fix(workspace): tell the model which memory store is the team's, and flush mirrors before run exits - #1344
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…flush mirrors before `run` exits Two stores answer "remember this for the team" in a linked project: the Altimate Memory blocks (`altimate_memory_write`, mirrored to the workspace and loaded into every linked checkout) and the engine's memory hub (`datamate_add_memories`), a separate SaaS store nothing else reads. The engine's always-on workflow text tells the model to use the hub, and the block tool never said it was the shared one — so on a plain prompt the decision went to the hub and the rest of the team never saw it (#1332). - The identity section, when the project is bound and the workspace has not said memory is off, adds a "Team memory" line: save decisions and conventions with `altimate_memory_write`, they sync to the workspace and every linked checkout; the `datamate_*` memory tools are the engine's separate store; read before writing to update an existing block rather than add a duplicate. The pure formatter takes it as an option; the section derives it from the enablement memo. Cap raised to 2,000 so the longest shape still fits its name. - `altimate_memory_write`'s description says the same, so the model that reads tool descriptions before the prompt learns it there too. - `MemoryStore.write` mirrors fire-and-forget, which a one-shot `run` abandons at exit. `memory-sync` now tracks mirrors in flight and exposes `flushPendingMirrors`; `run` awaits it beside `flushPendingSyncs` before exiting. Not in this PR: hiding the engine hub when workspace memory is on, and `training_save` as a third write path — both are design decisions beyond a prompt fix. Tests: the line renders for a bound workspace with memory on and not for one with memory off (through `systemSection` and the pure formatter); the flush holds exit for an in-flight mirror and gives up at its bound; the `run` wiring is pinned. Tracking was deleted once to confirm the flush tests fail. Closes #1332 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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- Line 314: Update the team-memory guidance result to set teamMemory true only
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P2: After an account switch to a tenant-local workspace reusing the same `datamateId`, this reuses the previous account's enablement verdict. The prompt can therefore hide Team memory instructions for an enabled workspace or advertise a store whose writes cannot sync; use an account/tenant-scoped enablement lookup for this prompt.</violation>
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P2: After an account switch to a tenant-local workspace reusing the same datamateId, this reuses the previous account's enablement verdict. The prompt can therefore hide Team memory instructions for an enabled workspace or advertise a store whose writes cannot sync; use an account/tenant-scoped enablement lookup for this prompt.
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+ * goes, since the write path itself checks enablement before uploading. */
+function renderOptions(outcome: BindingOutcome): RenderOptions {
+ if (outcome.status !== "bound") return {}
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Real, but not this PR's: the enablement memo is keyed by datamateId alone, the same scoping gap as the resolver caches (tenantKey/accountScopedKey) tracked in #1339, which says to review the memory-sync callers together with them. A same-tenant account switch mid-process is the deferred case there; I'll note this memo on that issue rather than add a one-off scope here.
…archives in the exit flush Bot review on #1344. - The identity section's team-memory line renders only when the workspace's memory is cached as enabled — not merely "not disabled". The write path uploads only on a confirmed yes, so an unconfirmed or failed check must not promise a sync that would stay local. The memo is filled by the first enablement check of the session, so the line appears from the next turn - `archiveBlock` is tracked in `mirrorsInFlight` like a mirror, so a one-shot `run` that deletes a block does not exit before the workspace record is archived; `flushPendingMirrors` covers both - `altimate_memory_write` description: the team-store claim is qualified with "with workspace memory enabled", and the read-before-write instruction from the prompt line is repeated here - Tests: the "unknown" enablement state hides the line; an archive holds the flush; the hung-mirror test is gated and released so `mirrorsInFlight` is clean afterwards; the `run.ts` source guard matches the exact awaited `import(...).then(flush)` shape so a dropped `await` fails it Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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WARNING: The two shutdown timeouts accumulate to roughly 60 seconds
flushPendingSyncs() and flushPendingMirrors() each have an independent 30-second bound, and they are awaited sequentially. If both backends stall, every local run can spend about a minute exiting; the memory deadline does not even start until the skill deadline expires. Start both flushes together, ideally under one shared shutdown budget, so adding a second durability mechanism does not double worst-case exit latency.
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Done in 55c9fcb: both flushes run under Promise.all, each with its own bound, so two stalled backends cost one wait.
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| description: `Save an Altimate Memory block for cross-session persistence. Use this to store information worth remembering across sessions — warehouse configurations, naming conventions, team preferences, data model notes, or past analysis decisions. When the project is linked to an Altimate Workspace with workspace memory enabled this is the TEAM's memory: blocks sync to the workspace and to every linked checkout, so a decision saved here is what teammates' sessions read. Before saving, call \`altimate_memory_read\` for an existing block on the same subject and update it rather than add a duplicate. The datamate_* memory tools (datamate_add_memories, datamate_search_memory) are the engine's separate store and are not what linked checkouts read. Each block is a Markdown file persisted to disk. Max ${MEMORY_MAX_BLOCK_SIZE} chars per block, ${MEMORY_MAX_BLOCKS_PER_SCOPE} blocks per scope. Supports hierarchical IDs with slashes (e.g., 'warehouse/snowflake-config'), optional TTL expiration, and citation-backed memories.`, |
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WARNING: The team-sync claim omits the workspace feature gate
The tool is always registered, but mirrorBlock() also requires CoreFlag.ALTIMATE_WORKSPACE; a linked project with server-side memory enabled still writes locally only when that pilot flag is off. In that state this description tells the model that teammates will read the block even though no upload occurs. Qualify the claim with workspace sync being enabled, or expose the team-specific wording only under the same runtime gate.
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Done in 55c9fcb: "with workspace sync on and workspace memory enabled".
| const gate = new Promise<void>((r) => (release = r)) | ||
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WARNING: Ensure this gated mirror is released on assertion failure
Unlike the two following tests, this case has no try/finally. If any assertion before release() fails, the mirror remains permanently parked in the module-level mirrorsInFlight set; restoring fetch in afterEach cannot settle it, and later flush tests can then inherit a 30-second wait. Keep the mirror promise and release/await it in finally, as the timeout and archive cases already do.
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Done in 55c9fcb — every gated case releases and awaits its mirror in finally.
| createResult = [{ id: "mem-slow" }] | ||
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WARNING: Synchronize on fetch readiness instead of sleeping 20 ms
This assumes the detached mirror has reached the fetch gate within 20 ms. On a loaded CI worker the binding/status path may not run that quickly, producing a false failure; in the timeout case below, flushPendingMirrors() can even snapshot an empty set and return immediately. Have the fetch stub resolve an entered promise and await that before starting each flush assertion.
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Done in 55c9fcb: a shared gatedFetch resolves a "first request arrived" promise the tests await before flushing; no 20ms sleeps on the readiness side.
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- Around line 384-387: Remove the process-global fetch wrapper around the gated
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| let release!: () => void | ||
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Same answer as the CodeRabbit thread: the file is serial, and each gated case restores in finally (55c9fcb).
… no sync promise for a stale link Codex review of #1344 (gpt-5.6-sol). - `mirrorsInFlight` and the per-block queues were plain module state, while this module is reached through two specifiers (`@/…` from `MemoryStore`, relative from the `run` exit path) — the situation skill-sync already anchors its tables on `globalThis` for. Same anchor here, so the set the flush reads is the set the writer filled whatever the runtime does with module records; test mirrors through one specifier and flushes through the other - SIGINT/SIGTERM exited at once, killing an upload of a block saved that turn. The signal handlers now hold for pending mirrors up to 2s (a second signal is not delayed) before exiting with the same code - The team-memory line is not rendered on a stale outcome: "last known … may since have changed" followed by "syncs to the workspace" contradicted itself - Test: the production enablement check (the same `memoryStatus` the write path and backfill run) fills the memo the line reads — skipping the cache write fails it (checked by mutation); a confirmed-on memo on a stale link shows no line Not changed: `serve`, the TUI and ACP exits still do not drain mirrors (pre-existing, separate entry points); the first turn of a cold one-shot `run` can miss the line while the enablement request is in flight — the `altimate_memory_write` description carries the same guidance for that turn. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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…gnal flush, steadier tests Bot review of 8da3abe on #1344. - The two exit flushes ran sequentially under independent 30s bounds — two stalled backends cost a minute. They run together now - On the first signal the event stream is aborted before the mirror snapshot is taken, so the run cannot enqueue a mirror behind the flush - The `altimate_memory_write` description names the workspace-sync gate too - Tests: the gated cases wait on a "request arrived" signal instead of a 20ms sleep, and every one releases its mirror in `finally`; the two-specifier test — which proves nothing under Bun's single record — asserts the `globalThis` anchor directly; the production-path enablement test waits for the bind's backfill and resets the poller memo it fills Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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* chore(release): v0.12.2-beta.1 Beta of the six workspace-pilot and configuration fixes merged after v0.12.1 (#1341 #1342 #1343 #1344 #1345 #1346). Publishes to the npm `beta` dist-tag; `latest` stays at 0.12.1. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6 * chore(release): v0.12.2-beta.1 — correct the docs path in the changelog entry (bot review) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6 --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two stores answer "remember this for the team" in a linked project, and nothing told the model which one teammates read: the engine's always-on workflow text says to call
add_memories, whilealtimate_memory_write's description never said its blocks are the workspace-mirrored, cross-checkout store. So a plain prompt went to the engine hub and the decision never reached repo B — the issue's tapes show the mirror and overlay themselves work when the model is told to use the block store.## Altimate Workspacesection (from feat(workspace): state the linked workspace every turn, and mean the Altimate one #1330) gains a Team memory line for a bound project whose workspace has not said memory is off: save decisions and conventions withaltimate_memory_write(projectfor this project,globalfor everything); they sync to the workspace and every linked checkout; thedatamate_*memory tools are the engine's separate store and are not what teammates' sessions read; readaltimate_memory_readfirst and update an existing block rather than add a duplicate. The purerender()takes{ teamMemory }as an option (tests stay deterministic);systemSectionderives it frommemoryEnabledCached. The section cap is raised to 2,000 so the longest shape (pinned + stale + team memory) still fits a maximum-length name.altimate_memory_writesays the same, for models that weight tool descriptions over prompt text.MemoryStore.writemirrors fire-and-forget (void mirrorBlock(...)), which is right for the TUI and wrong for a one-shotrunthat exits when the turn ends.memory-syncnow tracks mirrors in flight and exposesflushPendingMirrors(timeoutMs);runawaits it beside the existingflushPendingSyncsbefore exiting. The store's write path is unchanged (a cloud failure still must not fail a local write).Not in this PR (design decisions beyond a routing fix, from the issue's later comment): hiding or de-prioritising the engine hub when workspace memory is on, and
training_saveas a third write path with no dedup. The prompt line's "read before write" instruction is the cheap dedup; provenance inaltimate_memory_readoutput is a separate change.How did you verify your code works?
identity.test.ts: the line's content, present only withteamMemory: true, absent for unbound; every shape × team-memory fits the cap with the name intact.identity-section.test.ts: throughsystemSection, a bound workspace with memory enabled in the memo gets the line and one with a remembered "off" does not (newnoteMemoryDisabledForTestsseam).memory-sync.test.ts:flushPendingMirrorsholds for a mirror parked on a slow server and returns when it lands; returns immediately with nothing in flight; gives up at its bound on a hung server. Deleting the tracking fails both.run-accounting.test.ts: the exit path flushes syncs and mirrors under the pilot flag (source-level, alongside the existing lifecycle contracts).test/altimate/workspace,test/memory,run-accounting, the v0.12.1 adversarial file: 1068 pass. Typecheck clean.Not re-run live: the issue's two-repo tape needs two linked checkouts and the extractor; the mirror/overlay path is unchanged and was verified live before v0.12.0.
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Fixes workspace memory routing so a plain "save this for the team" reaches the store teammates read, and stops
runfrom exiting before a last-turn memory upload lands (closes #1332).altimate_memory_write, that it syncs to the workspace and linked checkouts, thatdatamate_*tools are a separate engine store, and to checkaltimate_memory_readfirst. The line renders only on confirmed enablement (not unknown or stale), and the section cap rises to 2,000.altimate_memory_write's description repeats the same guidance for models that read tool descriptions.runnow awaits the skill-sync and mirror flushes together before exiting so mirrors and block archives aren't abandoned. SIGINT/SIGTERM aborts the run first, then holds up to 2s for pending mirrors.globalThisso the flush reads the same set the writer filled despite two module specifiers.Note: the first turn of a cold
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