Embed a source batch's documents together instead of one at a time - #141
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`accept_source_items` wrote each item through `put_doc`, and the document upsert embedded that one document's chunks in its own provider request, so a 500-item connector pass paid 500 embedding round-trips: about 1.7 s each against the managed embedder, roughly 15 minutes, right at the host's `AcceptSourceItems` deadline. Add a batch write path to the store. `UnifiedMemory::upsert_documents` gates every document, chunks them all, embeds the chunk texts in requests of at most `EMBED_REQUEST_MAX_TEXTS` (64) texts across the whole batch, then writes each document under its per-key lock with the row, the chunk replacement and the new vectors in one transaction. The first write failure ends the batch as the last result entry, so the caller's per-item accounting is unchanged. `MemoryClient::put_docs` wraps it and queues graph extraction per written document, and `accept_source_items` converts its whole batch up front and makes one `put_docs` call, then feeds the memory tree once per written item as before. The single-document upsert is now the one-element case: it embeds before it writes and no longer holds the write lock across the provider round-trip. Closes tinyhumansai#138
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds batch document upserts with bounded shared embedding requests, ordered results, transactional writes, and write-gate enforcement. Source-item ingestion now converts and writes batches while preserving earlier successful items when a later item is invalid. ChangesBatch document ingestion
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Large batches or an existing queue backlog can leave successfully stored documents without graph extraction. This should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SourceItems
participant MemorySourceSink
participant MemoryClient
participant UnifiedMemory
participant EmbeddingProvider
SourceItems->>MemorySourceSink: submit source items
MemorySourceSink->>MemoryClient: put_docs converted inputs
MemoryClient->>UnifiedMemory: upsert_documents
UnifiedMemory->>EmbeddingProvider: embed chunk batches
UnifiedMemory-->>MemoryClient: ordered document results
MemoryClient-->>MemorySourceSink: successful writes and errors
MemorySourceSink-->>SourceItems: outcome after tree ingestion
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| if item.item_id.trim().is_empty() { | ||
| return Err(MemoryError::Invalid( | ||
| rejected = Some(MemoryError::Invalid( |
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Write already-converted items before breaking on blank item_id
When item.item_id.trim().is_empty() is true, the new code sets rejected and breaks out of the conversion loop. Any items that were successfully converted and pushed into inputs/tree_items before the blank one are never written to the store, and the caller receives the error rather than the partial outcome. The old code returned the error immediately after writing nothing, which was consistent; this version silently discards earlier items. The items before the blank one need to be written even when the blank one is rejected, preserving the partial-write semantics the surrounding comment describes whenever it is possible to write them.
[RULE] incomplete-batch-write ·
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The converted prefix is written. The break only ends the conversion loop; the function then continues to self.client.put_docs(inputs).await (line 2268) on everything converted so far, feeds each written item to the memory tree, and only after that returns the blank-id error (line 2330). That is the same end state the old per-item loop produced: items before the blank one written, nothing after it. a_blank_source_item_id_fails_the_batch_after_the_items_before_it in full_provider_conformance.rs pins exactly this (two of four items written, MemoryError::Invalid returned). No change.
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| let input = Self::cross(&input, "convert source document")?; | ||
| match self.client.put_doc(input).await { | ||
| match Self::cross(&input, "convert source document") { |
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Write already-converted items before breaking on conversion failure
When Self::cross fails, the code sets rejected and breaks. Previously converted items in inputs and tree_items are never written. The same reasoning as the blank item_id case applies: items before the failure should be written even when a later item cannot be converted.
[RULE] incomplete-batch-write ·
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Same control flow as the blank-id case: break leaves the conversion loop, put_docs still runs on the prefix converted before the failure and the tree funnel runs per written item, and the conversion error is returned afterwards. The items before the failure are written, as before. No change.
| let results = self.inner.upsert_documents(inputs.clone()).await; | ||
| for (document, result) in inputs.into_iter().zip(&results) { | ||
| if let Ok(document_id) = result { | ||
| self.ingestion_queue.submit(IngestionJob { | ||
| document_id: document_id.clone(), | ||
| document, | ||
| config: MemoryIngestionConfig::default(), | ||
| }); | ||
| } | ||
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Handle the fallible ingestion_queue.submit result
self.ingestion_queue.submit(...) returns a Result. The return value is ignored, so if submission fails the error is silently lost and the caller sees success. The method's doc comment says 'the first failure ends the batch' — this should propagate the error instead of swallowing it.
| let results = self.inner.upsert_documents(inputs.clone()).await; | |
| for (document, result) in inputs.into_iter().zip(&results) { | |
| if let Ok(document_id) = result { | |
| self.ingestion_queue.submit(IngestionJob { | |
| document_id: document_id.clone(), | |
| document, | |
| config: MemoryIngestionConfig::default(), | |
| }); | |
| } | |
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| let results = self.inner.upsert_documents(inputs.clone()).await; | |
| for (document, result) in inputs.into_iter().zip(&results) { | |
| if let Ok(document_id) = result { | |
| self.ingestion_queue.submit(IngestionJob { | |
| document_id: document_id.clone(), | |
| document, | |
| config: MemoryIngestionConfig::default(), | |
| })?; | |
| } | |
| } |
[RULE] unchecked-fallible-call ·
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IngestionQueue::submit returns bool, not Result (crates/tinymemory-core/src/ingestion/queue.rs:90), and its contract is best-effort by design: a full queue or a shut-down worker logs a warning with the document id and the already-committed upsert is unaffected. put_doc ignores the same return value in the same way (line 180), and put_docs mirrors it deliberately. Propagating with ? as suggested would not compile in a function returning Vec<Result<String, String>>, and the doc comment's 'first failure ends the batch' refers to write failures, which come from upsert_documents. No change.
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Follow-up: 80a0e22 now counts refused submissions in BatchPutOutcome::dropped_extractions and logs them (per batch, and per source in accept_source_items). submit stays bool and best-effort by the queue's contract; a refused extraction job is not a document failure.
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Discard per-item error status when returning an aggregate error
When rejected is Some, the function returns Err(error). The outcome value (with written, already_ingested, skipped, ids) is dropped on the floor. Callers that previously received the outcome alongside the error from the loop (or received multiple errors via different items) now get no partial outcome at all. If anything was written before the break, that information is lost. The return type should either include the partial outcome alongside the error, or the loop should not accumulate writes when a later item will cause an error.
[RULE] dropped-error-context ·
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This is the pre-existing contract, not a regression: accept_source_items returns Result<IngestOutcome, MemoryError>, and the old loop also returned Err for a blank id or a failed write and dropped the partially filled outcome, for the reason the retained comment gives (a partial batch has no truthful representation in IngestOutcome, and counting failures as skipped would report a locked database as a successful no-op). The failed-write path still names the count in its message ('after N of M item(s) were written'), as before. Changing the return type is outside this issue. No change.
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4114-4114: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse the Tinycortex public chunks API for this assertion.
tinymemory_core::store::chunks::count_chunkscouples this integration test to store internals. Query the count throughprovider.as_chunks()instead.As per coding guidelines, "
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In `@crates/tinymemory-core/src/store/client.rs`:
- Around line 207-214: Update put_docs to handle a false result from
IngestionQueue::submit when creating each IngestionJob: propagate the rejection
as a failure result or record it through the established error mechanism, rather
than silently dropping the job. Preserve successful document processing and
ensure rejected submissions are observable to callers.
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In `@crates/tinymemory-tinycortex/tests/full_provider_conformance.rs`:
- Line 4114: Update the assertion in the provider conformance test to obtain the
chunk count through the public provider.as_chunks() API instead of
tinymemory_core::store::chunks::count_chunks. Preserve the existing expected
count and assertion behavior while removing the dependency on store internals.
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Picks up tinyhumansai/tinycortex#169 (`claim_next` ranks `reembed_backfill` right after `seal`, so the only path that writes chunk vectors is no longer round-robined behind the whole `extract_chunk` backlog by the LLM-gate defer; tinycortex#168), the v0.1.2 release (crate version 0.1.1 -> 0.1.2, `dirs` 5 -> 6) and the dependabot bumps between the two pins. Both lockfiles follow the pin; the `dirs` bump lets cargo drop the second copies of `dirs` / `dirs-sys` / `redox_users` / `thiserror 1.x` and the `windows-sys 0.48` family they alone pulled in.
`put_docs` submits one background graph-extraction job per written document in a single burst, where `put_doc` spaced them out by one embedding round-trip each, so an existing backlog can make the bounded ingestion queue refuse some of them. The refusal is the queue's documented best-effort drop, but it was invisible to the caller. `put_docs` now returns a `BatchPutOutcome` whose `dropped_extractions` counts the refused jobs and logs the count, and `accept_source_items` logs it per source. The documents and their memory-tree chunks are stored either way; only the namespace graph extraction for those documents is skipped. Also count the memory-tree chunks in the new conformance test through the public chunks capability rather than the store internals.
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Summary
Two halves of the fix for a 500-item connector pass taking ~15 minutes and tripping the host's
AcceptSourceItemsdeadline (#138, parent RCA tinyhumansai/openhuman#6025):accept_source_itemswrote each item throughput_doc, andupsert_document_presanitizedembedded that document's chunks in its own provider request, so a 500-item pass paid 500 embedding round-trips (about 1.7 s each against the managed embedder). The store now has a batch write path:UnifiedMemory::upsert_documentsgates and chunks every document, embeds all the chunk texts in requests of at mostEMBED_REQUEST_MAX_TEXTS(64) texts across the whole batch, then writes each document under its per-key lock with the row, the chunk replacement and the newvector_chunksrows in one transaction.MemoryClient::put_docswraps it (one graph-extraction job per written document, asput_docdoes) andaccept_source_itemsconverts its whole batch up front and makes oneput_docscall. Five one-chunk items now cost one embedding request instead of five; 500 two-chunk emails cost about 16 requests instead of 500.vendor/tinycortexto79131f2. Picks up fix(queue): rank reembed_backfill right after seal in claim_next tinycortex#169 (claim_nextranksreembed_backfillright afterseal, so the only path that writes memory-tree chunk vectors is no longer round-robined behind the wholeextract_chunkbacklog by the LLM-gate defer; tinycortex#168), the v0.1.2 release (crate 0.1.1 → 0.1.2,dirs5 → 6) and the dependabot bumps between the pins. Both lockfiles follow the pin; thedirsbump lets cargo drop the duplicatedirs/dirs-sys/redox_users/thiserror 1.x/windows-sys 0.48entries, which is why that diff is mostly deletions.put_docsreturns aBatchPutOutcome: per-document results plusdropped_extractions, the count of written documents whose background graph-extraction job the bounded ingestion queue refused. A batch submits those jobs in one burst whereput_docspaced them out, so the queue's documented best-effort drop is now counted and logged (per source inaccept_source_items) instead of being invisible; the documents and their memory-tree chunks are stored either way.After this merges: a tinymemory patch release, then openhuman re-pins the module.
Related issue
Closes #138. Also carries the vendored fix for tinyhumansai/tinycortex#168. Parent RCA: tinyhumansai/openhuman#6025.
API or behavior changes
UnifiedMemory::upsert_documents,MemoryClient::put_docs(returnsBatchPutOutcome),store::BatchPutOutcome. Results hold one entry per document attempted, in input order; the first failure ends the batch and is always the last entry, so everything before it was written.upsert_documentnow embeds before it writes and commits the row and its chunks in one transaction (previously the row was written, then embedded, then the chunks were inserted one statement at a time). The old row and chunks stay visible until the new write lands; there is no longer a window with a new row and no chunks. The write lock is no longer held across the provider round-trip.accept_source_itemskeeps its accounting: an item with a blank id still fails the call after the items before it were written and none after it; a failed write still reports "after N of M item(s) were written". Its embedding cost changes from one request per item to one per 64 chunk texts. The memory-tree funnel (openhuman#6007) still runs once per written item.reembed_backfillbeforeflush_stale,append_bufferandextract_chunk, so chunk vectors land within tens of seconds of a chunk write during a large sync instead of one backlog rotation later.Validation
Commands actually run, with their outcome (on the combined branch):
cargo fmt --all -- --checkcargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warningscargo build --all-targets --all-featurescargo test --all-featurescargo test(default features)RUSTDOCFLAGS="-D warnings" cargo doc --no-deps --all-featurescargo metadata --locked(root)cargo fmt/clippy --manifest-path crates/tinymemory-module/Cargo.toml,cargo build --locked --manifest-path crates/tinymemory-module/Cargo.toml,cargo test --manifest-path crates/tinymemory-module/Cargo.toml --libTests
documents_tests.rs: three chunked documents travel in one request; requests split atEMBED_REQUEST_MAX_TEXTS; a refused request leaves only its chunks vector-less while every document is still written; the batch stops at the first write failure with the store's own error.write_gate_tests.rs: a batch is gated per document, the admitted prefix is redacted like a single write, and a secret-like key ends the batch as its last entry.client_tests.rs:put_docswrites every document and returns ids in input order; a one-slot queue whose worker is blocked refuses the burst's later jobs anddropped_extractionscounts them while every document is still stored.full_provider_conformance.rs: five connector items cost one embedding request and still reach the memory tree once each (counted through the public chunks capability; the embedder is injected throughUnifiedMemory::new, so the process-global seam is untouched); a blank item id fails the call after the items before it.claim_next_prefers_reembed_backfill_over_older_extract_chunk,claim_next_ranks_seal_then_backfill_then_flush_then_append_then_age); the full tinymemory suite ran against the new pin.Documentation
crates/tinymemory-core/src/store/namespace_store/README.md(documents.rs entry), thewrite_gatemodule docs (batch entry point and the no-bypass grep), and rustdoc on every new item. The gitlink and lockfiles need none.Checklist
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