@100xprompt/chitta 0.1.1 → 0.1.2

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package/package.json CHANGED
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
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  {
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  "name": "@100xprompt/chitta",
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- "version": "0.1.1",
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+ "version": "0.1.2",
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  "description": "Chitta - permission-aware memory for AI agents: a knowledge-graph + vector memory MCP server with per-user access control. Runs on Bun. By 100xprompt.",
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  "type": "module",
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  "license": "MIT",
@@ -17,9 +17,19 @@
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  "LICENSE"
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  ],
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  "keywords": [
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- "mcp", "mcp-server", "model-context-protocol", "ai-memory", "agent-memory",
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- "knowledge-graph", "graph-rag", "rag", "vector-database", "permission-aware",
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- "rbac", "access-control", "ai-agents"
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+ "mcp",
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+ "mcp-server",
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+ "model-context-protocol",
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+ "ai-memory",
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+ "agent-memory",
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+ "knowledge-graph",
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+ "graph-rag",
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+ "rag",
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+ "vector-database",
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+ "permission-aware",
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+ "rbac",
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+ "access-control",
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+ "ai-agents"
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  ],
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  "publishConfig": {
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  "access": "public"
@@ -39,7 +49,8 @@
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  "web-tree-sitter": "0.24.7"
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  },
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  "optionalDependencies": {
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- "@huggingface/transformers": "^4.2.0"
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+ "@huggingface/transformers": "^4.2.0",
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+ "libsql": "^0.5.29"
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  },
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  "devDependencies": {
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  "@types/bun": "latest",
@@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ import { SqliteStore } from "./sqlite-store"
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  import { SqliteGraphProvider } from "./sqlite-graph-provider"
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  import { SqliteVecService } from "./sqlite-vec-service"
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  import { LocalHashEmbeddings } from "./local-embeddings"
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+ import { TransformersEmbeddings, AutoEmbeddings } from "./transformers-embeddings"
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  import { Ingestor, type IngestDoc } from "./ingest"
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  import { DeterministicExtractor, type KnowledgeExtractor } from "./extract"
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  import { Authorizer } from "./authorizer"
@@ -45,11 +46,26 @@ export interface EmbeddedOptions {
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  // public API.
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  export type { SearchTrace } from "./retrieval/trace"
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+ // Default embedder selection (when the caller doesn't pass one). Controlled by
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+ // CONTEXT_EMBEDDINGS: "auto" (default) = real semantic embeddings when transformers.js
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+ // can load, else the offline keyword-hash fallback; "real"/"transformers" = force real;
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+ // "hash"/"local" = force the deterministic hashing embedder (used by the test suite via
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+ // bunfig preload, so tests never download a model). CONTEXT_EMBED_MODEL overrides the model.
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+ // NOTE: a given DB is tied to ONE embedder's vector space — don't switch embedders on an
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+ // existing DB (dims differ); reindex if you change modes.
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+ export function defaultEmbeddings(): EmbeddingProvider {
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+ const mode = (process.env.CONTEXT_EMBEDDINGS ?? "auto").toLowerCase()
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+ const model = process.env.CONTEXT_EMBED_MODEL || undefined
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+ if (mode === "hash" || mode === "local") return new LocalHashEmbeddings()
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+ if (mode === "real" || mode === "transformers") return new TransformersEmbeddings(model)
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+ return new AutoEmbeddings(model)
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+ }
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+
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  export function buildEmbeddedContext(opts: EmbeddedOptions = {}) {
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  const store = new SqliteStore(opts.path ?? ":memory:")
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  const graph = new SqliteGraphProvider(store)
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  const vector = new SqliteVecService(store)
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- const embeddings = opts.embeddings ?? new LocalHashEmbeddings()
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+ const embeddings = opts.embeddings ?? defaultEmbeddings()
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  const extractor = opts.extractor ?? new DeterministicExtractor()
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  const retrieval = new RetrievalService({
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  graph,
@@ -70,9 +86,38 @@ export function buildEmbeddedContext(opts: EmbeddedOptions = {}) {
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  return kgqa.answer(question, userId, orgId)
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  }
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+ // Self-heal embedder/dim drift: a DB is tied to ONE embedder's vector space. If the
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+ // stored vectors were written by a different embedder than the one now active (e.g. the
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+ // default flipped to real embeddings, or transformers can't load and it fell back to
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+ // hashing), the dims won't match — which would crash the ANN insert and corrupt cosine.
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+ // We detect the change once and reindex the whole DB to the CURRENT embedder. Runs at
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+ // most once per process; never blocks (failures are swallowed, ingest/query proceed).
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+ let reconcilePromise: Promise<void> | null = null
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+ function reconcile(): Promise<void> {
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+ return (reconcilePromise ??= (async () => {
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+ try {
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+ const row = store.db
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+ .query("SELECT embedding FROM chunks WHERE embedding IS NOT NULL LIMIT 1")
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+ .get() as { embedding: string } | undefined
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+ if (!row) return // empty DB → the current embedder defines the vector space
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+ const storedDim = (JSON.parse(row.embedding) as number[]).length
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+ const curDim = (await embeddings.embedDense("dimension probe")).length
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+ if (storedDim !== curDim) {
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+ opts.log?.error(
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+ `[chitta] embedder changed for this DB (${storedDim}d → ${curDim}d); reindexing all chunks to the current embedder`,
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+ )
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+ await reindex()
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+ }
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+ } catch {
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+ /* never block ingest/query on reconcile */
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+ }
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+ })())
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+ }
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+
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  // Authorized write path: checks the acting user MAY create + may grant the
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  // requested sharing, stamps ownership, then ingests. Throws AuthorizationError.
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  async function authorizedIngest(actingUserId: string, doc: IngestDoc) {
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+ await reconcile() // heal embedder/dim drift before writing new vectors
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  authorizer.assertCanCreate(actingUserId, doc.orgId, doc.permittedPrincipals ?? [], doc.shareWithOrg)
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  const principals = [...new Set([...(doc.permittedPrincipals ?? []), actingUserId])] // owner can always read
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  return ingestor.ingest({ ...doc, ownerId: actingUserId, permittedPrincipals: principals })
@@ -100,8 +145,8 @@ export function buildEmbeddedContext(opts: EmbeddedOptions = {}) {
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  // memory decay/salience, cross-encoder rerank, passage extraction, diversity cap (MMR).
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  // The pipeline lives in ./retrieval/* - this is a thin wrapper that threads the
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  // shared embedded state into the orchestrator.
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- async function searchWithGraph(query: string, userId: string, orgId: string, trace?: SearchTrace): Promise<RetrievalResponse> {
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- return hybridSearch({ retrieval, store, graph, embeddings, reranker }, query, userId, orgId, trace)
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+ async function searchWithGraph(query: string, userId: string, orgId: string, trace?: SearchTrace, limit?: number): Promise<RetrievalResponse> {
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+ return hybridSearch({ retrieval, store, graph, embeddings, reranker }, query, userId, orgId, trace, limit)
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  }
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  // Same retrieval, but also returns the pipeline TRACE (for the UI's explainability).
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  kgqa,
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  graphQuery,
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  ask,
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+ reconcile,
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  authorizedIngest,
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  deleteRecord,
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  searchWithGraph,
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  userId: string,
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  orgId: string,
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  trace?: SearchTrace,
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+ limit?: number,
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  ): Promise<RetrievalResponse> {
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  const { retrieval, store, graph, embeddings, reranker } = deps
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- const retrieveLimit = Number(process.env.CONTEXT_RETRIEVE_LIMIT ?? 20)
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+ const topk = limit && limit > 0 ? limit : Number(process.env.CONTEXT_TOPK ?? 8)
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+ // candidate pool scales with the requested topk so breadth queries aren't starved
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+ const retrieveLimit = Math.max(Number(process.env.CONTEXT_RETRIEVE_LIMIT ?? 20), topk * 2)
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  const accMap = await graph.getAccessibleVirtualRecordIds({ userId, orgId })
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  const accessibleVids = new Set(Object.keys(accMap))
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  const cfg = decayConfig()
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  decayStage(store, merged, userId, cfg)
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- const topk = Number(process.env.CONTEXT_TOPK ?? 6)
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  const ratio = Number(process.env.CONTEXT_RRF_RATIO ?? 0.3) // relative cutoff on fused score
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  const initialCutoff = (merged[0]?.rrf ?? 0) * ratio
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  // behavior. The public surface of SqliteStore is preserved exactly.
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  import { Database } from "bun:sqlite"
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+ import { openDatabase, isEncrypted } from "./store/db"
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  import { migrate, tryEnableExtensions, tryLoadVec } from "./store/schema"
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  import * as graph from "./store/nodes-edges"
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  import * as fts from "./store/fts"
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  private readonly chunks: ChunkRepo
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  constructor(path = ":memory:") {
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+ const encrypted = isEncrypted()
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  tryEnableExtensions()
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- this.db = new Database(path)
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- this.db.exec("PRAGMA journal_mode = WAL;")
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+ this.db = openDatabase(path) // bun:sqlite by default; encrypted libSQL if CONTEXT_DB_KEY set
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+ try {
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+ this.db.exec("PRAGMA journal_mode = WAL;")
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+ } catch {
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+ /* WAL may be unsupported under the encrypted driver — non-fatal */
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+ }
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  migrate(this.db)
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- this.vecEnabled = tryLoadVec(this.db)
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+ // The encrypted (libSQL) driver can't load the sqlite-vec extension (loadExtension is
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+ // unimplemented and panics across the native boundary), so encrypted mode uses the
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+ // built-in brute-force cosine path instead of the ANN index — correctness preserved,
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+ // ANN speedup traded for encryption. FTS5 is built in and works either way.
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+ this.vecEnabled = encrypted ? false : tryLoadVec(this.db)
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  this.ftsEnabled = fts.tryEnableFts(this.db)
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- this.chunks = new ChunkRepo(this.db, this.vecEnabled, this.ftsEnabled)
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+ this.chunks = new ChunkRepo(this.db, this.vecEnabled, this.ftsEnabled, encrypted)
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  }
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  // ── Graph: nodes & edges ────────────────────────────────────────────────
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  import { Database } from "bun:sqlite"
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  import { indexChunkFts } from "./fts"
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+ // Build a JSON-array literal for a vec0 embedding, asserting every value is a finite
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+ // number. Used only on the libSQL/encrypted path (which rejects bound-param vec inserts).
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+ // Because the output contains only digits, '.', '-', 'e', and ',', it carries no SQL
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+ // injection surface.
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+ function vecLiteral(embedding: number[]): string {
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+ const parts = embedding.map((x) => {
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+ if (typeof x !== "number" || !Number.isFinite(x)) throw new Error("invalid embedding value (non-finite)")
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+ return x
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+ })
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+ return `[${parts.join(",")}]`
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+ }
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  private vecDim = 0
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  private readonly db: Database,
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  private readonly vecEnabled: boolean,
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  private readonly ftsEnabled: boolean,
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+ // libSQL (encrypted mode) panics on BOUND-param vec0 inserts, so on that driver we
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+ // build a validated literal insert instead (numbers only → no injection surface).
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+ private readonly encrypted = false,
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  ) {}
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  .run(pointId, virtualRecordId, orgId, content, JSON.stringify(embedding))
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  const rowid = Number(res.lastInsertRowid)
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- this.db.query("DELETE FROM vec_chunks WHERE rowid = ?").run(rowid)
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- this.db.query("INSERT INTO vec_chunks(rowid, embedding) VALUES (?, ?)").run(rowid, JSON.stringify(embedding))
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+ // Never let the ANN write crash an ingest: if the embedding dim doesn't match an
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+ // existing vec0 index (the embedder changed for this DB), sqlite-vec throws. We skip
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+ // the ANN row (brute-force cosine still serves retrieval) — reconcile() upstream
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+ // detects the dim change and reindexes the whole DB to the current embedder.
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+ try {
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+ this.ensureVec(embedding.length)
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+ if (this.encrypted) {
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+ // libSQL path: validated literal SQL (rowid is our integer; embedding is a
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+ // float array we produced — every element checked finite → safe to inline).
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+ const rid = Math.trunc(rowid)
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+ const lit = vecLiteral(embedding)
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+ this.db.exec(`DELETE FROM vec_chunks WHERE rowid = ${rid}`)
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+ this.db.exec(`INSERT INTO vec_chunks(rowid, embedding) VALUES (${rid}, '${lit}')`)
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+ } else {
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+ this.db.query("DELETE FROM vec_chunks WHERE rowid = ?").run(rowid)
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+ this.db.query("INSERT INTO vec_chunks(rowid, embedding) VALUES (?, ?)").run(rowid, JSON.stringify(embedding))
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+ }
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+ } catch {
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+ /* dim mismatch / vec unavailable → ANN skipped for this chunk; reconcile fixes it */
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+ }
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+ // Database driver selection. DEFAULT = bun:sqlite (fast, zero native deps, the path the
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+ // whole test suite + all existing users run — untouched). When CONTEXT_DB_KEY is set, open
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+ // an ENCRYPTED database via libSQL (transparent AES-256 whole-file encryption at rest) and
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+ // wrap it to the exact minimal surface the store uses, so the rest of the store is driver-
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+ // agnostic. libSQL preserves FTS5 + sqlite-vec; the one caveat (vec0 inserts must be literal,
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+ // not bound params) is handled in store/chunks.ts via the `encrypted` flag.
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+ import { Database } from "bun:sqlite"
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+ import { createRequire } from "node:module"
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+ /** The at-rest encryption key, read live from the env (so it can be set per-process). */
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+ export function dbKey(): string {
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+ return process.env.CONTEXT_DB_KEY || ""
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+ }
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+ /** True when at-rest encryption is requested (and thus the libSQL driver is in use). */
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+ export function isEncrypted(): boolean {
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+ return !!dbKey()
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+ }
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+ /** Open the store database. Returns a bun:sqlite-compatible handle either way. */
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+ export function openDatabase(path: string): Database {
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+ const key = dbKey()
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+ if (!key) return new Database(path) // default, unchanged
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+ let mod: any
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+ try {
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+ mod = createRequire(import.meta.url)("libsql")
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+ } catch {
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+ throw new Error(
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+ "CONTEXT_DB_KEY is set (encrypted mode) but the optional `libsql` package is not " +
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+ "installed. Run `bun add libsql`, or unset CONTEXT_DB_KEY to use the default unencrypted store.",
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+ )
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+ }
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+ const Ctor = mod?.default ?? mod
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+ // Minimal bun:sqlite-shaped facade. The store only ever calls .query(sql).{get,all,run},
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+ // .exec(sql), .close(), and (via sqlite-vec) .loadExtension(). libSQL's prepared
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+ // statements are better-sqlite3-style (.all/.get/.run with positional args + run() ->
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+ // { lastInsertRowid, changes }), which matches what callers expect.
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+ exec: (sql: string) => raw.exec(sql),
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+ close: () => raw.close(),
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+ loadExtension: (p: string, entry?: string) => raw.loadExtension(p, entry),
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+ }
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+ query: (q, limit) => svc.retrieval.searchWithFilters({ queries: [q], userId, orgId, limit: limit ?? 10 }),
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+ query: async (q, limit) => (await ctx.reconcile(), ctx.searchWithGraph(q, ctx.userId, ctx.orgId, undefined, limit)), // vector + ACL + GraphRAG
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+ ask: async (q) => (await ctx.reconcile(), ctx.ask(q, ctx.userId, ctx.orgId)), // KGQA: exact answer from the typed graph
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+ "For breadth ('everything about X', 'all …', 'list …') it widens automatically; pass `limit` to control " +
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+ const limit = reqLimit > 0 ? Math.min(reqLimit, 50) : BREADTH.test(query) ? 20 : undefined
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+ let highlight = ""
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- const tripleLine = isRelational ? `\n[${t.subject} -${t.predicate}→ ${t.object}]` : ""
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+ if (highlight && recalled) text = `${highlight}\n\n---\n\n${recalled}`
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+ else if (highlight) text = highlight
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+ else if (recalled) text = recalled
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+ else
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  ? "The knowledge graph is empty or you have no access yet."
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  : "No relevant context found."
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  return { content: [{ type: "text", text }] }