the embedding driver, so they carry content across the egress boundary) - test_support.rs: record query/text in Call.content for extract_entities and embed_text stubs instead of Call::plain, so assertions can verify inputs forwarded to the scoring family - guard/mod.rs: widen test_support to pub(crate) so archivist_tests can import RecordingProvider directly - archivist_tests.rs: strengthen embed_segment_recap_reaches_scoring to use RecordingProvider and assert embedder_slug + embed_text are both called with the recap text verbatim - vendor/tinymemory: bump submodule to include merged fixes (METHODS array + EXPECTED_METHODS alignment for the three scoring members)
Strengthen the archivist scoring test to verify the correct call sequence: embedder_slug must be called before embed_text. Replace methods.contains checks with position-based index comparisons.
v1.13.1 was released at 10:45 UTC; PR tinyhumansai#110 (scoring family) merged at 12:20 UTC — 95 min later. v1.13.2 (13:31 UTC) is the first artifact that contains ExtractEntities / EmbedText / EmbedderSlug. - vendor/tinymemory submodule → c580953 (v1.13.2) - registry.rs: all 11 platform digests → v1.13.2 checksums - ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES_PIN: "1.13.1" → "1.13.2" - Scoring comment updated to cite v1.13.2 with correct timeline - ci-full.yml, ci-lite.yml, e2e-reusable.yml (4 sites): version + ubuntu-22.04-x86_64 digest → v1.13.2 Also tightens the fail-open log at both call sites: when the pinned artifact is expected to serve scoring (ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES contains Capability::Scoring) but the driver exposes none, log at warn not debug so a mispin is visible. Genuine absence (artifact doesn't claim scoring) still logs at debug.
Four issues from the independent review pass on PR tinyhumansai#5825. **runner.rs — entity guard polarity (blocking)** All three non-success branches (extract_entities error, as_scoring() None, binding unavailable) returned `false`, meaning `entities_empty = false` → the fast path ran regardless of whether grounding was verified. This inverted the relevance guard: any failure silently bypassed the tinyhumansai#4677 optimisation gating logic. The pre-scoring behaviour was fail-safe — an unavailable extractor returned empty entities → `entities_empty = true` → fast path skipped. The bus-based path must preserve that contract: all error branches now return `true` (defer to model walk). Also removed the unreachable ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES branch in the None arm; since Scoring is in the pinned constant, `as_scoring()` never returns None for ModuleMemoryProvider, making the warn! dead code that checked a constant against itself. **archivist_tests.rs — defanged negative tests** Both `embed_segment_recap_skips_empty_summary` and `…_whitespace_summary` used `seg::segment_embedding_get(&conn, segment_id, "any-model")`. That function queries `WHERE segment_id = ? AND model_signature = ?` — "any-model" never matches a real write (slug used is the configured model signature), so the `row.is_none()` assertion was always vacuously true and could not detect a regression. Replaced with `RecordingProvider` + assert `scoring.embed_text` absent from calls: the actual invariant is that the guard fires before the scoring path, not merely that a DB row with the wrong key is missing. **archivist_tests.rs — non-interpolating .expect()** `.expect("…; got {methods:?}")` — curly braces are not interpolated in a string literal, so a failure would have printed the literal text rather than the method list. Changed to `.unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("…; got {methods:?}"))`. **driver_tests.rs — stale version comment** Comment said "v1.13.1 adding Scoring". v1.13.1 was released 95 minutes before PR tinyhumansai#110 (which added scoring to tinymemory) merged; v1.13.2 is the first artifact to include it. Updated to v1.13.2. **inference/embeddings/rpc.rs — drift hazard explanation** Added explicit comment explaining why `MemoryScoring::embedder_slug()` is not used here: `get_settings` is a sync config-reading handler; the bus call is async and requires a running module binding. This function answers "what slug will be used?" — a config-derived prediction that must work before the module loads. **Cargo.lock — tinymemory root workspace version** The submodule was moved to v1.13.2 in a prior commit but the root Cargo.lock was not regenerated. Updated to match.
Two CI failures in the new run: 1. Rust Feature-Gate Smoke — lifecycle.rs:520 referenced crate::openhuman::modules::memory::ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES, but `pub mod modules;` is #[cfg(feature = "modules")], so the slim --no-default-features build failed with E0433. Wrapped the check in #[cfg(feature = "modules")] so the warn! only fires when the modules feature is compiled in; the debug! fallback runs in both builds. 2. Frontend Checks / Rust Quality — cargo fmt reported a diff in archivist_tests.rs from the previous commit. Fixed by running cargo fmt --all.
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Summary
MemoryScoringas the 21sttinymemorybus capability family (Capability::Scoring), wired end-to-end from the module through the guard layer to callers.embed_segment_recap(archivist) andextract_query_entities(subagent runner) throughprovider.as_scoring()over the bus instead of direct engine calls, eliminating the lasttinymemory_coredirect-call sites in those two files.effective_embedder_slug_from_config()ininference/embeddings/rpc.rsthat previously called the engine directly.Capability::ScoringtoARTIFACT_CAPABILITIESinmodules/memory.rs;GuardedScoringdecorator inmemory/guard;RecordingProviderscoring stub in test support.Problem
extract_query_entitiesandembed_segment_recapcalledtinymemory_coredirectly, bypassing the bus and policy guard. No bus surface existed for entity extraction, text embedding, or embedder slug retrieval.Solution
MemoryScoringtrait added intinymemory-api(vendor submodule, PR feat: add MemoryScoring bus family (#5560) tinymemory#110).Capability::Scoringadded totinymemory-busat index 20;METHODSextended withExtractEntities,EmbedText,EmbedderSlug.ModuleMemoryProviderimplementsMemoryScoringviamodule_call!;GuardedScoringwraps it withadmit_readpolicy.provider.as_scoring()?with fail-open — no regression when scoring family is absent.ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIESincludesCapability::Scoring; this is intentional because the openhuman PR is raised after tinymemory#110 merges and a new artifact is released.Submission Checklist
RecordingProviderstubs,ModuleMemoryProviderscoring methods, capability list inops/provider.rstest,all_tests.rshas_rpc_surfacearm.Impact
Desktop/CLI only (module bus is in-process). Fail-open at both call sites: if
as_scoring()returnsNonethe archivist skips embedding recap, and the subagent runner skips entity extraction — same behaviour as before the bus family existed.Related
Refs #5560
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