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Follow-up to #3. Two blocking CI jobs were red on main after merge.

test (ubuntu + macOS) — flaky lock contention

The HOME/TMP override from #3 does not isolate the per-user brain on
Linux: the home crate resolves the home dir via getpwuid (/etc/passwd),
ignoring $HOME. Parallel test binaries then contended on the shared
~/.kimetsu/project.lockproject writer lock is already held.

Fix: set KIMETSU_USER_BRAIN=0 for the test job (the documented toggle,
same one with_user_brain_disabled uses). Each test uses only its own
per-test project root. Verified locally: full workspace all-green (14 test
blocks, 0 failures).

cargo-audit — unmaintained transitive

RUSTSEC-2024-0384: instant is unmaintained (not an exploitable vuln). It
enters only via the embeddings feature: fastembed → sled 0.34 → parking_lot 0.11 → instant. No upgrade path until fastembed bumps sled; the
lean default build doesn't pull it. Ignored with a documented reason in the
audit step; re-evaluate when fastembed updates.

Result

Blocking checks (fmt, test, audit) green. clippy + cargo-deny stay advisory
(continue-on-error) pending a dedicated lint/licence cleanup PR.

RodCor and others added 4 commits May 30, 2026 11:42
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Two blocking CI jobs were red on main after #3 merged:

test (ubuntu + macOS): the previous HOME/TMP override does NOT isolate the
per-user brain on Linux — the `home` crate resolves the home dir via
getpwuid (/etc/passwd), ignoring $HOME. So CI kept resolving
~/.kimetsu and parallel test binaries contended on
~/.kimetsu/project.lock ("project writer lock is already held"). Fix: set
KIMETSU_USER_BRAIN=0 for the test job (the documented toggle); every test
then uses only its own per-test project root. Verified locally: full
workspace all-green (14 test blocks, 0 failures).

cargo-audit: RUSTSEC-2024-0384 (`instant` unmaintained) — a transitive,
embeddings-only dep (fastembed -> sled 0.34 -> parking_lot 0.11 ->
instant). Not an exploitable vuln and no upgrade path until fastembed
bumps sled. Ignored with a documented reason; re-evaluate on fastembed
update.

clippy + cargo-deny remain advisory (continue-on-error) pending a cleanup
PR. After this, the blocking checks (fmt, test, audit) are green.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The audit-ignore in the prior commit named the wrong advisory. cargo-audit
reports zero vulnerabilities; the only finding is an informational
"unmaintained" notice for `paste` (RUSTSEC-2024-0436) — a transitive
proc-macro dep via fastembed -> tokenizers -> macro_rules_attribute -> paste,
with no first-party use and no drop-in replacement. Ignore the correct id so
the audit job is green on the informational notice.

Also gitignore **/.fastembed_cache/ — the BGE model cache fastembed writes
under the crate dir on first embed call during tests/runs.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The 'test' job failed on ubuntu + macos at project.rs with
'noop embedder must not generate conflicts; got 1 rows' (97 passed,
1 failed). Root cause is Cargo feature unification, not the lock
contention the old ci.yml comment claimed: 'cargo test --workspace'
unifies features across the graph, and kimetsu-cli enables
'kimetsu-brain/embeddings' by default. So kimetsu-brain's own test
binary builds WITH the real fastembed embedder, never the noop the
test assumed. The two near-duplicate texts ('thiserror' vs 'anyhow'
error types) then exceed the 0.82 cosine threshold and a conflict
row is recorded -> assertion fails.

Make the plumbing test deterministic under any embedder: use two
unrelated-topic memories (cosine well under threshold for a real
embedder, trivially zero for the noop), rename to
add_memory_distinct_texts_no_conflicts, and rewrite the doc/inline
comments. Fix the misleading ci.yml comment to describe feature
unification + the KIMETSU_USER_BRAIN=0 / --test-threads=1 hygiene.

Verified: cargo test -p kimetsu-brain --features embeddings ->
98 passed, 0 failed (the exact CI build condition).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… scrub + merge/replace)

Prepares Kimetsu to produce and receive a shareable brain. The marketplace lives
in a separate repo; this is the pack I/O on top of the existing portable
export/import (MemoryExport + import_memories' normalized-text dedup = merge).

- Security scrub (redact.rs): factored the regex span engine; scrub_for_export =
  credentials + PII (email/phone/ssn/credit_card, Luhn-gated so ids/timestamps
  aren't touched). High precision. Credentials scrubbed at ingest, PII at export,
  defensive re-scrub on import.
- Compressed scrubbed export: export_memories scrubs every memory + returns a
  ScrubReport. Pack envelope {kimetsu_pack,name/version/description,memory_count,
  memories} + parse_pack_or_array (back-compat with the bare array). CLI
  `brain export` gains --name/--version/--description (-> pack), ALWAYS gzips,
  prints the scrub summary, --strict aborts on a finding. flate2 dep.
- Import/install: `brain import` reads a path, `-`, or an http(s) URL (reqwest),
  auto-detects gzip, parses envelope-or-array, --mode merge|replace (replace needs
  --yes). import_pack = merge | invalidate-in-scope-then-load (reversible) +
  provenance tagging (source:"pack" via a thread-local scope, like Slice C's
  OriginScope) so installed memories can later be listed/uninstalled/updated.

Gate: fmt; clippy lean + --features embeddings (-D warnings); kimetsu-brain 485,
kimetsu-cli 243 + cli_smoke 10 pass (isolated). E2E verified: gzip pack, scrub
report, merge dedup, replace --yes supersede, [REDACTED:email/phone] on import.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
RodCor pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 3, 2026
… scrub + merge/replace)

Prepares Kimetsu to produce and receive a shareable brain. The marketplace lives
in a separate repo; this is the pack I/O on top of the existing portable
export/import (MemoryExport + import_memories' normalized-text dedup = merge).

- Security scrub (redact.rs): factored the regex span engine; scrub_for_export =
  credentials + PII (email/phone/ssn/credit_card, Luhn-gated so ids/timestamps
  aren't touched). High precision. Credentials scrubbed at ingest, PII at export,
  defensive re-scrub on import.
- Compressed scrubbed export: export_memories scrubs every memory + returns a
  ScrubReport. Pack envelope {kimetsu_pack,name/version/description,memory_count,
  memories} + parse_pack_or_array (back-compat with the bare array). CLI
  `brain export` gains --name/--version/--description (-> pack), ALWAYS gzips,
  prints the scrub summary, --strict aborts on a finding. flate2 dep.
- Import/install: `brain import` reads a path, `-`, or an http(s) URL (reqwest),
  auto-detects gzip, parses envelope-or-array, --mode merge|replace (replace needs
  --yes). import_pack = merge | invalidate-in-scope-then-load (reversible) +
  provenance tagging (source:"pack" via a thread-local scope, like Slice C's
  OriginScope) so installed memories can later be listed/uninstalled/updated.

Gate: fmt; clippy lean + --features embeddings (-D warnings); kimetsu-brain 485,
kimetsu-cli 243 + cli_smoke 10 pass (isolated). E2E verified: gzip pack, scrub
report, merge dedup, replace --yes supersede, [REDACTED:email/phone] on import.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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