///|
/// SessionStore: persist and load conversation sessions by id.
///
/// Methods use the `raise` style (matching ModelPort/CommandPort) instead of
/// returning `Result`. This eliminates the Result-plus-async redundancy and
/// lets js-target adapters (e.g. JsonlSessionStore) implement the trait
/// directly instead of going through `load_async`/`save_async` side-paths.
///|
/// One append-safe session durability boundary. `from_index` is the number
/// of messages the caller believes are already persisted. `messages` is the
/// canonical tail to append. `metadata=None` means metadata is unchanged;
/// `Some(metadata)` replaces the session metadata at the same checkpoint.
///
/// Keeping message and metadata deltas in one operation prevents callers from
/// committing transcript progress while silently dropping session state such
/// as an automatic title, context state, or task bookkeeping.
pub(all) struct SessionCheckpoint {
from_index : Int
messages : Array[@kernel.Message]
metadata : Map[String, Json]?
} derive(Eq, Debug)
///|
pub extend SessionCheckpoint with Eq::{not_equal, equal}
///|
pub extend SessionCheckpoint with Debug::{to_repr}
///|
pub(open) trait SessionStore {
async fn load(Self, id : String) -> @types.Session raise @error.SessionError
async fn save(Self, id : String, session : @types.Session) -> Unit raise @error.SessionError
/// Append a slice of messages to a session starting at `from_index`.
/// Default implementation loads the session, concatenates the messages, and
/// performs a full save, preserving existing third-party stores.
async fn append_messages(
Self,
id : String,
from_index : Int,
messages : ArrayView[@kernel.Message],
) -> Unit raise @error.SessionError = _
/// Commit an append-only transcript tail together with an optional metadata
/// replacement. Stores with an atomic/native checkpoint primitive should
/// override this method. The default preserves compatibility: unchanged
/// metadata delegates to `append_messages`; changed metadata performs a
/// checked load + full save so the two pieces cannot diverge.
async fn checkpoint(Self, id : String, checkpoint : SessionCheckpoint) -> Unit raise @error.SessionError = _
/// Drop persisted messages at `from_index` and after, keeping
/// `[0, from_index)`. `from_index` is clamped to the message bounds, so
/// out-of-range values do not raise. Default implementation loads the
/// session, slices the messages, and performs a full save (the same legal
/// whole-session path compact uses), preserving metadata.
async fn truncate(Self, id : String, from_index : Int) -> Unit raise @error.SessionError = _
}
///|
/// Default `SessionStore::truncate`: compatibility fallback for stores that do
/// not implement native truncation. Failures from the underlying load/save are
/// re-raised with their variant preserved and an `operation='truncate'` context
/// label, mirroring the agent-boundary error contextualization style.
impl SessionStore with fn truncate(self, id : String, from_index : Int) -> Unit raise @error.SessionError {
let session = self.load(id) catch {
error =>
raise Load(
"session_id='\{id}', operation='truncate', category='SessionError::Load', cause='\{error.to_string()}'",
)
}
let len = session.messages.length()
let keep = if from_index < 0 {
0
} else if from_index > len {
len
} else {
from_index
}
let kept : Array[@kernel.Message] = []
for i in 0..
raise Save(
"session_id='\{id}', operation='truncate', category='SessionError::Save', cause='\{error.to_string()}'",
)
}
}
///|
/// Default `SessionStore::append_messages`: compatibility fallback for stores
/// that do not implement true append. Loads, concatenates, and saves.
impl SessionStore with fn append_messages(
self,
id : String,
from_index : Int,
messages : ArrayView[@kernel.Message],
) -> Unit raise @error.SessionError {
let _ = from_index
let session = self.load(id)
let merged = session.messages.copy()
for msg in messages {
merged.push(msg)
}
self.save(id, { messages: merged, metadata: session.metadata, })
}
///|
/// Default `SessionStore::checkpoint`: keep the legacy fast append path when
/// metadata is unchanged. When metadata changed, load the persisted snapshot,
/// merge the tail, and save one coherent Session snapshot. `from_index` is a
/// logical cursor; the compatibility fallback deliberately does not require it
/// to equal the physical message count because replay fixation can insert
/// transient messages that are not persisted.
impl SessionStore with fn checkpoint(
self,
id : String,
checkpoint : SessionCheckpoint,
) -> Unit raise @error.SessionError {
match checkpoint.metadata {
None =>
self.append_messages(id, checkpoint.from_index, checkpoint.messages[:])
Some(metadata) => {
let session = self.load(id)
let merged = session.messages.copy()
for msg in checkpoint.messages {
merged.push(msg)
}
self.save(id, { messages: merged, metadata, })
}
}
}