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+"""Adapter for OpenViking (https://github.com/volcengine/OpenViking).
+
+Confidence: MEDIUM on architecture, LOW on exact memory-write/query
+endpoint paths.
+
+OpenViking (ByteDance/Volcengine) is confirmed to organize agent context
+as a virtual filesystem addressed by `viking://` URIs, with a REST server
+mode listening on port 1933 and documented Python client classes
+(`OpenViking` for embedded/local mode, `SyncHTTPClient`/`AsyncHTTPClient`
+for remote server mode). The fetched API docs during this build covered
+resource/skill ingestion (`add_resource`, `add_skill`) in detail but did
+not surface a confirmed method name for writing or querying a
+conversational *memory* entry specifically (as opposed to a resource or
+skill file) -- OpenViking's memory layer is described as an automatic,
+session-derived extraction process rather than a direct "store this fact"
+call in the documentation surfaced here.
+
+This adapter is written best-effort against the confirmed `viking://`
+filesystem paradigm: store() writes a file under a session-scoped path,
+query() greps/searches that path, update() overwrites the file at the
+same path. If OpenViking's real memory API differs materially from a
+filesystem write/search, this adapter's behavior should be corrected by
+whoever verifies it against a live instance -- flagged explicitly here
+and in docs/methodology.md rather than presented as confirmed.
+
+list_resource_paths()/trigger_resync() (supports_resource_sync = True)
+are written against the same `viking://` filesystem paradigm, guessing a
+`/v1/fs/list` listing endpoint and a `/v1/fs/resync` resync-trigger
+endpoint by analogy with the confirmed `/v1/fs/write` and `/v1/search`
+paths above. Neither endpoint was confirmed in this build's research
+pass -- confidence is LOW on the exact paths, same flag as store's
+memory-write endpoint above. This is the capability that lets the
+resource-sync-safety eval (evals/resource_sync_safety.py) exercise
+OpenViking at all; it exists specifically because OpenViking's Feishu
+resync mechanism has a reported data-loss bug (a resync silently
+deleting user-owned files the ingestion watcher did not generate --
+volcengine/OpenViking#3029) that the store/query/update model alone
+cannot observe.
+
+store() honors a `resource_path` metadata key (e.g.
+"entities/people/jordan-lee.md") when the caller supplies one, writing
+to that real nested `viking://` path instead of always falling back to
+the flat `memory/{session_id}/{sha256(content)[:16]}` single-level
+filename. Without `resource_path` in metadata, the flat-hash behavior
+is unchanged (backward compatible for every existing caller). This
+closes a structural gap found validating volcengine/OpenViking#1703
+(index_resource() in OpenViking's embedding_utils.py skipped every
+subdirectory during reindex, so nested-directory content was never
+vectorized and searches over it silently returned nothing): before this
+change, memtrust's own store() never actually constructed a real nested
+directory tree against OpenViking, so a directory-indexing bug like
+#1703 was structurally unreachable by this harness regardless of how
+good the eval classification logic was. list_resource_paths() now does
+a real recursive tree walk (bounded by an optional `max_depth`) so
+nested paths a listing response reports as directories are actually
+descended into and returned as leaf file paths, not just whatever a
+single flat response happened to contain. See docs/methodology.md for
+the honest scope of what this closes: it makes the #1703 bug class
+reachable by this harness's storage layer, it does not reproduce
+OpenViking's real server-side reindex bug without a live instance.
+
+Gated on OPENVIKING_API_KEY, matching the project's hosted "OpenViking
+Studio" offering; OPENVIKING_BASE_URL may override the default host to
+point at a self-hosted server instead.
+
+On volcengine/OpenViking#1523 (contributor A0nameless0man: an embedder
+migration silently degrades search quality mid-migration -- switching
+embedding models overwrites vectors in place with no dimension/model
+validation): the `/v1/search` response shape documented and confirmed
+during this build (see the top of this docstring) surfaces `path`,
+`content`/`snippet`, `score`, `updated_at`, and `metadata` per result --
+nothing that identifies which embedding model or vector dimensionality
+produced a given record. `query()` above therefore cannot report
+`MemoryRecord.embedding_model`/`embedding_dims` (see adapters/base.py) for
+real OpenViking responses; both stay at their default `None`. This is why
+#1523 is scored at the harness level instead, against fake adapters
+engineered to reproduce its exact bug shape -- see
+evals/embedding_drift.py and docs/methodology.md for the eval and its
+honest scope.
+
+`supports_crash_recovery_simulation` is NOT set on this adapter (stays at
+the base class default, False). volcengine/OpenViking#2644 (contributor
+yeyitech) reports a local vectordb backend's `_recover()` silently
+skipping index rebuild on server-process restart when index files are
+missing but store data exists -- a real, cited bug this project's
+crash-recovery eval (evals/crash_recovery.py) exists to catch. This
+adapter is a pure HTTP client with no ability to start, kill, or restart
+a live OpenViking server process, and no confirmed endpoint that reads
+raw stored data bypassing the search/index layer `query()` above goes
+through -- both are required for that eval to run against a real
+backend. Until this adapter (or a future one) gains real
+process-lifecycle control, the crash-recovery eval only ever runs
+against a purpose-built fake adapter that models #2644's shape; see
+evals/crash_recovery.py's module docstring and docs/methodology.md for
+exactly what that does and does not prove.
+
+`supports_stats = True`: get_stats() hits `GET /api/v1/stats/memories`
+and reads its `total_memories` field. Confidence HIGH on this specific
+endpoint and response shape -- both are quoted verbatim in volcengine/
+OpenViking#1255's bug report (contributor SeeYangZhi), which is also the
+motivating case: the endpoint silently returns an all-zero count even
+when filesystem listing and `/v1/search` both independently confirm real
+memories exist. See evals/stats_accuracy.py, the eval this feeds.
+"""
+
+from __future__ import annotations
+
+import json
+import os
+
+import httpx
+
+from memtrust.adapters.base import (
+    BackendAPIError,
+    BackendNotConfiguredError,
+    ConflictSignal,
+    CrashSignal,
+    DeletePrefixResult,
+    DeleteResult,
+    ExtractionSignal,
+    MemoryBackendAdapter,
+    MemoryRecord,
+    QueryResult,
+    RankingSignal,
+    StatsResult,
+    StoreResult,
+    UpdateResult,
+)
+
+DEFAULT_BASE_URL = "http://localhost:1933"
+
+#: Approximate reranker batch-token budget a typical local reranker (e.g.
+#: qwen3-reranker-0.6B) enforces, per hhspiny's own measured report on
+#: volcengine/OpenViking#2880 (a `QMD_RERANK_CONTEXT_SIZE`-style default).
+#: OpenViking's own rerank-provider config is not confirmed to expose this
+#: value through any endpoint this adapter calls, so this is a
+#: conservative, documented approximation -- not a value read from a live
+#: OpenViking config. See `_rerank_fallback_risk()` below and
+#: RankingSignal.RERANK_FALLBACK in base.py.
+MAX_RERANK_TOKENS = 4096
+
+
+def _error_detail(exc: httpx.HTTPError) -> str:
+    """Build a BackendAPIError detail that includes the real response body
+    when one is available, not just the generic status-line `str(exc)`.
+
+    Motivating case: volcengine/OpenViking#1227, where a server-side
+    Pydantic validation error (e.g. `"id" extra_forbidden`) was silently
+    swallowed down to a useless status-line-only message like
+    "Client error '400 Bad Request' for url ..." -- the actual validation
+    detail explaining WHAT failed was discarded entirely. `exc.response`
+    is `None` for request-level failures (a connection error, a timeout)
+    that never got a response back at all, not just for
+    `httpx.HTTPStatusError` -- handled explicitly rather than assumed
+    present, since not every `httpx.HTTPError` subclass carries one.
+    """
+    response = getattr(exc, "response", None)
+    if response is None:
+        return str(exc)
+    body = response.text
+    if not body:
+        return str(exc)
+    return f"{exc} -- response body: {body}"
+
+
+def _estimate_tokens(text: str) -> int:
+    """Cheap, tokenizer-free token-count approximation (~4 chars/token, the
+    same rough heuristic widely used for English text when no real
+    tokenizer is available). Not a substitute for the reranker's own
+    tokenizer -- see MAX_RERANK_TOKENS's docstring for the honesty caveat
+    this approximation carries."""
+    return max(1, len(text) // 4)
+
+
+def _rerank_fallback_risk(records: list[MemoryRecord]) -> bool:
+    """Whether this response's own candidate set carries the same input
+    shape volcengine/OpenViking#1737 (an empty-string document) or
+    #2739/#2880 (a batch exceeding the reranker's real token budget)
+    report as silently degrading to a raw vector-score fallback with no
+    caller-visible signal.
+
+    This is a heuristic classification computed entirely from records this
+    adapter already has in hand -- it cannot intercept OpenViking's actual
+    server-side rerank-batch construction, so it flags the SHAPE a
+    response's candidates carry (an empty document, or a total estimated
+    token count over budget), not confirmed proof this specific live call
+    fell back server-side. See RankingSignal.RERANK_FALLBACK in base.py
+    for the full honesty caveat and upstream-fix citations.
+    """
+    if any(record.content == "" for record in records):
+        return True
+    total_tokens = sum(_estimate_tokens(record.content) for record in records)
+    return total_tokens > MAX_RERANK_TOKENS
+
+
+class OpenVikingAdapter(MemoryBackendAdapter):
+    name = "openviking"
+    env_var = "OPENVIKING_API_KEY"
+    supports_update = True
+    supports_resource_sync = True
+    supports_stats = True
+    supports_prefix_delete = True
+
+    def __init__(self, base_url: str | None = None, timeout: float = 30.0) -> None:
+        api_key = os.environ.get(self.env_var)
+        if not api_key:
+            raise BackendNotConfiguredError(self.name, self.env_var)
+        resolved_base_url = base_url or os.environ.get("OPENVIKING_BASE_URL") or DEFAULT_BASE_URL
+        self._http = httpx.Client(
+            base_url=resolved_base_url,
+            headers={
+                "Authorization": f"Bearer {api_key}",
+                "Content-Type": "application/json",
+            },
+            timeout=timeout,
+        )
+
+    def _path(self, session_id: str, key: str) -> str:
+        return f"memory/{session_id}/{key}"
+
+    def store(
+        self,
+        session_id: str,
+        content: str,
+        metadata: dict[str, str] | None = None,
+        mode: str | None = None,
+    ) -> StoreResult:
+        # OpenViking's filesystem paradigm has no documented operating-mode
+        # variant -- accepted and ignored (no-op); see
+        # MemoryBackendAdapter.supported_modes.
+        del mode
+        timer = self._timed()
+        metadata = metadata or {}
+        # A caller (e.g. evals/resource_sync_safety.py) that knows the real
+        # nested path a piece of content belongs under -- "entities/people/
+        # jordan-lee.md", "preferences/user-482/notification-settings.md" --
+        # passes it via the `resource_path` metadata key, and store()
+        # writes to that real path instead of flattening every write to a
+        # single-level content-hash filename. Falls back to the flat hash
+        # when no resource_path is supplied, so every existing caller that
+        # never sets this key keeps its current behavior unchanged. See the
+        # module docstring for why this matters (volcengine/OpenViking#1703).
+        resource_path = metadata.get("resource_path")
+        memory_key = resource_path.strip("/") if resource_path else _slugify(content)
+        payload: dict[str, object] = {
+            "path": f"viking://{self._path(session_id, memory_key)}",
+            "content": content,
+            "metadata": metadata,
+        }
+        try:
+            resp = self._http.post("/v1/fs/write", json=payload)
+            resp.raise_for_status()
+            data = resp.json()
+        except httpx.HTTPError as exc:
+            raise BackendAPIError(self.name, _error_detail(exc)) from exc
+        except json.JSONDecodeError as exc:
+            # volcengine/OpenViking#2966: a legacy uint16-length-truncated
+            # record's `fields` JSON crashes internal delta-list conversion
+            # (_convert_delta_list_for_index -> convert_fields_for_index ->
+            # a bare json.loads(fields_json)) on the write/upsert path this
+            # call exercises when it overwrites an existing key. This
+            # adapter's own `resp.json()` call would otherwise let that raw
+            # JSONDecodeError escape as an unclassified bare exception,
+            # violating the "always raise BackendAPIError" contract every
+            # adapter must honor -- see CrashSignal
+            # .LEGACY_CORRUPT_RECORD_UNDELETABLE in base.py for the full
+            # honesty caveat on what this classifies.
+            raise BackendAPIError(
+                self.name,
+                f"response body is not valid JSON: {exc}",
+                crash_signal=CrashSignal.LEGACY_CORRUPT_RECORD_UNDELETABLE,
+            ) from exc
+        memory_id = str(data.get("path", payload["path"]))
+        # See ExtractionSignal in base.py -- volcengine/OpenViking#2751: a
+        # store() call that hits OpenViking's own session-based extraction
+        # pipeline can complete without raising and still report zero
+        # memories actually extracted (the OpenAI VLM backend's hardcoded
+        # max_tokens=32768 exceeds gpt-4o-mini's real 16384 cap; the
+        # resulting API 400 gets swallowed inside compressor_v2, and the
+        # write commit still returns 200/accepted with total_memories
+        # staying 0, silent). This adapter's store() targets the
+        # /v1/fs/write filesystem endpoint (see module docstring for the
+        # confidence caveat on the real memory-extraction endpoint), which
+        # is not confirmed to echo back a `total_memories`/
+        # `memories_extracted` count on every deployment/version -- when
+        # present and explicitly 0, that is the identical "response looks
+        # like a normal 200 but nothing was extracted" shape #2751 reports.
+        # Absent entirely, this defaults to FACTS_EXTRACTED whenever a
+        # usable path/memory_id came back, the same "presence of an id is
+        # a successful store" assumption store() already made before this
+        # change -- see docs/methodology.md for the confidence caveat.
+        total_memories = data.get("total_memories", data.get("memories_extracted"))
+        if total_memories is not None and total_memories == 0:
+            extraction_signal = ExtractionSignal.EMPTY_EXTRACTION
+        elif memory_id:
+            extraction_signal = ExtractionSignal.FACTS_EXTRACTED
+        else:
+            extraction_signal = ExtractionSignal.EMPTY_EXTRACTION
+        return StoreResult(
+            memory_id=memory_id,
+            latency_ms=timer.elapsed_ms(),
+            raw=data,
+            extraction_signal=extraction_signal,
+        )
+
+    def query(
+        self, session_id: str, query: str, top_k: int = 5, mode: str | None = None
+    ) -> QueryResult:
+        del mode  # no-op, see store() above
+        timer = self._timed()
+        payload = {"path_prefix": f"viking://memory/{session_id}/", "query": query, "limit": top_k}
+        try:
+            resp = self._http.post("/v1/search", json=payload)
+            resp.raise_for_status()
+            data = resp.json()
+        except httpx.HTTPError as exc:
+            raise BackendAPIError(self.name, _error_detail(exc)) from exc
+
+        items = data.get("results", data.get("matches", []))
+        records = [
+            MemoryRecord(
+                memory_id=str(item.get("path", "")),
+                content=str(item.get("content", item.get("snippet", ""))),
+                score=item.get("score"),
+                created_at=item.get("updated_at"),
+                metadata=item.get("metadata") or {},
+                raw=item,
+            )
+            for item in items
+        ]
+        # OpenViking's filesystem paradigm has no documented conflict-
+        # marker field surfaced in this build's research pass -- a
+        # contradicting fact written to the same path simply overwrites
+        # the file's content with no version history exposed through the
+        # search API as documented. Recorded as NOT_APPLICABLE rather than
+        # guessed as FLAGGED or SILENT_OVERWRITE; see docs/methodology.md.
+        #
+        # Rerank-awareness (volcengine/OpenViking#1737, #2739, #2880): a
+        # multi-candidate response carrying an empty-string document or an
+        # oversized total token budget matches the shape both cited bug
+        # reports describe as silently falling back to raw vector scores
+        # -- see _rerank_fallback_risk()'s and RankingSignal
+        # .RERANK_FALLBACK's own docstrings for the full honesty caveat
+        # (both bugs are already fixed upstream; this flags the SHAPE, not
+        # confirmed live server-side fallback).
+        ranking_signal = (
+            RankingSignal.RERANK_FALLBACK
+            if len(records) > 1 and _rerank_fallback_risk(records)
+            else RankingSignal.NOT_APPLICABLE
+        )
+        return QueryResult(
+            records=records,
+            conflict_signal=ConflictSignal.NOT_APPLICABLE,
+            latency_ms=timer.elapsed_ms(),
+            ranking_signal=ranking_signal,
+            raw=data,
+        )
+
+    def update(self, session_id: str, memory_id: str, content: str) -> UpdateResult:
+        timer = self._timed()
+        payload = {"path": memory_id, "content": content}
+        try:
+            resp = self._http.post("/v1/fs/write", json=payload)
+            resp.raise_for_status()
+            data = resp.json()
+        except httpx.HTTPError as exc:
+            raise BackendAPIError(self.name, _error_detail(exc)) from exc
+        except json.JSONDecodeError as exc:
+            # Same volcengine/OpenViking#2966 shape as store() above --
+            # update()'s /v1/fs/write call is this adapter's own upsert
+            # path (it overwrites an existing key), the exact "upsert_data()"
+            # write path #2966 reports as crashing on a legacy-corrupt
+            # record. See CrashSignal.LEGACY_CORRUPT_RECORD_UNDELETABLE.
+            raise BackendAPIError(
+                self.name,
+                f"response body is not valid JSON: {exc}",
+                crash_signal=CrashSignal.LEGACY_CORRUPT_RECORD_UNDELETABLE,
+            ) from exc
+        return UpdateResult(
+            memory_id=memory_id, acknowledged=True, latency_ms=timer.elapsed_ms(), raw=data
+        )
+
+    def delete(self, memory_id: str) -> DeleteResult:
+        # Best-effort reconstruction against the same viking:// filesystem
+        # paradigm store()/update() above are written against: this build's
+        # research pass did not surface a confirmed "delete a memory"
+        # method name (see module docstring), so this targets the plain
+        # filesystem-delete symmetrical with /v1/fs/write. Whoever verifies
+        # this adapter against a live instance should correct the path if
+        # OpenViking's real client exposes something else.
+        timer = self._timed()
+        payload = {"path": memory_id}
+        try:
+            resp = self._http.post("/v1/fs/delete", json=payload)
+            resp.raise_for_status()
+            data = resp.json() if resp.content else {}
+        except httpx.HTTPError as exc:
+            raise BackendAPIError(self.name, _error_detail(exc)) from exc
+        except json.JSONDecodeError as exc:
+            # volcengine/OpenViking#2966: LocalIndex.delete_data() runs the
+            # same _convert_delta_list_for_index() -> bare
+            # json.loads(fields_json) path store()/update() above hit --
+            # this is the literal "delete()" half of "delete/upsert" the
+            # issue names. See CrashSignal
+            # .LEGACY_CORRUPT_RECORD_UNDELETABLE for the full citation.
+            raise BackendAPIError(
+                self.name,
+                f"response body is not valid JSON: {exc}",
+                crash_signal=CrashSignal.LEGACY_CORRUPT_RECORD_UNDELETABLE,
+            ) from exc
+        return DeleteResult(
+            success=True, memory_id=memory_id, latency_ms=timer.elapsed_ms(), raw=data
+        )
+
+    def list_resource_paths(self, prefix: str, max_depth: int = 8) -> list[str]:
+        """Recursively list every leaf file path under `prefix`.
+
+        A single `/v1/fs/list` response is not assumed to already contain
+        every nested file -- each returned entry is inspected, and any
+        entry the listing endpoint reports as a directory (a dict with
+        `is_dir`/`type: "directory"`, or a bare path string ending in `/`)
+        is itself descended into with a follow-up `/v1/fs/list` call,
+        rather than being dropped or treated as a leaf. `max_depth` bounds
+        that recursion (default 8) so a misbehaving or cyclic listing
+        response cannot recurse unboundedly.
+
+        This exists because a flat, non-recursive read of whatever the
+        first response happened to contain would make nested content
+        structurally invisible to this harness regardless of what
+        store() actually wrote -- see the module docstring and
+        volcengine/OpenViking#1703.
+        """
+        return self._list_resource_paths_recursive(prefix, depth=0, max_depth=max_depth)
+
+    def _list_resource_paths_recursive(self, prefix: str, depth: int, max_depth: int) -> list[str]:
+        payload = {"path_prefix": f"viking://{prefix}"}
+        try:
+            resp = self._http.post("/v1/fs/list", json=payload)
+            resp.raise_for_status()
+            data = resp.json()
+        except httpx.HTTPError as exc:
+            raise BackendAPIError(self.name, _error_detail(exc)) from exc
+        entries = data.get("paths", data.get("entries", []))
+        paths: list[str] = []
+        for entry in entries:
+            if isinstance(entry, dict):
+                entry_path = str(entry.get("path", ""))
+                is_dir = bool(entry.get("is_dir") or entry.get("type") == "directory")
+            else:
+                entry_path = str(entry)
+                is_dir = entry_path.endswith("/")
+            if not entry_path:
+                continue
+            if is_dir:
+                if depth >= max_depth:
+                    continue
+                sub_prefix = entry_path
+                if sub_prefix.startswith("viking://"):
+                    sub_prefix = sub_prefix[len("viking://") :]
+                sub_prefix = sub_prefix.rstrip("/")
+                if not sub_prefix or sub_prefix == prefix.rstrip("/"):
+                    # Guard against a listing entry that just echoes the
+                    # queried prefix back as a "directory" -- recursing on
+                    # it would loop forever at constant depth.
+                    continue
+                paths.extend(self._list_resource_paths_recursive(sub_prefix, depth + 1, max_depth))
+            else:
+                paths.append(entry_path)
+        return paths
+
+    def trigger_resync(self, prefix: str) -> None:
+        payload = {"path_prefix": f"viking://{prefix}"}
+        try:
+            resp = self._http.post("/v1/fs/resync", json=payload)
+            resp.raise_for_status()
+        except httpx.HTTPError as exc:
+            raise BackendAPIError(self.name, _error_detail(exc)) from exc
+
+    def get_stats(self, session_id: str | None = None) -> StatsResult:
+        """Read OpenViking's dedicated stats/dashboard endpoint.
+
+        Confidence: HIGH on the endpoint path and response shape --
+        `GET /api/v1/stats/memories` and its `total_memories` field are
+        confirmed verbatim from volcengine/OpenViking#1255's real bug
+        report (contributor SeeYangZhi), which pastes the exact JSON
+        response shape this parses. Distinct from the LOW-confidence
+        guessed `/v1/fs/write`/`/v1/search` endpoints elsewhere in this
+        adapter (see the module docstring): this path was never confirmed
+        against a live instance either, but the exact response shape comes
+        from a real, reproduced report rather than being inferred by
+        analogy.
+
+        `session_id` is accepted for interface compatibility with
+        MemoryBackendAdapter.get_stats() but ignored -- the real endpoint
+        this targets is a tenant-wide/global counter (per #1255's report),
+        not session-scoped, so there is nothing to pass it as.
+        """
+        del session_id
+        timer = self._timed()
+        try:
+            resp = self._http.get("/api/v1/stats/memories")
+            resp.raise_for_status()
+            data = resp.json()
+        except httpx.HTTPError as exc:
+            raise BackendAPIError(self.name, _error_detail(exc)) from exc
+        total = data.get("total_memories")
+        total_memories = int(total) if isinstance(total, int | float) else None
+        return StatsResult(total_memories=total_memories, latency_ms=timer.elapsed_ms(), raw=data)
+
+    def delete_prefix(self, prefix: str, recursive: bool = True) -> DeletePrefixResult:
+        """Recursively delete every resource path under `prefix`.
+
+        Best-effort reconstruction against volcengine/OpenViking#3064's
+        recommended fix direction: discover every child path via
+        list_resource_paths() (this adapter's own recursive tree walk,
+        see that method's docstring) rather than a single-level listing,
+        then delete() each discovered path plus the prefix root itself.
+
+        Honesty caveat (see VectorIntegritySignal in base.py and
+        evals/orphan_cleanup.py for the eval this feeds): list_resource_paths()
+        goes through the same `/v1/fs/list` AGFS-directory-listing endpoint
+        #3064's root cause lives in. If a live OpenViking server still has
+        the bug this issue reports -- `_ls_entries()` raising when the
+        parent directory no longer exists in AGFS, silently swallowed by a
+        bare `except: pass` -- this adapter's own listing call would
+        suffer the identical limitation: it would enumerate zero children,
+        this method would only delete the prefix root, and any child
+        vector-index entries would survive undetected by anything that
+        only checks list_resource_paths() again afterward. That is
+        precisely why evals/orphan_cleanup.py's classification also
+        re-queries for seeded content, not just re-lists paths -- see
+        VectorIntegritySignal.ORPHANED_VECTOR_ENTRY.
+        """
+        timer = self._timed()
+        child_paths: list[str] = []
+        if recursive:
+            try:
+                child_paths = self.list_resource_paths(prefix)
+            except BackendAPIError:
+                child_paths = []
+        deleted: list[str] = []
+        failed: list[str] = []
+        for path in child_paths:
+            try:
+                result = self.delete(path)
+            except BackendAPIError:
+                failed.append(path)
+                continue
+            (deleted if result.success else failed).append(path)
+        root_uri = f"viking://{prefix.strip('/')}"
+        try:
+            root_result = self.delete(root_uri)
+            (deleted if root_result.success else failed).append(root_uri)
+        except BackendAPIError:
+            failed.append(root_uri)
+        return DeletePrefixResult(
+            prefix=prefix,
+            deleted_paths=deleted,
+            failed_paths=failed,
+            latency_ms=timer.elapsed_ms(),
+        )
+
+    def close(self) -> None:
+        self._http.close()
+
+
+def _slugify(content: str) -> str:
+    import hashlib
+
+    return hashlib.sha256(content.encode("utf-8")).hexdigest()[:16]