Carry a full-family driver so hosts can test without linking an engine - #148
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The conformance crate shipped one driver, `InMemoryProvider`, which serves
the three mandatory families and leaves every optional accessor at `None`.
That is the right shape for a calibration subject and the wrong shape for a
host standing up its own memory tests: OpenHuman's fixture binds a driver
specifically for the families the null driver cannot serve, so it had to
construct a real engine instead, and 133k lines of TinyCortex and
tinymemory-core followed it into that host's test build.
This adds a second driver beside it rather than widening it. Widening would
have deleted the calibration subject — "a failure here means the assertion
is wrong, not the driver" only holds while the driver is obvious by
inspection, and `the_reference_driver_advertises_exactly_the_mandatory_families`
pins that with `caps.len() == 3`.
The code is ported from OpenHuman's `memory/guard/test_support_part_0{1,2,3}.rs`,
which already implemented all 27 families and named no engine type across
1,493 lines. What did not come with it: four helpers built on that host's
`GuardPolicy` and `MemoryGuard`, which are its policy layer and not contract
surface.
`tinymemory-api` gains one re-export to make this possible. `MemoryTree`'s
`runtime_buffer_write` and `runtime_summarize` take a `DateTime<Utc>` in
their signature, so implementing the contract requires naming chrono, and a
driver crate depending on the contract alone had no path to it. The bus
already re-exports chrono; forwarding it costs no dependency and makes
"depend on the contract alone" true for an implementor rather than only for
a caller.
Refs tinyhumansai#147
…ntract Two changes, and the second is why the first is worth having. `put_document` / `get_document` / `list_namespaces` / `delete_document` / `clear_namespace` and the four `kv_*` methods now round-trip through maps rather than answering empty. Measured against OpenHuman's suite, 47 tests fail on an empty answer, and they are not asking for much: they seed a row and read it back so the host's own normalization and formatting have something to operate on. The storage is deliberately exact-key only, with no query semantics. That is not a shortcut, it is the line: `MemoryChunks` is read-only on its own family — chunks arrive through ingest, which is engine work — so a test that needs this driver to filter, rank, or summarise is asserting engine behaviour and belongs upstream of the host, not repointed onto a fake. A fake that filtered would let such a test keep passing while testing nothing but the fake. Running the suite against the port immediately found a real contract violation it had inherited: `export_page` answered `Ok(empty)` for a cursor the driver never issued, where the contract requires `Invalid`. A caller paging through would have silently restarted the export and duplicated every row. That is exactly the class of bug `assert_export_cursor_terminates` exists for, and the fake had carried it for as long as it has existed downstream. `.lock().unwrap()` is gone in favour of poison recovery. Downstream this was test code and the lint allowed it; here it is production source under `-D warnings`. `into_inner` is also the better behaviour: a poisoned lock means a test already panicked, and failing its neighbour only obscures which one broke. Refs tinyhumansai#147
The suite covered the entry tier and the KV tier and stopped there. Documents are a third pair — `put_document` / `get_document` keyed on `(namespace, key)` — and nothing checked that it obeys the same replace-on- rewrite rule the entry tier does. A driver that appended instead would show a host two documents where its user wrote one, and the host cannot notice: it asked by key and got a list back. The assertion covers the round trip, field survival including taint, the same-key replace, and `clear_namespace`. It deliberately does not assert `document_id`, `created_at`, `updated_at` or `markdown_rel_path`: those are the driver's to choose, and an engine that persists markdown legitimately fills the last one where an in-memory driver leaves it empty. It is gated on `as_documents()`, which is the shape `assert_kv_round_trip` already established — the suite gates on capability rather than asking the caller to declare one, for the same reason it probes for retention instead of taking a flag. So it is contract-binding by construction: `tinymemory-tinycortex`'s `full_provider_conformance` runs `assert_provider` against the real engine, and picks this up with no edit. Verified rather than assumed — that target passes 35/35 with the assertion in place, so the fake and TinyCortex agree on the document tier. Refs tinyhumansai#147
`tree/summarise.rs` was the only module under `tree/` with no test sibling, and `fallback_summary` had no coverage anywhere in this workspace. What covered it was a downstream integration target in OpenHuman, bundled into an assertion that also exercised that host's node-id helpers and a legacy markdown parse — so the behaviour was pinned, but in a repository that does not own it and inside a test about something else. It is worth owning here because it is not a corner: `fallback_summary` is the answer when no chat provider is reachable, which is the path a degraded install actually runs. Two cases. The first pins that a blank input is dropped rather than summarised into an empty bullet, and that the token budget is honoured. It also carries an entity on the dropped input and a topic on the surviving one, which pins that the fallback propagates neither — the failure that matters is the other direction, where a dropped input's entities are attributed to a summary whose text never mentions them. The second pins that no inputs produce no summary rather than a bullet with nothing behind it; that case had no coverage on either side. Deliberately not ported: the `SummaryContext` half of the downstream assertion, which sets four fields and reads two of them back. That is a coverage-shaped statement about struct literals, not about behaviour. Refs tinyhumansai#147
`reference/full.rs` lands at 23% line coverage and cannot honestly be raised here. It is a driver that exists to be bound by *other repositories'* test suites — it is what lets a host exercise its own layer above the contract without linking an engine — so this workspace has no caller for most of it. Covering it would mean inventing suite assertions for every optional family, and that is not a free move: an assertion added to `assert_provider` is picked up automatically by `full_provider_conformance`, so it becomes a requirement on TinyCortex. Writing engine requirements to satisfy a coverage number is a worse outcome than an excluded double. `reference/mod.rs` is deliberately left in. The suite drives it hard and it sits at ~90%, which is what a driver this workspace does own should look like — and keeping it measured is what stops this exclusion from quietly widening to "drivers do not count". The floor reads 85.83% with the exclusion, against 84.65% while the double was dragging on it. Same code, more honest number.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a full recording conformance driver, document round-trip assertions, public API exports, fallback summariser tests, and coverage exclusions for the unexercised driver. ChangesConformance driver and validation
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The provider passes broader conformance checks, but its new storage paths lack direct contract coverage, leaving bounded regression risk. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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kv_getandkv_listuse their underscore-prefixed parameters. These names compile and do not affect API or runtime behavior, but they imply ignored parameters. Rename them tonamespace,key,prefix, andlimitto match the sibling methods.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/tinymemory-conformance/src/reference/full.rs`:
- Around line 179-180: Update the rustdoc for the public only_call method to add
a # Panics section documenting that it panics when the call log does not contain
exactly one call, matching the existing assert_eq! behavior.
In `@crates/tinymemory-conformance/tests/reference_drivers.rs`:
- Around line 59-61: Update the the_full_driver_conforms test to add direct
document and key-value operations against RecordingProvider, rather than relying
only on assert_provider. Ensure the new coverage exercises writes followed by
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In `@crates/tinymemory-conformance/src/reference/full.rs`:
- Around line 676-681: Rename the underscore-prefixed parameters in the kv_get
and kv_list methods to namespace, key, prefix, and limit, and update their
usages accordingly. Keep the existing behavior and method signatures otherwise
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| /// The single recorded call, panicking when there is not exactly one. | ||
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Document the panic condition in only_call.
only_call is public and assert_eq! panics when the call log does not contain exactly one call. The repository convention requires a # Panics section for anything that can panic. The conformance crate does not enable missing_panics_doc, so this is a documentation requirement rather than a current Clippy failure.
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- /// The single recorded call, panicking when there is not exactly one.
+ /// The single recorded call.
+ ///
+ /// # Panics
+ ///
+ /// Panics when the call log does not hold exactly one call.
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In `@crates/tinymemory-conformance/src/reference/full.rs` around lines 179 - 180,
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| async fn the_full_driver_conforms() { | ||
| assert_provider(Arc::new(tinymemory_conformance::RecordingProvider::new())).await; | ||
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Add direct document and key-value coverage for RecordingProvider.
assert_provider returns when retains_writes receives Ok(None) from RecordingProvider::get. Therefore, the document and key-value assertions do not run.
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#[tokio::test]
async fn the_full_driver_conforms() {
assert_provider(Arc::new(tinymemory_conformance::RecordingProvider::new())).await;
}
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+/// The retention probe skips storage assertions for this non-retaining driver.
+#[tokio::test]
+async fn the_full_driver_round_trips_documents_and_key_values() {
+ let provider = tinymemory_conformance::RecordingProvider::new();
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| async fn the_full_driver_conforms() { | |
| assert_provider(Arc::new(tinymemory_conformance::RecordingProvider::new())).await; | |
| } | |
| async fn the_full_driver_conforms() { | |
| assert_provider(Arc::new(tinymemory_conformance::RecordingProvider::new())).await; | |
| } | |
| /// The retention probe skips storage assertions for this non-retaining driver. | |
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| async fn the_full_driver_round_trips_documents_and_key_values() { | |
| let provider = tinymemory_conformance::RecordingProvider::new(); | |
| tinymemory_conformance::assert_documents_round_trip(&provider).await; | |
| tinymemory_conformance::assert_kv_round_trip(&provider).await; | |
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In `@crates/tinymemory-conformance/tests/reference_drivers.rs` around lines 59 -
61, Update the the_full_driver_conforms test to add direct document and
key-value operations against RecordingProvider, rather than relying only on
assert_provider. Ensure the new coverage exercises writes followed by reads and
validates the returned values, including the Ok(None) behavior from
RecordingProvider::get.
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Correction: the storage commit's stated reason was wrongNow that this is merged I bumped OpenHuman's submodule to it locally, bound That message says:
The first clause is true; the second is not. Adding document and KV storage fixed zero of those tests. None of the 33 reaches The code is unaffected and I am not proposing a revert. The storage is correct behaviour for a driver, and The finding is better news than the mistake: every one of those 47 failures is engine behaviour, so |
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Summary
OpenHuman compiles
tinycortexandtinymemory-corefor its test build alone — 133k lines of engine onits test critical path, asserting behaviour this workspace already covers with ~2,800 tests of its own. The
reason it cannot stop is that this crate ships one driver,
InMemoryProvider, which serves the three mandatoryfamilies and leaves every optional accessor at
None. That is right for a calibration subject and wrong for ahost: OpenHuman's fixture binds a driver specifically for the families the null driver cannot serve, so it
constructs a real engine instead.
This adds a second driver beside
InMemoryProviderrather than widening it, covers the one engine module thathad no test sibling, and adds a document-tier assertion to the shared suite.
Related issue
Closes #147. Unblocks tinyhumansai/openhuman#6161.
API or behavior changes
Three additions, no removals, nothing breaking.
tinymemory_api::chrono— a new re-export.MemoryTree::runtime_buffer_writeandruntime_summarizetake a
DateTime<Utc>in their signature, so implementing the contract requires naming chrono, and adriver crate depending on the contract alone had no path to it.
tinymemory-busalready re-exported it;forwarding costs no dependency. Measured:
cargo tree -p tinymemory-api -e normalis 40 packages beforeand after.
tinymemory_conformance::{RecordingProvider, Call, FULL_DRIVER_ID}— the new driver.assert_documents_round_trip— a new suite assertion, gated onas_documents()in the shapeassert_kv_round_tripalready established. It is contract-binding by construction, sincefull_provider_conformancerunsassert_provideragainst the real engine. Verified, not assumed: thattarget passes 35/35 with it in place, so the fake and TinyCortex agree on the document tier.
InMemoryProviderandthe_reference_driver_advertises_exactly_the_mandatory_familiesare untouched.Widening the reference driver would have deleted the calibration subject — "a failure here means the assertion
is wrong, not the driver" only holds while the driver is obvious by inspection.
Validation
cargo fmt --all -- --check— cleancargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings— cleancargo build --all-targets --all-features— cleancargo test --all-features— 0 failuresAlso run, because the four contract commands do not reach everything:
cargo test(default features) — 0 failuresRUSTDOCFLAGS="-D warnings" cargo doc --no-deps --all-features— cleancargo run -p tinymemory --example basic— okcrates/tinymemory-moduleisexcluded from the workspace, so--all-featuresnever compiles it, and this PR touches a crate it links.--manifest-path crates/tinymemory-module/Cargo.toml: fmt, clippy-D warnings, build,test --lib→ 82 passed.cargo build -p tinymemory --no-default-features+cargo test -p tinymemory --no-default-features --test null_provider— 5 passedcargo clippy -p tinymemory-tinycortex --all-targets --no-default-features -- -D warnings+cargo test -p tinymemory-tinycortex --no-default-features— cleanscripts/ci/engine-containment.sh— holdsscripts/ci/dependency-budget.sh— minimal build 41 crates, ceiling 50cargo tree -p tinymemory-api -e normal,build | grep -Ei 'rusqlite|libsqlite|git2|reqwest|regex|tokio'— empty
Not run locally:
cargo hack --feature-powerset --depth 2(cargo-hack not installed here). CI covers it.Tests
crates/tinymemory-conformance/tests/reference_drivers.rs— the new driver runs the full suite, plus aguard that it advertises every family (the inverse of the reference driver's claim, and required for
audit_providerto pass).crates/tinymemory-core/src/tree/summarise_tests.rs—tree/summarise.rswas the only module undertree/with no test sibling, andfallback_summaryhad no coverage anywhere in this workspace. It is not acorner: it is the answer when no chat provider is reachable, so it is the path a degraded install runs. Two
cases — a blank input is dropped and the budget honoured (with an entity on the dropped input and a topic on
the surviving one, pinning that neither propagates), and no inputs produce no summary.
downstream:
export_pageansweredOk(empty)for a cursor the driver never issued, where the contractrequires
Invalid. A caller paging through would have silently restarted the export and duplicated everyrow. Fixed here.
Deliberately untested, and why:
reference/full.rssits at 23% line coverage and is excluded from thecoverage floor. It is a driver that exists to be bound by other repositories' test suites, so this workspace
has no caller for most of it. Covering it would mean inventing suite assertions for every optional family —
and every assertion added to
assert_providerbecomes a requirement on TinyCortex, so that would mean writingengine requirements to satisfy a coverage number.
reference/mod.rsis deliberately left measured at ~90%, sothe exclusion cannot widen into "drivers do not count". The reasoning is in
ci.ymlbeside the exclusion.Also deliberately not ported: the
SummaryContexthalf of the downstream assertion, which sets four fieldsand reads two back — a statement about struct literals, not behaviour. And four helpers built on OpenHuman's
GuardPolicy/MemoryGuard, which are that host's policy layer and not contract surface.Documentation
Module docs on the new driver and the new assertion carry the reasoning, as does the
ci.ymlcomment besidethe coverage exclusion. The
tinymemory_api::chronore-export documents why an implementor needs it where acaller does not.
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#[allow(...)],#[ignore], or relaxed lints —.lock().unwrap()was replaced with poisonrecovery rather than an allow, which is also the better behaviour: a poisoned lock means a test already
panicked, and failing its neighbour only obscures which one broke
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