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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughIntroduces a new Memory Extension for opencrow that leverages sediment—a local semantic vector store—to enable cross-session memory recall. Adds the extension's TypeScript implementation, documentation, Nix build definitions for both the extension and sediment dependency, and updates the module configuration to support bundled extensions via boolean flags. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Agent
participant MemoryExt as Memory Extension
participant Sediment
participant Store as Local Vector Store
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Note over Agent,Store: Memory Recall (before_agent_start)
Agent->>MemoryExt: Start new agent turn with prompt
MemoryExt->>Sediment: Execute recall query
Sediment->>Store: Search semantically similar memories
Store-->>Sediment: Return matching memories (filtered by similarity)
Sediment-->>MemoryExt: JSON results
MemoryExt->>Agent: Inject recalled memories into system prompt
end
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Note over Agent,Store: Memory Storage (agent_end & session_compact)
Agent->>MemoryExt: Turn/session ends with conversation text
MemoryExt->>Sediment: Execute store command
Sediment->>Store: Persist conversation/summary vectors
Store-->>Sediment: Acknowledgment
Sediment-->>MemoryExt: Success response
end
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Note over Agent,Store: Explicit Memory Search (memory_search tool)
Agent->>MemoryExt: Invoke memory_search tool with query
MemoryExt->>Sediment: Execute recall with search query
Sediment->>Store: Semantic vector search
Store-->>Sediment: Matching memories
Sediment-->>MemoryExt: Formatted results
MemoryExt->>Agent: Return search results or error
end
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extensions/memory/index.ts (3)
163-175: Consider validating thelimitparameter bounds.The
limitparameter accepts any number without validation. A negative or excessively large value could cause unexpected behavior in sediment. Consider clamping to a reasonable range.♻️ Suggested validation
async execute(_toolCallId, params, signal) { try { + const limit = Math.max(1, Math.min(params.limit ?? 5, 100)); const raw = await sediment( pi, [ "recall", params.query, "--limit", - String(params.limit ?? 5), + String(limit), "--json", ], signal, );🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@extensions/memory/index.ts` around lines 163 - 175, The execute method calls sediment with params.limit unchecked, which allows negative or huge values; clamp and validate params.limit before the sediment call (in execute) to a sane range (e.g., min 1, max 100 or a project-appropriate cap) and pass the clamped value to String() for the "--limit" argument so sediment always receives a valid positive integer; update any related variable or documentation for params.limit and ensure the clamping logic handles non-numeric inputs (NaN) by falling back to a default.
142-144: Consider logging the error for debugging.The empty catch block silently swallows errors when sediment is unavailable. While graceful degradation is appropriate, logging the error at debug level would aid troubleshooting.
♻️ Suggested change
- } catch { + } catch (e) { + console.debug("memory: recall unavailable, proceeding without memories", e); // sediment unavailable — proceed without memories }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@extensions/memory/index.ts` around lines 142 - 144, The catch block that currently swallows errors when accessing "sediment" (the try/catch handling "sediment unavailable" near where memories are loaded) should capture the thrown error (e.g., catch (err)) and log it at debug level so failures are visible during troubleshooting; update that catch to call the module's logger.debug (or logger?.debug) with a short context string like "sediment unavailable" plus the error object, falling back to console.debug if no logger exists.
62-66: Changesimilarityfromstringtonumber.The sediment recall command outputs
similarityas a floating-point number (0.0–1.0), not a string. The currentparseFloat()call masks this type inconsistency. Update the interface and remove the unnecessary conversion:♻️ Suggested changes
interface RecallResult { content: string; id: string; - similarity: string; + similarity: number; }return parsed.results.filter( - (r) => parseFloat(r.similarity) >= MIN_SIMILARITY, + (r) => r.similarity >= MIN_SIMILARITY, );🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@extensions/memory/index.ts` around lines 62 - 66, The RecallResult interface currently types similarity as string while the sediment recall output is a float (0.0–1.0); update the RecallResult declaration to use similarity: number and remove the unnecessary parseFloat conversion where RecallResult objects are constructed (replace parseFloat(...) usage with the original numeric value or ensure the source value is a number) so the type matches actual runtime values.nix/module.nix (1)
19-27: Consider adding an assertion for invalid extension names.If a user sets
extensions.typo = truefor a non-existent packaged extension, they'll get a cryptic Nix error about missing attributeextension-typo. An assertion with a helpful message would improve UX.♻️ Suggested assertion
Add to the assertions list in
config:{ assertion = lib.all (name: cfg.extensions.${name} != true || self.packages.${pkgs.hostPlatform.system} ? "extension-${name}" ) (lib.attrNames cfg.extensions); message = let invalid = lib.filter (name: cfg.extensions.${name} == true && !(self.packages.${pkgs.hostPlatform.system} ? "extension-${name}") ) (lib.attrNames cfg.extensions); in "Unknown bundled extension(s): ${lib.concatStringsSep ", " invalid}. " + "Available: memory"; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@nix/module.nix` around lines 19 - 27, Add a config assertion that validates cfg.extensions entries before resolvedExtensions runs: iterate lib.attrNames cfg.extensions and ensure for each name that if cfg.extensions.${name} == true then self.packages.${pkgs.hostPlatform.system} has the attribute "extension-${name}"; if the check fails, fail with a message listing the unknown extension names and the set of available "extension-*" package names (computed from lib.attrNames of self.packages.${pkgs.hostPlatform.system} filtered/prefixed by "extension-"). Include this assertion in the config assertions list so users get a clear error instead of a missing-attribute Nix error when resolvedExtensions tries to reference a non-existent self.packages attribute.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@extensions/memory/README.md`:
- Line 3: The README's sediment repository URL is inconsistent with the fetch
source in nix/sediment/default.nix; determine the canonical repository (either
github.com/Mic92/sediment or github.com/rendro/sediment), then update the link
in extensions/memory/README.md to match that canonical repo (or update
nix/sediment/default.nix to fetch from the README's repo if the nix file is
wrong), ensuring both files reference the identical GitHub URL so the
documentation and nix fetch are consistent.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@extensions/memory/index.ts`:
- Around line 163-175: The execute method calls sediment with params.limit
unchecked, which allows negative or huge values; clamp and validate params.limit
before the sediment call (in execute) to a sane range (e.g., min 1, max 100 or a
project-appropriate cap) and pass the clamped value to String() for the
"--limit" argument so sediment always receives a valid positive integer; update
any related variable or documentation for params.limit and ensure the clamping
logic handles non-numeric inputs (NaN) by falling back to a default.
- Around line 142-144: The catch block that currently swallows errors when
accessing "sediment" (the try/catch handling "sediment unavailable" near where
memories are loaded) should capture the thrown error (e.g., catch (err)) and log
it at debug level so failures are visible during troubleshooting; update that
catch to call the module's logger.debug (or logger?.debug) with a short context
string like "sediment unavailable" plus the error object, falling back to
console.debug if no logger exists.
- Around line 62-66: The RecallResult interface currently types similarity as
string while the sediment recall output is a float (0.0–1.0); update the
RecallResult declaration to use similarity: number and remove the unnecessary
parseFloat conversion where RecallResult objects are constructed (replace
parseFloat(...) usage with the original numeric value or ensure the source value
is a number) so the type matches actual runtime values.
In `@nix/module.nix`:
- Around line 19-27: Add a config assertion that validates cfg.extensions
entries before resolvedExtensions runs: iterate lib.attrNames cfg.extensions and
ensure for each name that if cfg.extensions.${name} == true then
self.packages.${pkgs.hostPlatform.system} has the attribute "extension-${name}";
if the check fails, fail with a message listing the unknown extension names and
the set of available "extension-*" package names (computed from lib.attrNames of
self.packages.${pkgs.hostPlatform.system} filtered/prefixed by "extension-").
Include this assertion in the config assertions list so users get a clear error
instead of a missing-attribute Nix error when resolvedExtensions tries to
reference a non-existent self.packages attribute.
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Users need to know how to enable, configure, and write extensions without reading the NixOS module source.
Provide a cross-session recall extension backed by sediment so users have a working example of how to write and package pi extensions for opencrow. The extension is not enabled by default. The NixOS module extensions option now accepts `true` to resolve a packaged extension from the flake (e.g. `extensions.memory = true`), keeping the existing path-based approach for custom extensions. Sediment is packaged alongside and patched into the extension at build time so users don't need to manually add it to extraPackages.
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Provide a cross-session recall extension backed by sediment so users have a working example of how to write and package pi extensions for opencrow. The extension is not enabled by default.
The NixOS module extensions option now accepts
trueto resolve a packaged extension from the flake (e.g.extensions.memory = true), keeping the existing path-based approach for custom extensions.Sediment is packaged alongside and patched into the extension at build time so users don't need to manually add it to extraPackages.
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