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fix(lifecycle): a resumed pre-turn leads with the thread in one pack - #206
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe lifecycle adds a resumed pre-turn entry point that can include recent turns from the current thread. Recall gathering now applies request exclusions to fetched and listed hits before returning results. ChangesResumed thread context
Recall exclusion filtering
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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participant pre_turn_with
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Caller->>AgentMemory: Call pre_turn_resumed(turn)
AgentMemory->>pre_turn_with: Enable resumed handling
pre_turn_with->>thread_section: Build recent turns for the agent and thread
thread_section-->>pre_turn_with: Return latest-turns section
pre_turn_with->>pre_turn_with: Prepend thread section and append standard sections
pre_turn_with-->>Caller: Return TurnContext
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Recall can return fewer results than requested when the first page is mostly excluded hits. The resumed-session API also differs from the specified Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The opt-in resume path preserves existing conversation scoping and exclusion controls while consolidating history into one budgeted context pack. No introduced security issue was established, but application-level authorization and interrupted-write behavior remain unverified. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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| /// in the same pack and budget as the rest, instead of a separate | ||
| /// [`crate::AgentMemory::start_session`] pack beside it. | ||
| #[serde(default)] | ||
| pub resumed: bool, |
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Preserve compatibility for existing PreTurn literals
PreTurn is a public struct, so downstream callers that construct it with an exhaustive literal (for example, specifying thread_id, turn_index, user_text, in_prompt_from, and at) will fail to compile because the new resumed field is missing. Serde defaults do not prevent this Rust source-compatibility break. Avoid adding a required public field, or make this an intentional breaking release/API redesign.
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Agreed; redesigned in 1960218. PreTurn is unchanged. The resume path is a new method, AgentMemory::pre_turn_resumed(PreTurn), sharing one private implementation with pre_turn, so no struct literal or caller breaks. Purely additive.
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| if turn.resumed { | ||
| sections.push(self.thread_section(thread_id)); | ||
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Honor a zero history limit for resumed sessions
A resumed pre-turn always adds the thread section, while thread_section forces its limit to at least one. When RecallPolicy.history_limit is zero, the documented policy is that the history section is omitted, but this new path still returns earlier turns from the thread. That can expose conversation history where the caller explicitly disabled it. Only add the resumed thread section when the history limit is positive.
| if turn.resumed { | |
| sections.push(self.thread_section(thread_id)); | |
| } | |
| if turn.resumed && self.policy.history_limit > 0 { | |
| sections.push(self.thread_section(thread_id)); | |
| } |
[RULE] policy-bypass ·
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Fixed in 1960218: the thread section is added only when self.policy.history_limit > 0. Covered by a_resumed_pre_turn_honours_a_zero_history_limit.
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623-695: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert an earlier turn and the prompt-window exclusion.
The fixture stores turns at indices 0–5 and resumes from index 4, but the test checks no turn text. A wrong, nonempty thread result can pass because the separately stored learning satisfies the
"metric units"assertion. Assert that an earlier turn appears and that the turns at indices 4 and 5 do not.Suggested fix
assert!(markdown.contains(THREAD_HEADING), "{markdown}"); assert!(markdown.contains("metric units"), "{markdown}"); + assert!(markdown.contains("Leg 1 is about 310 km."), "{markdown}"); + assert!(!markdown.contains("leg 2: how far is Porto"), "{markdown}"); + assert!(!markdown.contains("Leg 2 is about 310 km."), "{markdown}");🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @crates/tinymemory-tools/src/lifecycle/mod.rs:
- Around line 510-516: Update the resumed-thread candidate selection around
`ScopeSection::latest` so candidates are not truncated to the current `wanted()`
allowance before `settle()` applies prompt-window filtering and
`exclude_thread`; apply `section.limit` to the surviving candidates afterward.
Add a regression test with more in-window records than the current overfetch
allowance and verify earlier eligible turns are still included.
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Review comments at @crates/tinymemory-tools/src/lifecycle/mod_tests.rs:
- Around line 623-695: Update
`a_resumed_pre_turn_leads_with_the_thread_in_one_pack_and_repeats_nothing` to
assert that an earlier turn’s response appears in the resumed markdown and that
both turns at indices 4 and 5 are excluded from the prompt window. Keep the
existing thread-heading, learning, deduplication, and budget assertions.
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A host resuming a compacted thread called start_session (thread + standard sections) and pre_turn (standard sections) and pasted the two packs together: two budgets, every learning and document injected twice (openhuman measured 19 repeated lines). - AgentMemory::pre_turn_resumed: pre_turn whose one pack leads with the thread's earlier turns (before in_prompt_from), sharing the budget and the cross-section dedupe. Additive: PreTurn is unchanged, so no caller breaks. - A policy with history_limit == 0 gets no thread section on resume. - recall::latest drops the request's exclusions (the prompt's thread window, shown ids) before cutting to the overfetch limit. Before, a window holding more recent turns than the allowance crowded every older turn out of a latest-section; this also fixes the general history section.
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| let resumed = memory | ||
| .pre_turn_resumed(PreTurn { | ||
| in_prompt_from: 4, |
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Preserve compatibility for existing PreTurn literals
PreTurn is a public struct, and existing downstream code that constructs it with a struct literal will fail to compile when the new in_prompt_from field is required. Keep the existing literal shape source-compatible, for example by avoiding a required public field addition or providing a compatibility constructor/API migration strategy before exposing this resumed-session behavior.
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False positive: in_prompt_from is not new. It is on main (PreTurn::in_prompt_from, #[serde(default)]), and this PR does not change PreTurn at all (git diff origin/main -- crates/tinymemory-tools/src/lifecycle/types.rs is empty). The flagged line is a test using ..PreTurn::new(..) struct-update syntax.
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Review comments at @crates/tinymemory-tools/src/lifecycle/mod.rs:
- Line 352: Add a serde-defaulted `resumed` field to `PreTurn`, and update
`pre_turn` to pass that field’s value to `pre_turn_with` instead of always
passing `false`; preserve `pre_turn_resumed` as an optional convenience method.
Review comments at @crates/tinymemory-tools/src/recall/gather.rs:
- Line 327: Update the fetch path that accepts keep so it filters fetched hits
before applying the wanted limit. Continue fetching through next_cursor until
wanted eligible hits are collected or results are exhausted, ensuring settle
does not return too few results when eligible hits remain on later pages.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Apply exclusions before limiting fetched hits.
When the engine supports a fetch mode, fetch accepts keep but returns the first limited page without using it. If that page contains more excluded hits than wanted allowed for, settle removes those hits and returns too few results, even when eligible hits exist on later pages. Filter fetched hits and continue through next_cursor until the requested number of eligible hits is available or the results are exhausted.
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Review comment at @crates/tinymemory-tools/src/recall/gather.rs at line 327:
Update the fetch path that accepts keep so it filters fetched hits before
applying the wanted limit. Continue fetching through next_cursor until wanted
eligible hits are collected or results are exhausted, ensuring settle does not
return too few results when eligible hits remain on later pages.
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Fixed in 511571a: fetch now applies the exclusions page by page and follows next_cursor only when a page lost hits to them and fewer than limit remain, capped at 5 pages (FETCH_MAX_PAGES), so the usual case stays one request on a hosted engine. Test a_ranked_section_reads_past_a_page_the_thread_window_empties: the in-window turns outrank the eligible ones, so the first three pages are all in-window. Revert-checked: fails without the page-by-page filter, passes with it.
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@CodeGhost21, I could not verify the fix. The sandbox clone does not contain 511571a660. Its fetch implementation still returns one unfiltered page, and I could not find the new regression test.
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#206 (1960218) passes `keep: &dyn Fn(&Hit) -> bool` through recall's gathering and holds it across an .await, so a holistic_recall future is not Send. Hosts run recall on multi-threaded runtimes (a spawned pre-turn, an async_trait method), and openhuman no longer compiles against v1.23.3 (E0277, "cannot be shared between threads safely"). The three private signatures take `&(dyn Fn(&Hit) -> bool + Sync)`, and a test asserts that a holistic_recall future is Send, so this fails to compile in this crate rather than in a host.
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AgentMemory::pre_turn_resumed(PreTurn): a pre-turn whose one pack leads with the thread's earlier turns (those beforein_prompt_from). They share the turn's budget and the holistic recall's cross-section dedupe, instead of the host having to paste a separatestart_sessionpack beside the turn pack. Also fixesrecall::latesttruncating candidates before the prompt-window exclusion.Related issue
Part of tinyhumansai/openhuman#7023 (the pack respects its budget) and tinyhumansai/openhuman#6718.
The bug
OpenHuman, resuming a compacted thread, called
start_session(thread section + standard sections) andpre_turn(standard sections) and concatenated the two packs. Each was budgeted separately and both carried the standard sections, so:budget_tokens;API or behavior changes
AgentMemory::pre_turn_resumed.PreTurnis unchanged (an earlier revision added a field; reworked after review so no struct literal breaks).pre_turn_resumed's pack starts with "Earlier in this thread" (the agent's latest turns in that thread,history_limit). The current turn and turns fromin_prompt_fromon stay out. Withhistory_limit == 0there is no thread section.recall::latest(internal): the request's exclusions are applied before the cut to the overfetch limit. Before, a prompt window holding more recent turns than the allowance left a latest-section empty. This also improves the general history section.pre_turnandstart_sessionare unchanged in behaviour; they now build the thread section through one helper.Validation
cargo fmt --all -- --check: passcargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings: passcargo build --all-targets --all-features: covered by clippy and testcargo test --all-features: pass (1115 passed, 0 failed, rebased on main incl. Read each recall scope exactly and never sample a parent scope #204/Write long documents as pieces under CortexDB's 1 MiB event limit #205)Tests
a_resumed_pre_turn_leads_with_the_thread_in_one_pack_and_repeats_nothing: the thread section leads; the learning is kept; no bullet repeats; turns in the prompt stay out; the pack is within budget. A plainpre_turnhas no thread section.a_resumed_pre_turn_honours_a_zero_history_limit.older_turns_survive_a_prompt_window_bigger_than_the_overfetch: 52 in-window turns; turn 3 must survive. Revert-checked: fails with the oldlatest, passes with the fix.Documentation
The lifecycle module's call table lists
pre_turn_resumedfor the first user turn after a compaction, andstart_sessionfor a session start before any user turn.Checklist
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