fix(memory): advertise what the pinned module serves, not the whole contract - #5620
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…ontract The module memory driver returned `Capabilities::all()` — every family the contract crate this host compiles against declares. The artifact it actually loads is the pinned `tinymemory` release v1.0.1, which serves thirteen of the eighteen. The five it does not serve are People, Chunks, Retrieval, Profile and Episodic, and calling into them returns `tinybus::Error::UnknownMethod` from deep inside the call (tinyhumansai#5598: memory_tree, memory_store_raw_chunks, memory_diff). tinymemory's contract makes a minor version skew like this safe on purpose: capability negotiation is supposed to hide families the bound driver does not advertise. Returning `all()` defeats that mechanism at the one point where it matters. `verify()` already detects the divergence — it just logs it and leaves the advertised set untouched, so the kernel builds an RPC surface and an agent tool list for families that cannot answer. The existing doc comment on `capabilities()` described this exact defect and called it inert. It is not inert: the kernel filters its RPC surface and tool assembly from this set, and the guard builds one family decorator per `provides()`. `ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES` is now the source of truth, read from `Capability::ALL` at tag v1.0.1, and the four optional accessors derive from the same list so the advertised claim and the reachable surface cannot drift apart. This is a correction, not a regression. No `push_cap` site and no `tool_capability()` arm names any of the five families, so no RPC namespace or agent tool disappears. What changes is the shape of an existing failure: callers that were reaching the module and getting `UnknownMethod` now get the clean "driver does not support the X family" refusal every one of them already writes for `None`. `OPENHUMAN_MEMORY_MODULE_ASSUME_FULL_CAPABILITIES=1` restores the old behaviour for a locally-built module from vendor/tinymemory, which does serve the whole contract. Deliberately not keyed off `TINYMEMORY_TEST_MODULE`, because CI sets that to the downloaded v1.0.1 artifact — keying off it would disable the guard in exactly the lane that must exercise it. `the_advertised_capabilities_cover_the_complete_memory_api` asserted `capabilities == Capabilities::all()` — it encoded this bug as the expected behaviour, on the premise that "the compiled module owns the complete TinyMemory API". Rewritten as `the_advertised_capabilities_match_the_pinned_artifact`, keeping the mandatory-family and Tree assertions, which were always true, and replacing the equality with a strict-subset check. Two new tests: one fails if the registry pin moves without the capability list being re-read (which would re-introduce this in the other direction — the host under-claiming and hiding families a newer artifact does have), and one asserts the advertised set never contains the five unserved families. Verified locally: `cargo check --tests` clean, and `cargo test --lib openhuman::modules::memory` → 16 passed, 0 failed. Refs tinyhumansai#5598
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe memory provider now advertises and verifies the pinned artifact’s supported capabilities. Accessors return ChangesMemory capability alignment
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The default behavior now exposes only capabilities served by the pinned memory module and returns clearer errors for unsupported families. Merge is reasonable with owner awareness that the opt-in full-capability environment override can re-expose unsupported methods with an older module, and that its pinned-capability invariants need an additional test assertion. Possibly related issues
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In `@src/openhuman/modules/memory_tests.rs`:
- Around line 56-74: The capability tests around the strict-subset assertions
must support the OPENHUMAN_MEMORY_MODULE_ASSUME_FULL_CAPABILITIES=1 override.
Update the relevant tests to branch expectations when the override is active, or
validate pinned-artifact invariants using the static ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES value
instead of artifact_capabilities(); preserve the existing mandatory, Tree, and
non-overclaim checks for normal configuration.
- Around line 242-247: Add Capability::Episodic to the explicit capability list
in the over-claim regression test alongside People, Chunks, Retrieval, and
Profile, ensuring the strict-subset assertion also rejects artifacts that
incorrectly include Episodic.
In `@src/openhuman/modules/memory.rs`:
- Around line 101-106: Update ModuleMemoryProvider::verify to compare the module
response against artifact_capabilities() instead of Capabilities::all(),
preserving divergence warnings for mismatches with the configured artifact
capabilities or override.
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…e capability tests env-independent Addresses the three CodeRabbit findings on tinyhumansai#5620. verify() compared the module's answer with `Capabilities::all()` while its own doc comment said it checks "what this build assumes". After narrowing the advertised set that stopped being the same thing: the pinned v1.0.1 artifact answers thirteen families, so the eighteen-family comparison warned on the expected state at every first module use and left the divergence warning permanently crying wolf. It now compares against `artifact_capabilities()`, so it fires only when the loaded artifact genuinely disagrees with the pin — including when the full-capability override is on but an older artifact loaded. `capabilities_for(assume_full)` splits the environment read out of the set computation. The pinned-artifact invariants are properties of ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIES, not of the process environment, so asserting them through `artifact_capabilities()` made two tests fail for anyone with the documented OPENHUMAN_MEMORY_MODULE_ASSUME_FULL_CAPABILITIES=1 exported. Both now assert on `capabilities_for(false)`. Every other assertion in the subset test holds under either configuration and is still made against the real provider path. Splitting the branch rather than mutating the variable from a test keeps it off a process-global that would race the rest of the binary. Adds `the_full_capability_override_restores_the_whole_contract`, which covered nothing before, and `Capability::Episodic` to the over-claim negative list — the fifth family the contract added after v1.0.1. Without it that check passed if only Episodic were re-added by mistake.
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Pushed 1. 2. The capability tests were environment-dependent. 3. Plus Verification done for this push
Checks I ran on the original change while CI was runningRecording these because they are the claims in the PR body, verified against sources rather than restated:
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46-78: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAssert mandatory capabilities on the pinned set.
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OPENHUMAN_MEMORY_MODULE_ASSUME_FULL_CAPABILITIES=1is set,provider().capabilities()returnsCapabilities::all(). The checks at Line [58] through Line [61] then do not validatecapabilities_for(false). A regression that removesCapability::MANDATORYorCapability::Treefrom the pinned list can pass.Add the same mandatory-family and
Treeassertions forsuper::capabilities_for(false). Keep the existing assertions to cover the public provider path.Proposed test adjustment
let capabilities = provider().capabilities(); + let pinned = super::capabilities_for(false); + for mandatory in Capability::MANDATORY { + assert!(pinned.contains(mandatory), "{mandatory:?} is missing"); + } + assert!(pinned.contains(Capability::Tree)); + for mandatory in Capability::MANDATORY { assert!(capabilities.contains(mandatory), "{mandatory:?} is missing"); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/openhuman/modules/memory_tests.rs`:
- Around line 46-78: Add mandatory-family and Tree assertions for
super::capabilities_for(false) in
the_advertised_capabilities_match_the_pinned_artifact, while retaining the
existing provider().capabilities() assertions to cover the public path and
override behavior.
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CI is green on One honest note on the coverage checkbox, since the PR body deferred the number to the lane rather than claiming one. The lane did not compute one either. It passed because there were no lines to measure, not because it measured ≥ 80%. The lcov artifact was produced and found, so this is the gate not matching the changed lines rather than a missing coverage run. Not introduced by this PR — the same output appears on unrelated recent merges (e.g.
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PR #5620 corrected ModuleMemoryProvider::capabilities() to advertise only the 13 families the pinned tinymemory v1.0.1 artifact serves, instead of claiming the full 18-family contract (issue #5598's root cause). It updated memory_tests.rs to match but missed three other test files that independently hardcoded the old full-contract expectation, so main's Rust Core Coverage job has been red since that merge: - core::cli_capability::tests::bound_driver_probe_reports_the_default_module_driver - openhuman::memory::binding::tests::module_binding_advertises_every_family - openhuman::memory::ops::provider::tests::bound_driver_status_reports_id_class_contract_and_capabilities Update all three to assert the corrected 13-family set (and, where it strengthens the test, explicitly assert the 5 not-yet-served families are absent), mirroring the reasoning already accepted in #5620. No production code changes. Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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Summary
UnknownMethodfrom inside the module into a clean, early "driver does not support this family" refusal.Problem
ModuleMemoryProvider::capabilities()returnedCapabilities::all()— all eighteen families the contract crate this host compiles against declares. The artifact it loads is the pinnedtinymemoryv1.0.1, which serves thirteen. The five it does not serve arePeople,Chunks,Retrieval,Profile,Episodic.tinymemory's contract makes a minor skew like this safe on purpose: capability negotiation hides families the bound driver does not advertise. Returning
all()defeats that mechanism at the one point where it matters.verify()already detects the divergence — it logs it and leaves the advertised set untouched.So the kernel builds an RPC surface and an agent-tool list for families that cannot answer, and #5598's
memory_tree,memory_store_raw_chunksandmemory_diffreturnUnknownMethodfrom deep inside the call.The existing doc comment on
capabilities()described this defect precisely and called it inert. It is not inert — the kernel filters its RPC surface and tool assembly from this set, and the guard builds one family decorator perprovides().Solution
ARTIFACT_CAPABILITIESbecomes the source of truth, read fromCapability::ALLat tag v1.0.1. The four optional accessors (as_people,as_chunks,as_retrieval,as_profile) derive from the same list, so the advertised claim and the reachable surface cannot drift apart.This is a correction, not a regression
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push_capsite and notool_capability()arm names any of the five families, so no RPC namespace and no agent tool disappears —memory_families_registered_when_capabilities_advertisedpasses unchanged. What changes is the shape of an existing failure: callers that were reaching the module and gettingUnknownMethodnow get the clean refusal each of them already writes forNone.Escape hatch
OPENHUMAN_MEMORY_MODULE_ASSUME_FULL_CAPABILITIES=1restores the old behaviour for a locally-built module fromvendor/tinymemory, which does serve the whole contract. Deliberately not keyed offTINYMEMORY_TEST_MODULE: CI sets that to the downloaded v1.0.1 artifact, so keying off it would switch the guard off in exactly the lane that must exercise it.A test asserted the bug
the_advertised_capabilities_cover_the_complete_memory_apiassertedcapabilities == Capabilities::all(), on the stated premise that "the compiled module owns the complete TinyMemory API". It encoded the over-claim as expected behaviour. Rewritten asthe_advertised_capabilities_match_the_pinned_artifact, keeping the mandatory-family andTreeassertions — which were always true — and replacing the equality with a strict-subset check.Submission Checklist
the_capability_list_matches_the_pinned_release(fails if the registry pin moves without the list being re-read — the same bug in the other direction, the host under-claiming and hiding families a newer artifact does have),the_advertised_set_does_not_over_claim_the_artifact(the Staging: tinymemory capability mismatch (8191 vs 262143) — memory_tree, memory_store_raw_chunks, memory_diff all failing #5598 guard proper), and the rewritten subset test. Verified non-vacuous: the rewritten test failed against the pre-fix code, which is how the bug-asserting test was found.target/). Every changed line is either the new constants, the two-linecapabilities()body, or four one-line accessors, and all are exercised by the tests above. Flagging for the lane rather than claiming a number I did not compute.N/A: behaviour-only change; no feature row added, removed or renamed.## Related—N/A: no matrix feature IDs touched.N/A: no release-cut surface touched.Closes #NNN— deliberately not closing Staging: tinymemory capability mismatch (8191 vs 262143) — memory_tree, memory_store_raw_chunks, memory_diff all failing #5598. See## Related.Impact
Nonefor families the pinned artifact does not serve. Every caller already handlesNonewith an explicit error.vendor/tinymemory; closing that needs a tinymemory release plus a registry re-pin, and is outside this PR.Related
memory_treeto work, which needs the pin bump. Close it when the artifact catches up.AI Authored PR Metadata (required for Codex/Linear PRs)
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pnpm --filter openhuman-app format:check— N/A: no formatted JS/TS changed.pnpm typecheck— N/A: no TypeScript changed.cargo test --lib openhuman::modules::memory→ 16 passed, 0 failed.cargo check --tests→ clean, exit 0, no diagnostics in the changed files.Validation Blocked
command:cargo llvm-covfor a diff-coverage numbererror:not blocked by tooling — declined on disk cost (a separate instrumented target tree)impact:the coverage checkbox above is annotated rather than claimed.Behavior Changes
Noneaccordingly.UnknownMethodfrom inside the module.Parity Contract
Some(self).push_capandtool_capability()name none of the five families, so registration is unchanged and the existing registration test passes as-is.Duplicate / Superseded PR Handling
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