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Summary

  • move canonical OpenCode message cursors out of the eagerly parsed cursor core into 256 hash shards
  • add a separately sharded fingerprint-to-owner-set index so fork dedup loads only fingerprints relevant to the incremental DB batch
  • preserve native/WSL cursor isolation, legacy JSON-storage behavior, crash-safe generation rollback, and an inline downgrade checkpoint for older v2 readers
  • fail closed when both runtime generations are invalid instead of remigrating stale frozen cursor state
  • retain every same-session fingerprint owner so correcting one message cannot make a later fork copy count again

Why

The current cursor generation still eagerly parses and rewrites all OpenCode message history during routine sync, even though the SQLite reader normally returns one boundary/changed row.

Measured on the current 179,660-message store:

  • core.json: 61.05 MB
  • OpenCode message state: 57.1 MB
  • JSON parse: 203 ms
  • JSON stringify: 129 ms
  • process RSS after parse/stringify: 389 MB
  • routine incremental SQLite batch: 1 message

The existing candidate filter reduced the temporary fingerprint Map, but buildOpencodeFingerprintIndex() still scanned all 179,660 messages and the core still had to parse them first.

Design

Routine DB sync now loads only:

  1. message-key shards touched by the batch
  2. fingerprint-owner shards for current and previous fingerprints

The existing parser still owns signed corrections, attribution moves, and tombstones. Legacy JSON message storage materializes full state because it requires historical traversal.

Sharded generations use core-v3.json, which older v2 binaries reject. The manifest retains a frozen inline core.json checkpoint as previous, while current code uses rollback for runtime recovery. This prevents an older binary from opening an apparently valid core with an empty message index.

Validation

68 focused tests passed sequentially:

  • test/cursor-store.test.js: 22 passed
  • test/opencode-fork-dedup.test.js: 12 passed
  • test/multi-install-parser.test.js: 11 passed
  • test/opencode2-parser.test.js: 15 passed
  • test/kilo-parser.test.js: 6 passed
  • test/mimo-parser.test.js: 2 passed
  • syntax checks for all four changed source files
  • git diff --check

The focused tests cover two-run idempotence, bounded one-shard loading, native/WSL isolation, corruption rollback, downgrade compatibility, fork repair, in-place correction, and alternate same-session fingerprint ownership.

Deferred locally

The full repository suite and real 179,660-message after-migration RSS/timing benchmark were not run locally to avoid further memory pressure. GitHub CI will run the full suite on this PR. The baseline above is measured; no unmeasured after-result is claimed.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved OpenCode synchronization across multiple installations.
    • Preserved cursor state during recoverable sync retries.
    • Improved recovery from corrupted or incomplete sync data.
    • Fixed fork-copy deduplication so valid same-session messages are retained.
  • Performance

    • OpenCode message and fingerprint data now loads on demand, reducing unnecessary processing.
    • Improved synchronization reliability when processing large message histories.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The OpenCode sync path now uses namespace-aware sharded cursor storage. It adds lazy loading, integrity validation, rollback recovery, improved fork deduplication, and retry handling for multi-install parsing.

Changes

OpenCode cursor storage and validation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Sharded OpenCode cursor storage
src/lib/cursor-store.js, test/cursor-store.test.js
OpenCode messages and fingerprints use namespace-aware shards. The store supports lazy loading, migration, integrity checks, rollback generations, corruption handling, and shard cleanup. Tests cover migration, namespace isolation, and fallback recovery.

Fork deduplication integration

Layer / File(s) Summary
Fork deduplication integration
src/lib/rollout.js, test/opencode-fork-dedup.test.js
Fingerprint ownership retains all same-session owners. Incremental parsing loads bounded OpenCode state from the cursor store. Tests cover shard loading and corrected-message deduplication.

Namespace-aware sync and retry handling

Layer / File(s) Summary
Namespace-aware sync and retry handling
src/commands/sync.js, src/lib/multi-install-parser.js, test/multi-install-parser.test.js
Sync preloads message files, selects flat or install-specific namespaces, materializes required state, passes the cursor store into parsing, and retries cursor-store retry errors without restoring stale cursor state.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to 5b016

The PR changes OpenCode fork-dedup ownership handling, but the current implementation can classify a message as a fork copy before checking that the message itself owns the fingerprint, potentially releasing valid ownership and causing duplicate usage aggregation. This is a material data-correctness risk, so the PR is not merge-ready until owner scanning is corrected and regression-tested.

Suggested reviewers: xiufengsun

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Sync
  participant MultiInstallParse
  participant ParseOpenCode
  participant CursorStore
  participant OpenCodeDatabase

  Sync->>CursorStore: Materialize namespace state
  Sync->>MultiInstallParse: Pass message files and namespace
  MultiInstallParse->>ParseOpenCode: Parse install data
  ParseOpenCode->>OpenCodeDatabase: Parse incremental messages
  OpenCodeDatabase->>CursorStore: Load message and fingerprint shards
  CursorStore-->>OpenCodeDatabase: Return validated state
  MultiInstallParse-->>Sync: Retry cursor-store retry errors
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src/commands/sync.js (1)

1207-1207: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial

Run the OpenCode migration fixture twice.

materializeAllOpencodeState() loads all shards before multiInstallParse, and commit rewrites the namespaces. A second unchanged cmdSync can expose state pollution. Assert unchanged namespaces, queue totals, and bucket keys.

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In `@src/commands/sync.js` at line 1207, Update the sync test covering
cursorStore.materializeAllOpencodeState() to run the OpenCode migration fixture
through cmdSync twice without changes, then assert that namespaces, queue
totals, and bucket keys remain unchanged after the second run.

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In `@src/lib/rollout.js`:
- Line 3416: Update the fingerprint-owner scan containing the return expression
so a same-session owner does not terminate the scan; continue checking later
owners and return true when any owner is from a different session, while
preserving the existing message-key exclusion behavior.

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In `@src/commands/sync.js`:
- Line 1207: Update the sync test covering
cursorStore.materializeAllOpencodeState() to run the OpenCode migration fixture
through cmdSync twice without changes, then assert that namespaces, queue
totals, and bucket keys remain unchanged after the second run.
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In `@src/lib/rollout.js`:
- Line 3417: Update the owner-classification logic around the cross-session
check to scan every owner before deciding. Record any cross-session match,
continue iterating, immediately return false when owner equals messageKey, and
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const ownerSession = opencodeMessageKeySession(owner);
if (!ownerSession) continue;
if (owner === messageKey) return false;
if (ownerSession !== session) return true;

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Check all owners before classifying a message as a fork copy.

owners is iterated in insertion order. If a cross-session owner appears before messageKey, Line 3417 returns true and never reaches the self-owner guard at Line 3416. The current message is then treated as a fork copy even though it already owns the fingerprint. This can enter the deduped-copy path and release that ownership in recordOpencodeMessage.

Track the cross-session match, continue scanning, return false when owner === messageKey, and return the saved match after the loop. Add a regression with owners ordered as [crossSessionOwner, messageKey].

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+  let hasCrossSessionOwner = false;
   for (const owner of owners instanceof Set ? owners : [owners]) {
     const ownerSession = opencodeMessageKeySession(owner);
     if (!ownerSession) continue;
     if (owner === messageKey) return false;
-    if (ownerSession !== session) return true;
+    if (ownerSession !== session) hasCrossSessionOwner = true;
   }
-  return false;
+  return hasCrossSessionOwner;
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if (ownerSession !== session) return true;
let hasCrossSessionOwner = false;
for (const owner of owners instanceof Set ? owners : [owners]) {
const ownerSession = opencodeMessageKeySession(owner);
if (!ownerSession) continue;
if (owner === messageKey) return false;
if (ownerSession !== session) hasCrossSessionOwner = true;
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In `@src/lib/rollout.js` at line 3417, Update the owner-classification logic
around the cross-session check to scan every owner before deciding. Record any
cross-session match, continue iterating, immediately return false when owner
equals messageKey, and return the saved cross-session result only after the
loop; add a regression covering owners ordered as [crossSessionOwner,
messageKey].

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Exact head 5b01653a0913d3a2602eed894f99506f6f2ae59d still has an order-dependent owner-classification bug.

The fingerprint-owner scan must inspect every owner before deciding whether a fingerprint belongs to another session. An exact messageKey owner must force false regardless of whether a cross-session owner appeared earlier; otherwise owner order can classify the same message as a cross-session duplicate and drop it.

Please accumulate the cross-session result, return false immediately on an exact message-key owner, and decide only after the full scan. Add both owner orderings, including [crossSessionOwner, messageKey], plus a second unchanged migration sync to prove shard state stays idempotent.

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