Audit the memory seam's FacadeRevealed bucket into the real upstream ask (#5560) - #5673
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`FacadeRevealed` meant "nobody has looked at this yet", and 82 of the 107 allowlist entries carried it. Draining it was always the next step; the result is the finding, not the formality: **none of the 82 is `SeamExpressible`.** Every remaining direct engine call is blocked on contract surface the module does not expose, so what is left of tinyhumansai#5560 is upstream work in `tinymemory` rather than a routing pass in this repo. Each entry now names the symbols the file actually reaches for, so the verdict is checkable against the code instead of taken on trust, and the module docs carry the ask grouped by gap rather than by file: - the engine handle itself (~28 files) — `global::{init, client, client_if_ready}`, `store::{UnifiedMemory, MemoryClient, MemoryClientRef}`, `create_memory`; - chunk writes and transactions (~21) — `with_connection`, `upsert_chunks`, `upsert_staged_chunks_tx`, plus `fts5` / `segments` / `profile` / `events` / `content`; - host policy living in the engine crate (~14) — `store::safety::*`, `util::redact`, `source_scope::*`; - the re-embed queue (~8), engine-shaped integration internals (~11), chat / ingest-pipeline / preferences (~12), and the engine-owned types. One of those decides the architecture rather than the schedule. `chunks::store::with_connection` hands the caller a SQLite handle. A contract containing it could only ever be implemented by a SQLite engine, so widening the seam to fit these callers would make the supermemory, mem0 and cognee drivers unimplementable — the property the whole extraction exists to protect. Moving the subsystems behind the bus is the shape that survives; the docs now say so where the next person will read it. Also migrates the two call sites that were naming the engine for a type `tinymemory-core` only re-exports: `MemoryCategory` comes from `tinymemory_api::types` now. A comment claiming those were the engine's type rather than the contract's is corrected — tinyhumansai#18 §A1 moved the memory value types onto the contract precisely so they would not be. The `FacadeRevealed` variant is kept rather than removed, as its own docs instruct: if a re-export facade regrows and hides engine users again, the label for them already exists and already says what it means. Issue tinyhumansai#5560.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds host-owned memory RPC models, updates exports and dependent imports, adds model validation tests, and refines the direct engine reference audit for 82 entries. ChangesMemory boundary audit
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src/openhuman/memory/direct_engine_refs_tests.rs (1)
271-271: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueConsider extracting the repeated reason clauses into shared constants.
Two clauses repeat verbatim across the table: the
MemoryChunksread-only sentence (about 18 times) and the "driver construction belongs tomemory::binding" sentence (about 25 times). If the read family gains a write door, every copy must change.
concat!works in aconsttable, so the shared text can live in one place.♻️ Sketch of the extraction
+const CHUNKS_READ_ONLY: &str = "MemoryChunks is read-only \ +(list_chunks/get_chunk/chunk_detail/storage_kinds/chunk_embeddings) \ +with no write or transaction door";Then build each reason with
concat!over a per-entry prefix and the shared suffix, or store the prefix and suffix as separate tuple fields and join them at assertion time.Also applies to: 596-596
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156-163: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueThe comment overstates the build effect, and the alias name no longer matches the type.
Two points:
- Line 162 states the change is one fewer reference holding the engine crate in the build. Line 154 still imports
tinymemory_core::store::UnifiedMemoryin the same test module. The file still depends on the engine crate. The allowlist entry atsrc/openhuman/memory/direct_engine_refs_tests.rsline 581 agrees and keeps this file asNeedsWiderSeam.- The alias is
EngineMemoryCategory, but the comment argues the type belongs to the contract, not the engine. Rename the alias toContractMemoryCategoryor drop the alias, so the name states what the import now says.The module path claim on line 158 is covered in the consolidated comment below.
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In `@src/openhuman/memory/direct_engine_refs_tests.rs`:
- Around line 489-491: Align the reason strings for the entries around
run_composio_connection, MemoryChunks, and the re-embed queue with the blocker
groups they describe: update the first to classify global::client consistently
with the named engine-internal handles, revise the second to accurately group
global::client and store::UnifiedMemory::new without the unrelated MemoryChunks
clause, and revise the third to classify global::init consistently with the
queue blocker. Preserve the existing NeedsWiderSeam verdicts.
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In `@src/openhuman/memory/direct_engine_refs_tests.rs`:
- Line 271: Extract the repeated MemoryChunks read-only reason clause and the
“driver construction belongs to memory::binding” clause into shared constants in
the test module, then compose each affected table entry’s reason from its unique
prefix and the shared text using concat!. Update all repeated entries while
preserving the existing reason strings exactly.
In `@src/openhuman/memory/tools/store.rs`:
- Around line 156-163: Update the import alias in the affected test module to
ContractMemoryCategory, or remove the alias if unnecessary, so it reflects the
contract-owned type; also remove the claim that this change reduces an
engine-crate build reference, since UnifiedMemory still imports
tinymemory_core::store in the same module.
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`rpc_models` defined forty-five JSON-RPC request/response shapes in `tinymemory-core`, and nothing inside `tinymemory` ever named one — not the engine, not an adapter, not a test — while this host names all forty-five. The engine crate was carrying one host's RPC surface, and every file that touched a request shape held the crate in the build for it. They are ours now. The structs are verbatim, so the serde shapes, field names and defaults are identical, and `memory/mod.rs` re-exports the module by the same glob it used before — every `memory::…` path resolves exactly as it did, including from `opencompany`. The two call paths that motivated checking (`memory_query_namespace`, `thread_create_new`) are this host's own functions, so the engine never saw these types crossing its boundary in the first place. Two files leave the allowlist entirely; their only engine reference was this one. Also corrects two entries the previous commit got wrong, verified rather than assumed this time: - `store::safety` is a shim over `crate::engine::backend::store::safety`. The scrubbers live in **tinycortex**, so relocating them to `tinymemory-api` is engine work and not the cheap contract move the audit called it. - `source_scope` is a `tokio::task_local`, so hosting it in the contract crate means adding tokio to a crate whose whole point is that a caller can depend on it and compile almost nothing. Only `util::redact` (136 lines over `sha2`) is the clean case the group was described as, and it costs `sha2` in the contract crate. The gap inventory says so where the next person will read it. Issue tinyhumansai#5560.
…dule-seam # Conflicts: # src/openhuman/agent/agentbox/invoker.rs # src/openhuman/meet/backend_bot/bus.rs # src/openhuman/memory/direct_engine_refs_tests.rs
Three entries listed engine-handle symbols under another group's wording. The verdict was right in each case and the classification was not: the audit assigned one reason template per file from its dominant symbol, and these three files are blocked by two things at once. That matters more here than a wording nit normally would. The module docs size the upstream work per group, and the whole value of the audit is that someone can check the sizing against the entries. A file counted under "queue" while its real blocker is the engine handle makes both numbers wrong. - `memory/ops/sync.rs` — engine internals AND `global::client` - `memory/store_golden.rs` — chunk storage AND the handle - `security/credentials/ops.rs` — the re-embed queue AND `global::init` Issue tinyhumansai#5560.
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Markdown Link Check is red here for a reason unrelated to this PR — flagging rather than bundling a fix. This branch changes zero markdown files: The ten failures are all external 404s on two GitBook pages, across five translated READMEs:
in Two things worth knowing before someone fixes it:
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…models Bringing `rpc_models` into this crate moved the types the host's own RPC functions take, and two integration targets still imported the engine's copies. `memory_recall_context` then wanted `RecallContextRequest` while the test handed it `tinymemory_core::RecallContextRequest` — same name, different crate, so rustc rejected it with the "similar names, but are actually distinct types" note. The relocation searched `src/` and stopped there. `tests/` is a separate compilation unit and was missed, which is the same trap the memory seam docs already name for `tinymemory-api` against `tinycortex-api`: two crates carrying near-identical types, where reaching for the wrong one compiles everywhere except the seam that joins them. Issue tinyhumansai#5560.
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Pushed fb09281 — the coverage lane was failing on a real break from this PR, and it is fixed. Relocating
Worth recording why it slipped: the relocation searched The two other red checks are not from this PR:
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Part of #5560.
What this does
Drains the
FacadeRevealedbucket inmemory/direct_engine_refs_tests.rs— 82 of the 107 allowlist entries — into the three considered verdicts, with each entry naming the symbols the file actually reaches for so the classification is checkable against the code rather than taken on trust.The finding
None of the 82 is
SeamExpressible. Everything expressible through today'sMemoryProviderhas already been migrated; every remaining direct call is blocked on contract surface the module does not expose. So the rest of #5560 is upstream work intinymemory, not a routing pass in this repo — which is the opposite of what the issue's scope section assumes ("routememory/tools/,memory/query/,memory/tree/,memory/sync/throughMemoryProvider").Worth stating plainly, because the issue's numbers are stale: it was filed against 107 references in four clusters; the tree today has 406 across 139 files and 35 engine modules. The lint is what stopped that growing further, and it is why the count is knowable at all.
The ask, grouped by gap rather than by file
global::{init, client, client_if_ready},store::{UnifiedMemory, MemoryClient, MemoryClientRef},create_memorywith_connection,upsert_chunks,upsert_staged_chunks_tx,fts5,segments,profile,events,contentstore::safety::{sanitize_text, sanitize_json, has_likely_secret},util::redact,source_scope::*tinycortex::{memory_config_from, run_composio_connection, HostSyncAdapter, CodingSession*}queue::{start, store, ensure_reembed_backfill, …}chat::ChatProvider,ingest_pipeline::*,preferences::*rpc_models::*,SourceKind,TreeKind,NamespaceDocumentInput, …One of these decides the architecture, not the schedule
chunks::store::with_connectionhands the caller a SQLite handle, and eleven files use it. A contract containing that could only ever be implemented by a SQLite engine — the supermemory, mem0 and cognee drivers could not satisfy it. So the fix is not widening the seam to fit these callers; it is moving the subsystems behind the bus so the host stops needing them. Widening would quietly destroy the engine-neutrality the extraction exists to protect, and it would do it in a way that only shows up when someone tries to bind a second engine.The docs now say this where the next person to pick the work up will read it, along with the order that follows: relocate the pure helpers and types to
tinymemory-apifirst (no bus surface, no release coupling, unblocks nothing else — which is exactly why it is cheap), then move the queue and chunk-write subsystems behind the module, and only then can the handle-holding callers take the binding's provider and the crate leave the build.Also in here
Two call sites named the engine for a type
tinymemory-coreonly re-exports —MemoryCategorynow comes fromtinymemory_api::types. The comment claiming those carried "the engine's category type, not the contract's" is corrected: #18 §A1 moved the memory value types onto the contract precisely so they would not be. Two fewer references, no behaviour change.Note what this deliberately does not do: route these through
crate::openhuman::memory::MemoryCategory. That would remove the textual reference the lint counts while resolving into the engine exactly as before — gaming the ratchet, which the module's own docs call out as "the worst outcome".The
FacadeRevealedvariant is kept rather than deleted, as its docs instruct, so the label exists if a re-export facade ever regrows and hides engine users again.Commands run
allowlist_has_no_stale_entriespassing is the meaningful one — it proves all 82 rewritten paths still name real files.Summary by CodeRabbit
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