refactor(mcp): retire mempalace_session_recovery collection + read tool by jphein · Pull Request #5 · jphein/mempalace

jphein · 2026-05-06T00:47:02Z

Summary

Follow-up to #3 (`fix/drop-checkpoint-write-path`). With the parent branch stopping all writes to `mempalace_session_recovery`, the read paths and migration code that fed it become dead. This PR deletes them.

palace.py: drop `_SESSION_RECOVERY_COLLECTION` constant, `get_session_recovery_collection()`, `_CHECKPOINT_TOPICS`
mcp_server.py: drop `_get_session_recovery_collection()`, `_recovery_collection_cache` global, the topic-routing branch in `tool_diary_write`, `tool_session_recovery_read()` handler, and its `TOOLS` dict entry
migrate.py: drop `migrate_checkpoints_to_recovery()` and the `_CHECKPOINT_TOPICS` import
cli.py: drop `mempalace repair --mode reorganize`
website/reference/mcp-tools.md: drop the `mempalace_session_recovery_read` section
tests: delete `tests/test_session_recovery.py` entirely; delete `TestMigrateCheckpointsToRecovery` class from `test_migrate.py`; delete `TestCheckpointRouting` + `TestSessionRecoveryRead` classes from `test_mcp_server.py`

Stacked on #3

Base branch is `fix/drop-checkpoint-write-path`. When that merges, this PR auto-rebases against `main` and the diff narrows to just this commit. Reviewers see only the new deletions.

Why

The recovery collection existed to keep checkpoint summaries from polluting `mempalace_search` results. PR #3 stopped writing to it. With nothing writing, the read tool surfaces only frozen historical data, the migration code has no work to do, and the topic-routing branch is dead. Keeping any of it would invite future-self to wire it back up. Cleaner to delete.

Production data is NOT touched

This PR makes the recovery collection unreachable through any MCP / CLI / hook path. It does NOT delete the 763 archived entries on disk in `mempalace_session_recovery`. A separate one-shot script (`scripts/phase2_purge_recovery.py` per the spec at `docs/superpowers/specs/2026-05-05-verbatim-only-design.md`) handles the collection-level delete after deploy.

That script is intentionally NOT part of this PR. Reasons:

The script needs to run on the daemon's filesystem (disks), not in CI
It's irreversible; lives on the deploy operator's runbook, not in CI
Tarball backup must be taken before running it; that's an operator step, not a code path

JP signed off on hard-delete with tarball backup in the spec.

Risk

Operational: any external client calling `mempalace_session_recovery_read` after this merges + deploys will get a "tool not found" error. JP is the only known caller; the read tool was never used by hooks (which only wrote).
Test count: -18 tests removed (12 from `test_session_recovery.py`, 6 from `test_migrate.py`, plus 8 from `test_mcp_server.py` across the two deleted classes — 26 total). Net suite: 1540 passed, 1 skipped (was 1564 before these deletions on top of fix(hooks): drop checkpoint write path (verbatim-only, part 1) #3).
Diff size: +30 / -1300 lines. Most of that is test deletions; the source-side deletion is ~150 lines.
Reversibility: `git revert` works cleanly; the production collection on disk is untouched by this PR, so revert + redeploy restores read access. Operators who already ran the one-shot purge script lose the data; they'd need to restore from the tarball.

Test plan

1540 passed, 1 skipped — full suite green on Linux 3.12 locally
`ruff check` clean
`ruff format --check` clean
`tests/test_readme_claims.py::TestReadmeToolsExistInCode::test_every_readme_tool_exists_in_tools_dict` passes (the meta-test that caught the missing docs deletion during draft)

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Daemon-strict mode (introduced 2026-04-24 in commits 8c90c0f + 0e97b19 to fix the HNSW drift incident) skipped all three local mining paths when PALACE_DAEMON_URL was set, on the assumption a daemon-side writer would do the work instead. The diary checkpoint half got that writer via /silent-save, but the transcript-ingest half did not — so for ~11 days every Claude Code session left a checkpoint summary in the recovery collection and zero verbatim transcript drawers in mempalace_drawers. mempalace_search lost visibility into recent sessions even though MCP, daemon, and HNSW were all healthy. Replace the three skip-and-bail branches with POSTs to the daemon's existing /mine endpoint via a new _post_daemon_mine() helper: * _maybe_auto_ingest (background project mine on Stop) * _mine_sync (synchronous project mine on PreCompact) * _ingest_transcript (transcript convo mine on Stop / PreCompact) The daemon already has /mine; this PR just wires the hook to call it. Path translation (so the daemon can find client-side paths in its own filesystem) is handled daemon-side via PALACE_DAEMON_PATH_MAP — see the companion palace-daemon PR. Behavior change: transcript ingest now routes to the project wing derived via _wing_from_transcript_path(), matching the diary checkpoint behavior at hook_stop:740. Previously hardcoded "sessions"; now produces e.g. "wing_memorypalace" / "wing_realmwatch" per transcript. The "sessions" wing remains as the fallback for paths that don't match the Claude Code project layout (now spelled "wing_sessions" by the existing helper). Tests: * 5 existing tests now use clear=True on patch.dict so PALACE_DAEMON_URL in the developer env stops leaking into local-spawn assertions. * 6 new tests cover _post_daemon_mine (URL/body/api-key/error-paths) and the daemon-routed branches in all three mining functions. * Full suite green: 1552 passed, 1 skipped. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Three findings from Copilot's review pass plus one CI lint fix: 1. **Wing derivation parity** (Copilot L330, L354). _maybe_auto_ingest and _mine_sync hardcoded wing="general" in the daemon-routed branch, but the local-spawn fallback omits --wing so convo_miner derives from Path(mine_dir).name. The two paths produced different wings for identical input. Add _wing_from_mine_dir() that mirrors normalize_wing_name(Path(mine_dir).name) and use it in both daemon-routed branches. 2. **Reuse transcript validator** (Copilot L597). _ingest_transcript bypassed _validate_transcript_path, accepting any harness-supplied .jsonl path including ".." traversal sequences. _count_human_messages already validates; mirror that here so the same traversal/extension guards apply on the ingest path. 3. **Timeout adequacy**. Daemon /mine awaits proc.communicate() (blocks until subprocess finishes). 10s was too short for typical mines; bump to 30s. The hook-side timeout is cosmetic — even on timeout the daemon-side mine completes since the subprocess is independent of the HTTP connection — but a misleading log entry still reads like a failure. 4. **Ruff format**. CI's `ruff format --check .` flagged blank-line gaps inside the new test class _FakeResp. Auto-formatted. New tests: - test_ingest_transcript_rejects_traversal — closes the security finding - test_ingest_transcript_rejects_wrong_extension — same guard family - test_wing_from_mine_dir_normalizes — covers the new helper - test_maybe_auto_ingest_routes_through_daemon updated to assert wing derivation (project dirname "my-project" → "my_project") - test_mine_sync_routes_through_daemon updated likewise 82 passed, 1 skipped. Ruff format + lint clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

The Stop hook used to do two things on each fire: (a) write a 1-KB checkpoint summary diary entry into the mempalace_session_recovery collection (b) auto-mine the verbatim transcript into mempalace_drawers The summary in (a) is redundant once (b) is searchable, AND the recovery collection had no semantic-search MCP surface — so checkpoints were structurally invisible to mempalace_search. Net effect from a user's seat: agents (and JP) couldn't find recent session content via search even though everything was on disk. Drop the summary half. Verbatim transcript chunks already contain every word a checkpoint summary would have surfaced. Leaving only the transcript-ingest path matches the verbatim-only architecture described in docs/superpowers/specs/2026-05-05-verbatim-only-design.md. Changes: * hook_stop silent path: remove _save_diary_direct call. Save marker advances unconditionally (fire-and-forget mining doesn't have a "confirmed save" signal to gate on; failure detection moves to daemon-side observability — hook.log + systemd journal). * hook_precompact: remove the recovery-marker write. Mine + compaction proceed as before. * systemMessage shape changes from "✦ N memories woven into the palace — themes" to "✦ Transcript ingest triggered (wing=...)". Lighter, accurate, no false count. * Delete the now-unused _save_diary_direct function (~120 LOC) and its dependencies _extract_themes + _THEME_STOPWORDS (~30 LOC). * Update 4 hook tests + 1 OSError test to mock _ingest_transcript rather than _save_diary_direct, and to expect the new systemMessage shape. Scope deliberately limited: this PR removes hook-side WRITES. mempalace_session_recovery collection still exists; the mempalace_session_recovery_read MCP tool still works against the existing 763 archived entries; mempalace.migrate is untouched. A follow-up PR will dispose of the collection itself once this change has run in production for a verification window. Net diff: −230 / +53 LOC. 1558 tests pass, 1 skipped, lint clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Captures the architectural shift driving this PR family — drop checkpoint summaries, expose only the verbatim transcripts that mempalace_search can already reach. Documents: * Why: the recovery collection had no semantic-search MCP surface, so checkpoints in it were structurally invisible to search * What: hook write-path deletion (this PR) + collection disposal (follow-up PR) * How: code-deletion checklist for both repos, migration plan with tarball safety net, test plan * Open questions queued for review at merge time Spec gates the destructive parts on the answers to those open questions; the write-path removal in this PR is scoped narrow enough to land without them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Follow-up to fix/drop-checkpoint-write-path. With nothing writing to the recovery collection anymore (the hooks moved to verbatim-only on the parent branch), the read paths and the migration that fed the collection are dead code. Delete them. Removed in mempalace/: - palace.py: _SESSION_RECOVERY_COLLECTION constant, get_session_recovery_collection(), _CHECKPOINT_TOPICS tuple - mcp_server.py: _get_session_recovery_collection(), _recovery_collection_cache global, the topic-routing branch in tool_diary_write (now always lands in mempalace_drawers), tool_session_recovery_read() and its TOOLS dict registration - migrate.py: migrate_checkpoints_to_recovery() and the dependent _CHECKPOINT_TOPICS import - cli.py: cmd_repair --mode reorganize handler + the choice flag Removed in tests/: - tests/test_session_recovery.py — entire file (recovery-collection module test suite) - tests/test_migrate.py: TestMigrateCheckpointsToRecovery class - tests/test_mcp_server.py: TestCheckpointRouting and TestSessionRecoveryRead classes Removed in docs/: - website/reference/mcp-tools.md: mempalace_session_recovery_read section (caught by the readme-claims meta-test before deploy) Production data on disks still has the mempalace_session_recovery collection with its 763 archived entries — this PR's code change makes the collection unreachable through any MCP/CLI path, but does NOT delete the on-disk data. A separate one-shot script (scripts/phase2_purge_recovery.py per the spec) handles the collection-level delete after deploy. JP signed off on hard-delete in the spec ack. Net diff: 12 files, −1300 lines / +30 lines. 1540 tests pass, 1 skipped. Ruff lint + format clean. Stacked on #3 (which stops new writes); will auto-rebase against main when that merges. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Pull request overview

Removes the now-dead session-recovery collection integration that became obsolete after the earlier hook write-path change, simplifying MemPalace's MCP, migration, CLI, and test surfaces around the verbatim-only model.

Changes:

Deletes the retired session-recovery collection helpers, migration path, and MCP read tool.
Simplifies diary writes so all entries go to the main mempalace_drawers collection.
Removes the associated CLI mode, tests, and reference docs for the deleted feature.

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File	Description
`website/reference/mcp-tools.md`	Removes the reference entry for the retired MCP recovery-read tool.
`tests/test_session_recovery.py`	Deletes tests for the removed recovery collection adapter.
`tests/test_migrate.py`	Deletes migration tests for moving checkpoints into recovery storage.
`tests/test_mcp_server.py`	Deletes MCP tests for checkpoint routing and recovery reads.
`mempalace/palace.py`	Removes recovery-collection constants and helper accessor.
`mempalace/migrate.py`	Removes the checkpoint-to-recovery migration implementation.
`mempalace/mcp_server.py`	Removes recovery collection caching, tool handler, tool registration, and write routing.
`mempalace/cli.py`	Removes `repair --mode reorganize` and related CLI help text.

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Copilot review on #3 caught that the docstring claimed the recovery collection was "now-deleted," but this PR only removes the write call site — collection retirement is the follow-up PR #5. Reword to match actual scope: the recovery-marker write is removed here; the collection still exists and gets disposed in #5. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Copilot review on #5 caught that the README still documented session_recovery_read as current, which would leave users calling a tool that returns "Unknown tool" after this PR ships. Updates the four user-facing sections that described the recovery collection as a current shipping feature: * "What just shipped" — adds 2026-05-05 update note explaining the split was retired, with the generalizable lesson preserved (a side collection without a semantic-search MCP read tool is invisible). * "Verbatim vs derivative" principle — reframes the recovery collection as the failed first attempt rather than a current example; pattern stays valid but each future sibling needs its own read surface. * "Structural retrieval fixes" bullet — describes verbatim-only end-state, links to the new spec, retains historical context for Apr 25 → May 5. * "Deterministic hook saves" bullet — updates to the new ingest-only save path, removes "recovery-collection marker" mention. * "What it looks like in production" code block — updates the systemMessage example to the new "Transcript ingest triggered (wing=...)" shape. * "P8" architectural principle — keeps it but reframes as on-hold with a precondition (read-surface parity) drawn from the cycle. * Fork-ahead tracking table — replaces the old multi-collection-split row with a verbatim-only retirement row pointing at the four PRs; also retires references to session_recovery_read in the drawer_id surfacing row; adds new row for the mining management CLI (#4). 42 README meta-tests pass (test_readme_claims.py). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

jphein · 2026-05-06T01:11:59Z

Copilot review addressed in commit 72415e6:

mcp-tools.md:349 — top-level README references retired tool. Updated the four user-facing README sections that described the recovery collection / mempalace_session_recovery_read as current. Replaced with verbatim-only narrative + a 2026-05-05 update note that preserves the historical context (the architectural cycle is itself a useful lesson — preserved as P8 with a precondition added: each future sibling collection must earn its own MCP read tool before it gets writes).

The fork-ahead tracking table now points at this PR family rather than the retired multi-collection-split entry, and adds a row for #4 (mempalace mined / purge --source-file).

Stacked on #3 — 42 README meta-tests pass; ruff clean.

Copilot review on #3 caught that the docstring claimed the recovery collection was "now-deleted," but this PR only removes the write call site — collection retirement is the follow-up PR #5. Reword to match actual scope: the recovery-marker write is removed here; the collection still exists and gets disposed in #5. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(hooks): drop checkpoint write path from Stop + PreCompact The Stop hook used to do two things on each fire: (a) write a 1-KB checkpoint summary diary entry into the mempalace_session_recovery collection (b) auto-mine the verbatim transcript into mempalace_drawers The summary in (a) is redundant once (b) is searchable, AND the recovery collection had no semantic-search MCP surface — so checkpoints were structurally invisible to mempalace_search. Net effect from a user's seat: agents (and JP) couldn't find recent session content via search even though everything was on disk. Drop the summary half. Verbatim transcript chunks already contain every word a checkpoint summary would have surfaced. Leaving only the transcript-ingest path matches the verbatim-only architecture described in docs/superpowers/specs/2026-05-05-verbatim-only-design.md. Changes: * hook_stop silent path: remove _save_diary_direct call. Save marker advances unconditionally (fire-and-forget mining doesn't have a "confirmed save" signal to gate on; failure detection moves to daemon-side observability — hook.log + systemd journal). * hook_precompact: remove the recovery-marker write. Mine + compaction proceed as before. * systemMessage shape changes from "✦ N memories woven into the palace — themes" to "✦ Transcript ingest triggered (wing=...)". Lighter, accurate, no false count. * Delete the now-unused _save_diary_direct function (~120 LOC) and its dependencies _extract_themes + _THEME_STOPWORDS (~30 LOC). * Update 4 hook tests + 1 OSError test to mock _ingest_transcript rather than _save_diary_direct, and to expect the new systemMessage shape. Scope deliberately limited: this PR removes hook-side WRITES. mempalace_session_recovery collection still exists; the mempalace_session_recovery_read MCP tool still works against the existing 763 archived entries; mempalace.migrate is untouched. A follow-up PR will dispose of the collection itself once this change has run in production for a verification window. Net diff: −230 / +53 LOC. 1558 tests pass, 1 skipped, lint clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(spec): verbatim-only architecture design Captures the architectural shift driving this PR family — drop checkpoint summaries, expose only the verbatim transcripts that mempalace_search can already reach. Documents: * Why: the recovery collection had no semantic-search MCP surface, so checkpoints in it were structurally invisible to search * What: hook write-path deletion (this PR) + collection disposal (follow-up PR) * How: code-deletion checklist for both repos, migration plan with tarball safety net, test plan * Open questions queued for review at merge time Spec gates the destructive parts on the answers to those open questions; the write-path removal in this PR is scoped narrow enough to land without them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(hooks): clarify hook_precompact docstring scope Copilot review on #3 caught that the docstring claimed the recovery collection was "now-deleted," but this PR only removes the write call site — collection retirement is the follow-up PR #5. Reword to match actual scope: the recovery-marker write is removed here; the collection still exists and gets disposed in #5. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Copilot review on #5 caught that the README still documented session_recovery_read as current, which would leave users calling a tool that returns "Unknown tool" after this PR ships. Updates the four user-facing sections that described the recovery collection as a current shipping feature: * "What just shipped" — adds 2026-05-05 update note explaining the split was retired, with the generalizable lesson preserved (a side collection without a semantic-search MCP read tool is invisible). * "Verbatim vs derivative" principle — reframes the recovery collection as the failed first attempt rather than a current example; pattern stays valid but each future sibling needs its own read surface. * "Structural retrieval fixes" bullet — describes verbatim-only end-state, links to the new spec, retains historical context for Apr 25 → May 5. * "Deterministic hook saves" bullet — updates to the new ingest-only save path, removes "recovery-collection marker" mention. * "What it looks like in production" code block — updates the systemMessage example to the new "Transcript ingest triggered (wing=...)" shape. * "P8" architectural principle — keeps it but reframes as on-hold with a precondition (read-surface parity) drawn from the cycle. * Fork-ahead tracking table — replaces the old multi-collection-split row with a verbatim-only retirement row pointing at the four PRs; also retires references to session_recovery_read in the drawer_id surfacing row; adds new row for the mining management CLI (#4). 42 README meta-tests pass (test_readme_claims.py). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

…ol (#8) * refactor(mcp): retire mempalace_session_recovery collection + read tool Follow-up to fix/drop-checkpoint-write-path. With nothing writing to the recovery collection anymore (the hooks moved to verbatim-only on the parent branch), the read paths and the migration that fed the collection are dead code. Delete them. Removed in mempalace/: - palace.py: _SESSION_RECOVERY_COLLECTION constant, get_session_recovery_collection(), _CHECKPOINT_TOPICS tuple - mcp_server.py: _get_session_recovery_collection(), _recovery_collection_cache global, the topic-routing branch in tool_diary_write (now always lands in mempalace_drawers), tool_session_recovery_read() and its TOOLS dict registration - migrate.py: migrate_checkpoints_to_recovery() and the dependent _CHECKPOINT_TOPICS import - cli.py: cmd_repair --mode reorganize handler + the choice flag Removed in tests/: - tests/test_session_recovery.py — entire file (recovery-collection module test suite) - tests/test_migrate.py: TestMigrateCheckpointsToRecovery class - tests/test_mcp_server.py: TestCheckpointRouting and TestSessionRecoveryRead classes Removed in docs/: - website/reference/mcp-tools.md: mempalace_session_recovery_read section (caught by the readme-claims meta-test before deploy) Production data on disks still has the mempalace_session_recovery collection with its 763 archived entries — this PR's code change makes the collection unreachable through any MCP/CLI path, but does NOT delete the on-disk data. A separate one-shot script (scripts/phase2_purge_recovery.py per the spec) handles the collection-level delete after deploy. JP signed off on hard-delete in the spec ack. Net diff: 12 files, −1300 lines / +30 lines. 1540 tests pass, 1 skipped. Ruff lint + format clean. Stacked on #3 (which stops new writes); will auto-rebase against main when that merges. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(README): align with verbatim-only retirement Copilot review on #5 caught that the README still documented session_recovery_read as current, which would leave users calling a tool that returns "Unknown tool" after this PR ships. Updates the four user-facing sections that described the recovery collection as a current shipping feature: * "What just shipped" — adds 2026-05-05 update note explaining the split was retired, with the generalizable lesson preserved (a side collection without a semantic-search MCP read tool is invisible). * "Verbatim vs derivative" principle — reframes the recovery collection as the failed first attempt rather than a current example; pattern stays valid but each future sibling needs its own read surface. * "Structural retrieval fixes" bullet — describes verbatim-only end-state, links to the new spec, retains historical context for Apr 25 → May 5. * "Deterministic hook saves" bullet — updates to the new ingest-only save path, removes "recovery-collection marker" mention. * "What it looks like in production" code block — updates the systemMessage example to the new "Transcript ingest triggered (wing=...)" shape. * "P8" architectural principle — keeps it but reframes as on-hold with a precondition (read-surface parity) drawn from the cycle. * Fork-ahead tracking table — replaces the old multi-collection-split row with a verbatim-only retirement row pointing at the four PRs; also retires references to session_recovery_read in the drawer_id surfacing row; adds new row for the mining management CLI (#4). 42 README meta-tests pass (test_readme_claims.py). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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