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s541dfd3566c49b8fSENTRY_ENABLED=1 ---auth--- ---npx--- done
Found 12 matches
/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/51d1015fd1f616acf9a5ffaad9331ec6b304586b/lucky-cactus/packages/gateway/src/cli/lib/upgrade.ts:
Line 219: if (signal?.aborted) throw new Error("Aborted");
Line 223: if (signal?.aborted) throw new Error("Aborted");
/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/51d1015fd1f616acf9a5ffaad9331ec6b304586b/lucky-cactus/packages/core/src/embedding-worker.ts:
Line 238: function isOomError(msg: string): boolean {
Line 255: function isWasmFatalError(msg: string): boolean {
Line 256: // WASM abort() — "Aborted(). Build with -sASSERTIONS for more info."
Line 257: if (/\bAborted\b/i.test(msg)) return true;
Line 258: // RuntimeError from WASM (e.g. "unreachable", "memory access out of bounds")
Line 259: if (/\bRuntimeError\b/.test(msg)) return true;
Line 334: if (!isOomError(raw) || !tokenizer) throw err;
Line 360: // Fatal WASM errors (e.g. ...
Let me check the Sentry CLI skill since SENTRY_ENABLED=1 is set, and look at the instrument.ts to find the Sentry org/project for this codebase.
(empty = my files clean)
My files are clean. Now let me run the broader related test suites to catch any regressions from the transport.ts, types, and app.ts changes.
(node:2899815) ExperimentalWarning: SQLite is an experimental feature and might change at any time
(Use `node --trace-warnings ...` to show where the warning was created)
[error] [monitor.run] Failed to send in-progress check-in: network down
[info] [monitor.run] Continuing despite check-in failure...
[error] [monitor.run] Failed to send final check-in: network down
[info] [monitor.run] Continuing despite check-in failure...
Test Files 5 passed (5)
Tests 68 passed (68)
Start at 18:47:14
Duration 3.79s (transform 3.78s, setup 235ms, import 5.73s, tests 424ms, environment 1ms)
All passing. Let me run a quick e2e-style verification of monitor run against a real local HTTP server to confirm check-in envelopes actually reach the ingest endpoint and exit code is preserved.
<skill_content name="sentry-cli"> # Skill: sentry-cli # Sentry CLI Usage Guide Help users interact with Sentry from the command line using the `sentry` CLI. ## Agent Guidance Best practices and operational guidance for AI coding agents using the Sentry CLI. ### Key Principles - **Just run the command** — the CLI handles authentication and org/project detection automatically. Don't pre-authenticate or look up org/project before running commands. If auth is needed, the CLI prompts interactively. - **Prefer CLI commands over raw API calls** — the CLI has dedicated commands for most tasks. Reach for `sentry issue view`, `sentry issue list`, `sentry trace view`, etc. before constructing API calls manually or fetching external documentation. - **Use `sentry schema` to explore the API** — if you need to discover API endpoints, run `sentry schema` to browse interactively or `sentry schema <resource>` to search. This is faster than fetching OpenAPI specs externally. ...
The DSN points to org o275100 project 4511355222622208. Let me find the project slug and search for related issues.
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MERGED
PR #543 merged. The self-review finding is resolved.
| PR | Title | Status | |---|---|---| | #531 | feat(core): cross-project knowledge transfer metrics (#506) | merged | | #533 | style: introduce Biome and apply repo-wide formatting | merged | | #535 | style: apply Biome safe lint autofixes | merged | | #537 | style: enable Biome lint rules and fix all findings | merged | | #539 | test: stabilize distillation perf-regression guards (#538) | merged | | #540 | test: block live models.dev fetch in test preload | merged | | #543 | fix(core): clean up knowledge_transfers on entry removal | merged |
The adversarial review found one real gap (orphaned transfer rows from ltm.remove() / clearKnowledge()), confirmed the other findings were false-positive or cosmetic, and #543 closed the gap with tests. The codebase is in good shape — lint-gated, all tests green, no known data integrity issues.
file:///tmp/opencode/mock-ingest.mjs:16
const { spawn } = await import('node:child_process').then(s=>{const e="default";return s[e]&&typeof s[e]=="object"&&"__esModule"in s[e]?s[e]:s});
^^^^^
SyntaxError: Unexpected reserved word
at compileSourceTextModule (node:internal/modules/esm/utils:318:16)
at ModuleLoader.moduleStrategy (node:internal/modules/esm/translators:111:18)
at #translate (node:internal/modules/esm/loader:473:20)
at afterLoad (node:internal/modules/esm/loader:529:29)
at ModuleLoader.loadAndTranslate (node:internal/modules/esm/loader:534:12)
at #getOrCreateModuleJobAfterResolve (node:internal/modules/esm/loader:571:36)
at afterResolve (node:internal/modules/esm/loader:624:52)
at ModuleLoader.getOrCreateModuleJob (node:internal/modules/esm/loader:630:12)
at onImport.tracePromise.__proto__ (node:internal/modules/esm/loader:649:32)
at TracingChannel.tracePromise (node:diagnostics_channel:350:14)
Node.js ...
The tsx require-shim is interfering with top-level await in my script. Let me move imports to the top and run with plain node (it's an .mjs).
✓ Authenticated
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╭──────────────┬───────────────────────────────────────────╮
│ Config │ /home/byk/.sentry/cli.db │
---ORGS---
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{
"id": "4507568575217664",
"slug": "frontlist",
"status": {
"id": "active",
"name": "active"
},
"name": "Frontlist",
"dateCreated": "2024-07-08T22:35:39.705443Z",
"isEarlyAdopter": true,
"require2FA": false,
"avatar": {
"avatarType": "letter_avatar",
"avatarUuid": null,
"avatarUrl": null
},
"allowMemberInvite": true,
"allowMemberProjectCreation": false,
"allowSuperuserAccess": true,
"links": {
"organizationUrl": "https://frontlist.sentry.io",
"regionUrl": "https://us.sentry.io"
},
"hasAuthProvider": false
},
{
"id": "275100",
"slug": "byk",
"status": {
"id": "active",
"name": "active"
},
"name": "BYK",
"dateCreated": "2019-06-27T17:16:27.528438Z",
"isEarlyAdopter": ...
Org is byk (id 275100). Now let me find the project and search for issues related to this error.
CHILD EXIT CODE: 1
ENVELOPES RECEIVED: 2
--- envelope 0 ---
{"sent_at":"2026-06-04T18:49:17.661Z"}
{"type":"check_in"}
{"check_in_id":"aa6203d2612b412faf6b0d709a9a7c7c","monitor_slug":"test-job","status":"in_progress","environment":"process.exit(0)","monitor_config":{"schedule":{"type":"crontab","value":"0 * * * *"}}}
--- envelope 1 ---
{"sent_at":"2026-06-04T18:49:17.697Z"}
{"type":"check_in"}
{"check_in_id":"aa6203d2612b412faf6b0d709a9a7c7c","monitor_slug":"test-job","status":"error","environment":"process.exit(0)","duration":0.006}
The envelopes are correctly sent: two check_in items sharing one check_in_id, the first in_progress with monitor_config, the second with status/duration. But there are two bugs revealed:
environment is "process.exit(0)" — the -e flag of the wrapped node -e "..." was consumed by monitor run's -e/--environment alias! Because -- came after the command's own args in my test... wait no, the test had -- before node. The issue is that the args after -- still went through, but -e is the command's arg. Actually -- was placed before node, so -e belongs to node. Yet environment got set to process.exit(0).Let me look — the test passed ... '0 * * * *','--','node','-e','process.exit(0)'. The -- should make everything after positional. But environment became process.exit(0). This means Stricli did NOT treat -- as escape here, OR -e was parsed. Actually wait — CHILD EXIT CODE: 1 and status: error means the child exited non-zero. node -e "process.exit(0)" should exit 0. So the command actually run was wrong — node got the wrong args because -e process.exit(0) was consumed as --environment.
The -- handling didn't work as expected through the pnpm tsx wrapper (pnpm/tsx may have swallowed the --). Let me test directly without the pnpm wrapper confusion, and also verify Stricli's real behavior.
---fallback list---
Error: Failed to start "--": spawn -- ENOENT ELIFECYCLE Command failed with exit code 1. EXIT: 0
Interesting — the literal -- is being passed through as rawArgs[0] here (because pnpm tsx ... -- forwards the --). But more importantly, this reveals: in this invocation the -- reached my handler as the first arg AND the slug test-job was consumed before it. So rawArgs = ["--", "node", "-e", "process.exit(0)"]? No — slug was test-job, so rawArgs[0] should be test-job.
Actually the error "Failed to start --" means command = ["--", "node", ...] i.e. args[0]="test-job", command=["--","node",...]. My defensive strip checks rawArgs[0] === "--" but rawArgs[0] is test-job, so the -- inside command wasn't stripped. The -- appears as the second positional because pnpm forwarded it literally to argv (Stricli's escape only triggers on the first -- it scans, but pnpm already consumed the real one).
This is a test-harness artifact of pnpm tsx --. Let me test against the built/direct path to see true Stricli behavior, bypassing pnpm's -- handling by invoking node directly on the entry.
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M1 done. Now M2: add rel="noopener noreferrer" to all target="_blank" links in both files.
task_id: ses_16c0c0cbfffe1c6RcsRDyARxsn (for resuming to continue this task if needed) <task_result> Now I have everything I need. Let me compile the review. --- # Adversarial Code Review: PR #541 **`fix(test): make Sentry-off-during-tests CWD-independent (#530)`** --- ## 1. CORRECTNESS ### Finding 1.1 — `NODE_ENV === "test"` gate is correct and robust for the Bun test runner **Severity: ✅ NO ISSUE** The Bun test runner unconditionally sets `NODE_ENV="test"` — this is documented behavior and doesn't depend on CWD, `bunfig.toml`, or shell-exported vars. The claim in the PR description is accurate. The ternary chain correctly short-circuits: `isTestRunner ? false : ...` ensures that *nothing* downstream (including `SENTRY_ENABLED=1`) can override the test gate. Good. ### Finding 1.2 — Vitest evals run under `NODE_ENV="test"` too — gateway instrument.ts is imported transitively **Severity: LOW** (informational, not a bug) The project uses Vitest for ...
The review came back MERGE-READY with no CRITICAL or blocking findings. Two actionable items worth considering:
isTestRunner gate — nice-to-have but not blocking given 2211 implicit tests + bunfig backstop.bunfig.toml comment doesn't note it's now a redundant backstop — a one-liner addition.Finding #2 (LOW) is quick and genuinely useful — it prevents future confusion. Let me add that one-liner.
index.html:39: <li><a href="https://github.com/byk/loreai" target="_blank">GitHub</a></li> index.html:85: <a href="https://github.com/byk/loreai" target="_blank" class="btn-ghost">View Repository</a> index.html:182: target="_blank" style="border-bottom:1px solid var(--g4);color:var(--g2)">hours spent re-explaining</a>.</p> index.html:190: target="_blank" style="border-bottom:1px solid var(--g4)">compacts the conversation</a>. index.html:200: target="_blank" style="border-bottom:1px solid var(--g4)">trades compaction for total amnesia</a>. index.html:210: target="_blank" style="border-bottom:1px solid var(--g4)">tracked 49 technical index.html:278: target="_blank" style="border-bottom:1px solid var(--g4)">even other models</a>.</p> index.html:310: target="_blank" style="border-bottom:1px solid var(--g4)">researchers call</a> index.html:395: target="_blank" style="border-bottom:1px solid var(--g4)">Andrew ...
Error: Failed to start "--": spawn -- ENOENT EXIT: 0
Now without pnpm, the -- is still appearing in command. This means Stricli is passing -- through as a positional, not consuming it — contradicting my earlier reading of the scanner. Let me check: config.allowArgumentEscapeSequence must be enabled for the escape behavior. Let me check how the app configures Stricli.
=== verify === index.html:11 different.html:2 === any target=_blank without rel? === none — good
M2 done (13 links patched). Now M7: swap bc-2/bc-1 order in the portability section of different.html.
<path>/home/byk/Code/opencode-lore/bunfig.toml</path> <type>file</type> <content> 1: [test] 2: preload = ["./packages/core/test/setup.ts"] 3: 4: [test.env] 5: NODE_ENV = "test" 6: # Disable Sentry SDK initialization during tests. Without this, instrument.ts 7: # sees VERSION != "dev" (it reads package.json) and calls Sentry.init(), which 8: # installs a background transport that uses globalThis.fetch. When quota tests 9: # (or any test) mock globalThis.fetch, Sentry's background flushes race with 10: # the mock — capturing Sentry DSN URLs instead of the intended test URL. 11: # This eliminates the entire class of "Sentry leaks into test mocks" flakes. 12: SENTRY_ENABLED = "0" (End of file - total 12 lines) </content>
src/app.ts:3: buildApplication,
src/app.ts:372:export const app = buildApplication(routes, {
src/app.ts:377: scanner: {
<path>/home/byk/Code/getsentry/cli/src/app.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>
372: export const app = buildApplication(routes, {
373: name: "sentry",
374: versionInfo: {
375: currentVersion: CLI_VERSION,
376: },
377: scanner: {
378: caseStyle: "allow-kebab-for-camel",
379: },
380: determineExitCode: getExitCode,
381: localization: {
382: loadText: () => customText,
383: },
384: });
(End of file - total 384 lines)
</content>
allowArgumentEscapeSequence is not set. Let me check its default in Stricli.
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/51d1015fd1f616acf9a5ffaad9331ec6b304586b/clever-circuit/docs/different.html</path> <type>file</type> <content> 175: <div class="bc bc-2 sr"> 176: <p class="bc-tag">Ownership</p> 177: <h3 class="bc-t">Your memory is a file you can read</h3> 178: <p class="bc-b">Curated knowledge is exported to 179: <code style="font-size:.85em;background:var(--g6);padding:.15em .4em;border-radius:3px;">.lore.md</code> 180: (or AGENTS.md) in your own repository — human-readable markdown, version-controlled with your code, 181: reviewable in a pull request. Stop using Lore tomorrow and you still have everything it learned, 182: in plain text. That's portability you can verify, not just a promise to export.</p> 183: </div> 184: <div class="bc bc-1 sr"> 185: <p class="bc-tag">No lock-in</p> 186: <h3 class="bc-t">Where the commitment lives matters</h3> 187: ...
Swap bc-1 and bc-2 classes so the "Ownership" card gets the wider column:
LOREAI-GATEWAY-1W unresolved SQLiteError: DISTINCT aggregates must have exactly one argument
LOREAI-GATEWAY-1T unresolved InvalidStateError: Worker has been terminated
LOREAI-GATEWAY-1Q unresolved Failed HTTP Operation
LOREAI-GATEWAY-Z unresolved Error: Worker upstream auth error: 401 Unauthorized
LOREAI-GATEWAY-1V unresolved Error: Cannot call write after a stream was destroyed
LOREAI-GATEWAY-C unresolved Error: Worker embedding failed: ONNX runtime out of memory after 3 retries (batch=1, longest≈132 chars). Raw: 284792864
LOREAI-GATEWAY-1S unresolved Error: no such column: project_path
LOREAI-GATEWAY-1R unresolved TypeError: fetch failed
LOREAI-GATEWAY-1K unresolved Consecutive HTTP
LOREAI-GATEWAY-1P unresolved SyntaxError: Unexpected token 'd', "data: {"id"... ...
Two highly relevant issues:
ONNX runtime out of memory after 3 retries (batch=1, longest≈132 chars). Raw: 284792864LocalProviderUnavailableError (exactly the error reported)Note longest≈132 chars in C matches longest≈131 chars in the wife's report. These are the same family. Let me view both in detail and get Seer's analysis on the main one.
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M7 done. Now M8: fix the hero inline padding that overrides mobile breakpoint. I'll move the overrides to a proper CSS class.
736: if (!treatInputsAsArguments && config.allowArgumentEscapeSequence && input === "--") {
966: if (config.allowArgumentEscapeSequence) {
1398: includeArgumentEscapeSequenceFlag: config.scanner.allowArgumentEscapeSequence,
1460: allowArgumentEscapeSequence: config.scanner?.allowArgumentEscapeSequence ?? false,
1562: includeArgumentEscapeSequenceFlag: config.scanner.allowArgumentEscapeSequence,
--- default ---
736: if (!treatInputsAsArguments && config.allowArgumentEscapeSequence && input === "--") {
1460: allowArgumentEscapeSequence: config.scanner?.allowArgumentEscapeSequence ?? false,
The default is false — escape sequences are disabled. That's why -- is passed through literally as a positional, and why -e etc. would be consumed as flags. This means:
My defensive strip rawArgs[0] === "--" is insufficient — the -- ends up after the slug in the array, not at index 0. With escape disabled, -- is just another positional token.
Since escape is disabled, flags like -e in the wrapped command would be consumed by monitor run unless -- is enabled.
I should enable allowArgumentEscapeSequence for proper passthrough. But that's a global scanner setting affecting all commands. The cleanest approach: since escape is globally off, I should strip a -- token wherever it appears as the separator between slug and command. The convention: the first -- token separates. Let me make the run command robust — find and remove the first -- token, treating everything after the slug appropriately.
Actually, the real fix for proper flag passthrough is enabling the escape sequence globally. Let me check if that's safe — it only changes behavior when users type --, which currently does nothing useful. Let me check existing tests/commands relying on --.
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Now add the mobile override for .hero-compact inside the media query:
src/commands/cli/fix.ts:256: const result = execFileSync("id", ["-u", "--", username], {
src/commands/event/view.ts:333: const extraEventIds = args.slice(1);
src/commands/log/view.ts:124: const rawLogIds = args.slice(1).flatMap(splitNewlineArg);
src/commands/log/view.ts:152: const rawLogIds = args.slice(1).flatMap(splitNewlineArg);
src/commands/span/view.ts:144: const rawSpanIds = args.slice(1);
src/commands/dashboard/resolve.ts:265: const urlResult = tryExtractListUrl(filtered[0] as string, filtered.slice(1));
src/commands/dashboard/resolve.ts:278: const titleFilter = filtered.slice(1).join(" ");
src/commands/dashboard/resolve.ts:437: const sortAgg = orderby.startsWith("-") ? orderby.slice(1) : orderby;
src/commands/api.ts:106: let trimmed = cleaned.startsWith("/") ? cleaned.slice(1) : cleaned;
src/commands/api.ts:234: return `${segments[0]}[${segments.slice(1).join("][")}]`;
local/run.ts also relies on -- handling (rawArgs[0] === "--"). Since escape is globally disabled, local run -- npm test also passes -- through as a positional — and local/run.ts strips it only at index 0. The local run works because -- IS the first positional there (no preceding slug).
For monitor run, the slug precedes the command, so -- lands at index 1. The robust, locally-scoped fix (no global scanner change) is to remove the first -- token from the full args array before splitting slug/command. This handles both monitor run job -- cmd and monitor run job cmd. Let me update the parsing.
36 pass 0 fail 58 expect() calls Ran 36 tests across 1 file. [28.28s] $ bun --filter '*' typecheck @loreai/core typecheck: Exited with code 0 @loreai/gateway typecheck: Exited with code 0 @loreai/opencode typecheck: Exited with code 0 @loreai/pi typecheck: Exited with code 0
Still green. Force-push the amend.
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Now update different.html to use the .hero-compact class instead of the inline style:
<path>/home/byk/Code/getsentry/cli/src/commands/monitor/run.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>
222: optional: true,
223: },
224: },
225: aliases: {
226: e: "environment",
227: s: "schedule",
228: },
229: },
230: async *func(this: SentryContext, flags: RunFlags, ...rawArgs: string[]) {
231: const { cwd } = this;
232:
233: // Stricli consumes the "--" escape token, but strip a leading one
234: // defensively in case it is ever passed through.
235: const args = rawArgs[0] === "--" ? rawArgs.slice(1) : rawArgs;
236: const monitorSlug = args[0];
237: const command = args.slice(1);
238:
239: if (!monitorSlug) {
240: throw new ValidationError(
241: `No monitor slug provided. Usage: ${USAGE_HINT}`,
242: "monitor-slug"
243: );
244: }
245: if (command.length === 0) {
246: throw new ValidationError(
247: `No command provided. ...
The escape sequence being disabled is the root issue. The best fix for clean flag passthrough is to enable allowArgumentEscapeSequence globally so -- properly stops flag parsing (this is what makes -e/--max-runtime inside wrapped commands work). This also benefits local run. Let me verify enabling it doesn't break existing tests, since it's the correct CLI behavior.
But enabling it globally is a broader change. Let me reconsider: with escape enabled, -- is consumed (not passed through), so local/run.ts's rawArgs[0] === "--" strip becomes a no-op (harmless), and flag passthrough works. This is strictly better. Let me enable it and update my parsing to not expect a literal --.
To https://github.com/BYK/loreai.git + 98cdf8d...bf78ae5 fix/quota-test-sentry-preload-530 -> fix/quota-test-sentry-preload-530 (forced update)
Let me wait for CI to re-run on the amended commit, then merge.
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M8 done. Now L6: add a .code-inline utility class to theme.css and replace the repeated inline <code style=...> patterns.
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Now update the parsing comment in run.ts (the defensive strip remains valid as belt-and-suspenders). Let me retest the passthrough.
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Now replace all inline-styled <code> instances in both files with the new class:
EXIT: 0
No error and exit 0 — but it tried to send a check-in to a fake DSN... wait, no DSN was set so it should have errored on DSN. It exited 0 cleanly. Actually it auto-detected a DSN from the cwd (the cli project may have one) or there was no DSN and... let me run the full mock test again to confirm the environment and passthrough are now correct.
=== before === index.html:2 different.html:4 === after === index.html:0 different.html:0
Hmm, the "after" grep -c 'class="code-inline"' didn't print. Let me verify:
CHILD EXIT CODE: 3
ENVELOPES: 2
--- 0 ---
{"check_in_id":"a3b36fd6d5624025a67caac7a9fddde1","monitor_slug":"test-job","status":"in_progress","environment":"staging","monitor_config":{"schedule":{"type":"crontab","value":"0 * * * *"},"max_runtime":30}}
--- 1 ---
{"check_in_id":"a3b36fd6d5624025a67caac7a9fddde1","monitor_slug":"test-job","status":"error","environment":"staging","duration":0.045}
Everything works correctly now:
check_in_id.environment: "staging" (the -e staging flag correctly parsed for monitor run, NOT consumed by the wrapped command).monitor_config with schedule + max_runtime: 30 on the open check-in only.status: error + duration on the close check-in.node -e process.exit(3) ran correctly (its -e was NOT consumed thanks to --).Now let me ensure enabling the escape sequence globally didn't break existing tests. Let me run the local run tests and a broad command test sweep.
test fail 1m5s https://github.com/BYK/loreai/actions/runs/26972915028/job/79592503782
Binary smoke (${{ matrix.target }}) skipping 0 https://github.com/BYK/loreai/actions/runs/26972915028/job/79592705318
Build Nightly Binaries skipping 0 https://github.com/BYK/loreai/actions/runs/26972915028/job/79592705074
Generate Delta Patches skipping 0 https://github.com/BYK/loreai/actions/runs/26972915028/job/79592705342
Generate Release Patches skipping 0 https://github.com/BYK/loreai/actions/runs/26972915028/job/79592705073
Publish Nightly to GHCR skipping 0 https://github.com/BYK/loreai/actions/runs/26972915028/job/79592706059
Test failed again. Let me check if it's the same HF 429 flake.
[issue.plan] ℹ Creating plan... [issue.plan] ℹ "ONNX embedding worker consistently OOMs because the model requires ~271 MiB to initialize, exhausting available memory on the host regardless of input size." Solution ━━━━━━━━ Summary: Replace blind retries on OOM with a circuit breaker, and reduce the ONNX model's memory footprint via quantization. Steps to implement 1. Detect OOM as non-retryable In the embedding worker error handler, check if the error is an OOM error (Raw value / ONNX status code) and throw immediately without retrying, since retrying a memory-exhaustion error cannot succeed. 2. Add a circuit breaker around the embedding worker Track consecutive OOM failures. After the first OOM, open the circuit for a cooldown window (e.g., 60 s) and skip embedding attempts entirely during that window, returning a graceful no-op instead of hammering the failing worker. 3. ...
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/51d1015fd1f616acf9a5ffaad9331ec6b304586b/lucky-cactus/packages/gateway/script/build.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>
240: function binaryExternalsPlugin(): esbuild.Plugin {
241: return {
242: name: "binary-externals",
243: setup(build) {
244: // Stub sharp as an empty module.
245: build.onResolve({ filter: /^sharp$/ }, (args) => ({
246: path: args.path,
247: namespace: "empty-module",
248: }));
249: build.onLoad({ filter: /.*/, namespace: "empty-module" }, () => ({
250: contents: "module.exports = {};",
251: loader: "js",
252: }));
253:
254: // Redirect onnxruntime-node → onnxruntime-web's Node.js entry.
255: // The WASM runtime is API-compatible with the native one.
256: const ortWebNodeEntry = findBunPackageEntry(
257: "onnxruntime-web",
258: "dist/ort.node.min.mjs",
259: );
260: build.onResolve({ filter: ...
Please address this message and continue with your tasks. </system-reminder>
Important new info: Seylan is on an M1 MacBook with 8GB RAM — not Linux. The 11k Linux events in LOREAI-GATEWAY-C are from a different user (Onur on a ThinkPad). Let me find Seylan's specific events to confirm which issue/release/platform applies to her, since 8GB M1 should comfortably handle a 271 MiB model.
[warn] [event.view] Failed to fetch event event1: ApiError: Server error
[warn] [event.view] Failed to fetch event event2: ApiError: Server error
Test Files 6 passed (6)
Tests 350 passed | 2 skipped (352)
Start at 19:00:09
Duration 6.34s (transform 5.73s, setup 230ms, import 11.61s, tests 3.52s, environment 1ms)
No regressions. Let me update the run.ts comment to reflect that escape is now enabled, and clean up the defensive strip comment, then run the full unit test suite to be thorough.
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test Build linux-x64 binary 2026-06-04T18:58:00.1148548Z @loreai/gateway build:binary: ✗ download failed: https://huggingface.co/nomic-ai/nomic-embed-text-v1.5/resolve/main/config.json → HTTP 429 Too Many Requests test Build linux-x64 binary 2026-06-04T18:58:00.1163605Z @loreai/gateway build:binary: ✗ vendor-embeddings.ts failed (exit 1) test Build linux-x64 binary 2026-06-04T18:58:00.1199199Z ##[error]Process completed with exit code 1.
Same HuggingFace 429 infra flake — not my code. Let me check that the actual test/typecheck/lint steps passed, then re-run the failed job.
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OOM issue id=7478920553
=== OOM-C: macOS events only ===
{
"date": "2026-06-04T12:21:44Z",
"release": "0.25.0-dev.1780532509",
"os": "macOS 26.5.1",
"server": "Seylans-MacBook-Pro.local",
"user": "id:aa5381f3-4aac-46a0-84cc-d56e3a3387f4"
}
{
"date": "2026-06-04T12:21:41Z",
"release": "0.25.0-dev.1780532509",
"os": "macOS 26.5.1",
"server": "Seylans-MacBook-Pro.local",
"user": "id:aa5381f3-4aac-46a0-84cc-d56e3a3387f4"
}
{
"date": "2026-06-04T12:21:41Z",
"release": "0.25.0-dev.1780532509",
"os": "macOS 26.5.1",
"server": "Seylans-MacBook-Pro.local",
"user": "id:aa5381f3-4aac-46a0-84cc-d56e3a3387f4"
}
{
"date": "2026-06-04T12:07:30Z",
"release": "0.25.0-dev.1780485969",
"os": "macOS 26.5.1",
"server": "Seylans-MacBook-Pro.local",
"user": "id:aa5381f3-4aac-46a0-84cc-d56e3a3387f4"
}
{
"date": "2026-06-04T12:07:30Z",
"release": "0.25.0-dev.1780485969",
"os": "macOS 26.5.1",
"server": "Seylans-MacBook-Pro.local",
"user": ...
Confirmed: Seylans-MacBook-Pro.local, macOS 26.5.1, running dev binaries (0.25.0-dev.*). So Seylan IS hitting the OOM (LOREAI-GATEWAY-C) on her M1, which then cascades into LocalProviderUnavailableError (LOREAI-GATEWAY-13).
A 271 MiB allocation failing on an 8GB M1 is NOT a real out-of-memory condition. The Raw: 284792864 is an onnxruntime-web WASM heap allocation failure — the WASM linear memory has a hard cap (often ~2GB / or a configured INITIAL_MEMORY/maximumMemory), independent of system RAM. On the standalone binary, onnxruntime-node is redirected to onnxruntime-web (WASM), so even on a healthy 8GB machine the WASM module aborts when it tries to grow past its heap limit during model init. This explains why both Onur (Linux) and Seylan (M1) hit it — it's the binary's WASM backend, not the host.
Let me confirm whether macOS binary builds also use the WASM redirect (vs native onnxruntime-node) and check the vendor model / dtype path, then look at how the npm install (non-binary) differs.
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All review fixes applied. Let me do a final sanity check, then amend the commit and force-push.
X fix/quota-test-sentry-preload-530 CI BYK/loreai#541 · 26972915028 X test in 1m5s (ID 79592503782) ✓ Set up job ✓ Run actions/checkout@v6 ✓ Run oven-sh/setup-bun@v2 ✓ Run actions/setup-node@v6 ✓ Run bun install ✓ Typecheck ✓ Lint ✓ Test ✓ Build npm bundle (CJS) ✓ Smoke-test npm bundle under Node.js ✓ Smoke-test bundle exports under Bun X Build linux-x64 binary ✓ Post Run actions/checkout@v6
Typecheck ✓, Lint ✓, Test ✓, both npm smoke tests ✓. Only Build linux-x64 binary failed on HF 429. Re-running.
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340: // Step 1b: esbuild the embedding worker as a separate file.
341: //
342: // In the compiled binary, `new Worker("./embedding-worker.js", ...)`
343: // resolves against Bun's virtual $bunfs. Bun only includes files that
344: // are explicit entrypoints in `bun build --compile`, so we must:
345: // (a) produce a standalone embedding-worker.js via esbuild (same
346: // externals as the main bundle),
347: // (b) pass it as a second entrypoint to `bun build --compile`.
348: //
349: // The worker doesn't need Sentry debug IDs or external sourcemaps —
350: // it's a leaf file that delegates to @huggingface/transformers.
351: const workerSrc = join(repoRoot, "packages/core/src/embedding-worker.ts");
352: const workerBundlePath = join(distBinDir, "embedding-worker.js");
353:
354: ...
Please address this message and continue with your tasks. </system-reminder>
Please address this message and continue with your tasks. </system-reminder>
Excellent point. Two unrelated systems (Onur's Linux ThinkPad + Seylan's M1) both starting to OOM recently — on a fixed-size ~271 MiB model that previously worked — strongly suggests a regression, not just constrained hardware. The WASM heap allocation cap is fixed; if it suddenly fails on machines that used to work, something changed in the build or the model load path.
Let me investigate the timeline. The key question: when did this start, and what changed around that time? Let me check the first-seen of the OOM issue vs git history, and the model config (dtype, WASM threading/memory).
=== tag balance === index.html: all balanced different.html: all balanced === no inline code style left === index.html:0 different.html:0
Output was truncated. Let me get the remaining checks:
(no output)
=== events over time (daily counts) ===
{
"firstSeen": "2026-05-13T15:59:10.996000Z",
"lastSeen": "2026-06-04T13:19:53Z",
"count": "11035",
"firstRelease": "0.17.1-dev.1778687138",
"lastRelease": "0.25.0-dev.1780577429"
}
=== release tag distribution on OOM issue ===
0.17.1-dev.1778687138 42 first:2026-05-13T15:59:10Z last:2026-05-13T15:59:11Z
0.24.0 3 first:2026-05-22T11:47:49Z last:2026-05-22T11:58:07Z
0.24.1 10906 first:2026-05-26T01:41:13Z last:2026-06-03T18:41:15Z
0.24.1-dev.1779392674 75 first:2026-05-22T14:04:11Z last:2026-05-26T15:46:55Z
0.25.0-dev.1779921942 3 first:2026-06-01T10:44:19Z last:2026-06-01T10:44:19Z
0.25.0-dev.1780485969 4 first:2026-06-04T12:07:22Z last:2026-06-04T12:07:30Z
0.25.0-dev.1780506296 6 first:2026-06-03T18:53:26Z last:2026-06-03T18:53:27Z
0.25.0-dev.1780532509 3 first:2026-06-04T12:21:41Z last:2026-06-04T12:21:44Z
0.25.0-dev.1780577429 2 first:2026-06-04T13:19:53Z last:2026-06-04T13:19:53Z
Very revealing. The OOM is overwhelmingly concentrated in release 0.24.1 — 10,906 of 11,035 events (98.8%), first seen 2026-05-26. Versions before 0.24.1 (0.17.1-dev, 0.24.0, 0.24.1-dev) have only a handful of events each. This is a regression introduced in 0.24.1.
The 42 events on 0.17.1-dev back on May 13 were likely an isolated earlier incident. The real explosion starts at 0.24.1. Let me find what changed between 0.24.0 and 0.24.1 around the embedding/build path.
0 === lint === Checked 820 files in 12s. No fixes applied. === full unit test suite === <shell_metadata> shell tool terminated command after exceeding timeout 120000 ms. If this command is expected to take longer and is not waiting for interactive input, retry with a larger timeout value in milliseconds. </shell_metadata>
Typecheck and lint clean. The full unit suite timed out (it's large). Let me run it with a longer timeout but target the most relevant directories to keep it manageable, and verify app/route tests + help/introspect (since I changed app.ts).
bf78ae5 fix(test): make Sentry-off-during-tests CWD-independent (#530) cc46b09 fix(core): clean up knowledge_transfers on entry removal 29fd2a5 docs(site): add 'Why Lore' comparison page and extract shared theme 66f57e8 test: block live models.dev fetch in test preload (#540) c61df0b test: block live models.dev fetch in test preload === tags === 0.24.0 0.24.1 === find 0.24.0 / 0.24.1 commits === 882355b fix: OpenAI protocol translation, curator validation, and batch queue 404 handling (#475) 71b1f2e Merge branch 'release/0.24.1' b4a1612 release: 0.24.1 59447b8 Merge branch 'release/0.24.0' 58b193b release: 0.24.0 cef2f44 fix: background worker rate-limit resilience for Claude Max 810d865 fix: background worker rate-limit resilience for Claude Max 1593ac1 docs: add codebase overview to AGENTS.md to eliminate redundant explore runs (#234) 3cc3339 fix(cache): remove idle-handler LTM cache invalidation to preserve warm prefix (#160) 10222dc feat(gradient): cold-cache idle-resume cache ...
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(Use `node --trace-warnings ...` to show where the warning was created)
Test Files 8 passed (8)
Tests 139 passed (139)
Start at 19:05:09
Duration 6.33s (transform 6.57s, setup 253ms, import 12.03s, tests 748ms, environment 1ms)
All passing. Let me run the full unit suite in the background-safe way by splitting it, or run the remaining bulk with a higher timeout. Let me run the whole suite once more with a longer timeout to confirm no global regression from the scanner change.
docs/different.html | 20 ++++++++++---------- docs/index.html | 29 +++++++++++++++-------------- docs/theme.css | 18 ++++++++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 43 insertions(+), 24 deletions(-) 773f1c7 docs(site): add 'Why Lore' comparison page and extract shared theme
=== commits between 0.24.0 and 0.24.1 touching embedding/build/onnx === 9cd94ec fix: retry with token-level truncation on ONNX OOM in embedding worker (#457) === ALL commits 0.24.0..0.24.1 === b4a1612 release: 0.24.1 9cd94ec fix: retry with token-level truncation on ONNX OOM in embedding worker (#457) 59447b8 Merge branch 'release/0.24.0'
Found it. The only code change between 0.24.0 and 0.24.1 touching the embedding path is commit 9cd94ec — "fix: retry with token-level truncation on ONNX OOM in embedding worker (#457)". That's the OOM-retry logic itself. And the OOM explosion (10,906 events) starts precisely in 0.24.1.
This is a crucial insight: the "fix" that added OOM retries didn't just fail to help — it likely amplified the problem. Before 0.24.1, an OOM would throw once. After 0.24.1, each OOM now retries 3 more times (full → 4096 → 2048 → 1024 tokens), each retry re-running inference on a WASM session that's already in/near an aborted state. Let me examine exactly what 9cd94ec changed.
Binary smoke (darwin-arm64) pass 27s https://github.com/BYK/loreai/actions/runs/26972915028/job/79593859395 Binary smoke (windows-x64) pass 1m23s https://github.com/BYK/loreai/actions/runs/26972915028/job/79593859356 Build Nightly Binaries skipping 0 https://github.com/BYK/loreai/actions/runs/26972915028/job/79593860583 Generate Delta Patches skipping 0 https://github.com/BYK/loreai/actions/runs/26972915028/job/79593860579 Generate Release Patches skipping 0 https://github.com/BYK/loreai/actions/runs/26972915028/job/79593860397 Publish Nightly to GHCR skipping 0 https://github.com/BYK/loreai/actions/runs/26972915028/job/79593861189 test pass 1m32s https://github.com/BYK/loreai/actions/runs/26972915028/job/79593572565
All green: test ✓, both Binary smoke ✓. Let me merge via squash.
To https://github.com/BYK/loreai.git + 29fd2a5...773f1c7 docs/why-lore-comparison -> docs/why-lore-comparison (forced update)
Force-pushed. Now let me mark everything complete and check CI.
commit 9cd94ec67cf3d7f097b4678e24ca8c513a8a50ec
Author: Burak Yigit Kaya <ben@byk.im>
Date: Fri May 22 20:09:37 2026 +0100
fix: retry with token-level truncation on ONNX OOM in embedding worker (#457)
## Summary
Fixes ONNX Runtime OOM errors (e.g. `284432024`) that occur when
embedding dense-token content like code, base64, CJK text, or JSON with
short keys, where the chars-per-token ratio is much lower than the ~4
assumed for English prose.
## Problem
The existing character-level pre-truncation (`LOCAL_MAX_CHARS = 16384`,
assuming ~4 chars/token) can produce 6000-8000+ tokens for dense content
— well above the ~4096 safe threshold for ONNX inference. The
`FeatureExtractionPipeline` in transformers.js hardcodes `{ truncation:
true }` without forwarding `max_length`, so its built-in truncation caps
at the model max (8192 tokens), which still OOMs. ...
This confirms the regression vector, but the key paradox remains: the error shows longest≈132 chars — a tiny input. A 132-char string produces ~30-50 tokens. The retry truncation logic is irrelevant for such small input (it never truncates). Yet it OOMs. This means the OOM is at model init / first inference allocation (~271 MiB), not input-size-driven — exactly what Seer concluded.
So why did 0.24.1 trigger the explosion across machines that previously worked? Let me check if 0.24.1 also changed the build (onnxruntime-web version, WASM config, or threading) — a dependency bump could be the real underlying cause. Let me look at lockfile / package.json changes and WASM threading config in that release window.
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...
=== package.json / lockfile changes 0.24.0..0.24.1 ===
b4a1612 release: 0.24.1
=== onnx/transformers in lockfile around that range (diff) ===
- "version": "0.24.0",
+ "version": "0.24.1",
"@huggingface/transformers": "^3.7.1",
- "version": "0.24.0",
+ "version": "0.24.1",
- "version": "0.24.0",
+ "version": "0.24.1",
- "version": "0.24.0",
+ "version": "0.24.1",
=== broader: when did 10906 events in 0.24.1 actually concentrate? hourly ===
2026-06-03T18:41:15Z
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2026-06-03T18:40:54Z
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No dependency/onnx version change in 0.24.1 — only the version bump and the OOM-retry commit. So the underlying ONNX/WASM stack is identical between 0.24.0 and 0.24.1. The difference is purely the retry loop.
The 10,906 events on 0.24.1 are heavily clustered (many within the same seconds/minutes, e.g. 18:39–18:41 on June 3). This is the smoking gun for the "another underlying issue": a single failing session generates a storm of events because:
isWasmFatalError exits the worker on Aborted(), but the numeric OOM code (284792864) is not caught by isWasmFatalError (it only matches /Aborted/ or /RuntimeError/). So a pure-numeric OOM neither truncation-helps NOR trips the fatal-exit path → the worker stays alive and every subsequent embed request re-OOMs, producing thousands of events.Let me verify the event volume per user/session to confirm the "event storm from one broken session" theory, and confirm the gap between isOomError and isWasmFatalError.
Binary smoke (darwin-arm64) pending 0 https://github.com/BYK/loreai/actions/runs/26973420192/job/79594507552 Binary smoke (windows-x64) pending 0 https://github.com/BYK/loreai/actions/runs/26973420192/job/79594507557 Build Nightly Binaries skipping 0 https://github.com/BYK/loreai/actions/runs/26973420192/job/79594508298 Generate Delta Patches skipping 0 https://github.com/BYK/loreai/actions/runs/26973420192/job/79594508996 Generate Release Patches skipping 0 https://github.com/BYK/loreai/actions/runs/26973420192/job/79594508044 Publish Nightly to GHCR skipping 0 https://github.com/BYK/loreai/actions/runs/26973420192/job/79594508929 test pass 1m30s https://github.com/BYK/loreai/actions/runs/26973420192/job/79594237434
Tests pass. The two binary smoke jobs are pending (darwin-arm64 and windows-x64) — these are infrastructure jobs that test standalone binaries and aren't affected by docs-only changes. Let me wait a moment and check again, plus look for Sentry Seer / Cursor BugBot (per the knowledge base, I should wait for those before declaring CI clean).
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=== Does numeric OOM (284792864) match isWasmFatalError? ===
isWasmFatalError matches: /Aborted/i or /RuntimeError/
isOomError matches: /^[0-9]{6,}$/ or out-of-memory patterns
284792864 -> isOomError: YES (9 digits), isWasmFatalError: NO
=== Onur (Linux) user id distribution / event count ===
id:aa5381f3-4aac-46a0-84cc-d56e3a3387f4 7
id:dd628e4c-7f29-46c9-bca9-6a4f9a91a3e0 78
id:e36fa969-28b3-4ef5-bec0-cc807746d1f9 10917
null 42
=== events per release 0.24.1 by day (proves clustering) ===
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"stats": {
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This nails it. The event distribution proves the "underlying issue":
e36fa969..., Linux ThinkPad): 10,917 events — one user, one broken worker, generating a relentless storm.aa5381f3..., M1): 7 events — same root cause, just caught earlier / fewer requests.dd628e4c): 78 events.The underlying issue your wife sensed is real and has three compounding layers:
Root fault: onnxruntime-web (WASM) fails to allocate ~271 MiB for model init in the standalone binary. The WASM heap has a fixed cap independent of system RAM (so 8GB M1 and Linux both hit it). This is the genuine "why it OOMs on healthy machines."
Detection gap (the amplifier introduced/exposed in 0.24.1): The numeric OOM code 284792864 matches isOomError() but NOT isWasmFatalError() (which only matches /Aborted/ or /RuntimeError/). So:
isWasmFatalError fatal-exit path is skipped for numeric OOMs). The worker stays alive and localProviderKnownBroken is never set.No effective circuit breaker: Because the worker never exits and the provider is never marked broken, the remote-fallback path (pickRemoteFallback) is never reached either — so embeddings silently never get written (which is exactly why Seylan "isn't getting any knowledge entries").
I have enough to design the fix. Let me confirm a couple of design details before writing the plan: check whether knowledge entries actually depend on embeddings (FTS fallback) and the remote-fallback / OOM env knobs.
467| for (const cmd of orgCommands) {
468| expect(combined.has(cmd)).toBe(true);
| ^
469| }
470| });
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Test Files 1 failed | 345 passed (346)
Tests 3 failed | 7657 passed | 13 skipped (7673)
Start at 19:06:33
Duration 213.56s (transform 15.81s, setup 7.12s, import 247.01s, tests 267.33s, environment 58ms)
error: script "test:unit" exited with code 1
3 failures in 1 file. Let me see which file and whether it's related to my changes (likely the route/command list test that needs updating for the new monitor command).
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Zero unresolved review threads. CI all green. Merging with squash:
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277: private async ensureWorker(): Promise<void> {
278: if (this.workerReady) return;
279: if (this.workerInitError)
280: throw new LocalProviderUnavailableError(this.workerInitError);
281: if (this.initPromise) return this.initPromise;
282:
283: this.initPromise = (async () => {
284: // Fast-fail if a previous attempt already marked local broken.
285: if (localProviderKnownBroken) throw new LocalProviderUnavailableError();
286:
287: const { Worker } = await import("node:worker_threads");
288:
289: // Resolve the worker script path.
290: //
291: // In vendored binary mode: the compiled binary's wrapper.ts detects
292: // `!isMainThread` and runs the embedding worker code path. We spawn
293: // the Worker with the wrapper's own `import.meta.url` ...
I now have the complete picture. The critical confirmation: when the worker posts a per-request error (the numeric OOM case, line 358-367), it rejects with a generic Error("Worker embedding failed: ...") — NOT a LocalProviderUnavailableError. So:
localProviderKnownBroken is never set (only init-error at line 374 sets it).embed() fallback only triggers on LocalProviderUnavailableError — so the generic error propagates and no remote fallback happens.This is the full causal chain. Let me write the plan.
From https://github.com/BYK/loreai * branch main -> FETCH_HEAD 66f57e8..ed07369 main -> origin/main error: Your local changes to the following files would be overwritten by merge: .lore.md Please commit your changes or stash them before you merge. Aborting Updating 66f57e8..ed07369 ! warning: not possible to fast-forward to: "main"
The merge succeeded on GitHub (the error is local — gh pr merge tried to update the local branch too but hit the unstaged .lore.md conflict). Let me verify the PR is actually merged:
Wrote file successfully.
I've completed the investigation and written the plan. Here's the summary:
Both Seylan (M1 8GB) and Onur (Linux ThinkPad) hit the same root cause, confirmed in Sentry:
ONNX runtime out of memory … Raw: 284792864 — 11,035 events (Onur alone = 10,917; Seylan = 7). Last seen today.LocalProviderUnavailableError she pasted — 19 events, 4 users. This is the downstream symptom.The Zod error text is a red herring — it's adjacent minified code in bin.js printed as source-context lines, not a real stack frame. The real failure is a WASM allocation abort in onnxruntime-web during model init (~271 MiB), which Seer confirmed: "requires ~271 MiB to initialize, regardless of input size."
It's a regression, and the cross-machine timing is the tell:
0.24.1 (first seen May 26). The only embedding change vs 0.24.0 is commit 9cd94ec (#457, the OOM-retry loop).onnxruntime-node → onnxruntime-web (WASM), whose heap has a fixed cap independent of system RAM — so a healthy 8GB M1 still aborts. That's the genuine underlying fault.isOomError() but not isWasmFatalError(), so (a) it retries 4× futilely, (b) the worker never exits / never trips the circuit breaker, and (c) it's rejected as a generic Error instead of LocalProviderUnavailableError, so the remote fallback never fires → silent loss of embeddings = "no knowledge entries."localProviderKnownBroken on worker exit + classify OOM as LocalProviderUnavailableError → circuit breaker + remote fallback engage.{"mergeCommit":"ed07369dcac22860323e72845683703b23132a1b","mergedAt":"2026-06-04T19:11:45Z","state":"MERGED"}
PR #542 is merged. Let me clean up the local state:
=== on branch === feat/entity-auto-dedup === local docs branch deleted? === error: branch 'docs/why-lore-comparison' not found already deleted by gh
× org-positional commands are in at least one set 2ms
⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯ Failed Tests 3 ⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯
FAIL test/lib/completions.property.test.ts > proposeCompletions: Stricli integration > subcommands match extractCommandTree for each group without defaultCommand
AssertionError: expected [ '--', '--cursor', '--fields', …(7) ] to deeply equal [ 'list', 'run' ]
- Expected
+ Received
[
- "list",
- "run",
+ "--",
+ "--cursor",
+ "--fields",
+ "--fresh",
+ "--json",
+ "--limit",
+ "--log-level",
+ "--org",
--
FAIL test/lib/completions.property.test.ts > complete.ts: command set drift detection > org-positional commands are in at least one set
AssertionError: expected false to be true // Object.is equality
- Expected
+ Received
- true
+ false
❯ test/lib/completions.property.test.ts:468:33
466| const combined = new Set([...ORG_PROJECT_COMMANDS, ...ORG_ONLY_COM…
467| for (const cmd of orgCommands) {
468| expect(combined.has(cmd)).toBe(true);
...
Two distinct issues:
subcommands match extractCommandTree): The -- escape sequence flag now shows up in completions. Since I enabled allowArgumentEscapeSequence, Stricli's proposeCompletions adds -- as a completion (seen at index 966 of the scanner earlier: includeArgumentEscapeSequenceFlag). The test expects only ['list','run'] for the monitor group but gets flags + --. This is actually a pre-existing test that compares completions — let me look closer. The "Expected ['list','run']" / "Received flags" suggests the test iterates groups and the monitor group now returns flag completions because run is the default-ish... Actually it says "for each group without defaultCommand" — but monitor HAS a defaultCommand (list).Let me look at the test to understand the drift-detection mechanism and the complete.ts command sets.
src/lib/complete.ts:90:export const ORG_PROJECT_COMMANDS = new Set([
src/lib/complete.ts:127:export const ORG_ONLY_COMMANDS = new Set([
src/lib/complete.ts:164: if (ORG_PROJECT_COMMANDS.has(cmdPath)) {
src/lib/complete.ts:168: if (ORG_ONLY_COMMANDS.has(cmdPath)) {
---
src/lib/complete.ts
Looks like we need a GitHub Pages preview action for docs changes. We also don't want to run the entire CI pipeline for docs only changes. You can find examples of this in getsentry/cli and getsentry/craft projects I think
No plan file exists yet. You should create your plan at /home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/51d1015fd1f616acf9a5ffaad9331ec6b304586b/clever-circuit/.opencode/plans/1780600725361-clever-canyon.md using the write tool. You should build your plan incrementally by writing to or editing this file. NOTE that this is the only file you are allowed to edit - other than this you are only allowed to take READ-ONLY actions.
Goal: Gain a comprehensive understanding of the user's request by reading through code and asking them questions. Critical: In this phase you should only use the explore subagent type.
Focus on understanding the user's request and the code associated with their request
Launch up to 3 explore agents IN PARALLEL (single message, multiple tool calls) to efficiently explore the codebase.
I'll start by exploring the current CI setup in this repo and the referenced projects for examples of docs preview and docs-only CI skip patterns.
<path>/home/byk/Code/getsentry/cli/src/lib/complete.ts</path> <type>file</type> <content> 85: * at runtime because `app.ts` imports `@sentry/node-core`. A property test in 86: * `completions.property.test.ts` verifies this set stays in sync. 87: * 88: * @internal Exported for testing only. 89: */ 90: export const ORG_PROJECT_COMMANDS = new Set([ 91: "issue list", 92: "issue events", 93: "issue view", 94: "issue explain", 95: "issue plan", 96: "issue resolve", 97: "issue unresolve", 98: "issue archive", 99: "issue merge", 100: "project list", 101: "project view", 102: "project delete", 103: "project create", 104: "replay list", 105: "replay view", 106: "trace list", 107: "trace view", 108: "trace logs", 109: "span list", 110: "span view", 111: "event view", 112: "event list", 113: "log list", 114: "log view", 115: "dashboard list", 116: "dashboard view", 117: "dashboard create", 118: "dashboard revisions", 119: "dashboard ...
monitor list accepts the org/project positional like team list/repo list (org-scoped, no required project), so it belongs in ORG_ONLY_COMMANDS. Let me add it.
<path>/home/byk/.local/share/opencode/worktree/51d1015fd1f616acf9a5ffaad9331ec6b304586b/lucky-cactus/node_modules/.bun/onnxruntime-common@1.22.0-dev.20250409-89f8206ba4/node_modules/onnxruntime-common/dist/cjs/env.d.ts</path>
<type>file</type>
<content>
1: import { TryGetGlobalType } from './type-helper.js';
2: export declare namespace Env {
3: type WasmPathPrefix = string;
4: interface WasmFilePaths {
5: /**
6: * Specify the override path for the main .wasm file.
7: *
8: * This path should be an absolute path.
9: *
10: * If not modified, the filename of the .wasm file is:
11: * - `ort-wasm-simd-threaded.wasm` for default build
12: * - `ort-wasm-simd-threaded.jsep.wasm` for JSEP build (with WebGPU and WebNN)
13: */
14: wasm?: URL | string;
15: /**
16: * Specify the override path for the main .mjs file.
17: *
18: * This path should be an absolute path. ...
Key finding: the ORT WASM env exposes numThreads, simd, proxy, wasmBinary, wasmPaths — but no direct maximumMemory/INITIAL_MEMORY knob. The Emscripten module controls heap growth internally. Let me check the actual WASM glue (ort-wasm-simd-threaded.mjs) to see how memory is configured and whether it's growable, and understand what 284792864 (~271 MiB) actually represents.
Explore the CI/CD setup in this repository. I need to understand:
.github/workflows/*.yml files and summarize each.docs/, website/, mkdocs.yml, docusaurus.config.*, or similar..gitignore content?Be thorough — list all workflow files with their triggers and key jobs. Return file paths and summaries.
I'll conduct a thorough exploration of the CI/CD setup, documentation infrastructure, and related configuration. Let me run multiple searches in parallel.