- Updated user agent and openrouter titles in packages/ai from Oh-My-Pi to omp.
- Integrated getOpenRouterHeaders into image generation tool requests in packages/coding-agent.
- Updated provider documentation and test assertions to reflect the rebrand.
An interrupted fastembed model download leaves <cacheDir>/<model>/ with
sidecars and a truncated model.onnx_data but no model.onnx. Upstream
retrieveModel short-circuits on the existing dir (and reuses a leftover
partial <model>.tar.gz), so FlagEmbedding.init throws "Model file not
found at .../model.onnx" every session: semantic recall silently dies
machine-wide and reconcileEmbeddingModel re-enqueues the same
never-embeddable rows on every store open.
quarantineCorruptModelFile only matched "Protobuf parsing failed", never
this partial-extraction variant. Add clearIncompleteModelCache: a
"Model file not found" init failure now removes the incomplete model dir
and the leftover partial archive (containment-guarded to a direct child
of the fastembed cache root) and retries init exactly once, so the next
attempt re-downloads cleanly and recall self-heals.
Fixes#7916
- mnemopi provider parity 'diagnose, validate, graph' does ~6.7s of real
work under bun --parallel=8 on loaded runners; raised its per-test
timeout to 30s (default 5s flaked twice in three CI runs).
- utils LRUCache updateAgeOnGet drove a 30ms TTL with real 20ms sleeps
(10ms margin); now drives performance.now() via a mocked clock, so the
contract is asserted deterministically with no wall-clock wait.
- Implemented in-house, zero-dependency utility modules in `pi-utils` covering DOM manipulation, markdown parsing, templating, browser automation helpers, and terminal buffers.
- Migrated packages across the repository to consume the new internal utilities and `omptype` schema validators instead of external dependencies.
- Removed multiple external runtime and development dependencies including Zod, Marked, LRU cache, Turndown, and Puppeteer browser packages.
- Introduce `@oh-my-pi/omptype` as a new ArkType-compatible schema validation package featuring a lazy JIT runtime, JSON Schema emission, and compatibility adapters.
- Replace `arktype` across workspace packages and test utilities with `@oh-my-pi/omptype`.
- Add benchmark suites, tests, and documentation for the new validation engine and adapters.
- Update workspace build, test runner, and release configurations to include the new package.
The auto-merge during conflict resolution placed the page-size Added
section under [17.2.3] (which already had the upstream's think-block
fix) and left an empty ### Fixed header. Move the Added section back
under [Unreleased] where it belongs; drop the empty header.
No code changes.
- Restricted the reasoning-wrapper removal to leading <think> blocks so a
literal think tag after real content is preserved instead of deleted.
- Added coverage asserting mid-content think tags survive cleanOutput.
Fixes#7231
- Removed MiniMax-style think wrappers in cleanOutput so reasoning-model
responses no longer leak into consolidation summaries or corrupt fact
extraction (the wrapper previously survived parsing and every stored fact
became reasoning prose).
- Added remote consolidation and remote extraction regression coverage.
Fixes#7231
Six suites build a real DB under a temp dir and then `rmSync` it in
`afterEach`. Each leaked its own one-shot statement the same way the source
did, so the teardown hit EBUSY on Windows and failed tests whose assertions
had already passed.
Only the suites that touch a file-backed DB are changed. The remaining
`prepare()` calls in the package tests run against `:memory:`, where there
is nothing to unlink and no cleanup to fail.
Every `db.prepare(...)` in the package was a one-shot: prepared, stepped
once via run/get/all, then dropped without `finalize()`. There were 65 such
sites and no `finalize()` call anywhere. An unfinalized statement keeps the
SQLite connection alive, so `BeamMemory.close()` -> `closeQuietly(db)` ->
`db.close()` never released the file. `closeQuietly` swallows the error;
calling `db.close(true)` instead surfaces "database is locked".
One-shot writes now go through `db.run(sql, params)`, which prepares and
finalizes internally. Statements that are read from, or reused across a
loop, are bound with `using` so they are finalized when they leave scope.
On Windows the effect is user-visible beyond tests: the memory DB and its
`-wal`/`-shm` sidecars stay locked after mnemopi closes them, so the file
cannot be deleted, moved, or rotated. On POSIX the leak is silent because
open files can be unlinked.
The new suite pins both halves: that `db.close(true)` does not throw after
the store paths run, and that a closed bank leaves no `-wal`/`-shm` behind
and can be deleted. All three cases fail on the unfixed sources.
Same class as 14252e71c and #6762, neither of which covered this package.
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