Make the four-engine story consumable (#18 product follow-up) - #63
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…-up) The three-repo end-to-end review found the mechanism sound and the consumption layer broken: a developer following the crate's own docs could not get the flagship engine running. Six fixes, one theme -- the product is the part a consumer touches, not the part we built. 1. The tinycortex feature no longer dead-ends. The facade exposed `provider(Arc<dyn tinycortex::memory::Memory>)` while nothing re-exported the engine crate, so the argument type was unnameable outside this workspace without a second git dependency and its patch table. The adapter now re-exports `tinycortex` and `InMemoryMemoryStore`; `provider(Arc::new(InMemoryMemoryStore::new()))` is a complete embedded setup. 2. README gains "Using from your project": per-engine git-dep snippets, the feature table with families served, the exact patch tables the tinycortex path needs (and the statement that remote-only needs none), the `namespace` driver id marked host-internal, and an honest paragraph on remote exact-CRUD being enumeration-based. 3. examples/tinycortex.rs -- the first real-engine example: admit, construct, audit, store, recall, asserting the entry comes back. Run: `cargo run --example tinycortex --features tinycortex`. Recall is scoped to the namespace it stored in; the default falls back to the global namespace, which is exactly the trap a first-run user would hit -- the example now demonstrates the fix. 4. Remote errors name the endpoint host and call out credential rejections: 401/403 now reads "the configured credential was rejected ... check the API key" instead of an unattributed "HTTP 401" three layers deep -- which reads as "engine down" and sends the operator to the wrong runbook. Transport failures carry the host too. The credential itself is never echoed. 5. Supermemory keyed operations stop enumerating the account. `upsert` and `delete` paged every container tag the account holds to find one record; they now page only the tag their namespace derives. The conformance double had to be fixed to expose this: it filed rows under a tag it invented from metadata instead of recording the `containerTag` the adapter sent -- the real service files rows under the sent tag, so the double now does too. `entries()` keeps full enumeration; that one is genuinely list-everything. 6. The capability arithmetic agrees with the enum: README said ten optional families, api docs said sixteen total, the enum has eighteen. All three now say 3 mandatory + 15 optional = 18. cargo test --workspace: all suites green (core 855, remote 19 incl the re-store-dedup case the double previously could not catch) cargo run --example tinycortex --features tinycortex: recall found 1 cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets: clean
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds TinyCortex adapter exports, a feature-gated end-to-end example, expanded usage documentation, centralized remote HTTP errors, and container-scoped Supermemory lookups for upsert and delete operations. ChangesAdapter and usage updates
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR makes the four-engine setup consumable and improves remote error handling and Supermemory keying. Remaining merge-readiness risks are bounded: documentation may mislead self-hosted users, some authentication failures may suggest the wrong remedy, and the conformance test double can accept malformed or cross-adapter container tags. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner follow-up on these minor fixes. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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TinyCortexExample->>MemoryContract: Audit capabilities
MemoryContract->>InMemoryMemoryStore: Store and recall memory
InMemoryMemoryStore-->>TinyCortexExample: Return recalled entry
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- /// Sends a JSON request and decodes a successful JSON response. + /// Formats an error for a non-successful HTTP response. /// The error for a non-success status, written for the operator reading a ... + /// Sends a JSON request and decodes a successful JSON response. pub(crate) async fn json<T: DeserializeOwned>(🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@adapters/remote/src/common.rs`:
- Around line 102-105: Update the 401/403 error message in HttpClient to use
authentication-neutral guidance, or select wording based on self.auth so
Auth::Bearer and Auth::None do not receive API-key-specific instructions;
preserve the existing request path and HTTP status details.
In `@adapters/remote/src/conformance_test.rs`:
- Around line 115-117: Update sm_tags tag discovery to ignore empty Row tags so
Mem0 rows do not produce a containerTag of "" or enter Supermemory tag queries.
Preserve discovery of non-empty tags and the existing adapter behavior.
- Line 262: Update the create-request parsing around the containerTag assignment
to require body["containerTag"].as_str() to be present and valid; return the
existing 4xx error response for missing or non-string values instead of storing
an empty string, while preserving successful parsing for valid strings.
In `@README.md`:
- Line 53: Update the README section heading currently labeled “Hosted engines
only (Supermemory, Mem0, Cognee) — no patch table:” to “Remote engines (hosted
or self-hosted)” so it accurately covers both hosted and self-hosted guidance.
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- The credential-rejection hint now matches the configured auth mode: "check the API key" for ApiKey clients, "check the bearer token" for Bearer, and an explicit no-credentials message for Auth::None -- the one-size hint sent bearer users hunting for a key they don't have. - The conformance double stops leaking Mem0 rows (which carry no container) into Supermemory tag discovery as containerTag "". - sm_create now rejects a missing or empty containerTag with 400, as the real v4 API does -- a double that filed malformed creates under "" would hide an adapter regression. - README heading says "Remote engines (hosted or self-hosted)"; Mem0 in that list is self-hosted, so "Hosted engines only" contradicted its own contents. cargo test -p tinymemory-remote: 19 passed
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The three-repo end-to-end review (tinymemory#18 + opencompany#914 wiring audit) found the mechanism sound and the consumption layer broken: a developer following the crate's own docs could not get the flagship engine running. Six fixes:
features=["tinycortex"]dead-ends —provider()'s argument type is unnameable outside the workspacetinycortex+InMemoryMemoryStore;provider(Arc::new(InMemoryMemoryStore::new()))is a complete embedded setupnamespaceid marked host-internal, honest remote-CRUD performance noteexamples/tinycortex.rs— admit → construct → audit → store → recall, asserting the entry returns. Also demonstrates the global-namespace recall trap a first-run user hitsupsert/deleteenumerate every container tag in the account to find one recordcontainerTagthe adapter sent — the real service files under the sent tag, so the double now does tooValidation
cargo test --workspacecargo run --example tinycortex --features tinycortexadmitted 'tinycortex' as Embedded → serves 3 families → recall found 1cargo clippy --workspace --all-targetscargo fmt --all -- --checkCompanion to #62 (audit minors) — disjoint files except none. Sources: the product-readiness dimension of the end-to-end review.
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