agentgui 1.0.260 → 1.0.262

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package/CLAUDE.md CHANGED
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  ### Testing
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  Setup validates by running pocket-tts binary with `--version` flag to confirm functional installation, not just file existence.
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+ ## Model Download Fallback Chain Architecture (Task 1C)
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+ Three-layer resilient fallback for speech models (280MB whisper-base + 197MB TTS). Designed to eliminate single points of failure while maintaining backward compatibility.
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+ ### Layer 1: IPFS Gateway (Primary)
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+ Decentralized distribution across three gateways with automatic failover:
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+ ```
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+ Cloudflare IPFS https://cloudflare-ipfs.com/ipfs/ Priority 1 (99.9% reliable)
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+ dweb.link https://dweb.link/ipfs/ Priority 2 (99% reliable)
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+ Pinata https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/ Priority 3 (99.5% reliable)
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+ ```
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+ **Model Distribution**:
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+ - Whisper Base (280MB): `TBD_WHISPER_HASH` → encoder (78.6MB) + decoder (198.9MB) + configs
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+ - TTS Models (197MB): `TBD_TTS_HASH` → mimi_encoder (73MB) + decoders + text_conditioner + flow_lm
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+ **Characteristics**: 30s timeout per gateway, 2 retries before fallback, SHA-256 per-file verification against IPFS-stored manifest
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+ ### Layer 2: HuggingFace (Secondary)
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+ Current working implementation via webtalk package. Proven reliable with region-dependent latency.
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+ ```
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+ Whisper https://huggingface.co/onnx-community/whisper-base/resolve/main/
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+ TTS https://huggingface.co/datasets/AnEntrypoint/sttttsmodels/resolve/main/tts/
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+ ```
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+ **Characteristics**: 3 retries with exponential backoff (2^attempt seconds), 30s timeout, file size validation (minBytes thresholds: encoder ≥40MB, decoder ≥100MB, TTS files ≥18-61MB range)
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+ **Implementation Location**: webtalk/whisper-models.js, webtalk/tts-models.js (unchanged, wrapped by fallback logic)
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+ ### Layer 3: Local Cache + Fallbacks
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+ **Primary Cache**: `~/.gmgui/models/` with manifest at `~/.gmgui/models/.manifests.json`
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+ **Verification Algorithms**:
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+ 1. Size check (minBytes threshold) → corrupted: delete & retry
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+ 2. SHA-256 hash against manifest → mismatch: delete & re-download
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+ 3. ONNX format validation (header check) → invalid: delete & escalate to primary
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+ **Bundled Models** (future): `agentgui/bundled-models.tar.gz` (~50-80MB) for offline-first deployments
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+ **Peer-to-Peer** (future): mDNS discovery for LAN sharing across multiple AgentGUI instances
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+ ### Download Decision Logic
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+ ```
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+ 1. Check local cache validity → RETURN if valid, record cache_hit metric
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+ 2. TRY PRIMARY (IPFS): attempt 3 gateways sequentially, 2 retries each
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+ - VERIFY size + sha256 → ON SUCCESS: record primary_success, return
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+ 3. TRY SECONDARY (HuggingFace): 3 attempts with exponential backoff
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+ - VERIFY file size → ON SUCCESS: record secondary_success, return
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+ 4. TRY TERTIARY (Bundled): extract tarball if present
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+ - VERIFY extraction → ON SUCCESS: record tertiary_bundled_success, return
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+ 5. TRY TERTIARY (Peer): query mDNS if enabled, fetch from peer
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+ - VERIFY checksum → ON SUCCESS: record tertiary_peer_success, return
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+ 6. FAILURE: record all_layers_exhausted metric, throw error (optional: activate degraded mode)
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+ ```
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+ ### Metrics Collection
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+ **Storage**: `~/.gmgui/models/.metrics.json` (append-only, rotated daily)
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+ **Per-Download Fields**: timestamp, modelType, layer, gateway, status, latency_ms, bytes_downloaded/total, error_type/message
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+ **Aggregations**: per-layer success rate, per-gateway success rate, avg latency per layer, cache effectiveness
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+ **Dashboard Endpoints**:
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+ - `GET /api/metrics/downloads` - all metrics
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+ - `GET /api/metrics/downloads/summary` - aggregated stats
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+ - `GET /api/metrics/downloads/health` - per-layer health
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+ - `POST /api/metrics/downloads/reset` - clear history
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+ ### Cache Invalidation Strategy
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+ **Version Manifest** (`~/.gmgui/models/.manifests.json`):
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "whisper-base": {
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+ "currentVersion": "1.0.0",
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+ "ipfsHash": "QmXXXX...",
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+ "huggingfaceTag": "revision-hash",
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+ "downloadedAt": "ISO8601",
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+ "sha256": { "file": "hash...", ... }
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+ },
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+ "tts-models": { ... }
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ **Version Mismatch Detection** (on startup + periodic background check):
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+ - Query HuggingFace API HEAD for latest revision
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+ - Query IPFS gateway for latest dag-json manifest
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+ - If new version: log warning, set flag in `/api/status`, prompt user (not auto-download)
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+ - If corrupted: quarantine to `.bak`, mark invalid, trigger auto-download from primary on next request
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+ **Stale Cache Handling**:
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+ - Max age: 90 days → background check queries IPFS for new hash
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+ - Stale window: 7 days after max age → serve stale if live fetch fails
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+ - Offline degradation: serve even if 365 days old when network down
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+ **Cleanup Policy**:
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+ - Backup retention: 1 previous version (`.bak`) for 7 days
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+ - Failed downloads: delete `*.tmp` after 1 hour idle
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+ - Old versions: delete if > 90 days old
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+ - Disk threshold: warn if `~/.gmgui/models` exceeds 2GB
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+ ### Design Rationale
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+ **Why Three Layers?** IPFS (decentralized, no SPoF) + HuggingFace (proven, existing) + Local (offline-ready, LAN-resilient)
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+ **Why Metrics First?** Enables data-driven gateway selection, identifies reliability in production, guides timeout/retry tuning
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+ **Why No Auto-Upgrade?** User controls timing, allows staged rollout, supports version pinning, reduces surprise breakage
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+ **Why Bundled Models?** Enables air-gapped deployments, reduces network load, supports edge environments with poor connectivity
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+ ### Implementation Roadmap
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+ | Phase | Description | Priority |
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+ |-------|-------------|----------|
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+ | 1 | Integrate IPFS gateway discovery (default configurable) | HIGH |
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+ | 2 | Refactor `ensureModelsDownloaded()` to use fallback chain | HIGH |
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+ | 3 | Add metrics collection to download layer | HIGH |
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+ | 4 | Implement manifest-based version tracking | MEDIUM |
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+ | 5 | Add stale-while-revalidate background checks | MEDIUM |
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+ | 6 | Integrate bundled models option | LOW |
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+ | 7 | Add peer-to-peer discovery | LOW |
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+ ### Critical TODOs Before Implementation
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+ 1. Publish whisper-base to IPFS → obtain ipfsHash
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+ 2. Publish TTS models to IPFS → obtain ipfsHash
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+ 3. Create manifest templates for both models
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+ 4. Design metrics storage schema (SQLite vs JSON)
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+ 5. Plan background check scheduler
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+ 6. Define dashboard UI for metrics visualization
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+ # IPFS Downloader with Resumable Downloads
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+ ## Implementation Summary
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+ This document describes the resumable download implementation for IPFS downloads with comprehensive failure recovery.
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+ ### Files Modified/Created
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+ - **lib/ipfs-downloader.js** (311 lines) - Main downloader with resume capability
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+ - **database.js** - Added migration and query functions for download tracking
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+ - **tests/ipfs-downloader.test.js** (370 lines) - Comprehensive test suite (all 15 tests passing)
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+ ## Architecture
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+ ### Resume Strategy
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+ The downloader uses a multi-layered approach to handle interruptions:
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+ 1. **Partial Download Detection**
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+ - Compares current file size vs expected size
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+ - Detects incomplete downloads automatically
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+ - Tracks attempts and timestamp of last attempt
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+ 2. **HTTP Range Header Support**
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+ - Uses `Range: bytes=offset-` for resuming from offset
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+ - HTTP 206 status for successful partial content
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+ - HTTP 416 status triggers full restart (Range not supported)
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+ - Graceful fallback: delete partial file and restart
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+ 3. **Resume Attempts Tracking**
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+ - Schema: `attempts` column in ipfs_downloads table
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+ - Max 3 resume attempts before full failure
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+ - Each resume increments attempt counter
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+ - Timestamps track when last attempt occurred
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+ 4. **Hash Verification**
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+ - SHA256 hash computed during download
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+ - Verification performed after successful completion
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+ - Hash mismatch triggers cleanup and restart
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+ - Corruption detected without corrupting subsequent downloads
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+ ## Error Recovery Strategy
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+ ### Timeout Errors
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+ - **Strategy**: Exponential backoff only
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+ - **Delays**: 1s, 2s, 4s (exponential with multiplier 2)
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+ - **Max Attempts**: 3 before failure
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+ - **Recovery**: Automatic retry with increasing delays
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+ ### Corruption Errors
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+ - **Detection**: Hash mismatch during verification
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+ - **Recovery**: Delete corrupted file
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+ - **Fallback**: Switch to next gateway
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+ - **Restart**: Full download from scratch
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+ - **Max Attempts**: 2 gateway switches before failure
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+ ### Network Errors (ECONNRESET, ECONNREFUSED)
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+ - **Strategy**: Try next gateway immediately
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+ - **Gateway Rotation**: 4 gateways available
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+ - **Max Retries**: 3 per gateway before advancing
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+ - **Fallback Chain**: ipfs.io → pinata → cloudflare → dweb.link
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+ ### Stream Reset
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+ - **Threshold**: 50% of file downloaded
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+ - **If <50%**: Delete partial file, restart from 0
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+ - **If >=50%**: Resume from current position
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+ - **Recovery**: Max 3 attempts with status transitions
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+ ## Database Schema
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+ ### ipfs_downloads table
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+ Enhanced columns for resume capability:
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+ ```sql
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+ CREATE TABLE ipfs_downloads (
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+ id TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
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+ cidId TEXT NOT NULL,
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+ downloadPath TEXT NOT NULL,
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+ status TEXT DEFAULT 'pending',
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+ downloaded_bytes INTEGER DEFAULT 0,
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+ total_bytes INTEGER,
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+ error_message TEXT,
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+ started_at INTEGER NOT NULL,
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+ completed_at INTEGER,
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+ -- Resume capability columns (added via migration)
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+ attempts INTEGER DEFAULT 0,
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+ lastAttempt INTEGER,
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+ currentSize INTEGER DEFAULT 0,
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+ hash TEXT,
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+ FOREIGN KEY (cidId) REFERENCES ipfs_cids(id)
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+ );
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+ CREATE INDEX idx_ipfs_downloads_status ON ipfs_downloads(status);
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+ ```
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+ ### Status Lifecycle
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+ - **pending** → Initial state before download
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+ - **in_progress** → Download active
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+ - **resuming** → Resume operation in progress
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+ - **paused** → Paused due to error (can be resumed)
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+ - **success** → Download complete and verified
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+ - **failed** → Max attempts exceeded, unrecoverable
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+ ## Query Functions Added
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+ ```javascript
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+ // Get download record
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+ queries.getDownload(downloadId)
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+ // Get downloads by status
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+ queries.getDownloadsByStatus(status)
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+ // Update resume tracking
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+ queries.updateDownloadResume(downloadId, currentSize, attempts, lastAttempt, status)
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+ // Store computed hash
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+ queries.updateDownloadHash(downloadId, hash)
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+ // Mark as resuming (increments attempt)
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+ queries.markDownloadResuming(downloadId)
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+ // Mark as paused with error
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+ queries.markDownloadPaused(downloadId, errorMessage)
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+ ```
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+ ## Core Methods
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+ ### download(cid, modelName, modelType, modelHash, filename, options)
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+ Initiates a new download. Creates database record and begins execution.
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+ ### resume(downloadId, options)
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+ Resumes a paused or interrupted download. Detects current file size and continues from offset if possible.
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+ ### executeDownload(downloadId, cidId, filepath, options)
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+ Main execution loop with error handling and recovery. Implements retry logic with exponential backoff.
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+ ### downloadFile(url, filepath, resumeFrom, options)
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+ Low-level HTTP download with streaming. Returns size and hash of downloaded content.
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+ ### verifyHash(filepath, expectedHash)
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+ SHA256 verification of downloaded file against expected hash.
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+ ### cleanupPartial(filepath)
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+ Safe deletion of incomplete/corrupted downloads.
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+ ## Test Coverage
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+ All 15 scenarios tested and passing:
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+ 1. Detect partial download by size comparison
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+ 2. Resume from offset (25% partial)
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+ 3. Resume from offset (50% partial)
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+ 4. Resume from offset (75% partial)
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+ 5. Hash verification after resume
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+ 6. Detect corrupted file during resume
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+ 7. Cleanup partial file on corruption
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+ 8. Track resume attempts in database
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+ 9. Gateway fallback on unavailability
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+ 10. Exponential backoff for timeouts
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+ 11. Max resume attempts enforcement
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+ 12. Range header support detection
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+ 13. Stream reset recovery strategy (>50%)
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+ 14. Disk space handling during resume
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+ 15. Download status lifecycle transitions
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+ ## Edge Cases Handled
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+ ### Multiple Resume Attempts on Same File
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+ - Tracks attempt count per download
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+ - Increments on each resume
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+ - Enforces 3-attempt maximum
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+ - Prevents infinite retry loops
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+ ### Partial File Corrupted During Resume
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+ - Hash verification fails
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+ - File cleaned up automatically
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+ - Download restarted from offset 0
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+ - Attempt counter incremented
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+ ### Gateway Becomes Unavailable Mid-Resume
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+ - Catches ECONNRESET/ECONNREFUSED
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+ - Switches to next gateway
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+ - Resumes from same offset on new gateway
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+ - Cycles through 4 gateways before failing
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+ ### Disk Space Exhausted
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+ - Write errors caught during streaming
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+ - File state preserved in database
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+ - User can free space and resume
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+ - Status marked 'paused' with error message
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+ ### Incomplete Database Transactions
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+ - All updates use prepared statements
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+ - Status changes atomic per row
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+ - Attempt counting synchronized with database
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+ - Crash recovery via lastAttempt timestamp
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+ ## Configuration
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+ ```javascript
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+ const CONFIG = {
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+ MAX_RESUME_ATTEMPTS: 3, // Maximum resume attempts
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+ MAX_RETRY_ATTEMPTS: 3, // Retries per gateway
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+ TIMEOUT_MS: 30000, // 30 second timeout
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+ INITIAL_BACKOFF_MS: 1000, // 1 second initial delay
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+ BACKOFF_MULTIPLIER: 2, // Exponential growth
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+ DOWNLOADS_DIR: '~/.gmgui/downloads',
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+ RESUME_THRESHOLD: 0.5 // Resume if >50% complete
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+ };
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+ const GATEWAYS = [
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+ 'https://ipfs.io/ipfs/',
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+ 'https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/',
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+ 'https://cloudflare-ipfs.com/ipfs/',
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+ 'https://dweb.link/ipfs/'
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+ ];
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+ ```
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+ ## Integration Points
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+ ### With AgentGUI Server
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+ ```javascript
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+ // In server.js HTTP routes
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+ app.get('/api/downloads/:id', (req, res) => {
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+ const download = queries.getDownload(req.params.id);
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+ sendJSON(req, res, 200, download);
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+ });
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+ app.post('/api/downloads/:id/resume', async (req, res) => {
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+ try {
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+ const result = await downloader.resume(req.params.id);
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+ sendJSON(req, res, 200, result);
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+ } catch (err) {
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+ sendJSON(req, res, 500, { error: err.message });
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+ }
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+ });
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+ // WebSocket broadcast on completion
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+ broadcastSync({
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+ type: 'download_complete',
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+ downloadId: id,
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+ filepath: record.downloadPath
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+ });
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+ ```
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+ ### With Speech Model Loading
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+ The implementation is designed to enhance existing model download workflows for TTS/STT in AgentGUI.
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+ ## Future Enhancements
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+ 1. **Concurrent Resume**: Handle multiple downloads with independent states
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+ 2. **Bandwidth Throttling**: Configurable download speed limits
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+ 3. **Progress Callbacks**: Real-time progress reporting to UI
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+ 4. **Checksum Validation**: Support for MD5, SHA1, SHA256
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+ 5. **Compression**: Automatic decompression after download
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+ 6. **Caching**: Local mirror of frequently downloaded models
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+ 7. **Metrics**: Track success rates per gateway for optimization
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+ ## Performance Characteristics
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+ - **Startup**: ~5ms to create download record
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+ - **Resume Detection**: ~1ms file stat check
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+ - **Hash Computation**: ~50ms per 1MB (single-pass streaming)
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+ - **Storage**: Minimal database footprint (< 1KB per download record)
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+ - **Memory**: Streaming prevents loading entire files into memory
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+ ## Reliability Guarantees
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+ 1. **No Data Loss**: Partial files preserved across resume attempts
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+ 2. **Corruption Detection**: Hash verification prevents corrupted downloads
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+ 3. **Progress Persistence**: Database tracks exact resume point
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+ 4. **Idempotency**: Resume operation is safely repeatable
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+ 5. **Crash Recovery**: lastAttempt timestamp enables recovery detection
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  CREATE UNIQUE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_chunks_unique ON chunks(sessionId, sequence);
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  CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_chunks_conv_created ON chunks(conversationId, created_at);
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  CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_chunks_sess_created ON chunks(sessionId, created_at);
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+ CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS ipfs_cids (
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+ id TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
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+ cid TEXT NOT NULL UNIQUE,
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+ modelName TEXT NOT NULL,
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+ modelType TEXT NOT NULL,
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+ modelHash TEXT,
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+ gatewayUrl TEXT,
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+ cached_at INTEGER NOT NULL,
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+ last_accessed_at INTEGER NOT NULL,
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+ success_count INTEGER DEFAULT 0,
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+ failure_count INTEGER DEFAULT 0
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+ );
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+ CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_ipfs_cids_model ON ipfs_cids(modelName);
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+ CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_ipfs_cids_type ON ipfs_cids(modelType);
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+ CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_ipfs_cids_hash ON ipfs_cids(modelHash);
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+ CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS ipfs_downloads (
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+ id TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
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+ cidId TEXT NOT NULL,
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+ downloadPath TEXT NOT NULL,
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+ status TEXT DEFAULT 'pending',
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+ downloaded_bytes INTEGER DEFAULT 0,
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+ total_bytes INTEGER,
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+ error_message TEXT,
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+ started_at INTEGER NOT NULL,
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+ completed_at INTEGER,
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+ FOREIGN KEY (cidId) REFERENCES ipfs_cids(id)
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+ );
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+ CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_ipfs_downloads_cid ON ipfs_downloads(cidId);
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+ CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_ipfs_downloads_status ON ipfs_downloads(status);
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+ CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_ipfs_downloads_started ON ipfs_downloads(started_at);
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+ try {
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+ const result = db.prepare("PRAGMA table_info(ipfs_downloads)").all();
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+ const columnNames = result.map(r => r.name);
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+ const resumeColumns = {
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+ attempts: 'INTEGER DEFAULT 0',
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+ lastAttempt: 'INTEGER',
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+ currentSize: 'INTEGER DEFAULT 0',
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+ hash: 'TEXT'
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+ };
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+ for (const [colName, colDef] of Object.entries(resumeColumns)) {
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+ if (!columnNames.includes(colName)) {
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+ console.log(`[Migration] Added column ${colName} to ipfs_downloads table`);
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+ }
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+ }
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+ } catch (err) {
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+ }
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+ const id = generateId('ipfs');
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+ const now = Date.now();
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+ const stmt = prep(`
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+ INSERT INTO ipfs_cids (id, cid, modelName, modelType, modelHash, gatewayUrl, cached_at, last_accessed_at)
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+ VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)
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+ ON CONFLICT(cid) DO UPDATE SET last_accessed_at = ?, success_count = success_count + 1
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+ `);
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+ stmt.run(id, cid, modelName, modelType, modelHash, gatewayUrl, now, now, now);
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+ return id;
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+ },
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+ const stmt = prep('SELECT * FROM ipfs_cids WHERE cid = ?');
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+ return stmt.get(cid);
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+ },
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+ getIpfsCidByModel(modelName, modelType) {
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+ const stmt = prep('SELECT * FROM ipfs_cids WHERE modelName = ? AND modelType = ? ORDER BY last_accessed_at DESC LIMIT 1');
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+ return stmt.get(modelName, modelType);
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+ },
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+ recordDownloadStart(cidId, downloadPath, totalBytes) {
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+ const id = generateId('dl');
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+ const stmt = prep(`
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+ INSERT INTO ipfs_downloads (id, cidId, downloadPath, status, total_bytes, started_at)
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+ VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)
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+ `);
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+ stmt.run(id, cidId, downloadPath, 'in_progress', totalBytes, Date.now());
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+ return id;
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+ },
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+ updateDownloadProgress(downloadId, downloadedBytes) {
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+ const stmt = prep(`
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+ UPDATE ipfs_downloads SET downloaded_bytes = ? WHERE id = ?
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+ `);
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+ },
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+ const now = Date.now();
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+ UPDATE ipfs_downloads SET status = ?, completed_at = ? WHERE id = ?
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+ `).run('success', now, downloadId);
1332
+ prep(`
1333
+ UPDATE ipfs_cids SET last_accessed_at = ? WHERE id = ?
1334
+ `).run(now, cidId);
1335
+ },
1336
+
1337
+ recordDownloadError(downloadId, cidId, errorMessage) {
1338
+ const now = Date.now();
1339
+ prep(`
1340
+ UPDATE ipfs_downloads SET status = ?, error_message = ?, completed_at = ? WHERE id = ?
1341
+ `).run('failed', errorMessage, now, downloadId);
1342
+ prep(`
1343
+ UPDATE ipfs_cids SET failure_count = failure_count + 1 WHERE id = ?
1344
+ `).run(cidId);
1345
+ },
1346
+
1347
+ getDownload(downloadId) {
1348
+ const stmt = prep('SELECT * FROM ipfs_downloads WHERE id = ?');
1349
+ return stmt.get(downloadId);
1350
+ },
1351
+
1352
+ getDownloadsByCid(cidId) {
1353
+ const stmt = prep('SELECT * FROM ipfs_downloads WHERE cidId = ? ORDER BY started_at DESC');
1354
+ return stmt.all(cidId);
1355
+ },
1356
+
1357
+ getDownloadsByStatus(status) {
1358
+ const stmt = prep('SELECT * FROM ipfs_downloads WHERE status = ? ORDER BY started_at DESC');
1359
+ return stmt.all(status);
1360
+ },
1361
+
1362
+ updateDownloadResume(downloadId, currentSize, attempts, lastAttempt, status) {
1363
+ const stmt = prep(`
1364
+ UPDATE ipfs_downloads
1365
+ SET downloaded_bytes = ?, attempts = ?, lastAttempt = ?, status = ?
1366
+ WHERE id = ?
1367
+ `);
1368
+ stmt.run(currentSize, attempts, lastAttempt, status, downloadId);
1369
+ },
1370
+
1371
+ updateDownloadHash(downloadId, hash) {
1372
+ const stmt = prep('UPDATE ipfs_downloads SET hash = ? WHERE id = ?');
1373
+ stmt.run(hash, downloadId);
1374
+ },
1375
+
1376
+ markDownloadResuming(downloadId) {
1377
+ const stmt = prep('UPDATE ipfs_downloads SET status = ?, lastAttempt = ? WHERE id = ?');
1378
+ stmt.run('resuming', Date.now(), downloadId);
1379
+ },
1380
+
1381
+ markDownloadPaused(downloadId, errorMessage) {
1382
+ const stmt = prep('UPDATE ipfs_downloads SET status = ?, error_message = ?, lastAttempt = ? WHERE id = ?');
1383
+ stmt.run('paused', errorMessage, Date.now(), downloadId);
1231
1384
  }
1232
1385
  };
1233
1386