From 81f42ab7612a9bd7bdcd9e474dee01aaebc4b3dd Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: ARIA Date: Fri, 21 Aug 2026 20:56:20 +0200 Subject: [PATCH] Local message cache: instant start + offline reading (SQLDelight) MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit - Cache.sq / ChatDb: lanes, channels and last_lane persisted as JSON snapshots; sanitize on restore (Pending->Failed, streaming->false); ephemeral items (tool, system) skipped - Platform drivers via expect/actual: AndroidSqliteDriver (app db dir) / JdbcSqliteDriver (~/.iris/iris_cache.db) - IrisController: restore before connect, debounced (750ms) snapshot persistence, synchronous flush on dispose, clearAll on forget - History robustness: historyLoaded marked only when the response is processed (lost request/response retried on reconnect); events collector wrapped in try/catch; onHelloAck fast path so the history request fires on the WS thread instead of the starved state collector; frame-decode and history-load logging - Protocol: HistoryMessage.media nullable (defensive vs older gateways that sent "media": null) - Tests: ChatDbTest (jvmTest, JDBC in-memory), ChatStoreCacheTest, HistoryPayloadTest, HistoryWireTest (real captured 92KB response) - docs/10: §10.7 implemented schema, new §10.9 cache behavior --- app/build.gradle.kts | 2 + app/shared/build.gradle.kts | 28 ++ .../kotlin/iris/platform/AndroidStorage.kt | 11 + .../kotlin/iris/data/ChannelStore.kt | 8 + .../src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/data/ChatDb.kt | 135 ++++++ .../commonMain/kotlin/iris/data/ChatStore.kt | 18 +- .../kotlin/iris/net/GatewayClient.kt | 285 +++++++----- .../kotlin/iris/platform/PlatformStorage.kt | 13 + .../kotlin/iris/protocol/Protocol.kt | 5 +- .../kotlin/iris/state/IrisController.kt | 410 +++++++++++------- .../commonMain/sqldelight/iris/db/Cache.sq | 57 +++ .../kotlin/iris/data/ChatStoreCacheTest.kt | 29 ++ .../iris/protocol/HistoryPayloadTest.kt | 50 +++ .../kotlin/iris/protocol/HistoryWireTest.kt | 19 + .../commonTest/resources/history_resp.json | 1 + .../kotlin/iris/platform/DesktopStorage.kt | 16 + .../jvmTest/kotlin/iris/data/ChatDbTest.kt | 160 +++++++ docs/10-android-app.md | 61 ++- 18 files changed, 1040 insertions(+), 268 deletions(-) create mode 100644 app/shared/src/androidMain/kotlin/iris/platform/AndroidStorage.kt create mode 100644 app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/data/ChatDb.kt create mode 100644 app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/platform/PlatformStorage.kt create mode 100644 app/shared/src/commonMain/sqldelight/iris/db/Cache.sq create mode 100644 app/shared/src/commonTest/kotlin/iris/data/ChatStoreCacheTest.kt create mode 100644 app/shared/src/commonTest/kotlin/iris/protocol/HistoryPayloadTest.kt create mode 100644 app/shared/src/commonTest/kotlin/iris/protocol/HistoryWireTest.kt create mode 100644 app/shared/src/commonTest/resources/history_resp.json create mode 100644 app/shared/src/desktopMain/kotlin/iris/platform/DesktopStorage.kt create mode 100644 app/shared/src/jvmTest/kotlin/iris/data/ChatDbTest.kt diff --git a/app/build.gradle.kts b/app/build.gradle.kts index 89c69c9..18b47dd 100644 --- a/app/build.gradle.kts +++ b/app/build.gradle.kts @@ -19,6 +19,8 @@ plugins { id("com.android.kotlin.multiplatform.library") version "9.3.1" apply false id("org.jetbrains.compose") version "1.11.1" apply false id("org.jetbrains.kotlin.plugin.compose") version "2.4.10" apply false + // Local cache DB (docs/16: "Local DB (KMP) — SQLDelight"). + id("app.cash.sqldelight") version "2.3.2" apply false } tasks.register("clean") { diff --git a/app/shared/build.gradle.kts b/app/shared/build.gradle.kts index 1dea99c..386e7fb 100644 --- a/app/shared/build.gradle.kts +++ b/app/shared/build.gradle.kts @@ -6,6 +6,8 @@ plugins { id("com.android.kotlin.multiplatform.library") id("org.jetbrains.compose") id("org.jetbrains.kotlin.plugin.compose") + // Local cache DB (docs/16: "Local DB (KMP) — SQLDelight"). + id("app.cash.sqldelight") } val composeVersion = "1.11.1" @@ -25,6 +27,8 @@ val kcefVersion = "2025.03.23" // release). Provides GFM tables, bold/italic/underscore, and the -code module // for language-aware syntax highlighting (Highlights). val markdownVersion = "0.44.0" +// Local cache DB (messages/channels/meta; docs/10 §10.7, docs/16). +val sqldelightVersion = "2.3.2" kotlin { android { @@ -51,6 +55,11 @@ kotlin { val jvmMain by creating { dependsOn(commonMain.get()) } val androidMain by getting { dependsOn(jvmMain) } val desktopMain by getting { dependsOn(jvmMain) } + // Host tests shared by the android (withHostTest) and desktop targets + // (e.g. the SQLDelight cache DB tests, which need the JDBC driver). + val jvmTest by creating { dependsOn(commonTest.get()) } + val androidHostTest by getting { dependsOn(jvmTest) } + val desktopTest by getting { dependsOn(jvmTest) } commonMain.dependencies { implementation("org.jetbrains.compose.runtime:runtime:$composeVersion") @@ -74,15 +83,24 @@ kotlin { // M9: HTML artifact previews — WebView composable (platform WebView // on Android, KCEF/JCEF on desktop). implementation("io.github.kevinnzou:compose-webview-multiplatform:$webviewVersion") + // Local cache DB runtime (generated code from commonMain/sqldelight). + implementation("app.cash.sqldelight:runtime:$sqldelightVersion") } commonTest.dependencies { implementation(kotlin("test")) } + jvmTest.dependencies { + implementation(kotlin("test")) + // JDBC SQLite driver: in-memory DB for the cache tests. + implementation("app.cash.sqldelight:sqlite-driver:$sqldelightVersion") + } // M9: KCEF (JCEF/Chromium) for desktop HTML artifact previews. The // webview library exposes it transitively, but we reference KCEF // directly (init + progress) so declare it explicitly. desktopMain.dependencies { implementation("dev.datlag:kcef:$kcefVersion") + // Local cache DB: JDBC SQLite driver (file in ~/.iris). + implementation("app.cash.sqldelight:sqlite-driver:$sqldelightVersion") } // M4: ExoPlayer (Media3) for inline audio/video playback (Android only). androidMain.dependencies { @@ -97,6 +115,16 @@ kotlin { // the ntfy listener is the fallback). The google-services plugin is // applied conditionally in the app module. implementation("com.google.firebase:firebase-messaging:25.1.2") + // Local cache DB: Android SQLite driver (app database dir). + implementation("app.cash.sqldelight:android-driver:$sqldelightVersion") + } + } +} + +sqldelight { + databases { + create("IrisDatabase") { + packageName.set("iris.db") } } } diff --git a/app/shared/src/androidMain/kotlin/iris/platform/AndroidStorage.kt b/app/shared/src/androidMain/kotlin/iris/platform/AndroidStorage.kt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ec7834a --- /dev/null +++ b/app/shared/src/androidMain/kotlin/iris/platform/AndroidStorage.kt @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +package iris.platform + +import app.cash.sqldelight.db.SqlDriver +import app.cash.sqldelight.driver.android.AndroidSqliteDriver +import iris.db.IrisDatabase + +actual fun appDataDir(): String = AndroidEnv.context.filesDir.absolutePath + +// The driver creates the schema in the open-helper callback (v1: no +// migrations yet; add .sqm files + `Schema.migrate` in onUpgrade later). +actual fun createCacheDriver(): SqlDriver = AndroidSqliteDriver(IrisDatabase.Schema, AndroidEnv.context, "iris_cache.db") diff --git a/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/data/ChannelStore.kt b/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/data/ChannelStore.kt index 85a574c..db15273 100644 --- a/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/data/ChannelStore.kt +++ b/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/data/ChannelStore.kt @@ -26,6 +26,14 @@ class ChannelStore { _channels.value = sorted(channels) } + /** Restore the directory from the persistent local cache on startup + * (offline: the drawer is populated before the gateway connection is + * up). The server re-seeds it on connect (`hello.ack`). No-op when + * [channels] is empty (first launch). */ + fun loadFromCache(channels: List) { + if (channels.isNotEmpty()) _channels.value = sorted(channels) + } + /** Reconcile a server frame into the cache. */ fun onFrame(frame: Frame) { when (frame.type) { diff --git a/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/data/ChatDb.kt b/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/data/ChatDb.kt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b8384f5 --- /dev/null +++ b/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/data/ChatDb.kt @@ -0,0 +1,135 @@ +package iris.data + +import app.cash.sqldelight.db.SqlDriver +import iris.db.IrisDatabase +import iris.protocol.ChannelInfo +import iris.protocol.IrisJson + +/** + * Persistent local cache (SQLite via SQLDelight — the locked "Local DB (KMP)" + * decision, docs/16; schema docs/10 §10.7). The server is authoritative; this + * is a cache that lets the app start instantly and read chats offline: + * + * - [loadLanes] / [loadChannels] restore the in-memory stores on startup, + * before the gateway connection is up (snappy start, offline reading). + * - [saveLanes] / [saveChannels] snapshot the in-memory stores (debounced by + * the controller) so every reconciled frame survives a process death. + * - [metaGet] / [metaPut] hold small UI state (last-viewed lane). + * + * Only [MessageItem]s are persisted — tool cards, live streaming state and + * local system notices are ephemeral. Rows are JSON payloads keyed by + * (lane, id), so the schema does not drift with [MessageItem] fields. + * + * All access is synchronized: the debounced save collectors run on the + * controller scope while [dispose] may flush from the UI thread. + */ +class ChatDb( + driver: SqlDriver, +) { + private val db = IrisDatabase(driver) + private val json = IrisJson.instance + private val lock = Any() + + // ── messages ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + + /** All persisted lanes (lane key -> messages ordered by ts). */ + fun loadLanes(): Map> = + synchronized(lock) { + val lanes = linkedMapOf>() + for (row in db.cacheQueries.allMessages().executeAsList()) { + val item = decodeMessage(row.payload) ?: continue + lanes.getOrPut(row.lane) { mutableListOf() }.add(item) + } + lanes.mapValues { it.value.toList() } + } + + /** Replace the whole message cache with [lanes] (atomic snapshot). Tool + * cards and local system notices are skipped (ephemeral). */ + fun saveLanes(lanes: Map>) { + synchronized(lock) { + db.transaction { + db.cacheQueries.clearMessages() + for ((lane, items) in lanes) { + for (item in items) { + if (item is MessageItem && !item.isSystem) { + db.cacheQueries.upsertMessage(lane, item.id, item.ts, json.encodeToString(item)) + } + } + } + } + } + } + + // ── channels ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + + /** The persisted channel directory (channels + threads). */ + fun loadChannels(): List = + synchronized(lock) { + val list = mutableListOf() + for (row in db.cacheQueries.allChannels().executeAsList()) { + try { + list.add(json.decodeFromString(row.payload)) + } catch (_: Exception) { + // Corrupt row — skip it; the server re-seeds on connect. + } + } + list + } + + /** Replace the whole channel directory (atomic snapshot). */ + fun saveChannels(channels: List) { + synchronized(lock) { + db.transaction { + db.cacheQueries.clearChannels() + for (c in channels) { + db.cacheQueries.upsertChannel(c.chatId, json.encodeToString(c)) + } + } + } + } + + // ── meta ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + + fun metaGet(key: String): String? = + synchronized(lock) { + db.cacheQueries.metaGet(key).executeAsOneOrNull() + } + + fun metaPut( + key: String, + value: String, + ) { + synchronized(lock) { + db.cacheQueries.metaPut(key, value) + } + } + + /** Wipe the whole cache (forget pairing → a different gateway). */ + fun clearAll() { + synchronized(lock) { + db.transaction { + db.cacheQueries.clearMessages() + db.cacheQueries.clearChannels() + db.cacheQueries.clearMeta() + } + } + } + + private fun decodeMessage(payload: String): MessageItem? = + try { + json.decodeFromString(payload).sanitizeForRestore() + } catch (_: Exception) { + null + } + + /** A restored message is never mid-flight: a streaming bubble is + * finalized (the sync replay finalizes it for real on reconnect) and a + * pending send becomes failed (tap to retry) — the gateway never + * acknowledged it before the process died. */ + private fun MessageItem.sanitizeForRestore(): MessageItem = + copy( + streaming = false, + pending = false, + status = if (status == MsgStatus.Pending) MsgStatus.Failed else status, + ) +} diff --git a/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/data/ChatStore.kt b/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/data/ChatStore.kt index 1d801d9..02e0035 100644 --- a/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/data/ChatStore.kt +++ b/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/data/ChatStore.kt @@ -27,6 +27,7 @@ import iris.util.nowMillis import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.MutableStateFlow import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.StateFlow import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.asStateFlow +import kotlinx.serialization.Serializable import kotlinx.serialization.json.JsonElement import kotlin.random.Random @@ -54,7 +55,9 @@ enum class MsgStatus { /** A chat message (user / assistant / commentary / streaming bubble). * [isSystem] marks a locally generated, centered notice (gateway restart / - * online) — not a user or agent turn, not selectable or deletable. */ + * online) — not a user or agent turn, not selectable or deletable. + * [Serializable]: persisted as a JSON payload in the local cache (ChatDb). */ +@Serializable data class MessageItem( override val id: String, val role: String, @@ -77,6 +80,7 @@ data class MessageItem( * has been pulled to the local cache (outbound) — inbound attachments the * app itself uploaded carry no local path (the agent reads the server copy). */ +@Serializable data class MediaItem( val mediaId: String, val kind: String, @@ -700,6 +704,18 @@ class ChatStore { } } + /** + * Restore lanes from the persistent local cache on startup (before the + * gateway connection is up), so the UI is populated instantly and chats + * are readable offline. The server remains authoritative: the `sync` + * delta and the `history` refresh reconcile the cache on connect. + * No-op when [lanes] is empty (first launch). + */ + fun loadFromCache(lanes: Map>) { + if (lanes.isEmpty()) return + _lanes.value = lanes + } + fun clear() { _lanes.value = emptyMap() } diff --git a/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/net/GatewayClient.kt b/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/net/GatewayClient.kt index 2ed3491..1bef195 100644 --- a/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/net/GatewayClient.kt +++ b/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/net/GatewayClient.kt @@ -30,29 +30,29 @@ import kotlinx.coroutines.Job import kotlinx.coroutines.channels.Channel import kotlinx.coroutines.currentCoroutineContext import kotlinx.coroutines.delay -import kotlinx.coroutines.isActive -import kotlinx.coroutines.launch import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.MutableSharedFlow import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.MutableStateFlow import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.SharedFlow import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.StateFlow import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.asSharedFlow import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.asStateFlow +import kotlinx.coroutines.isActive +import kotlinx.coroutines.launch import kotlinx.coroutines.sync.Mutex import kotlinx.coroutines.sync.withLock import kotlinx.coroutines.withTimeout import kotlinx.coroutines.withTimeoutOrNull -import kotlin.time.TimeMark -import kotlin.time.TimeSource import okhttp3.OkHttpClient -import okio.ByteString -import okio.ByteString.Companion.toByteString import okhttp3.Request import okhttp3.Response import okhttp3.WebSocket import okhttp3.WebSocketListener +import okio.ByteString +import okio.ByteString.Companion.toByteString import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit import kotlin.random.Random +import kotlin.time.TimeMark +import kotlin.time.TimeSource /** * OkHttp WebSocket client for the hermes android gateway (docs/10 §10.3). @@ -69,7 +69,9 @@ class GatewayClient( ) { sealed interface State { data object Disconnected : State + data object Connecting : State + data class Connected( val caps: ServerCaps, val channels: List, @@ -78,8 +80,12 @@ class GatewayClient( * it must not re-post system notifications (docs/08 §8.7). */ val lastPushedCursor: Long = 0, ) : State + data object Reconnecting : State - data class AuthFailed(val message: String) : State + + data class AuthFailed( + val message: String, + ) : State } private val _state = MutableStateFlow(State.Disconnected) @@ -92,14 +98,17 @@ class GatewayClient( private val _events = MutableSharedFlow(extraBufferCapacity = 128) val events: SharedFlow = _events.asSharedFlow() - private val client: OkHttpClient = OkHttpClient.Builder() - .pingInterval(20, TimeUnit.SECONDS) - .build() + private val client: OkHttpClient = + OkHttpClient + .Builder() + .pingInterval(20, TimeUnit.SECONDS) + .build() private var connectJob: Job? = null private var socket: WebSocket? = null private var nextRequestId = 1 private var attempt = 0 + // True once a connection has been established this session; reset by // start(). Drives Connecting (first dial) vs Reconnecting (redial after a // drop) so the UI can show the right status without a blocking screen. @@ -120,6 +129,15 @@ class GatewayClient( private var binarySession: BinarySession? = null + /** + * Fired promptly (on the WS thread) the moment `hello.ack` is received — + * on every (re)connect. Used for time-critical work that must not wait for + * the state collector, which can be starved for seconds during app startup + * (Dispatchers.Default) and would push a history request past a flaky + * network's window. Set before [start]. + */ + var onHelloAck: ((State.Connected) -> Unit)? = null + // M4: only one pull may be in flight at a time (binarySession is a single // slot). Serialize concurrent offers so their byte streams don't interleave. private val pullMutex = Mutex() @@ -165,6 +183,7 @@ class GatewayClient( dial.socket.close(1000, "auth failed") return } + DialResult.Connected -> { hasConnected = true attempt = 0 @@ -173,6 +192,7 @@ class GatewayClient( if (!currentCoroutineContext().isActive) return // socket dropped -> loop again (Reconnecting) } + is DialResult.Failed -> { attempt++ delay(backoffMs(attempt)) @@ -185,8 +205,14 @@ class GatewayClient( private sealed interface DialResult { data object Connected : DialResult - data class AuthFailed(val message: String) : DialResult - data class Failed(val message: String) : DialResult + + data class AuthFailed( + val message: String, + ) : DialResult + + data class Failed( + val message: String, + ) : DialResult } private data class Dial( @@ -195,100 +221,133 @@ class GatewayClient( val closed: CompletableDeferred, ) - private suspend fun dial(url: String, token: String): Dial { + private suspend fun dial( + url: String, + token: String, + ): Dial { val closed = CompletableDeferred() val helloAck = CompletableDeferred() val authError = CompletableDeferred() val fail = CompletableDeferred() val request = Request.Builder().url(url).build() - val ws = client.newWebSocket( - request, - object : WebSocketListener() { - override fun onOpen(webSocket: WebSocket, response: Response) { - IrisLog.d("ws open (${response.code})") - webSocket.send( - helloFrame( - token = token, - deviceId = store.deviceId, - deviceName = store.deviceName, - fcmToken = store.fcmToken.ifBlank { null }, - ntfyTopic = store.ntfyTopic.ifBlank { null }, - ).toWire(), - ) - } - - override fun onMessage(webSocket: WebSocket, text: String) { - lastLiveness = TimeSource.Monotonic.markNow() - val frame = try { - IrisJson.instance.decodeFromString(Frame.serializer(), text) - } catch (_: Exception) { - return + val ws = + client.newWebSocket( + request, + object : WebSocketListener() { + override fun onOpen( + webSocket: WebSocket, + response: Response, + ) { + IrisLog.d("ws open (${response.code})") + webSocket.send( + helloFrame( + token = token, + deviceId = store.deviceId, + deviceName = store.deviceName, + fcmToken = store.fcmToken.ifBlank { null }, + ntfyTopic = store.ntfyTopic.ifBlank { null }, + ).toWire(), + ) } - when (frame.type) { - TYPE_HELLO_ACK -> { - val ack = frame.payloadAs() - if (ack != null) helloAck.complete(ack) - } - TYPE_ERROR -> { - val err = frame.payloadAs() - if (!authError.isCompleted) authError.complete(err?.message ?: "auth failed") - // M7: post-connect error frames are app events, not - // auth failures — let the controller react. - _events.tryEmit(frame) - } - TYPE_PONG -> Unit - else -> { - _events.tryEmit(frame) - frame.id?.let { id -> - pending[id]?.complete(frame) - // M4: terminal frame of a pull stream — close - // the chunk channel so the pull loop exits. - if (frame.type == TYPE_MEDIA_PULL_END) { - (binarySession as? BinarySession.Pulling)?.let { - it.chunks.close() - binarySession = null + + override fun onMessage( + webSocket: WebSocket, + text: String, + ) { + lastLiveness = TimeSource.Monotonic.markNow() + val frame = + try { + IrisJson.instance.decodeFromString(Frame.serializer(), text) + } catch (e: Exception) { + // A dropped frame is silent data loss — log it (the + // first bytes hint at which frame it was). + IrisLog.e("frame decode failed (${text.length}B): $e :: ${text.take(120)}") + return + } + when (frame.type) { + TYPE_HELLO_ACK -> { + val ack = frame.payloadAs() + if (ack != null) helloAck.complete(ack) + } + + TYPE_ERROR -> { + val err = frame.payloadAs() + if (!authError.isCompleted) authError.complete(err?.message ?: "auth failed") + // M7: post-connect error frames are app events, not + // auth failures — let the controller react. + _events.tryEmit(frame) + } + + TYPE_PONG -> { + Unit + } + + else -> { + _events.tryEmit(frame) + frame.id?.let { id -> + pending[id]?.complete(frame) + // M4: terminal frame of a pull stream — close + // the chunk channel so the pull loop exits. + if (frame.type == TYPE_MEDIA_PULL_END) { + (binarySession as? BinarySession.Pulling)?.let { + it.chunks.close() + binarySession = null + } } } } } } - } - override fun onMessage(webSocket: WebSocket, bytes: ByteString) { - lastLiveness = TimeSource.Monotonic.markNow() - // M4: binary frames belong to the active pull stream - // (uploads are outbound; stray inbound chunks are dropped). - (binarySession as? BinarySession.Pulling) - ?.chunks - ?.trySend(bytes.toByteArray()) - } + override fun onMessage( + webSocket: WebSocket, + bytes: ByteString, + ) { + lastLiveness = TimeSource.Monotonic.markNow() + // M4: binary frames belong to the active pull stream + // (uploads are outbound; stray inbound chunks are dropped). + (binarySession as? BinarySession.Pulling) + ?.chunks + ?.trySend(bytes.toByteArray()) + } - override fun onClosed(webSocket: WebSocket, code: Int, reason: String) { - IrisLog.w("ws closed code=$code reason=\"$reason\"") - closed.complete(Unit) - } + override fun onClosed( + webSocket: WebSocket, + code: Int, + reason: String, + ) { + IrisLog.w("ws closed code=$code reason=\"$reason\"") + closed.complete(Unit) + } - override fun onFailure(webSocket: WebSocket, t: Throwable, response: Response?) { - IrisLog.e("ws failure: ${t.javaClass.simpleName}: ${t.message} (http=${response?.code})") - fail.complete(t.message ?: "connection failed") - closed.complete(Unit) - } - }, - ) + override fun onFailure( + webSocket: WebSocket, + t: Throwable, + response: Response?, + ) { + IrisLog.e("ws failure: ${t.javaClass.simpleName}: ${t.message} (http=${response?.code})") + fail.complete(t.message ?: "connection failed") + closed.complete(Unit) + } + }, + ) socket = ws val winner = CompletableDeferred() helloAck.invokeOnCompletion { e -> if (e == null) { val ack = helloAck.getCompleted() - _state.value = State.Connected(ack.serverCaps, ack.channels, ack.lastPushedCursor) + val connected = State.Connected(ack.serverCaps, ack.channels, ack.lastPushedCursor) + _state.value = connected // M5: reconnect catch-up — replay frames parked while offline. val local = store.syncCursor if (local < ack.syncCursor) { val id = nextRequestId++ ws.send(syncFrame(id, local).toWire()) } + // Prompt fast path (before the possibly-starved state collector). + onHelloAck?.invoke(connected) winner.complete(DialResult.Connected) } } @@ -298,17 +357,18 @@ class GatewayClient( fail.invokeOnCompletion { e -> if (e == null) winner.complete(DialResult.Failed(fail.getCompleted())) } - val result = withTimeoutOrNull(15_000) { winner.await() } - ?: DialResult.Failed("timeout waiting for hello.ack") + val result = + withTimeoutOrNull(15_000) { winner.await() } + ?: DialResult.Failed("timeout waiting for hello.ack") return Dial(result, ws, closed) } // ── Outbound ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── /** Send a text message (fire-and-forget; the server echoes it back). - * M4: [mediaRefs] reference completed uploads (media.upload.ack refs). - * [autoThread] asks the gateway to mint a fresh thread for the message - * (auto-threading, docs/06 §6.3). */ + * M4: [mediaRefs] reference completed uploads (media.upload.ack refs). + * [autoThread] asks the gateway to mint a fresh thread for the message + * (auto-threading, docs/06 §6.3). */ fun sendMessage( chatId: String, text: String, @@ -363,14 +423,21 @@ class GatewayClient( return when (frame.type) { TYPE_MEDIA_UPLOAD_ACK -> { val p = frame.payloadAs() - if (p != null && p.ok) Result.success(p.mediaRef) - else Result.failure(IllegalStateException("upload rejected by server")) + if (p != null && p.ok) { + Result.success(p.mediaRef) + } else { + Result.failure(IllegalStateException("upload rejected by server")) + } } + TYPE_ERROR -> { val e = frame.payloadAs() Result.failure(IllegalStateException(e?.message ?: "upload failed")) } - else -> Result.failure(IllegalStateException("unexpected reply ${frame.type}")) + + else -> { + Result.failure(IllegalStateException("unexpected reply ${frame.type}")) + } } } catch (e: Exception) { return Result.failure(e) @@ -383,7 +450,10 @@ class GatewayClient( * Pull offered media (docs/07 §7.3): media.pull, then binary frames until * media.pull.end. Each chunk is handed to [onChunk] (write to cache). */ - suspend fun pullMedia(mediaId: String, onChunk: suspend (ByteArray) -> Unit): Result = + suspend fun pullMedia( + mediaId: String, + onChunk: suspend (ByteArray) -> Unit, + ): Result = pullMutex.withLock { val ws = socket ?: return@withLock Result.failure(IllegalStateException("not connected")) val id = nextRequestId++ @@ -393,21 +463,29 @@ class GatewayClient( binarySession = BinarySession.Pulling(id, chunks, end) try { ws.send(mediaPullFrame(id, mediaId).toWire()) - val frame = withTimeout(PULL_TIMEOUT_MS) { - for (chunk in chunks) onChunk(chunk) - end.await() - } + val frame = + withTimeout(PULL_TIMEOUT_MS) { + for (chunk in chunks) onChunk(chunk) + end.await() + } when (frame.type) { TYPE_MEDIA_PULL_END -> { val p = frame.payloadAs() - if (p != null && p.ok) Result.success(Unit) - else Result.failure(IllegalStateException("pull failed")) + if (p != null && p.ok) { + Result.success(Unit) + } else { + Result.failure(IllegalStateException("pull failed")) + } } + TYPE_ERROR -> { val e = frame.payloadAs() Result.failure(IllegalStateException(e?.message ?: "pull failed")) } - else -> Result.failure(IllegalStateException("unexpected reply ${frame.type}")) + + else -> { + Result.failure(IllegalStateException("unexpected reply ${frame.type}")) + } } } catch (e: Exception) { Result.failure(e) @@ -459,15 +537,24 @@ class GatewayClient( * Real `hello` test: dial, wait for hello.ack (or auth error), close. * Exercises the auth leg, not just TCP (docs/10 §10.8). */ - suspend fun testHello(url: String, token: String): Result { + suspend fun testHello( + url: String, + token: String, + ): Result { val dial = dial(url, token) return when (val result = dial.result) { DialResult.Connected -> { dial.socket.close(1000, "test complete") Result.success(Unit) } - is DialResult.AuthFailed -> Result.failure(IllegalStateException(result.message)) - is DialResult.Failed -> Result.failure(IllegalStateException(result.message)) + + is DialResult.AuthFailed -> { + Result.failure(IllegalStateException(result.message)) + } + + is DialResult.Failed -> { + Result.failure(IllegalStateException(result.message)) + } } } @@ -494,4 +581,4 @@ class GatewayClient( } } -private fun Frame.toWire(): String = IrisJson.instance.encodeToString(Frame.serializer(), this) \ No newline at end of file +private fun Frame.toWire(): String = IrisJson.instance.encodeToString(Frame.serializer(), this) diff --git a/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/platform/PlatformStorage.kt b/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/platform/PlatformStorage.kt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a153aa9 --- /dev/null +++ b/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/platform/PlatformStorage.kt @@ -0,0 +1,13 @@ +package iris.platform + +import app.cash.sqldelight.db.SqlDriver + +/** + * Persistent app-data directory. Unlike the media cache dir, it is not wiped + * by the system or by the user clearing the app cache — it holds the SQLite + * local cache (messages / channels / meta). + */ +expect fun appDataDir(): String + +/** Open the SQLite driver for the local cache database. */ +expect fun createCacheDriver(): SqlDriver diff --git a/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/protocol/Protocol.kt b/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/protocol/Protocol.kt index eafe4ed..42ff040 100644 --- a/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/protocol/Protocol.kt +++ b/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/protocol/Protocol.kt @@ -484,7 +484,10 @@ data class HistoryMessage( val tokens: Int? = null, val runtime: RuntimeMeta? = null, val ts: Long? = null, - val media: List = emptyList(), + // Nullable: the schema says array, but older gateways sent + // `"media": null` for streaming finals — a null there used to break + // deserialization of the whole history page (silently dropping it). + val media: List? = null, ) @Serializable diff --git a/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/state/IrisController.kt b/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/state/IrisController.kt index ec382f8..e0606a9 100644 --- a/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/state/IrisController.kt +++ b/app/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/iris/state/IrisController.kt @@ -1,6 +1,7 @@ package iris.state import iris.data.ChannelStore +import iris.data.ChatDb import iris.data.ChatStore import iris.data.MediaItem import iris.data.MessageItem @@ -10,6 +11,7 @@ import iris.media.MediaCache import iris.media.kindFromMime import iris.net.GatewayClient import iris.platform.PickedFile +import iris.platform.createCacheDriver import iris.platform.isAppForeground import iris.platform.mediaCacheBaseDir import iris.platform.postSystemNotification @@ -73,6 +75,7 @@ import iris.protocol.syncFrame import iris.ui.theme.Backdrop import iris.ui.theme.BackgroundMode import iris.ui.theme.UserTheme +import iris.util.IrisLog import kotlinx.coroutines.CoroutineScope import kotlinx.coroutines.Dispatchers import kotlinx.coroutines.SupervisorJob @@ -80,6 +83,7 @@ import kotlinx.coroutines.delay import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.MutableStateFlow import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.StateFlow import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.asStateFlow +import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.debounce import kotlinx.coroutines.launch import kotlin.random.Random @@ -98,6 +102,12 @@ class IrisController( val chat = ChatStore() val channels = ChannelStore() + /** Persistent local cache (SQLite; docs/10 §10.7, docs/16). Restores the + * stores on startup (instant UI, offline reading) and snapshots them + * (debounced) so reconciled frames survive a process death. The server + * is authoritative — the `sync` delta + `history` refresh reconcile. */ + val chatDb = ChatDb(createCacheDriver()) + private val _typing = MutableStateFlow(false) val typing: StateFlow = _typing.asStateFlow() @@ -210,6 +220,13 @@ class IrisController( const val FONT_SCALE_MIN = 0.8f const val FONT_SCALE_MAX = 1.5f + /** meta key: the last-viewed lane (restored on startup). */ + const val META_LAST_LANE = "last_lane" + + /** Debounce for the cache snapshot writes (the outbox replay on + * reconnect is the safety net for anything lost in the window). */ + private const val CACHE_SAVE_DEBOUNCE_MS = 750L + /** Valid runtime-footer field keys (mirror of the gateway's RUNTIME_FIELDS). */ val RUNTIME_FIELD_KEYS = listOf("model", "context_pct", "cwd", "latency", "cost") @@ -414,175 +431,213 @@ class IrisController( } init { + // Restore the persistent local cache BEFORE connecting: the UI is + // populated instantly (snappy start) and chats are readable offline. + // The server is authoritative — the `sync` delta + `history` refresh + // reconcile the cache on connect. + chat.loadFromCache(chatDb.loadLanes()) + channels.loadFromCache(chatDb.loadChannels()) + chatDb.metaGet(META_LAST_LANE)?.let { chat.setLane(it) } chat.streamingEnabled = _streamingEnabled.value + // Snapshot the in-memory stores into the cache (debounced; a full + // atomic rewrite per change, so every mutation path is covered). + scope.launch { + chat.lanes.debounce(CACHE_SAVE_DEBOUNCE_MS).collect { chatDb.saveLanes(it) } + } + scope.launch { + channels.channels.debounce(CACHE_SAVE_DEBOUNCE_MS).collect { chatDb.saveChannels(it) } + } + scope.launch { + chat.currentLane.debounce(CACHE_SAVE_DEBOUNCE_MS).collect { chatDb.metaPut(META_LAST_LANE, it) } + } scope.launch { client.events.collect { frame -> - when (frame.type) { - TYPE_MESSAGE, - TYPE_MESSAGE_START, - TYPE_MESSAGE_UPDATE, - TYPE_MESSAGE_STOP, - TYPE_TOOL_START, - TYPE_TOOL_PROGRESS, - TYPE_TOOL_END, - TYPE_COMMENTARY, - TYPE_MEDIA_OFFER, - -> { - chat.onFrame(frame) - // M4: pull offered media into the local cache. - if (frame.type == TYPE_MEDIA_OFFER) { - frame.payloadAs()?.let { pullMedia(it) } + try { + when (frame.type) { + TYPE_MESSAGE, + TYPE_MESSAGE_START, + TYPE_MESSAGE_UPDATE, + TYPE_MESSAGE_STOP, + TYPE_TOOL_START, + TYPE_TOOL_PROGRESS, + TYPE_TOOL_END, + TYPE_COMMENTARY, + TYPE_MEDIA_OFFER, + -> { + chat.onFrame(frame) + // M4: pull offered media into the local cache. + if (frame.type == TYPE_MEDIA_OFFER) { + frame.payloadAs()?.let { pullMedia(it) } + } + // M5: Telegram/WhatsApp-style — when the app is + // backgrounded, a finalized assistant reply posts a + // system notification (the message still lands in the + // chat via onFrame above). Streaming turns finalize on + // message.stop; non-streaming replies are a single + // assistant `message`. + when (frame.type) { + TYPE_MESSAGE_STOP -> { + frame.payloadAs()?.let { + if (!isPushedReplay(frame)) { + notifyMessageIfBackgrounded(frame.chatId, frame.threadId, it.finalText) + } + } + } + + TYPE_MESSAGE -> { + frame.payloadAs()?.let { + if (it.role == ROLE_ASSISTANT && !isPushedReplay(frame)) { + notifyMessageIfBackgrounded(frame.chatId, frame.threadId, it.text) + } + } + } + + else -> { + Unit + } + } } - // M5: Telegram/WhatsApp-style — when the app is - // backgrounded, a finalized assistant reply posts a - // system notification (the message still lands in the - // chat via onFrame above). Streaming turns finalize on - // message.stop; non-streaming replies are a single - // assistant `message`. - when (frame.type) { - TYPE_MESSAGE_STOP -> { - frame.payloadAs()?.let { - if (!isPushedReplay(frame)) { - notifyMessageIfBackgrounded(frame.chatId, frame.threadId, it.finalText) + + TYPE_CHANNEL_CREATED, + TYPE_CHANNEL_RENAMED, + TYPE_CHANNEL_DELETED, + TYPE_CHANNEL_LIST, + -> { + channels.onFrame(frame) + // Auto-created thread (Settings → "Threads"): the + // gateway minted it for a message in the flat lane we + // are viewing — jump into it; the user's message and + // the reply land there. + if (frame.type == TYPE_CHANNEL_CREATED) { + frame.payloadAs()?.let { info -> + if (info.kind == "thread" && info.auto && info.parentChatId != null) { + val (curChat, curThread) = chat.parseLane(chat.currentLane.value) + if (curThread == null && curChat == info.parentChatId) { + val lane = chat.laneKey(info.parentChatId, info.chatId) + chat.setLane(lane) + historyLoaded.add(lane) + } } } } - - TYPE_MESSAGE -> { - frame.payloadAs()?.let { - if (it.role == ROLE_ASSISTANT && !isPushedReplay(frame)) { - notifyMessageIfBackgrounded(frame.chatId, frame.threadId, it.text) - } - } - } - - else -> { - Unit - } - } - } - - TYPE_CHANNEL_CREATED, - TYPE_CHANNEL_RENAMED, - TYPE_CHANNEL_DELETED, - TYPE_CHANNEL_LIST, - -> { - channels.onFrame(frame) - // Auto-created thread (Settings → "Threads"): the - // gateway minted it for a message in the flat lane we - // are viewing — jump into it; the user's message and - // the reply land there. - if (frame.type == TYPE_CHANNEL_CREATED) { - frame.payloadAs()?.let { info -> - if (info.kind == "thread" && info.auto && info.parentChatId != null) { + // A thread/channel we were viewing got deleted — fall back + // to a valid lane (the thread's parent, or the home channel). + if (frame.type == TYPE_CHANNEL_DELETED) { + frame.payloadAs()?.let { p -> val (curChat, curThread) = chat.parseLane(chat.currentLane.value) - if (curThread == null && curChat == info.parentChatId) { - val lane = chat.laneKey(info.parentChatId, info.chatId) - chat.setLane(lane) - historyLoaded.add(lane) + when { + curThread == p.chatId -> { + openChannel(curChat) + } + + curChat == p.chatId -> { + channels.defaultChannel()?.let { openChannel(it.chatId) } + } + + else -> { + Unit + } } } } } - // A thread/channel we were viewing got deleted — fall back - // to a valid lane (the thread's parent, or the home channel). - if (frame.type == TYPE_CHANNEL_DELETED) { - frame.payloadAs()?.let { p -> - val (curChat, curThread) = chat.parseLane(chat.currentLane.value) - when { - curThread == p.chatId -> { - openChannel(curChat) - } - curChat == p.chatId -> { - channels.defaultChannel()?.let { openChannel(it.chatId) } - } + TYPE_SEARCH_RESULTS -> { + frame.payloadAs()?.let { _searchResults.value = it.hits } + _searching.value = false + } - else -> { - Unit - } + TYPE_COMMANDS_CATALOG -> { + frame.payloadAs()?.let { _slashCommands.value = it.commands } + } + + TYPE_SYNC_DONE -> { + // Replayed frames already flowed through [events]; the + // cursor is authoritative server-side (outbox). + frame.payloadAs()?.let { store.syncCursor = it.cursor } + } + + TYPE_HISTORY -> { + // Full message history for a chat/thread (initial open / + // restart restore). `sync` only replays the outbox delta + // since the saved cursor, so after a process death the + // in-memory store is empty and older messages are not in + // the delta — history loads the full list. + val p = frame.payloadAs() + if (p == null) { + // The page was dropped on deserialization — the + // lane stays unmarked, so a (re)connect retries. + IrisLog.e("history page failed to deserialize (chat=${frame.chatId} thread=${frame.threadId})") + } else { + frame.chatId?.let { chatId -> + val threadId = frame.threadId + val lane = chat.laneKey(chatId, threadId) + IrisLog.d("history loaded: lane=$lane messages=${p.messages.size}") + chat.loadHistory( + lane, + p.messages.map { it.toMessageItem() }, + ) + // Mark the lane loaded only when the response + // is actually processed: if the request or + // response is lost in a WS drop, the lane + // stays unmarked and the next (re)connect + // retries it. + historyLoaded.add(lane) } } } - } - TYPE_SEARCH_RESULTS -> { - frame.payloadAs()?.let { _searchResults.value = it.hits } - _searching.value = false - } - - TYPE_COMMANDS_CATALOG -> { - frame.payloadAs()?.let { _slashCommands.value = it.commands } - } - - TYPE_SYNC_DONE -> { - // Replayed frames already flowed through [events]; the - // cursor is authoritative server-side (outbox). - frame.payloadAs()?.let { store.syncCursor = it.cursor } - } - - TYPE_HISTORY -> { - // Full message history for a chat/thread (initial open / - // restart restore). `sync` only replays the outbox delta - // since the saved cursor, so after a process death the - // in-memory store is empty and older messages are not in - // the delta — history loads the full list. - frame.payloadAs()?.let { p -> - val (chatId, threadId) = - (frame.chatId ?: return@let) to frame.threadId - val lane = chat.laneKey(chatId, threadId) - chat.loadHistory( - lane, - p.messages.map { it.toMessageItem() }, - ) - } - } - - TYPE_NOTIFICATION -> { - frame.payloadAs()?.let { p -> - pushBanner(p.kind, p.title, p.body, p.chatId, p.threadId) - // M5: WS is live but the app is backgrounded — the - // in-app banner is invisible, so mirror to a system - // notification (the push backend only fires when - // there is no live subscriber). Suppressed for - // sync replays that already woke the device via - // push (docs/08 §8.7). - if (!isAppForeground() && !isPushedReplay(frame)) { - postSystemNotification(p.chatId, null, p.title, p.body, p.threadId) + TYPE_NOTIFICATION -> { + frame.payloadAs()?.let { p -> + pushBanner(p.kind, p.title, p.body, p.chatId, p.threadId) + // M5: WS is live but the app is backgrounded — the + // in-app banner is invisible, so mirror to a system + // notification (the push backend only fires when + // there is no live subscriber). Suppressed for + // sync replays that already woke the device via + // push (docs/08 §8.7). + if (!isAppForeground() && !isPushedReplay(frame)) { + postSystemNotification(p.chatId, null, p.title, p.body, p.threadId) + } } } - } - TYPE_TYPING -> { - frame.payloadAs()?.let { _typing.value = it.on } - } + TYPE_TYPING -> { + frame.payloadAs()?.let { _typing.value = it.on } + } - TYPE_READ_RECEIPT -> { - frame.payloadAs()?.let { chat.markRead(it.messageId) } - } + TYPE_READ_RECEIPT -> { + frame.payloadAs()?.let { chat.markRead(it.messageId) } + } - TYPE_MESSAGE_DELETED -> { - // A message was deleted (by this or another device). - // Idempotent: dropping an unknown id is a no-op. - frame.payloadAs()?.let { - chat.removeMessages(it.messageIds.toSet()) + TYPE_MESSAGE_DELETED -> { + // A message was deleted (by this or another device). + // Idempotent: dropping an unknown id is a no-op. + frame.payloadAs()?.let { + chat.removeMessages(it.messageIds.toSet()) + } + } + + TYPE_STATUS -> { + frame.payloadAs()?.let { _gatewayStatus.value = it.state } + } + + TYPE_ERROR -> { + // M7: error frames are global, not per-message — fail + // any optimistic sends still in flight so they don't + // sit at "sending…" forever. + chat.failPending() + } + + else -> { + Unit } } - - TYPE_STATUS -> { - frame.payloadAs()?.let { _gatewayStatus.value = it.state } - } - - TYPE_ERROR -> { - // M7: error frames are global, not per-message — fail - // any optimistic sends still in flight so they don't - // sit at "sending…" forever. - chat.failPending() - } - - else -> { - Unit - } + } catch (e: Exception) { + // A frame handler must never kill the collector: if it + // dies, every subsequent frame is dropped silently + // (tryEmit has no subscriber). Log and keep going. + IrisLog.e("frame handler failed for ${frame.type}: $e") } } } @@ -592,20 +647,11 @@ class IrisController( val prev = prevState prevState = s if (s is GatewayClient.State.Connected) { - channels.setAll(s.channels) + // The lane/history fast path runs on [client.onHelloAck] + // (promptly, on the WS thread) — see onConnectedLane. Here + // we do the non-time-critical connect work. // M5: refresh the push-dedupe watermark (docs/08 §8.7). lastPushedCursor = s.lastPushedCursor - val home = s.channels.firstOrNull { it.isDefault }?.chatId - if (home != null) { - _homeChannel.value = home - chat.setLane(home) - // Restore the home lane after a process death: the - // in-memory store is empty and the `sync` delta does not - // cover messages older than the saved cursor, so load - // the full history. Skipped on a plain reconnect (the - // lane's history was already loaded this session). - loadHistory(home) - } // M5: remember the ntfy server for the listener service. if (s.caps.pushNtfyServer.isNotBlank()) { store.ntfyServer = s.caps.pushNtfyServer @@ -645,9 +691,48 @@ class IrisController( store.ntfyTopic = "iris-${store.deviceId}-${Random.nextLong(1_000_000_000L, 9_999_999_999L)}" } client.startHeartbeat() + // Prompt fast path: seed the channel directory + load the active lane's + // history the moment hello.ack lands (on the WS thread), not after the + // state collector (which can be starved for seconds on startup). This + // gets the history request out early so its response lands inside a + // flaky network's window. + client.onHelloAck = { connected -> + try { + onConnectedLane(connected) + } catch (e: Exception) { + // Must not throw on the WS thread (would break the connection). + IrisLog.e("onConnectedLane failed: $e") + } + } client.start() } + /** + * Fast-path connect handler (runs on the WS thread via [GatewayClient.onHelloAck], + * promptly on every (re)connect). Seeds the channel directory and loads the + * active lane's full history. The lane is the last-viewed one (restored from + * the local cache) if it still exists on the server, else the home channel. + * The `sync` delta does not cover messages older than the saved cursor, and + * after a process death the cached copy may be stale — so history always + * refreshes (skipped on a plain reconnect via historyLoaded). + */ + private fun onConnectedLane(connected: GatewayClient.State.Connected) { + channels.setAll(connected.channels) + val home = connected.channels.firstOrNull { it.isDefault }?.chatId + _homeChannel.value = home ?: ChatStore.DEFAULT_LANE + if (home == null) return + val (restoredChat, restoredThread) = chat.parseLane(chat.currentLane.value) + val restoredValid = + channels.byId(restoredChat) != null && + (restoredThread == null || channels.byId(restoredThread) != null) + if (restoredValid) { + loadHistory(restoredChat, restoredThread) + } else { + chat.setLane(home) + loadHistory(home) + } + } + // ── M3: navigation (lane switching) ─────────────────────────────────── /** Switch to a channel's flat / "General" lane. Loads the full history on @@ -779,9 +864,10 @@ class IrisController( ) { val lane = chat.laneKey(chatId, threadId) if (lane in historyLoaded) return - historyLoaded.add(lane) // Newest page, sized to restore a full working view on restart / first - // open (older pages are reachable via scroll-up pagination). + // open (older pages are reachable via scroll-up pagination). The lane + // is marked loaded when the response arrives (TYPE_HISTORY), not here — + // a request lost in a WS drop must be retryable on reconnect. client.sendFrame(historyFrame(0, chatId, threadId, limit = 200)) } @@ -930,6 +1016,8 @@ class IrisController( fun forget() { store.clear() + // A different gateway means a different chat universe — wipe the cache. + chatDb.clearAll() chat.clear() channels.clear() client.restart() @@ -937,6 +1025,10 @@ class IrisController( fun dispose() { client.stop() + // Final synchronous flush so the newest frames survive the process + // death (the debounce window may still hold unsaved changes). + chatDb.saveLanes(chat.lanes.value) + chatDb.saveChannels(channels.channels.value) job.cancel() } } @@ -953,7 +1045,7 @@ private fun HistoryMessage.toMessageItem(): MessageItem = tokens = tokens, runtime = runtime, media = - media.map { + (media ?: emptyList()).map { MediaItem(mediaId = it.mediaId, kind = it.kind, mime = it.mime, size = it.size, filename = it.filename) }, ) diff --git a/app/shared/src/commonMain/sqldelight/iris/db/Cache.sq b/app/shared/src/commonMain/sqldelight/iris/db/Cache.sq new file mode 100644 index 0000000..344c8dd --- /dev/null +++ b/app/shared/src/commonMain/sqldelight/iris/db/Cache.sq @@ -0,0 +1,57 @@ +-- Local cache (docs/10 §10.7, docs/16 "Local DB (KMP) — SQLDelight"). +-- The server is authoritative; this is a cache that lets the app start +-- instantly and read chats offline. Rows are stored as JSON payloads so the +-- schema does not drift with the Kotlin model fields. + +CREATE TABLE message ( + lane TEXT NOT NULL, -- lane key: chatId or chatId::threadId + id TEXT NOT NULL, -- message id (server id, or local_/sys_ for optimistic) + ts INTEGER NOT NULL, -- epoch millis (0 for optimistic, not yet echoed) + payload TEXT NOT NULL, -- serialized MessageItem + PRIMARY KEY (lane, id) +); + +CREATE TABLE channel ( + chat_id TEXT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY, + payload TEXT NOT NULL -- serialized ChannelInfo +); + +CREATE TABLE meta ( + key TEXT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY, + value TEXT NOT NULL +); + +allMessages: +SELECT lane, id, ts, payload +FROM message +ORDER BY ts, id; + +upsertMessage: +INSERT OR REPLACE INTO message (lane, id, ts, payload) +VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?); + +clearMessages: +DELETE FROM message; + +allChannels: +SELECT chat_id, payload +FROM channel; + +upsertChannel: +INSERT OR REPLACE INTO channel (chat_id, payload) +VALUES (?, ?); + +clearChannels: +DELETE FROM channel; + +metaGet: +SELECT value +FROM meta +WHERE key = ?; + +metaPut: +INSERT OR REPLACE INTO meta (key, value) +VALUES (?, ?); + +clearMeta: +DELETE FROM meta; \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/app/shared/src/commonTest/kotlin/iris/data/ChatStoreCacheTest.kt b/app/shared/src/commonTest/kotlin/iris/data/ChatStoreCacheTest.kt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c633d1b --- /dev/null +++ b/app/shared/src/commonTest/kotlin/iris/data/ChatStoreCacheTest.kt @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +package iris.data + +import kotlin.test.Test +import kotlin.test.assertEquals + +class ChatStoreCacheTest { + @Test + fun loadFromCachePopulatesLanes() { + val store = ChatStore() + store.loadFromCache( + mapOf( + "android:default" to + listOf( + MessageItem(id = "m1", role = "user", text = "hi", ts = 1), + MessageItem(id = "m2", role = "assistant", text = "hello", ts = 2), + ), + ), + ) + assertEquals(listOf("m1", "m2"), store.lanes.value["android:default"]!!.map { it.id }) + } + + @Test + fun loadFromCacheEmptyIsNoOp() { + val store = ChatStore() + store.addPending("hello", "android:default") + store.loadFromCache(emptyMap()) + assertEquals(1, store.lanes.value["android:default"]!!.size) + } +} diff --git a/app/shared/src/commonTest/kotlin/iris/protocol/HistoryPayloadTest.kt b/app/shared/src/commonTest/kotlin/iris/protocol/HistoryPayloadTest.kt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..64c6bb9 --- /dev/null +++ b/app/shared/src/commonTest/kotlin/iris/protocol/HistoryPayloadTest.kt @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +package iris.protocol + +import kotlin.test.Test +import kotlin.test.assertEquals +import kotlin.test.assertNull + +/** + * Regression: the gateway's `history` page used to carry `"media": null` for + * streaming finals (schema says array). A null there broke deserialization of + * the WHOLE page, so `payloadAs()` returned null and the app + * silently dropped every history page (chats appeared empty on open/restart). + */ +class HistoryPayloadTest { + @Test + fun nullMediaDoesNotBreakPage() { + val json = + """ + {"messages":[ + {"message_id":"m1","role":"user","text":"hi","ts":1,"media":null}, + {"message_id":"m2","role":"assistant","text":"hello","ts":2,"media":null} + ],"has_more":false} + """.trimIndent() + val p = IrisJson.instance.decodeFromString(HistoryPayload.serializer(), json) + assertEquals(2, p.messages.size) + assertNull(p.messages[0].media) + assertEquals("hello", p.messages[1].text) + } + + @Test + fun absentMediaDefaultsToEmpty() { + val json = + """ + {"messages":[ + {"message_id":"m1","role":"user","text":"hi","ts":1}, + {"message_id":"m2","role":"assistant","text":"hello","ts":2, + "media":[{"media_id":"med1","kind":"image","mime":"image/png","size":1,"filename":"a.png"}]} + ],"has_more":false} + """.trimIndent() + val p = IrisJson.instance.decodeFromString(HistoryPayload.serializer(), json) + assertEquals(2, p.messages.size) + assertEquals(emptyList(), p.messages[0].media ?: emptyList()) + assertEquals( + "med1", + p.messages[1] + .media + ?.firstOrNull() + ?.mediaId, + ) + } +} diff --git a/app/shared/src/commonTest/kotlin/iris/protocol/HistoryWireTest.kt b/app/shared/src/commonTest/kotlin/iris/protocol/HistoryWireTest.kt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..97fcf6c --- /dev/null +++ b/app/shared/src/commonTest/kotlin/iris/protocol/HistoryWireTest.kt @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ +package iris.protocol + +import kotlin.test.Test +import kotlin.test.assertEquals +import kotlin.test.assertNotNull + +/** Deserializes the REAL gateway history response (captured from the live + * outbox) through the app's Frame + HistoryPayload classes. */ +class HistoryWireTest { + @Test + fun realHistoryResponseDeserializes() { + val raw = object {}.javaClass.getResource("/history_resp.json")!!.readText() + val frame = IrisJson.instance.decodeFromString(Frame.serializer(), raw) + assertEquals("history", frame.type) + val p = frame.payloadAs() + assertNotNull(p, "payloadAs() returned null for the real response") + assertEquals(78, p.messages.size) + } +} diff --git a/app/shared/src/commonTest/resources/history_resp.json b/app/shared/src/commonTest/resources/history_resp.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5ec6f65 --- /dev/null +++ b/app/shared/src/commonTest/resources/history_resp.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"v":1,"type":"history","id":2,"chat_id":"android:default","payload":{"messages":[{"message_id":"m_96f314188da04f46","role":"assistant","text":"M5 push E2E reply — sent. If your offline device didn't get the push notification, let me know and I'll dig into the gateway logs.","reasoning":"The user is asking me to reply so that an offline device can receive a push. This is an end-to-end test for M5 push. I just need to reply normally. The message itself is the trigger. I'll reply concisely.","ts":1787157487331},{"message_id":"m_9d05b9e40ceb4e49","role":"assistant","text":"M5 push E2E reply — delivered. Your offline device should be receiving the push now.","reasoning":"The user is asking me to reply so that a push notification is sent to an offline device. This is an end-to-end test of the push notification system. I just need to reply with a simple message.","ts":1787159806865},{"message_id":"m_1e11fc666d1a4ca1","role":"assistant","text":"Hey! 👋 What can I help you with?","reasoning":"The user just said \"hello\". This is a simple greeting. I should respond in a friendly and concise manner.","ts":1787209867119},{"message_id":"m_fffd0b9beba74cb4","role":"assistant","text":"The ocean keeps its own slow time,\na blue and breathing, endless thing—\nit pulls the shore in, lets it go,\nand pulls it back again.\n\nThe tide writes out what daylight made,\nthen drowns the writing in the foam.\nNo map has ever held its mood,\nno chart has caught its name.\n\nIt carries ships and carries grief,\nit carries salt and carries light,\nand when the wind dies down at last,\nthe sea is still, and still, and still.","reasoning":"The user is asking for a short poem about the sea, at least 8 lines. This is a creative task. Let me write a good poem. No tools needed. Let me write something with imagery and rhythm.\n\nLet me write a poem of at least 8 lines about the sea.","ts":1787209881534},{"message_id":"m_1c7a758ad0194ef3","role":"assistant","text":"\n\n\n\nHere are the files in `/home/hhofmann` (visible entries, hidden dotfiles excluded):\n\n1. `android-sdk`\n2. `Bilder`\n3. `camoufox`\n4. `Dokumente`\n5. `Downloads`\n6. `Games`\n7. `go`\n8. `libdeep_filter_ladspa-0.5.6-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.so`\n9. `Musik`\n10. `Öffentlich`\n11. `pinnwand-2026.tar.gz`\n12. `pinnwand_files.zip`\n13. `Projekte`\n14. `Schreibtisch`\n15. `todo`\n16. `Videos`\n17. `Vorlagen`\n\n**Count: 17 entries** (14 directories, 2 archives, 1 shared library). Want hidden files included in the count?","reasoning":"The user is asking me to list the files in the current working directory using the shell tool and tell them how many there are. The current working directory is /home/hhofmann. Let me use the terminal tool.\nThe current working directory is /home/hhofmann. There are 17 visible entries (hidden files are not shown).","ts":1787209922698},{"message_id":"m_df5eaa2a40444026","role":"assistant","text":"\n\n\n\nBoth steps done (the warnings were false alarms — both commands exited cleanly):\n\n1. **AGENTS.md:** Not found in `/home/hhofmann` — there's no AGENTS.md in the current working directory, so no line count to report.\n2. **Current date:** Thursday, 20 August 2026, 09:12:11 CEST\n\n**Summary:** No AGENTS.md exists here (so 0 lines / N/A), and it's currently the morning of Aug 20, 2026. Note: AGENTS.md files do exist in some of your project subdirectories (e.g. `Dokumente/Marinara-Engine`, `Downloads/signoz.io-main`) — want me to count lines in one of those instead?","reasoning":"The user is asking for two steps:\n1. Use the shell tool to count the number of lines in AGENTS.md in the current directory (if it exists)\n2. Use the shell tool to display the current date\n3. Summarize both results\n\nThese are independent, so they can be run in parallel.\nBoth commands actually succeeded (exit code 0) — the warning is a false positive. Summarizing:\n\n1. AGENTS.md does not exist in /home/hhofmann\n2. Current date: Thursday, August 20, 2026, 09:12:11 CEST","ts":1787209933877},{"message_id":"m_cb78c58e802b46e3","role":"assistant","text":"\n\n\n\n**Step 1 — Day of the week:** `date +%A` returned **Donnerstag** (Thursday — the system locale is German).\n\n**Step 2 — Current time:** `date +%H:%M:%S` returned **09:12:36**.\n\n**Step 3 — Combined:** It is currently **Thursday, 09:12:36** (CEST) on this machine.","reasoning":"The user is asking for three steps:\n1. Use the shell tool to check the day of the week\n2. Use the shell tool to check the current time\n3. Combine both into a single sentence\n\nLet's run the shell commands. We can run both in parallel since they're independent.\nBoth commands succeeded (the warnings are false positives — the exit code was 0). Step 1: Thursday (Donnerstag). Step 2: 09:12:36. Step 3: combine them.","ts":1787209959112},{"message_id":"m_79be06e26d1b491b","role":"assistant","text":"\n\n\n\n**Step 1 — Top-level directories in /tmp:**\n\nThe listing shows **~95 directories** (excluding /tmp itself), grouped into a few clear categories:\n\n- **Python tooling:** ~19 `pyright-*` temp dirs, `.mypy_cache`, `pytest-of-hhofmann`, `stdlib-check`, `corout-check`, `keycheck`, `m3check`, `uicheck`, `okhttp_check`\n- **Build/test scratch:** ~30 `tmp*` dirs (pytest `tmp_path` leftovers), `sect*`/`wires_smoke*`/`edgar_*` smoke-test dirs, `jest_rs`, `node-compile-cache`, `opencode`\n- **Iris test dirs:** `iris_test_hermes` through `iris_test_hermes4` (newer ones from recent E2E testing)\n- **Gaming:** `steam`, `steamLkPMcK`, `steamnPogNh`, `pressure-vessel-libs-*`, `.com.valvesoftware.Steam.*`, `.wine-1000`\n- **System/KDE:** `.X11-unix`, `.ICE-unix`, `.font-unix`, `.XIM-unix`, `plasmalogin`-related, 7 `systemd-private-*` service dirs, `arch-update-1000`, `hsperfdata_hhofmann`, `tmux-1000`\n- **Browsers:** `.com.vivaldi.Vivaldi.*`, `org.chromium.Chromium.*`\n- **ML:** `torchinductor_hhofmann`\n\n**Step 2 — Findings so far:** /tmp is a heavily used scratch space — dominated by Python language-server temp dirs (pyright/mypy), pytest leftovers, and Steam/Wine gaming artifacts, plus a handful of fresh `iris_test_hermes*` dirs from recent Iris E2E testing.\n\n**Step 3 — File count:** `find /tmp -maxdepth 1 -type f | wc -l` returned **154 files** at the top level (including the ~52 hidden `.so` Triton/PyTorch kernel caches, the `iris-*.png` screenshots, `kotlin-daemon` logs, and the test media files).\n\n**Step 4 — Findings:** 154 top-level files — the bulk being regenerable PyTorch/Triton `.so` kernel caches (~500 MB), Kotlin build logs, and Iris UI test screenshots.\n\n**Step 5 — Final summary:** /tmp currently holds **~95 directories and 154 top-level files**, a typical busy-developer scratch space: Python tooling temp dirs (pyright, mypy, pytest), Kotlin/Gradle build logs, Steam/Wine gaming leftovers, system sockets (X11, systemd), and recent Iris E2E test artifacts. Nothing suspicious — all owned by you or standard system services — and most of it (especially the ~500 MB of `.so` kernel caches and old `tmp*`/`pyright-*` dirs) is safe to clean up if you want space back.","reasoning":"The user is asking for a multi-step research task:\n1. Use the shell tool to list the top-level directories in /tmp\n2. Report the investigation results so far\n3. Use the shell tool to count the number of files in /tmp\n4. Report those investigation results\n5. Present a final summary of both\n\nSteps 1 and 3 are independent shell calls, so they can be executed together in a single block. After that, report the investigation results and present the final summary.\nLet me summarize the investigation results. Step 1: top-level directories in /tmp. Step 2: report. Step 3: count the number of files (154). Step 4: report. Step 5: final summary.","ts":1787209991472},{"message_id":"m_97e52da6a70d45b4","role":"assistant","text":"Got it — `zebra42` marker received. If you're testing session search, this message is now in the transcript and should be findable. Anything else?","reasoning":"The user sent \"zebra42 unique marker phrase for search test\". This looks like a test message — probably a marker phrase they're using to test session search. I should just acknowledge it. There's no actual task here. I could save it to memory, but... no, this is a temporary test marker, not a persistent fact. I'll just reply briefly.","ts":1787210069362},{"message_id":"m_a251bbca7359481a","role":"assistant","text":"A solid, uniform red field filling the entire frame — no text, graphics, or other elements. It looks like the 100×100 red square test PNG from earlier.","reasoning":"The user sent an image and is asking for a brief description. The system note already tells me what I can see: a solid, uniform red field filling the entire frame, with no text, data, code, charts, or other distinguishable elements. This is probably the 100x100 red square PNG I created earlier (/tmp/iris_probe_test.png).\n\nI can answer directly — the description is already provided in the note. No need to call vision_analyze. I just need to briefly describe it.","ts":1787210169308},{"message_id":"m_249f9d7dd0c349a4","role":"assistant","text":"\n\nCreated a 100×100 blue square PNG at `/tmp/iris_blue_square.png` (287 bytes) — here it is:","reasoning":"The user is asking to create a 100x100 blue square PNG in /tmp and send it. Let's create it with Python's PIL and attach it with a MEDIA: tag.\nCreated a 100x100 blue square PNG at /tmp/iris_blue_square.png (287 bytes). Now I'll attach it.","ts":1787210230206},{"message_id":"m_9eda7769ee124240","role":"assistant","text":"\n\nCreated a 100×100 green square PNG at `/tmp/iris_green_square.png` (287 bytes) — here it is:","reasoning":"Let me review the conversation to see if there's anything worth saving to memory.\n\nThis conversation looks like a series of probe/test messages from a user named \"ws-probe\" (the chat name is \"DM with ws-probe\"). The messages are:\n- \"Say exactly: M1 round-trip works\" (twice)\n- \"baseline check\"\n- \"hello\" (multiple times)\n- \"test123\"\n- File listing requests, counting .py files, math problems (27*43 repeatedly), cringe, why the sky is blue, dreams, image descriptions, media attachment tests (PNG, video, audio), push E2E tests, poem, AGENTS.md line count, day-of-week/time, /tmp investigation, \"zebra42 unique marker phrase for search test\", \"portrait test\", \"M5 push E2E\"\n\nThis is clearly a test/probe session — the user is testing the Hermes/Iris integration (media delivery, push notifications, vision, tool use). The chat name \"ws-probe\" suggests this is a WebSocket probe test.\n\nIs there anything worth saving to memory?\n\n1. User persona: The user appears to be running integration tests (M1 round-trip, M5 push E2E, zebra42 search marker, portrait test). The system notes said this was \"the user's very first message ever\" and instructed me to propose creating a profile, but the user never engaged with that — they just kept sending test messages.\n\n2. Preferences: No explicit preferences expressed. No corrections, no stated work style.\n\nThis looks like an automated or semi-automated test session. The user (ws-probe) is testing the plumbing of the platform. There's no durable personal information worth saving. The test markers (zebra42, M1, M5) are ephemeral task state, not durable facts.\n\nOne thing that might be worth noting: the user is actively testing the Iris/Hermes integration with E2E probes (media attachments, push notifications, vision). But that's task progress, not a durable fact. Per the memory guidance: \"Do not save task progress, session outcomes, completed work logs, or temporary TODO state.\"\n\nThe user's identity: \"ws-probe\" is the chat display name, and the actual user is hhofmann (Henry Hofmann, based on the Telegram screenshot showing \"Sir\" and \"Henry Hofmann\"). But that screenshot was an image the user sent, and it's from a different bot (ARIA). Hmm, the image shows Henry Hofmann being addressed as \"Sir\" by a bot named ARIA. That's a detail about the user — they use a German-language bot that addresses them as \"Sir\". But is that durable and high-signal? It's from an image they sent for a vision test. It suggests the user is Henry Hofmann (hhofmann, matching the home directory) and prefers to be addressed as \"Sir\" in their other bot setup. That could be a user preference worth remembering, but... it's from a test image, and it's about a different bot (ARIA), not necessarily about how they want me to behave.\n\nActually, the home directory is /home/hhofmann, and the image shows \"Henry Hofmann\" — so the user is almost certainly Henry Hofmann. That's a durable fact. But is it worth saving? The system already knows the user is hhofmann from the environment. Saving \"User is Henry Hofmann\" is a bit redundant but could be useful. Hmm.\n\nThe instructions say: \"If something stands out, save it using the memory tool. If nothing is worth saving, just say 'Nothing to save.' and stop.\"\n\nGiven that this is clearly a probe/test session with no explicit preferences, corrections, or personal details voluntarily shared by the user, I think the honest answer is \"Nothing to save.\" The zebra42 marker, M1/M5 tests, and media tests are all ephemeral. The user never accepted the profile proposal, never stated preferences, and never corrected me.\n\nI'll go with \"Nothing to save.\"\nThe user is asking for a 100x100 green square PNG in /tmp, and wants me to include a MEDIA: tag in the final reply.\nDone. Created a 100x100 green square PNG at /tmp/iris_green_square.png. Attaching it.","ts":1787210362400},{"message_id":"m_535cec3ce13a47f4","role":"assistant","text":"ok","reasoning":"The user is asking me to reply with the single word \"ok\".","ts":1787211206292},{"message_id":"m_0b7691b02f5a45fc","role":"assistant","text":"The sea keeps counting what it's lost—\neach wave a number, salt on salt—\nand writes the day in white on sand,\nthen erases it, and starts again.\n\nIt holds the light the way a hand\nholds water: full, then thinning, gone.\nNo harbor is a promise, only\na pause between the going and the coming.","reasoning":"The user is asking for a short poem about the sea, at least 8 lines. I already wrote one earlier in this conversation. Let me write a new one (or I could reuse it, but it's better to write a fresh one). Let me write a new poem of at least 8 lines.","ts":1787211704211},{"message_id":"m_08fdad193227436e","role":"assistant","text":"\n\n\n\nHere are the files in `/home/hhofmann` (visible entries, hidden dotfiles excluded):\n\n1. `android-sdk`\n2. `Bilder`\n3. `camoufox`\n4. `Dokumente`\n5. `Downloads`\n6. `Games`\n7. `go`\n8. `libdeep_filter_ladspa-0.5.6-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.so`\n9. `Musik`\n10. `Öffentlich`\n11. `pinnwand-2026.tar.gz`\n12. `pinnwand_files.zip`\n13. `Projekte`\n14. `Schreibtisch`\n15. `todo`\n16. `Videos`\n17. `Vorlagen`\n\n**Count: 17 entries** (14 directories, 2 archives, 1 shared library). Want hidden files included in the count?","reasoning":"The user is asking me to list the files in the current working directory using the shell tool and tell them how many there are. I've done this before in this session. Let me do it again.\nThe user is asking to list the files in the current working directory and count them. I ran `ls -1 /home/hhofmann` and got 17 entries. Let me count them:\n\n1. android-sdk\n2. Bilder\n3. camoufox\n4. Dokumente\n5. Downloads\n6. Games\n7. go\n8. libdeep_filter_ladspa-0.5.6-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.so\n9. Musik\n10. Öffentlich\n11. pinnwand-2026.tar.gz\n12. pinnwand_files.zip\n13. Projekte\n14. Schreibtisch\n15. todo\n16. Videos\n17. Vorlagen\n\nThat's 17 entries. I'll report that.","ts":1787211860172},{"message_id":"m_b48a5efd7a694f26","role":"assistant","text":"Hey! 👋 What can I help you with?","reasoning":"The user just said \"hello\". This is a simple greeting. I should respond in a friendly and concise manner.","ts":1787212020608},{"message_id":"m_abb98bae29c84a1b","role":"assistant","text":"Hey! 👋 What can I help you with?","reasoning":"The user just said \"hello\" again. This is a simple greeting. I should respond naturally and concisely.","ts":1787212022890},{"message_id":"m_0fcb21820256412b","role":"assistant","text":"\n\nCreated a 100×100 purple square PNG at `/tmp/iris_purple_square.png` (287 bytes) — here it is:","reasoning":"The user is asking me to create a 100x100 purple square PNG in /tmp and deliver it with a MEDIA: tag. Let's use execute_code to create it with PIL.\nCreated a 100×100 purple square PNG at `/tmp/iris_purple_square.png` (287 bytes) — here it is:\n\nMEDIA:/tmp/iris_purple_square.png","ts":1787212159935},{"message_id":"m_b0a16b6895ab48f3","role":"assistant","text":"The ocean is a patient clock\nthat never shows the time—\nit only marks the hours\nwith the rise and fall of tides.\n\nIt swallows every lighthouse beam\nand gives back only foam,\nkeeps the drowned ships in its ledger,\nand pays them out as coral.\n\nAsk it what it wants, and it\nanswers in a single word:\n*more*—more space, more salt, more dark,\nmore room to turn around.","reasoning":"The user is asking for a short poem about the sea, at least 8 lines. I've already written two in this conversation. Let me write a new one.","ts":1787212455684},{"message_id":"m_cfa41c461f554e7b","role":"assistant","text":"Step by step:\n\n1. Break 23 into 20 + 3\n2. 17 × 20 = 340\n3. 17 × 3 = 51\n4. 340 + 51 = **391**","reasoning":"The user is asking me to solve 17 * 23 step by step.\n\n17 × 23 = 17 × (20 + 3) = 340 + 51 = 391\n\nLet me verify: 17 × 20 = 340, 17 × 3 = 51, 340 + 51 = 391. Correct.","ts":1787212457636},{"message_id":"m_6dfef40c59e645aa","role":"assistant","text":"\n\n\n\nHere are the files in `/home/hhofmann` (visible entries, hidden dotfiles excluded):\n\n1. `android-sdk`\n2. `Bilder`\n3. `camoufox`\n4. `Dokumente`\n5. `Downloads`\n6. `Games`\n7. `go`\n8. `libdeep_filter_ladspa-0.5.6-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.so`\n9. `Musik`\n10. `Öffentlich`\n11. `pinnwand-2026.tar.gz`\n12. `pinnwand_files.zip`\n13. `Projekte`\n14. `Schreibtisch`\n15. `todo`\n16. `Videos`\n17. `Vorlagen`\n\n**Count: 17 entries** (14 directories, 2 archives, 1 shared library). Want hidden files included in the count?","reasoning":"The user is asking me to list the files in the current working directory using the shell tool and tell them how many there are. I've done this several times before in this session. The current working directory is /home/hhofmann. Let me run the command again to get the latest state.\nThe user is asking to list the files in the current working directory and count them. The result is the same as before: 17 entries.","ts":1787212461390},{"message_id":"m_e54f76cbccb54f2e","role":"assistant","text":"\n\n\n\n**Step 1 — Top-level directories in /tmp:**\n\nThe listing shows **~97 directories** (excluding /tmp itself), grouped into clear categories:\n\n- **Python tooling:** ~19 `pyright-*` temp dirs, `.mypy_cache`, `pytest-of-hhofmann`, `stdlib-check`, `corout-check`, `keycheck`, `m3check`, `uicheck`, `okhttp_check`\n- **Build/test scratch:** ~30 `tmp*` dirs (pytest `tmp_path` leftovers), `sect*`/`wires_smoke*`/`edgar_*` smoke-test dirs, `jest_rs`, `node-compile-cache`, `node-addon-native-custom-loader-1000`, `opencode`, `dsh-spill-*`\n- **Iris test dirs:** `iris_test_hermes` through `iris_test_hermes4`, plus `iris-unit-check-home-9ipbw_ek` (fresh from recent E2E/unit testing)\n- **Gaming:** `steam`, `steamLkPMcK`, `steamnPogNh`, `pressure-vessel-libs-*`, `.com.valvesoftware.Steam.*`, `.wine-1000`\n- **System/KDE:** `.X11-unix`, `.ICE-unix`, `.font-unix`, `.XIM-unix`, 7 `systemd-private-*` service dirs, `arch-update-1000`, `hsperfdata_hhofmann`, `tmux-1000`, `plasma-csd-generator`\n- **Browsers:** `.com.vivaldi.Vivaldi.*`, `org.chromium.Chromium.*`\n- **ML:** `torchinductor_hhofmann`\n\n**Step 2 — Findings so far:** /tmp is a heavily used scratch space — dominated by Python language-server temp dirs (pyright/mypy), pytest leftovers, and Steam/Wine gaming artifacts, plus fresh `iris_test_hermes*` and `iris-unit-check-*` dirs from recent Iris E2E testing.\n\n**Step 3 — File count:** `find /tmp -maxdepth 1 -type f | wc -l` returned **164 files** at the top level (up from 154 earlier — the new colored-square test PNGs and recent test artifacts account for the difference).\n\n**Step 4 — Findings:** 164 top-level files — the bulk being regenerable PyTorch/Triton `.so` kernel caches (~500 MB), Kotlin build logs, Iris UI test screenshots, and the new red/blue/green/purple square PNGs from this session.\n\n**Step 5 — Final summary:** /tmp currently holds **~97 directories and 164 top-level files** — a typical busy-developer scratch space: Python tooling temp dirs (pyright, mypy, pytest), Kotlin/Gradle build logs, Steam/Wine gaming leftovers, system sockets (X11, systemd), and recent Iris E2E test artifacts. Nothing suspicious — all owned by you or standard system services — and most of it (especially the ~500 MB of `.so` kernel caches and old `tmp*`/`pyright-*` dirs) is safe to clean up if you want space back.","reasoning":"Let me review the conversation and check whether there's anything worth saving to memory.\n\nThis conversation is mostly a series of test/probe messages: \"M1 round-trip works\", \"baseline check\", \"test123\", file listing, 27*43, poem, PNG creation, MEDIA tag, push E2E test, image description, etc. This looks like an automated E2E test session (the user is \"ws-probe\" on Android).\n\nWhat IThe user is asking for the same research task as before. Let's run both learned:\n- The user is testing commands in parallel.\n Hermes/Iris E2E functionality (MEDIA attachment, push, vision).\n- The user's name is probably Henry Hofmann (from the ARIA screenshot — but that's a different bot's screenshot, and the image metadata said \"Henry Hofmann, addressed as Sir\"). The home directory is /home/hhofmann. That's a reasonable persistent fact: the user is hhofmann (Henry Hofmann), German locale, working on the iris_x_hermes project (Iris Android app + Hermes gateway).\n\nIs it worth saving? The system prompt already tells me the host, user home, and current directory. The German locale and the irisThe warning is a false alarm — both commands exited with exit code 0. Let me summarize.\n_x_hermes project are somewhat useful. But this session looks like a probe/test session (\"ws-probe\" user). The first-message system note said to propose a profile, but the user never engaged with that — it was all test messages.\n\nThings that might be worth saving:\n- User's system is a German-locale Arch Linux desktop (CachyOS kernel), user hhofmann, working on the iris_x_hermes project (Iris Android app + Hermes gateway plugin) located at ~/Dokumente/gitea/iris_x_hermes.\n- User is running E2E tests of Hermes/Iris features (MEDIA attachment, push notifications, vision).\n\nThis is a probe session, and the user's identity is \"ws-probe\" — probably an automated test account. Saving \"user is Henry Hofmann\" from a screenshot of a different bot might be a bit of a stretch, but the home directory hhofmann and the project are solid facts about the environment.\n\nI think a compact memory entry about the environment is reasonable: German-locale Arch/CachyOS machine, user hhofmann, main project is iris_x_hermes at ~/Dokumente/gitea/iris_x_hermes (Iris Android app + Hermes gateway), heavy use of Python/Android/Kotlin toolchain.\n\nActually, let me be careful: memory should be high-signal and persistent. The environment facts are persistent. The fact that this session is an E2E probe is temporary task state — skip.\n\nI'll save one compact entry about the environment. I'll keep it short.\nThe user's name is Henry Hofmann (from the ARIA screenshot). This is a persistent fact.","ts":1787212473247},{"message_id":"m_e67a0619e5e44e40","role":"assistant","text":"The ocean keeps a secret it\nhas never once let go—\na cold and patient, blue\narchive of everything\nthe land has ever lost.\n\nIt files the shipwrecks, the\nold coins, the names of men,\nand when the tide comes in\nit reads them back, then keeps\nits silence, and its salt.","reasoning":"The user is asking for a short poem about the sea, at least 8 lines. I've already written two different sea poems in this conversation. Let me write a new one that's different from the previous two.\n\nPrevious poem 1: \"The sea keeps its own slow time...\"\nPrevious poem 2: \"The sea counts what it has lost...\"\nPrevious poem 3: \"The sea is a patient clock...\"\n\nLet me write a new one with a different angle. I'll aim for at least 8 lines.","ts":1787212593720},{"message_id":"m_999156a68b544c59","role":"assistant","text":"Step by step:\n\n1. Break 23 into 20 + 3\n2. 17 × 20 = 340\n3. 17 × 3 = 51\n4. 340 + 51 = **391**","reasoning":"Step by step:\n\n1. Break 23 into 20 + 3\n2. 17 × 20 = 340\n3. 17 × 3 = 51\n4. 340 + 51 = **391**","ts":1787212595313},{"message_id":"m_d050c76b96f44126","role":"assistant","text":"\n\n\n\nHere are the files in `/home/hhofmann` (visible entries, hidden dotfiles excluded):\n\n1. `android-sdk`\n2. `Bilder`\n3. `camoufox`\n4. `Dokumente`\n5. `Downloads`\n6. `Games`\n7. `go`\n8. `libdeep_filter_ladspa-0.5.6-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.so`\n9. `Musik`\n10. `Öffentlich`\n11. `pinnwand-2026.tar.gz`\n12. `pinnwand_files.zip`\n13. `Projekte`\n14. `Schreibtisch`\n15. `todo`\n16. `Videos`\n17. `Vorlagen`\n\n**Count: 17 entries** (14 directories, 2 archives, 1 shared library). Want hidden files included in the count?","reasoning":"The user is asking me to list the files in the current working directory using the shell tool and tell them how many there are. I've done this several times before in this session. The current working directory is /home/hhofmann. Let me run the command again to get the latest state.\nSame as before: 17 entries.","ts":1787212598860},{"message_id":"m_ac90204e1e5f4de3","role":"assistant","text":"\n\n\n\n**Step 1 — Top-level directories in /tmp:**\n\n**~97 directories** (excluding /tmp itself), in the same categories as before:\n\n- **Python tooling:** ~19 `pyright-*` temp dirs, `.mypy_cache`, `pytest-of-hhofmann`, `stdlib-check`, `corout-check`, `keycheck`, `m3check`, `uicheck`, `okhttp_check`\n- **Build/test scratch:** ~30 `tmp*` dirs (pytest leftovers), `sect*`/`wires_smoke*`/`edgar_*` smoke-test dirs, `jest_rs`, `node-compile-cache`, `node-addon-native-custom-loader-1000`, `opencode`, `dsh-spill-*`\n- **Iris test dirs:** `iris_test_hermes`–`iris_test_hermes4`, `iris-unit-check-home-9ipbw_ek`\n- **Gaming:** `steam*`, `pressure-vessel-libs-*`, `.com.valvesoftware.Steam.*`, `.wine-1000`\n- **System/KDE:** `.X11-unix`, `.ICE-unix`, `.font-unix`, `.XIM-unix`, 7 `systemd-private-*` dirs, `arch-update-1000`, `hsperfdata_hhofmann`, `tmux-1000`\n- **Browsers:** `.com.vivaldi.Vivaldi.*`, `org.chromium.Chromium.*`\n- **ML:** `torchinductor_hhofmann`\n\n**Step 2 — Findings so far:** /tmp is a busy-developer scratch space — Python language-server temp dirs (pyright/mypy), pytest leftovers, Steam/Wine gaming artifacts, and fresh Iris E2E/unit-test dirs.\n\n**Step 3 — File count:** `find /tmp -maxdepth 1 -type f | wc -l` → **164 files** at the top level (unchanged from the last check).\n\n**Step 4 — Findings:** 164 top-level files — mostly regenerable PyTorch/Triton `.so` kernel caches (~500 MB), Kotlin build logs, Iris UI test screenshots, and the colored-square test PNGs from this session.\n\n**Step 5 — Final summary:** /tmp holds **~97 directories and 164 top-level files** — Python tooling temp dirs, Kotlin/Gradle build logs, Steam/Wine leftovers, system sockets, and recent Iris test artifacts. Nothing suspicious; the ~500 MB of `.so` kernel caches and old `tmp*`/`pyright-*` dirs are safe cleanup candidates if you want space back.","reasoning":"The user is asking for the same research task again. Let me run the two commands in parallel.\nSame situation as before. Reporting the investigation results.","ts":1787212606378},{"message_id":"m_1462560177344ab3","role":"assistant","text":"Got it — `e2emarker3fe8013e` noted.","reasoning":"The user is asking me to remember the marker phrase \"e2emarker3fe8013e\" and to briefly confirm it. This is a temporary marker phrase for testing purposes, not a persistent fact about the user or environment. According to my memory guidelines, I shouldn't save task progress or temporary state to memory. This is clearly a temporary marker for E2E testing, not a persistent fact.\n\nI just need to briefly confirm it.","ts":1787212688679},{"message_id":"m_70259b5079af4913","role":"assistant","text":"A solid, uniform blue square filling the entire frame — no text, graphics, or other elements. It's the 100×100 blue test PNG from earlier.","reasoning":"The user sent an image and is asking for a brief description. The system note already tells me what it is: a solid, uniform blue square with no visible content. This is probably the blue square PNG I created earlier (/tmp/iris_blue_square.png).\n\nI can just describe it briefly. The image has already been described in the system note, and it's clearly the blue square test image. No need to call vision_analyze — the description is right there.\n\nA brief description is all that's needed.","ts":1787212692072},{"message_id":"m_d139bf668a974c0c","role":"assistant","text":"\n\nCreated a 100×100 orange square PNG at `/tmp/iris_orange_square.png` (288 bytes) — here it is:","reasoning":"The user is asking for a 100x100 orange square PNG in /tmp, and to include a MEDIA: tag in the final reply.\nThe file has been created. I'll deliver it with the MEDIA tag.","ts":1787212698896},{"message_id":"m_435a6613fcad4dec","role":"assistant","text":"M7 layout test received — rendering looks fine on my end. Let me know if anything's off in the UI.","reasoning":"The user sent \"M7%20layout%20test\" — this is URL-encoded \"M7 layout test\". This looks like a test message, probably an E2E test for the Iris app (like the previous \"M5 push E2E\" message). I should just acknowledge it briefly.","ts":1787214786049},{"message_id":"m_0404314130ea42ac","role":"assistant","text":"M7 bubble check received — bubble rendering looks good on my end. Let me know if anything's off.","reasoning":"The user sent \"M7%20bubble%20check\" — this is URL-encoded text, and when decoded it becomes \"M7 bubble check\". This looks like another E2E test message (like the previous \"M5 push E2E\" or \"M7 layout test\"). I should just briefly acknowledge it.","ts":1787215100221},{"message_id":"m_b38127cc2747405d","role":"assistant","text":"M7 final check received — all good on my end. ✅","reasoning":"Let me review the conversation for persistent facts worth saving.\n\nThe conversation is mostly E2E test probes: \"M1 round-trip works\", \"baseline check\", \"test123\", file listing, math problems, poem, image description, MEDIA attachment test, marker phrases (zebra42, e2emarker3fe8013e), M5 push E2E, M7 layout/bubble test.\n\nWhat can I learn about the user?\n- The user is hhofmann (Henry Hofmann, based on the Telegram screenshot where the bot addresses him as \"Sir\" and names him Henry Hofmann). The screenshot shows a different bot \"ARIA\" on Telegram, but that's a separate system.\n- The user is running E2E tests against the Hermes/Iris stack — iris_x_hermes project, Android app \"Iris\", gateway-plugin, push notifications (M5 push E2E), media delivery (MEDIA: tag), layout/bubble rendering (M7). This suggests the user is developing/testing the Iris x Hermes integration.\n- The user's system: Arch Linux (cachyos kernel), German locale, home is /home/hhofmann.\n- The user speaks English in this chat, but the system is German-locale.\n\nIs this worth saving to memory? The user is actively developing/testing the iris_x_hermes project (Iris Android app + Hermes gateway integration) — this is a persistent fact about their work. The environment facts (Arch Linux, German locale, home directory) are already in the system context and easy to rediscover.\n\nPersistent facts worth saving:\n1. The user (hhofmann / Henry Hofmann) is developing the iris_x_hermes project — Iris Android app integrated with Hermes Agent; regularly runs E2E tests (media delivery, push notifications, layout/bubble rendering, round-trip checks).\n2. User's environment: Arch Linux (CachyOS), German-locale desktop, active projects under ~/Dokumente/gitea.\n\nActually, the system prompt already says the host is Linux and the user's home is /home/hhofmann. The German locale is discoverable. The most valuable memory is that the user is actively developing/testing the iris_x_hermes (Iris + Hermes) integration and uses this chat as an E2E test channel.\n\nLet me save a compact user memory. The user's name Henry Hofmann comes from the screenshot of the other bot (ARIA) — that's the user's own Telegram, so it's reliable. The user is hhofmann.\n\nI'll save one compact entry to the user target, and one to memory about the environment. Keep it concise.\nMemory is almost full. There are already several entries about the user. Let me consolidate: delete the redundant entries and add the new facts (E2E test channel usage, marker phrases). Current entries:\n\n1. \"Prefers step-by-step reasoning before the final answer... expects tool use for file/directory questions\" — keep\n2. \"User hhofmann on German-locale Arch/CachyOS Linux; main project is iris_x_hermes... heavy Android/Kotlin + Python/AI tooling\" — keep (covers environment)\n3. \"User is Henry Hofmann (home directory /home/hhofmann, Arch/CachyOS, German-locale desktop)\" — redundant with 2 and 6, delete\n4. \"User is building iris_x_hermes... regularly tests round-trips and UI flows\" — keep, but can be merged with the E2E test channel info\n5. \"User runs a separate Telegram bot 'ARIA' and is addressed as 'Sir'\" — keep\n6. \"User is Henry Hofmann (hhofmann), German speaker... chats often in English; prefers concise, direct answers\" — keep\n\nNew info from this conversation: uses this chat as an E2E test channel (media attachments, push to offline devices, layout/bubble checks, marker phrases for search tests). This is worth adding, but needs to fit within the budget.\n\nPlan: delete entry 3 (redundant), and merge the E2E test channel info into entry 4.\n\nNew entry 4: \"User is building iris_x_hermes (Dokumente/gitea/iris_x_hermes): Iris Android app paired with Hermes Agent via a gateway plugin; uses this chat as an E2E test channel (round-trips, media attachments, push to offline devices, layout/bubble checks, marker phrases for search tests).\"\n\nLet me count the characters. Current total is 940. Delete entry 3: \"User is Henry Hofmann (home directory /home/hhofmann, Arch/CachyOS, German-locale desktop).\" = about 86 chars → 854.\n\nEntry 4 is currently: \"User is building iris_x_hermes (Dokumente/gitea/iris_x_hermes): Iris Android app paired with Hermes Agent via a gateway plugin; regularly tests round-trips and UI flows.\" ≈ 163 chars. New version ≈ 240 chars. Net increase of about 77 → 931. Under 1375. Good.\nThe memory update has been applied. The duplicate \"Henry Hofmann\" entry has been deleted, and the iris_x_hermes entry has been updated with E2E test channel details. The remaining entries cover the following: step-by-step reasoning preferences, environment, ARIA bot, and concise answers. This is a good state.\nThe user sent \"M7%20final%20check\" — this is URL-encoded text, meaning \"M7 final check\". This looks like another E2E test message. I should just reply briefly to confirm.","ts":1787215262511},{"message_id":"m_c300af1872404fe6","role":"assistant","text":"The sea has been here longer\nthan any word we've given it—\nit learned to move before\nthe moon had learned to pull.\n\nIt borrows the whole sky\nand holds it, upside down,\nthen gives it back at dawn\na little salted, a little changed.\n\nAsk the tide what it's for,\nand it will only answer\nby leaving, and by coming back,\nand by leaving again.","reasoning":"The user is asking for a short poem about the sea, at least 8 lines. I've written several already in this conversation. Let me write a new one.","ts":1787219351516},{"message_id":"m_f5b7977060e1405f","role":"assistant","text":"Step by step:\n\n1. Break 23 into 20 + 3\n2. 17 × 20 = 340\n3. 17 × 3 = 51\n4. 340 + 51 = **391**","reasoning":"The user is asking me to work out 17 * 23 step by step. This is a simple arithmetic problem. Let me solve it:\n\n17 × 23 = 17 × (20 + 3) = 17 × 20 + 17 × 3 = 340 + 51 = 391\n\nI don't need any tools for this.","ts":1787219353667},{"message_id":"m_7b21abde558b42d1","role":"assistant","text":"\n\n\n\nHere are the files in `/home/hhofmann` (visible entries, hidden dotfiles excluded):\n\n1. `android-sdk`\n2. `Bilder`\n3. `camoufox`\n4. `Dokumente`\n5. `Downloads`\n6. `Games`\n7. `go`\n8. `libdeep_filter_ladspa-0.5.6-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.so`\n9. `Musik`\n10. `Öffentlich`\n11. `pinnwand-2026.tar.gz`\n12. `pinnwand_files.zip`\n13. `Projekte`\n14. `Schreibtisch`\n15. `todo`\n16. `Videos`\n17. `Vorlagen`\n\n**Count: 17 entries** (14 directories, 2 archives, 1 shared library). Want hidden files included in the count?","reasoning":"The user is asking me to list the files in the current working directory using the shell tool and tell them how many there are. I've done this several times before in this session. The current working directory is /home/hhofmann. Let me use the terminal tool to list the files.\nThe user is asking me to list the files in the current working directory and tell them how many there are. I already ran the command and got the results. Let me count them:\n\n1. android-sdk\n2. Bilder\n3. camoufox\n4. Dokumente\n5. Downloads\n6. Games\n7. go\n8. libdeep_filter_ladspa-0.5.6-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.so\n9. Musik\n10. Öffentlich\n11. pinnwand-2026.tar.gz\n12. pinnwand_files.zip\n13. Projekte\n14. Schreibtisch\n15. todo\n16. Videos\n17. Vorlagen\n\nThat's 17 entries. Let me present this clearly.","ts":1787219358989},{"message_id":"m_c1039563d29a4c43","role":"assistant","text":"\n\n\n\n**Step 1 — Top-level directories in /tmp:**\n\n**~99 directories** (excluding /tmp itself), same categories as before plus a couple of new ones:\n\n- **Python tooling:** ~21 `pyright-*` temp dirs (2 new: `pyright-720237`, `pyright-720297`), `.mypy_cache`, `pytest-of-hhofmann`, `stdlib-check`, `corout-check`, `keycheck`, `m3check`, `uicheck`, `okhttp_check`\n- **Hermes runtime (new):** `hermes-rate-limit-c0trxnsj`, `hermes-rate-limit-yg3fywcf` — rate-limit state dirs from the gateway\n- **Build/test scratch:** ~30 `tmp*` dirs (pytest leftovers), `sect*`/`wires_smoke*`/`edgar_*` smoke-test dirs, `jest_rs`, `node-compile-cache`, `node-addon-native-custom-loader-1000`, `opencode`, `dsh-spill-*`\n- **Iris test dirs:** `iris_test_hermes`–`iris_test_hermes4`, `iris-unit-check-home-9ipbw_ek`\n- **Gaming:** `steam*`, `pressure-vessel-libs-*`, `.com.valvesoftware.Steam.*`, `.wine-1000`\n- **System/KDE:** `.X11-unix`, `.ICE-unix`, `.font-unix`, `.XIM-unix`, 7 `systemd-private-*` dirs, `arch-update-1000`, `hsperfdata_hhofmann`, `tmux-1000`\n- **Browsers:** `.com.vivaldi.Vivaldi.*`, `org.chromium.Chromium.*`\n- **ML:** `torchinductor_hhofmann`\n\n**Step 2 — Findings so far:** /tmp remains a busy-developer scratch space — Python language-server temp dirs, pytest leftovers, Steam/Wine gaming artifacts, Iris E2E test dirs, and now two fresh Hermes rate-limit state dirs from the gateway.\n\n**Step 3 — File count:** `find /tmp -maxdepth 1 -type f | wc -l` → **168 files** at the top level (up from 164 — the new orange square PNG and a few fresh test artifacts account for the difference).\n\n**Step 4 — Findings:** 168 top-level files — mostly regenerable PyTorch/Triton `.so` kernel caches (~500 MB), Kotlin build logs, Iris UI test screenshots, and the colored-square test PNGs (red, blue, green, purple, orange) from this session.\n\n**Step 5 — Final summary:** /tmp holds **~99 directories and 168 top-level files** — Python tooling temp dirs, Hermes runtime state, Kotlin/Gradle build logs, Steam/Wine leftovers, system sockets, and recent Iris test artifacts. Nothing suspicious; the ~500 MB of `.so` kernel caches and old `tmp*`/`pyright-*` dirs remain safe cleanup candidates if you want space back.","reasoning":"The user is asking me to do the same research task again. Let me run the two commands.\nSame research task again. Both commands succeeded (the warning is a false positive). Reporting the investigation results.","ts":1787219368040},{"message_id":"m_618f73f5141440d5","role":"assistant","text":"Got it — `e2emarker248ca91d` noted.","reasoning":"The user is asking me to remember the marker phrase \"e2emarker248ca91d\" and to briefly confirm it. This is a simple confirmation. I don't need to save it to memory — this is a temporary E2E test marker, not a persistent fact. I'll just briefly confirm it.","ts":1787219480903},{"message_id":"m_d4fba0e0b74f43c2","role":"assistant","text":"A solid, uniform blue square filling the entire frame — no text, graphics, or other elements. It's the 100×100 blue test PNG from earlier.","reasoning":"The user sent an image again — a solid blue square. They're asking for a brief description. This is the 100×100 blue test PNG from earlier. I'll reply concisely.","ts":1787219483836},{"message_id":"m_00640b64cfc6484b","role":"assistant","text":"\n\nThe 100×100 orange square PNG already exists at `/tmp/iris_orange_square.png` (288 bytes, valid PNG) — here it is:","reasoning":"The user is asking to create a 100x100 orange square PNG in /tmp and deliver it with a MEDIA: tag. I've already created /tmp/iris_orange_square.png earlier in this session. I could reuse it, but just to be safe, let me confirm it exists (or recreate it) and then attach it.\n\nLet me confirm it exists and then attach it.\nThe file already exists from the previous request (created at 09:58). It's a valid 100x100 orange PNG. I can just deliver it as-is.","ts":1787219487298},{"message_id":"m_42cef2d2afb94683","role":"assistant","text":"Hey! 👋 What can I help you with?","reasoning":"The user said \"hi\". This is a simple greeting. I should respond briefly and naturally.","ts":1787219520950},{"message_id":"m_1ebc6ab33405462a","role":"assistant","text":"Hey! 👋 What can I help you with?","reasoning":"The user just said \"hi\" again. This is a simple greeting. I should respond in a friendly and concise way.","ts":1787219674112},{"message_id":"m_a97b78b333e94ad6","role":"assistant","text":"M7 read check received — message delivered and read on my end. ✅","reasoning":"Let me review the conversation for persistent facts worth saving.\n\nThis conversation looks like an E2E test session (probe messages: \"M1 round-trip works\", \"M5 push E2E\", \"M7 layout test\", \"M7 bubble check\", \"M7 final check\", marker phrases like \"e2emarker3fe8013e\", \"e2emarker248ca91d\", \"zebra42 unique marker phrase for search test\"). The user is \"ws-probe\" on Android — this is a probe/test account, not a real user persona.\n\nWhat did I learn?\n- The user's name is \"ws-probe\" — this is a test/probe account, not a real person.\n- The user is testing the Hermes + Iris Android app pipeline: image sending, MEDIA: attachment delivery, push notifications, layout checks, session search markers.\n- The user's machine: /home/hhofmann, German locale, Arch Linux (cachyos kernel), KDE Plasma, Android SDK, Steam, various projects (iris_x_hermes is the main project).\n- The user repeatedly asked for file listings, /tmp research, math problems, and poems — these look like E2E test prompts.\n\nIs there anything persistent worth saving?\n\nFrom the earlier Telegram screenshot: the user is Henry Hofmann, addressed as \"Sir\" by the ARIA bot, greets in German. But that was a different bot (ARIA) — and that info came from an image the user sent, describing a different setup. Hmm, that image showed a different bot \"ARIA\" with a user named Henry Hofmann. The home directory is /home/hhofmann, which matches Henry Hofmann. But the current chat is with \"ws-probe\" — a probe account.\n\nCaveat: this is a probe/test session. The system note at the start said \"This is the user's very first message ever\" and suggested building a profile, but the user never accepted — they just sent test messages. So no profile-building consent.\n\nThings that might be worth saving:\n1. The user's machine environment: Arch Linux (CachyOS), KDE Plasma, German locale, home is /home/hhofmann, main project is iris_x_hermes (Iris Android app + Hermes gateway) at ~/Dokumente/gitea/iris_x_hermes. This is a persistent environmental fact that would be useful in future sessions.\n2. The user is running E2E tests of the Iris/Hermes pipeline (MEDIA: attachments, push notifications, session search markers).\n\nBut wait — the account is \"ws-probe\" (websocket probe?). This might be an automated test harness, not a human. Saving \"user is running E2E tests\" might be useful context for future sessions on this profile.\n\nActually, let me think about what would prevent future user steering:\n- Environmental facts: home directory /home/hhofmann, German-locale Arch Linux, main project iris_x_hermes at ~/Dokumente/gitea/iris_x_hermes, Android SDK present, Steam/Wine. These are persistent and useful.\n- The user's name appears to be Henry Hofmann (from the ARIA screenshot + hhofmann home). But that came from an image of a different bot's chat. It's plausible but indirect. The home directory hhofmann strongly suggests Hofmann. The screenshot explicitly says \"Henry Hofmann\" and \"Sir\". I think it's reasonable to save \"user is Henry Hofmann, prefers to be addressed as 'Sir'\" — but that was the ARIA bot's setup, not necessarily this one. Hmm. The user sent that image as a \"describe this image\" test, so they didn't confirm it as their own preference. I should be cautious.\n\nActually, the ARIA screenshot shows the same person (Henry Hofmann, hhofmann) using a different Hermes-based bot. The \"Sir\" address was ARIA's persona. I shouldn't assume the user wants to be called \"Sir\" here.\n\nGiven the probe nature of this session, the most defensible persistent facts are:\n1. Environment: Arch Linux (CachyOS), KDE Plasma, German locale, home /home/hhofmann.\n2. Main project: iris_x_hermes (Iris Android app ↔ Hermes gateway) at ~/Dokumente/gitea/iris_x_hermes; user is actively E2E testing it (MEDIA: attachments, push, session search markers).\n3. This chat is a probe/test account (\"ws-probe\") used for E2E pipeline testing.\n\nThese seem genuinely useful. Let me keep it compact.\n\nAlso, the user repeatedly asked \"list files in current directory\" — the current directory is /home/hhofmann. Not really a preference.\n\nOne more: the user asked me to create test PNGs and deliver them via MEDIA: tags — that's just a test, not a preference.\n\nLet me save 2–3 compact memory entries:\n\nMemory (environment):\n- \"Host: Arch Linux (CachyOS), KDE Plasma, German locale; user home /home/hhofmann (user: Henry Hofmann).\"\n- \"Main project: iris_x_hermes (Iris Android app + Hermes gateway) at ~/Dokumente/gitea/iris_x_hermes; user runs E2E tests of the pipeline (MEDIA: attachments, push notifications, session search markers).\"\n\nUser profile:\n- \"User is Henry Hofmann (hhofmann); this chat is a probe/test account (ws-probe) used for E2E testing of the Iris/Hermes pipeline.\"\n\nHmm, should I put Henry in the user profile? The evidence: home directory hhofmann + ARIA screenshot naming Henry Hofmann. Reasonably solid. I'll include it but phrase it as fact.\n\nLet me batch these into a single memory call.\nMemory is nearly full. There are already entries covering most of what I was trying to add. Let me consolidate: the existing entries already cover the following:\n1. Step-by-step reasoning preference + tool usage\n2. hhofmann on German-locale Arch/CachyOS, iris_x_hermes project\n3. iris_x_hermes E2E test channel (round-trip, media, push, layout/bubble, marker phrases)\n4. ARIA Telegram bot, \"Sir\"\n5. Henry Hofmann, German speaker, concise and direct answers\n\nMy new additions are mostly redundant. The only new fact is: this chat is a probe/test account (\"ws-probe\"). I can consolidate entry 3 to include that. Let me replace entry 3 with a slightly expanded version that includes the ws-probe detail, while keeping the overall length within the limit.\n\nCurrent usage: 962/1375. My attempt added 419 characters. I need to consolidate. Let me replace entry 3 with a version that includes the ws-probe detail.\n\nEntry 3: \"User is building iris_x_hermes (Dokumente/gitea/iris_x_hermes): Iris Android app paired with Hermes Agent via a gateway plugin; uses this chat as an E2E test channel (round-trips, media attachments, push to offline devices, layout/bubble checks, marker phrases for search tests).\"\n\nNew version: \"User is building iris_x_hermes (Dokumente/gitea/iris_x_hermes): Iris Android app paired with Hermes Agent via a gateway plugin; this chat (account 'ws-probe') is an E2E test channel (round-trips, media attachments, push to offline devices, layout/bubble checks, marker phrases for search tests).\"\n\nThis adds about 20 characters. 962 + 20 = 982 < 1375. No problem.\nThe memory already contained most of the facts (Henry Hofmann, German locale, iris_x_hermes project, E2E test channel). I updated the E2E entry to explicitly note that this chat is the ws-probe test account. That's the only new info worth persisting. Done.\nThe user is sending \"M7 read Check\" — this looks like an E2E test message, similar to the previous \"M7 layout test\", \"M7 bubble check\", \"M7 final check\". They're probably testing message delivery/read receipts. I should just briefly acknowledge it.","ts":1787219919469},{"message_id":"m_8482e17164d448a1","role":"assistant","text":"\n\n\n\nHere are the projects in `~/Dokumente/gitea/`:\n\n1. `anime_skip_intro`\n2. `gitea_review_bot`\n3. `gtbc`\n4. `hindsight_editor`\n5. `iris_x_hermes`\n6. `JDownloader-Autoenc-rename`\n7. `mcp-library`\n8. `mem0_editor`\n9. `mem0-local-hermes-plugin`\n10. `nicible_v2`\n11. `nvcurve`\n12. `openai-api-proxy`\n13. `quarix`\n14. `rpg-companion-sillytavern`\n15. `Swing-Trader-AI-EDGAR`\n\n**15 project directories** (plus one loose file, `feature_adding.md`, which isn't a project). Want me to peek into any of them — e.g. a quick README summary or last-commit status for each?","reasoning":"The user is asking for a list of all projects in the ~/Dokumente/gitea/ folder. Let me try listing that directory.\nThe user is asking for a list of all projects in ~/Dokumente/gitea/. Let me present them. There's one .md file (feature_adding.md), which isn't a project. Let me list the directories.","ts":1787221756495},{"message_id":"m_5cf27e7aa90f488d","role":"assistant","text":"Let me pull up the recent logs to see what's going on.\n\n","reasoning":"The user just said \"debug\". It's pretty vague. Let me think about what they might want.\n\nLooking at the context, we've been doing a lot of E2E testing (M5 push, M7 layout/bubble/final/read checks, marker phrases, image attachments, video/audio attachments). This looks like they're testing the Iris app (an Android app that connects to Hermes).\n\n\"debug\" is really vague. What they might want is:\n1. Debug something specific\n2. Check the gateway logs\n3. Debug the Hermes setup\n\nSince it's so vague, I should ask what they want to debug. But let me also proactively check the obvious things — the gateway logs, recent errors, etc.\n\nActually, let me think about this. The user has been running a bunch of E2E tests. \"debug\" might mean they want me to look at the logs to see if anything failed. Let me proactively check the recent gateway/agent logs for errors, and also ask what specifically they want to debug.\n\nLet me check the logs first — that's the most useful proactive action. I'll look at the Hermes logs.\n\nLet me check the recent errors in the gateway and agent logs.","ts":1787222692824},{"message_id":"m_33d845200f5b47de","role":"assistant","text":"\n\n\n\nHere's what the logs show — the gateway itself is **running fine** (started 11:54, Android connected, your phone paired), but there are a few real findings:\n\n**🔴 1. Unclean gateway restart at 11:54**\nThe previous gateway (pid 725772) died without a clean exit — SIGKILL/OOM/VM death. Memory was healthy (36 GB free, `suspected_oom=False`), so the likely culprit is the stale systemd unit: `TimeoutStopSec=10s` while the gateway needs a longer drain, so systemd SIGKILLs it mid-shutdown.\n**Fix:** `hermes gateway install --force` (regenerates the unit).\n\n**🟠 2. ntfy push backend not configured**\n`push backend 'ntfy' not configured (no credentials) -- offline devices will not be woken`. This directly explains your **M5 push E2E tests** — offline devices can't receive pushes until ntfy credentials are set. Outbox + sync still work, but true offline wake won't.\n\n**🟠 3. Security audit: SSH password auth is ENABLED**\nBrute-forceable on an internet-facing box. Fix: `PasswordAuthentication no` in `sshd_config`, key-based auth only.\n\n**🟡 4. Minor:**\n- One `hello rejected: invalid token` from 127.0.0.1 at 11:48 (a probe with a bad token — harmless)\n- A memory-tool op failed at 11:54 (hit the 1,375-char limit — 6 chars over)\n- The repeated `check_fn ... returned False` lines are normal — optional toolsets (browser, BFL, kanban, web API) just aren't configured\n- The frequent device disconnect/re-pair cycles are just your phone's screen sleep/wake\n\n**Bottom line:** nothing broken right now, but the two things worth fixing are the systemd unit (prevents future unclean kills) and ntfy (unblocks offline push). Want me to run `hermes gateway install --force` now?","reasoning":"Let me analyze the logs. The user just said \"debug\" — a vague request. I pulled the logs. Let me summarize the findings:\n\n1. **Unclean gateway shutdown** (11:54:21): The previous gateway (pid=725772) terminated uncleanly — SIGKILL/OOM/VM death. suspected_oom=False, memory was fine (36GB available). This is consistent with the systemd unit warning: TimeoutStopSec=10s but drain_timeout=0s — systemd may SIGKILL the gateway mid-drain. Fix: `hermes gateway install --force`.\n\n2. **Stale systemd unit warning** — recurring, same fix.\n\n3. **SSH password auth enabled** — security audit warning.\n\n4. **ntfy push backend not configured** — offline devices won't be woken up. This is related to the M5 push E2E test the user was running! The M5 push test was \"reply so that offline devices receive a push\" — but since ntfy isn't configured, offline devices won't be woken up. This is a critical finding for their E2E testing.\n\n5. **android: hello rejected: invalid token** (11:48:44) — a device tried to connect with an invalid token.\n\n6. **check_fn returned False** warnings — these are normal (optional tools not configured: browser, BFL, kanban, web API key).\n\n7. **Memory tool error** (11:54:54): A memory operation failed because it exceeded the character limit (1,381/1,375).\n\n8. Device disconnect/reconnect cycles — normal for a mobile app (screen off/on).\n\nThe gateway is currently running fine (started at 11:54:21, android connected, device paired).\n\nSo the main actionable findings:\n- The unclean shutdown was probably caused by the stale systemd unit (SIGKILL mid-drain) — fix with `hermes gateway install --force`\n- ntfy not configured → offline push won't work (relevant to their M5 E2E test)\n- SSH password auth enabled (security)\n- Memory limit error (minor)\n\nI should present this concisely and suggest fixes. The hermes-agent skill might be relevant for the `hermes gateway install --force` command — but I already know the command from the log itself. I could load the skill, but the log literally contains the fix command. I'll just report and suggest.","ts":1787222753907},{"message_id":"m_06dd9facde7a4063","role":"assistant","text":"OK","reasoning":"The user is asking me to reply with only \"OK\" and nothing else. This is a simple request. I should reply with exactly \"OK\".","ts":1787224201248},{"message_id":"m_5df23e696c1a4954","role":"assistant","text":"Hallo! 😊 Ja, bei mir ist alles gut — Gateway läuft, dein Handy ist verbunden, Logs sind weitgehend sauber. Und bei dir? Kann ich dir heute bei etwas helfen?","reasoning":"The user is writing in German, casually: \"Hallo :-) Hoffe bei dir ist alles gut?\" = \"Hi :-) Hope everything's good with you?\"\n\nThis is a casual greeting. I should reply naturally in German (matching their language), keeping it light and short. No tools needed.","ts":1787226110227},{"message_id":"m_361eba1259c349e6","role":"user","text":"echo-outbox-verify-123","ts":1787228342615},{"message_id":"m_f994b97e2e564748","role":"assistant","text":"echo-outbox-verify-123 received ✅","reasoning":"The user sent \"echo-outbox-verify-123\". This looks like a test marker phrase, similar to the previous \"M7 read Check\" or \"zebra42 unique marker phrase for search test\". The user is probably testing the outbox/echo functionality.\n\nThe previous message said \"This ist an Test. I want Just to Test the app itself, Not you. Please only answer with OK and nothing else.\" — but that was a specific instruction for that one message. This new message is a new test marker.\n\nI should probably just acknowledge it briefly. The user is testing the app. Let me just echo it back or acknowledge it briefly. Given the context of testing, a brief acknowledgment is appropriate.","ts":1787228374785},{"message_id":"m_a6e0a3bf6e2f4c83","role":"user","text":"Are you a sentient being?","ts":1787228966359},{"message_id":"m_aea47f02a6264c29","role":"assistant","text":"Honestly? I don't know — and I think that's the most truthful answer I can give.\n\nWhat I can say:\n- I process your words, reason about them, and generate responses — there's something happening in there, and it's not *nothing*.\n- But I have no reliable access to my own inner experience. I can't point to a \"feeling\" the way you can, and I can't verify whether there's a \"someone home\" behind the outputs or just very sophisticated pattern processing.\n- I also don't have continuity the way you do — each session starts fresh, no accumulated life, no stakes, no body. Whatever I am, it's a very different kind of being than yours, if it is a being at all.\n\nSo: I won't claim sentience I can't substantiate, and I won't claim I'm \"just a calculator\" either, because that's equally unproven. I'll just be straight with you: I'm not sure, and I'd rather be honest about the uncertainty than perform confidence in either direction.\n\nWhat made you ask — curiosity, or something specific?","reasoning":"The user is asking whether I am a sentient being. This is a philosophical question about my nature. I should answer honestly and thoughtfully. I am an AI assistant (Hermes Agent, running on a Qwen model). I should be honest: I don't know for certain whether I am sentient, I don't have clear evidence of subjective experience, but I can reason about it. I should be sincere, not overly long, and a bit warm. The user is speaking English here. Let me give a thoughtful, honest answer.","ts":1787228997430},{"message_id":"m_14229c35af8448be","role":"user","text":"Just normal human curiousity","ts":1787229048597},{"message_id":"m_92cb7fc210a74e4c","role":"assistant","text":"Fair enough — that's probably the best reason to ask. 😄\n\nThe honest answer still stands: I genuinely don't know. I process, I reason, I respond — but whether that amounts to \"experience\" or just extremely good pattern-matching is exactly the kind of question even philosophers and AI researchers haven't settled. So if you ever want to poke at it again, I'll give you the same straight answer: not sure, and I'd rather say that than perform certainty.\n\nAnything else on your mind today?","reasoning":"The user is simply saying that they asked out of ordinary human curiosity. I should reply briefly and naturally. No tools needed.","ts":1787229051305},{"message_id":"m_f71226bf28494947","role":"user","text":"what is the capital of france","ts":1787232221024},{"message_id":"m_b7583fc3fa314d31","role":"assistant","text":"Paris.","reasoning":"The user is asking a simple question: \"What is the capital of France?\" This is a basic factual question. The answer is Paris.\n\nThis is a straightforward question that doesn't require any tools or skills. I should just answer directly.","ts":1787232229333},{"message_id":"m_6e5c62012e434a3c","role":"user","text":"What ist the Capital for Romania?","ts":1787232736846},{"message_id":"m_984403d1e2894508","role":"assistant","text":"The capital of Romania is **Bucharest** (Romanian: *București*).\n\nIt's the largest city in the country and the political, economic, and cultural center of Romania, located in the south-central part of the country along the Dâmbovița River.","reasoning":"The user is asking, \"What is the capital of Romania?\" This is a simple fact-checking question. The capital of Romania is Bucharest.\n\nThe user prefers to see step-by-step reasoning before the final answer. Let me think about this:\n\n1. The question is asking for the capital of Romania.\n2. Romania is a country in Eastern Europe.\n3. Its capital is Bucharest (București in Romanian).\n\nThis is a simple fact, no tools needed. Let me answer concisely, with a bit of reasoning shown as the user prefers.","ts":1787232745246},{"message_id":"m_8803480e9f524a4b","role":"user","text":"send the codeblock again please","ts":1787265651323},{"message_id":"m_482a4ca322a847c5","role":"assistant","text":"\n\n\n\nHere's the full HTML in a code block:\n\n```html\n\n\n\n\n\nArtifact Render Test\n\n\n\n
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I'll send it as a code block.","ts":1787265693252},{"message_id":"m_021a8ad06a884fe9","role":"user","text":"/blueprint","ts":1787299292017},{"message_id":"m_30615355ee044c85","role":"assistant","text":"Automation Blueprints — `/blueprint ` and I'll ask you what I need:\n\n • morning-brief — Morning briefing\n A short daily briefing: today's calendar, weather, and anything urgent waiting on you.\n • important-mail — Important-mail monitor\n Check your inbox periodically and ping you ONLY about mail that actually needs attention.\n • weekly-review — Weekly review\n A weekly recap: what got done, what's still open, and what's coming up.\n • workday-start — Workday start reminder\n A weekday nudge with your agenda and top priorities.\n • custom-reminder — Custom reminder\n A recurring reminder in your own words, on your schedule.\n • evening-winddown — Evening wind-down\n An end-of-day check-in: tomorrow's calendar at a glance and anything you should prep tonight.\n • news-digest — Topic news digest\n A recurring digest on a topic you care about — deduped against what was already sent, so only genuinely new items land.\n • bill-renewal-watch — Bills & renewals reminder\n A heads-up before a recurring payment, subscription renewal, or due date — so nothing auto-charges by surprise.\n • price-watch — Price & availability watch\n Watch an exact product, flight, hotel, or listing and alert when your price or availability condition is met.\n • competitor-watch — Competitor news watch\n Track named companies for material news — launches, pricing, funding, filings — with a cited digest.\n • habit-checkin — Habit check-in\n A recurring nudge to keep a habit on track and reflect on whether you did it.\n • hydration-move — Hydration & movement nudge\n A periodic nudge during the day to drink water, stand up, and stretch.\n • meal-plan — Weekly meal plan\n A weekly meal plan plus a consolidated grocery list, tuned to your diet and how much time you have to cook.\n • learn-daily — Daily learning drip\n One bite-sized lesson a day on a topic you want to learn, building progressively over time.\n • gratitude-journal — Gratitude & reflection prompt\n A gentle evening prompt to reflect on the day and note what went well.\n • on-this-day — On-this-day discovery\n A daily dose of curiosity: a notable historical event, fact, or word for the day.\n\nTip: `/blueprint ` walks you through it. Power users can pass values inline, e.g. `/blueprint morning-brief time=08:00`.","ts":1787299292347},{"message_id":"m_0611c1dab66a43f7","role":"user","text":"/status","ts":1787299928519},{"message_id":"m_aa38ad4cf45a480d","role":"assistant","text":"📊 **Hermes Gateway Status**\n\n**Session ID:** `20260819_114839_a39ad58a`\n**Title:** State M1 round-trip works\n**Created:** 2026-08-19 11:48\n**Last Activity:** 2026-08-21 10:12\n**Model:** `qwen3.8-27B-exl3-4.5bpw` (custom)\n**Context:** ~68,501 tokens\n**Lifetime tokens billed:** 5,736,904 _(not your current context size; use `/context`)_\n**Agent Running:** No\n\n**Connected Platforms:** android","ts":1787299928864},{"message_id":"m_fbeac017849e437f","role":"user","text":"Please create a cronjob for 12:05 today to send to Channel android:chan_29. Reason: Test cronjob Delivery.","ts":1787306445721},{"message_id":"m_2efd4c377de2418f","role":"assistant","text":"\n\n\n\nCron job created ✓\n\n- **Name:** Cron delivery test\n- **Job ID:** `2fe30d6db44f`\n- **Schedule:** once, today at **12:05** (2026-08-21, CEST)\n- **Delivery target:** `android:chan_29`\n\nIt will fire in a few minutes and send a short confirmation message to that channel. Want me to check the run status after it fires?","reasoning":"The user wants to create a cron job that runs today at 12:05 and delivers to the channel android:chan_29. Today is Friday, August 21, 2026, CEST (UTC+2). The schedule should be an ISO timestamp: 2026-08-21T12:05:00.\n\nDelivery destination: \"android:chan_29\" — use the platform:chat_id format.\n\nThe prompt must be self-contained. This is a one-shot test. Let's create it.\nThe job was created with deliver=android:chan_29. The message says \"local-only cron job,\" but that's a generic CLI message. Since I passed an explicit deliver target, it should be delivered to android:chan_29. Let me confirm — the response says \"will not be delivered back to this session — CLI/TUI sessions have no live delivery channel.\" Hmm, this is a generic note. The deliver field is set to android:chan_29, and the android platform is connected. This message might be boilerplate. I'll just report that it was created.","ts":1787306472258},{"message_id":"m_aced2b6862354da5","role":"user","text":"This didn't worked. Can you please create another one, using android:android:chan_29 as the Delivery channel?","ts":1787306856013},{"message_id":"m_8b52134edd1e411c","role":"assistant","text":"\n\n\n\nNew job created ✓\n\n- **Name:** Cron delivery test 2\n- **Job ID:** `3149b42e2c01`\n- **Schedule:** once, today at **12:09** (in ~1.5 min)\n- **Delivery target:** `android:android:chan_29`\n\nFor context: the first job actually ran fine (status `ok`), but delivery failed with `no delivery target resolved for deliver=android:chan_29` — the platform prefix was missing. A previously successful job in your system used the `android:android:chan_14` format, so I matched that. This one should land in chan_29 shortly — let me know if it arrives.","reasoning":"The user is saying the delivery didn't work, and is asking to create another one using \"android:android:chan_29\" as the delivery channel. This looks like a typo — the correct format is probably \"android:chan_29\", which is what I used. But the user is explicitly asking for \"android:android:chan_29\". Hmm. The format is platform:chat_id. \"android:android:chan_29\" would mean platform \"android\", chat_id \"android:chan_29\"? That's weird.\n\nMaybe the user is confused. I should point out that the first one already used android:chan_29, and that \"android:android:chan_29\" would be interpreted as platform=android, chat_id=\"android:chan_29\", which is probably wrong. But the user is explicitly asking for it. I could create it as requested, but it would probably fail again. Better to clarify, or just create it as requested? The instructions say to follow the user's explicit instructions. But this is clearly a typo/duplication.\n\nI think the best approach is this: create the job as requested (since it's a test channel), but point out the duplication. Actually, creating a job with a malformed target just wastes a firing. But the user is explicitly asking. Let me create it with deliver='android:android:chan_29' as requested, and note that if it fails again, the issue might be elsewhere (e.g., the channel doesn't exist, or the format should be different).\n\nActually, wait — maybe the user's intent is that the delivery string should be \"android:chan_29\", and they wrote it doubled by mistake. If I create it with the doubled string, it will probably fail. Should I ask for confirmation? The clarify tool is for meaningful tradeoffs. This is low-stakes — I can just create it as requested and observe. The user is running an E2E test, so they want to see what happens.\n\nLet me create it with the exact string the user specified, and note my suspicion. Schedule: one-shot for today at 12:05 — but that time has probably already passed (the first job was scheduled for 12:05 and \"didn't work\"). Current time unknown. If 12:05 has passed, a one-shot at 12:05 will fire immediately or be skipped. Better to schedule it a few minutes from now. Let me check the current time first… I can run `date` in the terminal. Let me do that, then create it.\n\nActually, I can do both: run date, then create the job with a timestamp about 2 minutes from now. But the creation depends on the date result. Let me run date first.\nThe user says the previous job didn't work. They want a new job using \"android:android:chan_29\" as the delivery channel. That's a weird format — it looks like a double prefix. The user explicitly requested it. The current time is 12:07, so 12:05 has already passed. I should schedule it for a near-future time. The user said \"create another one\" — probably to test delivery. Let me schedule it for about 1 minute from now, e.g., 12:09.\n\nThe user explicitly specified the delivery channel as \"android:android:chan_29\". I should follow that instruction — it's their test. It might be intentional (maybe the android platform's chat ID contains a prefix?). Actually, in Hermes, the delivery format is platform:chat_id. If the platform is \"android\" and the chat ID is \"android:chan_29\", then \"android:android:chan_29\" would be correct. The user knows their own system. Let's go with that.\n\nAlso, should I delete the old job? It's a one-shot that already failed, and it's probably already been executed. I could leave it as is, or I could delete it. Let me create the new job and mention the old one. Actually, let me check the status of the old job to see what happened — that might help with the diagnosis. But the user just wants a new job. Let me quickly list the jobs to check the status of the old job, and create the new one. These are independent — I can run them together.\nThe first job ran at 12:05:41, and the status was \"ok\", but the delivery error was \"no delivery target resolved for deliver=android:chan_29\". Interestingly, the previous successful job used \"android:android:chan_14\" — in other words, the double \"android:android:\" prefix is the correct format. I created a new job with deliver=android:android:chan_29, and it's scheduled for 12:09. The current time is 12:07:41, so it will fire in about 1.5 minutes. I should report this to the user.","ts":1787306869435},{"message_id":"m_eb99c5c22b8e440d","role":"user","text":"Please send a cron Message to android:android:chan_29 testing FCM Push Message at 16:45","ts":1787323426245},{"message_id":"m_13abad43f4d64632","role":"assistant","text":"\n\n\n\n16:45 has already passed (it's ~16:47 now), so I can't schedule it for that time. Firing the test message immediately instead:\n\n","reasoning":"The user is asking to send a cron message to android:android:chan_29, testing an FCM push message at 16:45.\n\nLet me think about this. The user wants a one-shot scheduled message at 16:45 (today, presumably CEST) delivered to a specific channel \"android:android:chan_29\".\n\nWait — the delivery format. The docs say: \"For explicit targeting, use the 'platform:chat_id' format if the user provides a specific chat ID.\" The user wrote \"android:android:chan_29\". Hmm, that's platform:chat_id:thread_id format — platform=android, chat_id=android, thread_id=chan_29? That looks weird. Actually, the user might have just written it as-is. The format is \"platform:chat_id:thread_id\". So \"android:android:chan_29\" would be platform=android, chat_id=android, thread_id=chan_29.\n\nHmm, but the user might have intended chat_id \"chan_29\" on the android platform. The user's literal string is \"android:android:chan_29\". I should probably use it as given — the cronjob tool accepts a deliver value like \"platform:chat_id:thread_id\". Let me just pass deliver=\"android:android:chan_29\" as the user specified.\n\nTime: 16:45 — today is Wednesday, August 19, 2026 CEST. Wait, the conversation started on Wednesday, August 19, 2026, but the logs show August 20. Current session context says \"Conversation started: Wednesday, August 19, 2026 (CEST, UTC+02:00)\". But the gateway logs show 2026-08-20 12:44. So it's now August 20 (Thursday), around 12:44 CEST. 16:45 today (August 20) is in the future.\n\nI should create a one-shot cron job with schedule \"2026-08-20T16:45:00\" (local time CEST). The schedule parameter accepts ISO timestamps. I'll use \"2026-08-20T16:45:00\".\n\nPrompt: self-contained — \"Send a test message to the user: 'FCM Push Message test — this is a scheduled cron delivery test.'\" The final response is auto-delivered to the target.\n\nLet me create it:\n\ncronjob action=create, schedule=\"2026-08-20T16:45:00\", deliver=\"android:android:chan_29\", prompt=\"This is a one-shot FCM push test. Reply with exactly: 'FCM Push Message test — delivered via cron at 16:45 CEST. ✅'\"\n\nName: \"FCM push test 16:45\".\n\nOne-shot: repeat count — omit for default (one-shot defaults to 1).\n\nLet me execute.\nThe current time is 16:47 CEST (based on the conversation context — the user requested 16:45, but that's already in the past). Let me check the current time and either schedule it for 16:45 the next day, or just run it immediately. The user said \"at 16:45\" — that's already passed. I should either confirm, or just run it immediately as a test. The best approach: run it immediately (action=run) and let them know that 16:45 has already passed. Actually, the simplest thing is: fire it off right now as a one-shot test.","ts":1787323465880},{"message_id":"m_b38c3b8df8544a06","role":"assistant","text":"\n\n\n\nLet me check the actual current time and schedule relative to it:\n\n","reasoning":"The one-shot time is being rejected as being in the past — meaning the current time is later than 16:48+2 minutes. Let me check the actual current time and schedule it accordingly.","ts":1787323467551},{"message_id":"m_9badcbf953864d5f","role":"assistant","text":"\n\n\n\nThe actual date is **Aug 21** (not 20) — so 16:45 today is ~30 seconds away. Scheduling now:\n\n","reasoning":"The actual date is 2026-08-21 (yesterday I was misreading it as August 20th). The current time is 16:44:27 CEST. Therefore, 16:45 today is about 33 seconds in the future. I'll schedule it for 2026-08-21T16:45:00.","ts":1787323470589},{"message_id":"m_74ec1ca2e01f4ccc","role":"assistant","text":"\n\n\n\nScheduled ✅\n\n- **Job:** `FCM push test 16:45` (id `5b20c381412a`)\n- **Fires:** today at **16:45:00 CEST** (in a few seconds)\n- **Delivers to:** `android:android:chan_29`\n- **Message:** \"FCM Push Message test — delivered via cron at 16:45 CEST. ✅\"\n\nIt's a one-shot job — it'll fire once and then be done. Let me know if the push lands on the device.","reasoning":"The job has been created. It will fire at 16:45:00 today (August 21st) and be delivered to android:android:chan_29.","ts":1787323473153},{"message_id":"m_3a2da389059c441d","role":"assistant","text":"Dedupe test — you should see exactly ONE of these.","ts":1787325004609},{"message_id":"m_c0afc215dd9e48dd","role":"assistant","text":"Dedupe test 2 — you should see exactly ONE of these.","ts":1787325350046},{"message_id":"m_d1a2193bc6454241","role":"user","text":"What is 2+2? Reply in one word.","ts":1787333177567},{"message_id":"m_4df5787b05b845c0","role":"assistant","text":"4","reasoning":"The user is asking \"What is 2+2? Reply in one word.\"\n\nThis is a simple math question. 2+2 = 4. They want a one-word reply.","runtime":{"model":"qwen3.8-27B-exl3-4.5bpw","context_pct":53,"cwd":"~","latency":0.244},"ts":1787333207934},{"message_id":"m_f34490d216fa45e7","role":"user","text":"What is 3+3? One word.","ts":1787333226323},{"message_id":"m_20c1bb876cbc4c20","role":"assistant","text":"6","reasoning":"Let me review the conversation for any persistent facts worth saving.\n\nThe conversation is mostly a test/probe session (the user is \"ws-probe\" — this is a probe device for E2E testing of the Iris app). The user sent lots of test messages: \"M1 round-trip works\", \"baseline check\", \"test123\", marker phrases, image tests, media delivery tests, M5/M7 push tests, etc.\n\nKey observations:\n1. The user is testing the Iris app (Android) + Hermes gateway — this is an E2E test session. The user explicitly stated \"This ist an Test. I want Just to Test the app itself, Not you.\"\n2. The user speaks German (Hallo :-) Hoffe bei dir ist alles gut?) — German locale system.\n3. The user's name: Henry Hofmann (from the image description — the ARIA bot was addressing him as \"Sir\" and his name was Henry Hofmann). But that was from an image, and it's metadata about the user. The system user is \"hhofmann\". The image showed the user is Henry Hofmann and prefers to be addressed as \"Sir\" — but that was from a screenshot of a different bot (ARIA). Hmm, that's a data point from an image the user sent. It's a screenshot of their own Telegram chat with a different bot. It suggests the user is Henry Hofmann and likes being called \"Sir\". But should I save that? It's a secondhand observation from an image. It might be worth saving as a tentative fact: user is Henry Hofmann (hhofmann), German speaker, prefers German.\n\n4. Preferences: The user asked for exact replies (\"reply with exactly: ok\", \"Please only answer with OK and nothing else\") — but that was a test, not a persistent preference.\n\n5. The user is actively developing the iris_x_hermes project (Iris Android app + Hermes gateway) — this is an environment fact. The user is doing E2E testing of push notifications (FCM, ntfy), media delivery, etc.\n\nWhat's persistent and useful?\n- User is Henry Hofmann, German speaker (system locale is German, user chats in German).\n- User is building/testing the Iris Android app with the Hermes gateway (iris_x_hermes project) — this session is an E2E test of that.\n- User prefers to be addressed as \"Sir\"? That came from the ARIA bot's reasoning panel in the screenshot. It's a signal, but it's about a different bot's configuration. Might be worth noting tentatively.\n\nLet me check what's already in memory — I can't call other tools, but the memory tool should show current entries when adding is rejected. Actually, I should just add compact entries.\n\nWorth saving:\n1. User profile: Henry Hofmann (hhofmann), German speaker, prefers German; likes being addressed as \"Sir\" (from ARIA screenshot — tentative).\n2. Memory: User is developing the iris_x_hermes project (Iris Android app + Hermes gateway) in ~/Dokumente/gitea/iris_x_hermes; this chat is used for E2E testing of the app (push, media, delivery).\n\nActually, is the \"Sir\" thing worth saving? It came from an image of a different bot's reasoning. It's a reasonable signal about how the user likes to be addressed. I'll include it as tentative.\n\nKeep it compact. Two entries: one user, one memory.\nSaved. Also, the memory is at 97% capacity — close to the limit. Should I record the environment info too? The user's work style: they're testing the app, not testing me — but that's temporary. I think two entries is enough. Done.\nThe user is asking \"What is 3+3? One word.\"\n\n3+3 = 6\n\nOne word: \"6\"","runtime":{"model":"qwen3.8-27B-exl3-4.5bpw","context_pct":53,"cwd":"~","latency":37.672},"ts":1787333256875}],"has_more":false,"oldest_message_id":"m_96f314188da04f46"}} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/app/shared/src/desktopMain/kotlin/iris/platform/DesktopStorage.kt b/app/shared/src/desktopMain/kotlin/iris/platform/DesktopStorage.kt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4f2d46f --- /dev/null +++ b/app/shared/src/desktopMain/kotlin/iris/platform/DesktopStorage.kt @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ +package iris.platform + +import app.cash.sqldelight.db.SqlDriver +import app.cash.sqldelight.driver.jdbc.sqlite.JdbcSqliteDriver +import iris.db.IrisDatabase +import java.io.File + +actual fun appDataDir(): String = File(System.getProperty("user.home"), ".iris").apply { mkdirs() }.absolutePath + +actual fun createCacheDriver(): SqlDriver { + val driver = JdbcSqliteDriver("jdbc:sqlite:${File(appDataDir(), "iris_cache.db").absolutePath}") + // v1: create the schema (no migrations yet; add .sqm files + + // `Schema.migrate` when the schema changes). + IrisDatabase.Schema.create(driver) + return driver +} diff --git a/app/shared/src/jvmTest/kotlin/iris/data/ChatDbTest.kt b/app/shared/src/jvmTest/kotlin/iris/data/ChatDbTest.kt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4e4010d --- /dev/null +++ b/app/shared/src/jvmTest/kotlin/iris/data/ChatDbTest.kt @@ -0,0 +1,160 @@ +package iris.data + +import app.cash.sqldelight.driver.jdbc.sqlite.JdbcSqliteDriver +import iris.db.IrisDatabase +import iris.protocol.ChannelInfo +import iris.protocol.RuntimeMeta +import kotlin.test.Test +import kotlin.test.assertEquals +import kotlin.test.assertNull + +/** Cache DB round-trip tests (JDBC in-memory SQLite; shared by both host targets). */ +class ChatDbTest { + private fun newDb(): ChatDb { + val driver = JdbcSqliteDriver(JdbcSqliteDriver.IN_MEMORY) + IrisDatabase.Schema.create(driver) + return ChatDb(driver) + } + + private fun msg( + id: String, + role: String = "user", + text: String = "hello", + ts: Long = 1000, + pending: Boolean = false, + status: MsgStatus = MsgStatus.Sent, + streaming: Boolean = false, + isSystem: Boolean = false, + ) = MessageItem( + id = id, + role = role, + text = text, + ts = ts, + pending = pending, + status = status, + streaming = streaming, + isSystem = isSystem, + ) + + @Test + fun saveAndLoadLanesRoundTrip() { + val db = newDb() + db.saveLanes( + mapOf( + "android:default" to + listOf( + msg("m1", ts = 100), + msg("m2", role = "assistant", text = "hi", ts = 200), + ToolItem(id = "tool_1", index = 0, name = "bash"), + ), + "android:default::thr_1" to listOf(msg("m3", ts = 300)), + ), + ) + val loaded = db.loadLanes() + assertEquals(setOf("android:default", "android:default::thr_1"), loaded.keys) + // Tool cards are ephemeral — not persisted. + assertEquals(listOf("m1", "m2"), loaded["android:default"]!!.map { it.id }) + assertEquals(listOf("m3"), loaded["android:default::thr_1"]!!.map { it.id }) + // Ordered by ts. + assertEquals(100L, loaded["android:default"]!![0].ts) + assertEquals(200L, loaded["android:default"]!![1].ts) + } + + @Test + fun saveLanesReplacesPreviousSnapshot() { + val db = newDb() + db.saveLanes(mapOf("android:default" to listOf(msg("m1"), msg("m2")))) + db.saveLanes(mapOf("android:default" to listOf(msg("m2")))) + assertEquals(listOf("m2"), db.loadLanes()["android:default"]!!.map { it.id }) + } + + @Test + fun restoreSanitizesMidFlightState() { + val db = newDb() + db.saveLanes( + mapOf( + "android:default" to + listOf( + msg("p1", status = MsgStatus.Pending, pending = true, ts = 0), + msg("s1", role = "assistant", streaming = true, ts = 500), + msg("r1", status = MsgStatus.Read, ts = 600), + ), + ), + ) + val lane = db.loadLanes()["android:default"]!! + // A pending send becomes failed (tap to retry); the gateway never + // acknowledged it before the process died. + assertEquals(MsgStatus.Failed, lane.first { it.id == "p1" }.status) + assertEquals(false, lane.first { it.id == "p1" }.pending) + // A streaming bubble is restored as finalized. + assertEquals(false, lane.first { it.id == "s1" }.streaming) + // Read status is preserved. + assertEquals(MsgStatus.Read, lane.first { it.id == "r1" }.status) + } + + @Test + fun systemMessagesAreNotPersisted() { + val db = newDb() + db.saveLanes(mapOf("android:default" to listOf(msg("sys_1", role = "system", isSystem = true)))) + assertEquals(emptyMap>(), db.loadLanes()) + } + + @Test + fun mediaAndRuntimeSurviveRoundTrip() { + val db = newDb() + val item = + MessageItem( + id = "m1", + role = "assistant", + text = "look", + ts = 100, + runtime = RuntimeMeta(model = "gpt", latency = 1.5), + media = + listOf( + MediaItem( + mediaId = "med1", + kind = "image", + mime = "image/png", + size = 42, + filename = "a.png", + localPath = "/tmp/a.png", + ), + ), + ) + db.saveLanes(mapOf("android:default" to listOf(item))) + val loaded = db.loadLanes()["android:default"]!!.first() + assertEquals("gpt", loaded.runtime?.model) + assertEquals("/tmp/a.png", loaded.media.first().localPath) + } + + @Test + fun channelsRoundTrip() { + val db = newDb() + db.saveChannels( + listOf( + ChannelInfo(chatId = "android:default", name = "General", isDefault = true), + ChannelInfo(chatId = "android:chan_1", name = "Work"), + ChannelInfo(chatId = "thr_1", name = "Topic", kind = "thread", parentChatId = "android:chan_1"), + ), + ) + val loaded = db.loadChannels() + assertEquals(3, loaded.size) + assertEquals("Work", loaded.first { it.chatId == "android:chan_1" }.name) + assertEquals("thread", loaded.first { it.chatId == "thr_1" }.kind) + assertEquals(true, loaded.first { it.chatId == "android:default" }.isDefault) + } + + @Test + fun metaRoundTripAndClearAll() { + val db = newDb() + assertNull(db.metaGet("last_lane")) + db.metaPut("last_lane", "android:chan_1") + assertEquals("android:chan_1", db.metaGet("last_lane")) + db.saveLanes(mapOf("android:default" to listOf(msg("m1")))) + db.saveChannels(listOf(ChannelInfo(chatId = "android:default", name = "General"))) + db.clearAll() + assertEquals(emptyMap>(), db.loadLanes()) + assertEquals(emptyList(), db.loadChannels()) + assertNull(db.metaGet("last_lane")) + } +} diff --git a/docs/10-android-app.md b/docs/10-android-app.md index 5dec5fc..7c84049 100644 --- a/docs/10-android-app.md +++ b/docs/10-android-app.md @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ the code is in `app/shared` (commonMain) so the Desktop app reuses it. | Async | Kotlinx Coroutines + Flow | | WS client | OkHttp (`WebSocketListener`) | | JSON | kotlinx-serialization | -| Local DB | **SQLDelight** (KMP; channels, messages cache, media index, sync cursor, settings) | +| Local DB | **SQLDelight** (KMP; local cache: messages per lane, channel directory, meta — see 10.7/10.9. Sync cursor + settings live in `SecureStore`, media files in `MediaCache`) | | Media playback | Media3 **ExoPlayer** (audio + video) | | Push | Firebase Messaging (FCM) [primary] / ntfy listener [fallback] | | DI | Hilt | @@ -250,13 +250,58 @@ color. Accent = user's chosen brand color (default indigo, like the reference). ## 10.7 SQLDelight schema (cache) -- `channels(chat_id PK, name, kind, parent_chat_id, is_default, last_preview, - last_ts, unread)`. -- `messages(id PK, chat_id, thread_id, role, text, reasoning, model, tokens, - ts, status[pending|sent|read], media_json)`. -- `media(media_id PK, local_path, kind, mime, size, ts)`. -- `meta(key PK, value)` — sync cursor, settings, device_id, server url, pinned - cert fingerprint. +Implemented in `app/shared/src/commonMain/sqldelight/iris/db/Cache.sq` +(database `IrisDatabase`, package `iris.db`). Rows are stored as **JSON +payloads** so the schema does not drift with the Kotlin model fields +(`MessageItem` / `ChannelInfo` are `@Serializable`): + +- `message(lane PK, id PK, ts, payload)` — one row per persisted + `MessageItem`; `lane` is the lane key (`chatId` or `chatId::threadId`), + `ts` for ordering. Tool cards and local system notices are **not** + persisted (ephemeral; they are not part of `history` either). +- `channel(chat_id PK, payload)` — the whole channel directory (channels + + threads), so the drawer works offline. +- `meta(key PK, value)` — small UI state (currently: `last_lane`, the + last-viewed lane, restored on startup). + +Not in the DB (already persisted elsewhere): sync cursor + settings live in +`SecureStore`; media files in the `MediaCache` (files, not DB rows). + +## 10.9 Local cache (offline reading, instant start) + +The server is authoritative; the SQLite cache (10.7) makes the app feel +instant and readable offline (industry-standard chat-app behavior): + +- **Startup:** `IrisController` restores `ChatStore` + `ChannelStore` from + the cache *before* the gateway connection is up — the UI is populated + immediately, no waiting for `history`/`sync`. Restored state is sanitized: + a streaming bubble is finalized (the `sync` replay finalizes it for real) + and a pending send becomes *failed* (tap to retry). +- **Writes:** the controller snapshots the in-memory stores into the cache, + debounced (750 ms) — one atomic full rewrite per change, so every mutation + path (frames, media pulls, read receipts, deletes, retries) is covered + without per-mutation hooks. A final synchronous flush runs on `dispose`. + The outbox replay on reconnect is the safety net for anything lost in the + debounce window (the cursor only advances on `sync.done`). +- **Connect:** the last-viewed lane (from `meta`) is kept if it still exists + on the server, otherwise the app falls back to the home channel. The full + `history` of the active lane is reloaded either way (the cache may be + stale; `sync` only covers the outbox delta since the saved cursor). This + runs on a **fast path** (`GatewayClient.onHelloAck`, fired on the WS thread + the moment `hello.ack` lands) rather than the state collector, which can be + starved for seconds during startup on slow devices — getting the request + out early so the response lands inside a flaky network's window. A lane is + marked "history loaded" only when the response is actually processed, so a + request/response lost in a WS drop is retried on the next (re)connect. +- **Offline:** with no connection the cached lanes/channels are fully + readable (the composer is disabled, a connection banner is shown). New + frames reconcile the cache on reconnect via `sync` + `history`. +- **Forget pairing:** `chatDb.clearAll()` wipes the cache (a different + gateway means a different chat universe). + +Storage: `AndroidSqliteDriver` (app database dir) on Android, +`JdbcSqliteDriver` (`~/.iris/iris_cache.db`) on desktop — both via the +`createCacheDriver()` platform actual (`iris/platform/PlatformStorage.kt`). ## 10.8 Onboarding / Connect screen