Add on-device conversation memory (opt-in): Teams, Mail, Outlook, WhatsApp, Calendar, documents

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Proposal: #850

Summary

Adds conversation memory: an optional, on-device memory of the user's chats, mail, calendar and documents. When it is on and the user writes in a Microsoft Teams chat, a suggestion can draw on what was said earlier in that conversation (or in conversations with exactly the same people). Mail is synced and searchable, but mail replies get no conversation memory in this PR (see below). "See you tomorrow at …" can then complete with the time agreed three messages ago. Memory is off by default, and so is each of its sources.

This branch covers PRs 1–6 of the sequence in #850: the inference addition, the memory core, the sources, the suggestion integration and Settings. It is split into one commit per layer so it can be reviewed commit by commit. Answer cards are not included (see below).

What is read

Only local files of apps on this Mac, read-only and in place. It uses no Graph/Google APIs and no account access.

Source	Read from	Needs	Used in suggestions
Apple Mail	Envelope Index + .emlx files	Full Disk Access	synced and searchable; not yet: see follow-ups
Outlook	classic Outlook.sqlite, and New Outlook's HxStore.hxd	Full Disk Access	synced and searchable; not yet: see follow-ups
Microsoft Teams	the new client's IndexedDB/LevelDB cache	Full Disk Access	yes, when Teams exposes its window title
WhatsApp	ChatStorage.sqlite in its group container	Full Disk Access	synced and searchable; not yet: see follow-ups
Calendar	EventKit (every calendar the Calendar app shows)	Calendars permission	synced and searchable
Documents folder	.txt/.md in a folder the user picks	the folder	synced and searchable
iCloud Drive, Google Drive, OneDrive	PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, RTF, text under ~/Library/Mobile Documents and ~/Library/CloudStorage	Full Disk Access	synced and searchable

"Searchable" means in Settings → Memory → Playground. Suggestions use a source only in its own app; Calendar and documents mostly pay off with answers (next PR).

The Teams reader is a Swift port of parts of CCL Forensics' MIT-licensed ccl_chromium_reader (Snappy, LevelDB, IndexedDB, V8 values), credited in THIRD_PARTY_LICENSES.md. New Outlook's store is read with a small LZ4 decoder and record parser.

Where it is stored, and what leaves the Mac

• Stored in ~/Library/Application Support/<app name>/Memory/ (0700), per app identity, so the dev build and the release never share a store.
• Message text, senders, subjects, titles, conversation ids, participants, sync cursors and vectors are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM via MemoryVault. Its subkeys come from a 256-bit Keychain key (<bundle id>.memory, never synced).
  • Lookups and record ids use HMAC tags, so a known Message-ID or file path can't be tested against the file.
  • Not encrypted: timestamps, source names and per-message term counts, plus the settings file config.json (never-remember lists and the documents folder path included).
  • Delete All, Forget per source, retention and the never-remember lists are in the pane. Forget and Delete All first cancel the source's running sync and wait for it, so nothing deleted comes back.
• Embeddings are computed on-device with llama.cpp (Qwen3-Embedding-0.6B Q8_0, ~640 MB). The model is downloaded once from Hugging Face on request, pinned to a repository commit, size and SHA-256.
• Cloud drives: reading a document that is only online makes the drive's own app (iCloud, Google Drive, OneDrive, incl. SharePoint libraries under OneDrive-*) download it; Cotabby gives it back afterwards. A first sync of a large drive can therefore pull a lot of data through those apps. Cotabby itself sends nothing anywhere.
• Memory never reaches the OpenAI-compatible endpoint. MemoryRetriever returns nothing for it, SuggestionRequestFactory blanks it, and SuggestionEngineRouter drops any request still carrying it (memoryWithheldFromEndpoint). This is the same three-layer rule typing history uses.
• Under -cotabby-debug, llm-io.jsonl records full prompts, memory lines included, in plain text, as it already does for typing history.

How it works

• Inference patch (patches/cotabbyinference-upstream-pending.patch) adds CotabbyEmbeddingEngine and a reference-counted guard for llama.cpp's process-wide backend:

  • The engine has its own model and context with pooling, decodes in batches and clears the cells after each, so its memory use is fixed by the batch size.
  • Cancellation is a generation counter, so a cancel that lands while a call waits for the lock is not lost.
  • The guard lets the embedding and completion engines be loaded together; unloading one never frees the backend under the other.

  This needs a matching change in FuJacob/cotabbyinference. Until then it rides in the pending patch like the other pending APIs. The patch is main's patch plus only these additions.

• Store and engine (Services/Memory):

  • MemoryStore (SQLite), and MemoryEngine: ingest with exclusions, retention, mail-quote stripping and secret/one-time-code scrubbing; background indexing; scoped search. A stopped engine refuses writes.
  • FlatVectorIndex: half-precision rows and an exact Accelerate scan after filtering, so a scoped search never comes back short.
  • Hybrid ranking: vector plus BM25 over tagged terms, merged with reciprocal-rank fusion.
  • EmbeddingSchedulePolicy runs small deltas anytime and leaves backlogs to a plugged-in, idle, cool Mac outside Low Power Mode. It waits while a suggestion is generating: the router counts generations in flight and the controller reads that count.

• Sources (Services/Memory/Readers, Support/Memory):

  • One read-only, cursor-paged reader per source, driven by MemoryHistorySync: when a source is switched on, on demand, and every 15 minutes on AC.
  • A sync can be cancelled and awaited. A cancelled sync drops the page it was reading with its cursor.
  • Mail counts as the user's own only when it is in a Sent mailbox, and junk is skipped.
  • Mail is attacker-controlled input. EmailBodyExtractor bounds message, header, boundary, nesting and part sizes, and converts HTML in one linear pass rather than with regular expressions that rescan from every unclosed tag. A test with large adversarial bodies checks it stays fast.
  • Mail clients join threads by References/In-Reply-To and subject, which any sender controls. So an Apple Mail or classic Outlook conversation is one thread with one audience (MailAudience): a stranger folded into a thread, or a reply with someone new on it, becomes another conversation. Mail people are addresses, never display names or Reply-To. Only Mail's Sent mailbox or Outlook's outgoing flag makes a message the user's own, never its From address or name.
  • Readers never let two threads or audiences share a conversation. New Outlook's store has no thread id or recipients, so a conversation there is one topic with one sender, never a subject alone. The user's own New Outlook mail and mail without a sender each stay separate. A message without a thread id is its own conversation, never a shared bucket.
  • Teams group chats get a marker so they never share memory with a 1:1 chat.
  • The Full Disk Access check opens only these sources' own files.

• Scope rule: ConversationScopeResolver maps the focused app and window title to a conversation within that app's enabled sources (Teams' title is parsed for the open chat).

  • Titles match whole after normalization, never in part, and only within the focused app's sources.
  • Mail gets no conversation scope. A compose window's title is only the subject, which does not say who the mail is for, and everything in the body, the quoted original's header included, can be shaped by the other person (their display name, their text). No audience read from the body can be trusted, so Apple Mail and Outlook get no memory scope, and the engine never resolves a title in a mail source. Earlier revisions of this PR read the quote header; that is removed.
  • Chat groups (Teams and WhatsApp) carry a participant marker of their own, so a group never has exactly the people of a 1:1 chat or of another group.
  • Search covers that conversation, then only conversations with exactly the same people.
  • An unknown or ambiguous title returns nothing, never a guess.

• Suggestions:

  • MemoryRetriever (SuggestionMemoryProviding) answers from its cache and never makes a suggestion wait. A stale query starts a background lookup, and when new lines land for the focused conversation while nothing is shown, the coordinator offers a suggestion.
  • The base prompt gets an all-or-nothing Earlier in this conversation: section (priority 39, just above typing history). Apple's prompt gets an equivalent framed as quoted messages, not instructions.
  • A contact's name cannot start a new line or pass for "You".

• Settings → Memory:

  • On/off, with the model download and status.
  • Full Disk Access guidance: opens the list, reveals this copy in Finder, re-checks on activation.
  • Sources: readiness, counts, Sync Now, Forget, Calendar access.
  • Index settings and statistics: size, search and embedding latency, indexing rate.
  • Privacy: retention, never-remember lists, Delete All.
  • A Playground that shows what memory retrieves for a conversation and can add that conversation to the never-remember list.

• Calendars entitlement: reading events under the hardened runtime needs com.apple.security.personal-information.calendars and NSCalendarsFullAccessUsageDescription.

  • The app now has a checked-in Cotabby/Cotabby.entitlements, set as CODE_SIGN_ENTITLEMENTS in project.yml.
  • sign_local_app.py, kickstart.sh and the release workflow's re-sign all use it, so a re-sign keeps it.
  • The release workflow passes it with ${arr[@]+"${arr[@]}"} so an empty array stays safe under set -u on bash 3.2. I ran the signing loop with a stub codesign under /bin/bash 3.2.57. Please double-check against your signing setup.

Commits

1. Add an in-process embedding engine to the inference patch
2. Add conversation memory's encrypted store and engine
3. Read memory sources from their local stores on this Mac
4. Let suggestions use the earlier messages of the conversation
5. Add Settings -> Memory and start memory with the app
6. Document conversation memory
7. Require a mail reply's whole quote header to be the thread's people (follow-up to review)
8. Make an ambiguous expression explicit and give memory's main-actor classes a nonisolated deinit (CI's Xcode 26.3 / macOS 26 runtime)
9. Split expressions that older compilers type-check too slowly (CI's Xcode 26.3 test build)
10. Move the memory poll loop body out of its Task closure (same)
11. Keep deleted memory out of caches and stale writes, and starts in order (review-bot follow-ups)
12. Make the memory readers reconcile, retry and survive bad input (review-bot follow-ups)
13. Accept only an unambiguous client quote header, and close cache races (security review)
14. Give mail no conversation scope from its body (security review; supersedes the quote-header scope of 7 and 13)
15. Fix the memory issues Draft answers from memory on a card at the caret, and give mail replies their thread (stacked on #871) #872's review found in Add on-device conversation memory (opt-in): Teams, Mail, Outlook, WhatsApp, Calendar, documents #871's files

Each commit builds (build-for-testing) on its own. Cotabby.xcodeproj is regenerated with XcodeGen in each, so the drift gate stays clean.

Not included / follow-ups

• Answer cards: the next PR, stacked on this one. It covers drafting an answer from memory, free/busy answers from Calendar, the card itself and "Use for answers" per source.
• WhatsApp in suggestions: the scope uses the focused field's window title, which is what main exposes today. WhatsApp's window is always titled "WhatsApp", a generic title, so WhatsApp chats get no memory in suggestions yet. Its history is still synced and searchable in the Playground. Electron/WebView apps sometimes don't link the field to its window either, which can affect Teams. Reading the open chat's name from WhatsApp's header and the app's focused-window title is a separate, small change that also serves per-window choices.
• Mail-reply memory: deferred to a follow-up that names the conversation from the compose window's own To and Cc fields, read through Accessibility (Mail exposes them as Mail.toField / Mail.ccField; Outlook's reply window has equivalents). Those are what the user is sending to, and the sender of the original cannot write them. Until then mail is synced, stored per thread and audience (MailAudience), and searchable in the Playground, but no mail gets memory in suggestions. The supported case in this PR is chats: Teams, by its window title.
• Left out because their hosts aren't on main: the per-window memory switch in the field-icon popup, and pausing memory under performance pressure.
• For chats the window title is the only evidence of the conversation. A title shared by two stored conversations gives no memory. But if only one of a same-named group and 1:1 chat is stored, the title cannot tell which one the window shows.
• config.json (never-remember lists, documents folder path) is plain JSON. Sealing it is a possible follow-up.
• Per-drive "skip online-only files" option: possible follow-up.

Test plan

• bash scripts/prepare_cotabby_workspace.sh build/deps from scratch with the new patch: applies cleanly to the pinned revision.
• Build Cotabby and Cotabby Dev (Debug, unsigned): succeeded. Each of the 6 commits passes build-for-testing on its own.
• Full suite: 2926 tests, 0 unexpected failures. The one failure is the environment-dependent AXTextGeometryResolverTests.test_resolveCaretRect_returnsRealGeometry_forNativeTextField, which also skips or passes depending on Accessibility access in the test run; this branch does not touch it. The branch adds test functions including:
  • a cancelled sync stops at its last stored page and drops the page it was reading;
  • a stopped engine stores nothing;
  • a partial title is not the conversation;
  • a WhatsApp group with one other member never widens into the 1:1 chat with them;
  • a subject alone never merges New Outlook threads or audiences, and a mail without a thread id is its own conversation;
  • a mail reply with a perfect quote header gets no memory (resolver, retriever and engine);
  • a spoofed From with the user's address or a stranger using a known display name is neither "from me" nor merged into the thread's people;
  • adversarial HTML and pathological MIME are converted within a time bound;
  • a hostile sender name cannot forge a line;
  • the router counts generations in flight;
  • a deleted message is never served from the retriever's cache, a lookup that started before a Forget lands nowhere, and nothing cached survives memory being switched off and on; a message edited, moved or deleted while it was being embedded keeps its new state;
  • an engine start made stale by switching memory off and on never attaches, and stored memory can be deleted while memory is off;
  • a note or cloud document read whole loses its removed parts, a deleted one is forgotten only from a complete listing, and an unreadable cloud file is tried again on the next sync.
• MemoryEngineTests.test_indexedMessagesAreFoundByMeaningWithinTheirScope with the real Qwen3-Embedding-0.6B Q8_0 (TEST_RUNNER_COTABBY_TEST_EMBEDDING_MODEL_PATH): passed. This covers the native embedding engine, indexing and scoped search end to end.
• SwiftLint 0.63.2 --strict over the repo: no violations.
• xcodegen generate leaves the committed project unchanged.
• Release workflow signing loop under /bin/bash 3.2 with set -euo pipefail and a stub codesign: frameworks are signed without, and the app with, --entitlements.
• Manual: switch Memory on, download the model, enable Teams, write in a stored chat and check that the suggestion uses an earlier message; enable Apple Mail and check that a reply gets no memory and that Settings → Memory → Playground finds the thread. Not yet run on this branch.
• Manual: a release-signed build keeps the Calendars entitlement (codesign -d --entitlements - Cotabby.app), and Calendar access can be granted from the pane.
• Recall eval (test_reportRecallSuite, Release, local model) with and without COTABBY_EVAL_NO_MEMORY=1 over the five new memory cases. Three of them are WhatsApp-shaped: they test the prompt, not the WhatsApp scope.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added optional, encrypted on-device conversation memory that can provide relevant context for suggestions.
  • Search and manage memory from Settings, with controls for supported chat, mail, calendar, document-folder, and cloud-drive sources.
  • Configure privacy, retention, indexing, and conversation exclusions; inspect search results in the Memory Playground.
• Privacy
  • Memory is off by default, and conversation snippets are not sent to compatible external suggestion endpoints.
• Permissions
  • Calendar access is available for the Calendar source; some history sources require Full Disk Access.

Confidence Score: 2/5

The PR needs fixes before merging because cloud edits can stay missing and the earlier deletion and repeated-download findings remain open.

Findings

1.  Cloud edits stay missing ▶
2.  Deletion removes an open database ▶
3.  Unchanged files download again ▶

Summary

Adds opt-in, encrypted conversation memory with local readers, on-device search, Teams suggestion context, and Settings controls.

• Cotabby stores local history and searches it by meaning and keywords.
• Local chat, mail, calendar, and document history can be indexed for search.
• Teams suggestions can use earlier messages from the same conversation.
• Settings → Memory lets users control sources, privacy, and indexing.
• Calendar memory keeps its permission when the app is signed.

Diagram

%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
  Sources[Enabled local sources] --> Readers[Read history and documents]
  Readers --> Engine[Scrub and store messages]
  Engine --> Store[Encrypted SQLite store]
  Store --> Index[On-device embeddings and keyword search]
  Teams[Focused Teams conversation] --> Retriever[Read cached conversation context]
  Index --> Retriever
  Retriever --> Local[Local suggestion model]
  Retriever --> Block[No memory sent to endpoint]

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📝 Walkthrough

Conversation memory is added as an opt-in, on-device subsystem. It reads selected local sources, stores encrypted records, builds an embedding index, retrieves scoped snippets, and supplies them to local suggestions. The change also adds settings, permissions, tests, documentation, inference support, and calendar signing support.

Changes: Conversation Memory

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Embedding and inference support patches/cotabbyinference-upstream-pending.patch	Adds an embedding API, shared llama backend management, token healing, cache checkpoints, cancellation handling, diagnostics, and inference tests.
Memory contracts, storage, and indexing Cotabby/Models/Memory/*, Cotabby/Services/Memory/Store/*, Cotabby/Services/Memory/Embedding/*, Cotabby/Services/Memory/Index/*, Cotabby/Support/Memory/*	Adds memory models, encrypted SQLite storage, HMAC identifiers, vector indexing, text processing, embedding scheduling, and engine lifecycle behavior.
History readers and synchronization Cotabby/Services/Memory/Readers/*, Cotabby/Services/Memory/MemoryHistorySync.swift	Adds readers for WhatsApp, Mail, Outlook, Teams, Calendar, documents, and cloud drives. Adds readiness checks, cursors, pagination, cleanup, and periodic synchronization.
Scoped retrieval and suggestion flow Cotabby/Support/Memory/ConversationScopeResolver.swift, Cotabby/Services/Memory/MemoryRetriever.swift, Cotabby/Support/Prompting/*, Cotabby/Support/Suggestion/*, Cotabby/App/Coordinators/Suggestion/*, Cotabby/Services/Runtime/SuggestionEngineRouter.swift	Adds conversation-scope resolution, cached retrieval, memory prompt sections, local request propagation, readiness-triggered prediction, and endpoint suppression.
Settings and application wiring Cotabby/App/Core/*, Cotabby/App/Coordinators/SettingsCoordinator.swift, Cotabby/UI/Settings/*, CotabbyInfo.plist, Cotabby/Cotabby.entitlements	Connects memory services to application startup and termination. Adds the Memory settings category, engine controls, source controls, indexing and privacy settings, playground search, and calendar permission declarations.
Validation and documentation CotabbyTests/Services/Memory/*, CotabbyTests/Support/Memory/*, CotabbyTests/App/*, CotabbyTests/Evals/*, README.md, AGENTS.md, ARCHITECTURE.md, SOURCE_LAYOUT.md, THIRD_PARTY_LICENSES.md	Adds tests for readers, storage, indexing, retrieval, parsers, suggestion integration, and endpoint suppression. Documents the feature, source layout, architecture, privacy behavior, and third-party license.

Calendar signing entitlements

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Calendar entitlement and signing flow Cotabby/Cotabby.entitlements, project.yml, scripts/kickstart.sh, scripts/sign_local_app.py, .github/workflows/release.yml	Enables the calendar entitlement for the app and passes it when signing the top-level bundle. Nested code remains signed without the app entitlement.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 535a4

If a folder is briefly unreadable during a sync, older notes and cloud documents in it can be silently left out of memory after access returns. Two smaller issues are still open: a race when memory is toggled off and on quickly, and stale message attribution in the index. Address the cursor behavior before merging.

Pre-merge checks: 4 · 1

Failed checks: 1 warning

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Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 38.20% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 644 functions across 68 files.	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

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Cotabby/Services/Memory/Readers/OutlookHxStore/HxStoreFile.swift: 1

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Remove the two one-file folders added under Services/Memory. Each of these folders contains one file in this PR. The repository layout rules forbid this.

• Cotabby/Services/Memory/Readers/OutlookHxStore/HxStoreFile.swift#L21-L21: move the file to Readers/, or keep the folder and move HxStoreRecordParser.swift and LZ4BlockDecoder.swift into it as well.
• Cotabby/Services/Memory/Calendar/EventKitCalendar.swift#L18-L18: move the file to Services/Memory/ or into Readers/ next to CalendarHistoryReader.swift.

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Remove the one-file folders by moving HxStoreFile.swift to Readers/ and
EventKitCalendar.swift to Services/Memory/ or alongside
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @Cotabby/Services/Memory/Calendar/EventKitCalendar.swift:
- Line 52: Update EventKitCalendar’s calendar history reader to reconcile the
full read window: return live conversation IDs to remove deleted event series
and mark fully read series as completeConversations so MemoryEngine.ingest
removes stale occurrence records within surviving series.

Review comments at @Cotabby/Services/Memory/MemoryControlModel.swift:
- Around line 189-203: Update MemoryControlModel.runSearch so only the latest
search can update playgroundResult or set isSearching to false. Track a search
generation or cancel the previous task, and ignore stale results when a newer
search has started.

Review comments at @Cotabby/Services/Memory/MemoryEngine.swift:
- Line 75: Protect MemoryEngine’s onStatusChange callback from concurrent access
by storing it in a private backing property and synchronizing reads and writes
with statusLock. Update updateStatus to capture the callback while holding the
lock, then invoke the captured callback after unlocking.

Review comments at @Cotabby/Services/Memory/MemoryEngineController.swift:
- Around line 148-178: Add a start-generation counter to MemoryEngineController
and capture its value in start() before launching asynchronous work. Before
attaching a completed engine, verify its generation is still current and no
engine is already attached; stop stale engines instead. Increment the generation
in stop() to invalidate pending starts, and only update failure state when the
failing start’s generation remains current.

Review comments at @Cotabby/Services/Memory/MemoryRetriever.swift:
- Around line 52-64: Update MemoryRetriever.updateSources so changes to source
data, including stats-only changes after deletion or exclusion, invalidate cache
and latestByScope instead of relying only on the derived bundle map. Also
prevent an in-flight lookup from repopulating stale results after invalidation
by tracking a generation and discarding results from an earlier generation.

Review comments at
@Cotabby/Services/Memory/Readers/AppleMailHistoryReader.swift:
- Around line 36-38: Update EmlxFileIndex and the fileIndex lookup in
AppleMailHistoryReader so they track the highest ROWID actually present in the
built map and rebuild when a needed ROWID exceeds it. Pass the ROWIDs of rows
that require .emlx files into the lookup, while preserving the existing behavior
when no rows need files.

Review comments at
@Cotabby/Services/Memory/Readers/DocumentsHistoryReader.swift:
- Around line 74-75: Update DocumentsHistoryReader’s page-building logic to
track each processed relative file path in a complete set and pass it as
completeConversations in MemoryReadPage, so records for paragraphs removed from
a changed file are pruned. Implement liveConversationIDs() to return nil unless
readiness() is .ready, and otherwise return the relative paths of all supported
files under root using the same path convention.

Review comments at
@Cotabby/Services/Memory/Readers/TeamsIndexedDB/IndexedDBReader.swift:
- Line 134: Split the mixed shift-and-OR expression assigned to `first` into
explicitly typed intermediate values for the database, store, and index bits,
then combine them and convert the result to `UInt8`.

Review comments at
@Cotabby/Services/Memory/Readers/TeamsIndexedDB/LevelDBReader.swift:
- Around line 242-251: Update both sequence calculations in the batch-reading
switch to use wrapping addition, preventing overflow traps when a corrupt batch
header contains a sequence near UInt64.max. Apply this to the resolver.add calls
in cases 0 and 1; leave other batch parsing behavior unchanged.

Review comments at @Cotabby/Support/Memory/DocumentSections.swift:
- Around line 42-59: Update DocumentSections.pieces to use a limited index check
instead of recounting the remaining Substring on each iteration, and lazily
flatten paragraphs when generating pieces so the 400-section limit can stop
generation early.

Review comments at @Cotabby/Support/Memory/HxStoreRecordParser.swift:
- Around line 263-267: Mark the private String extension containing
utf16LittleEndianBytes as nonisolated so HxStoreRecordParser.parse can access
the property from a nonisolated context without actor-isolation warnings.

Review comments at @Cotabby/UI/Settings/Panes/Memory/FullDiskAccessRow.swift:
- Around line 23-25: Update the Full Disk Access explanation in the Text view to
describe the grant as needed for all supported mail and chat sources, or
explicitly name WhatsApp, Mail, Outlook, and Teams. Preserve the existing
guidance about adding Cotabby to the list and handling the restart prompt.

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- Line 21: Remove the one-file folders by moving HxStoreFile.swift to Readers/
and EventKitCalendar.swift to Services/Memory/ or alongside
CalendarHistoryReader.swift in Readers/. Alternatively, keep OutlookHxStore only
if HxStoreRecordParser.swift and LZ4BlockDecoder.swift are moved into it as
well. Regenerate the project after the moves.

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• Cotabby/Services/Memory/Readers/CalendarHistoryReader.swift
• Cotabby/Services/Memory/Readers/CloudDocuments/CloudDriveReader.swift
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Review comments at @Cotabby/Services/Memory/MemoryEngineController.swift:
- Around line 148-150: Keep the in-flight start task reachable when `stop()`
invalidates it, and have the next `start()` await both the prior start and its
stop cleanup before invoking the engine factory. Update
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until the first start is no longer blocked.

Review comments at @Cotabby/Services/Memory/Readers/CalendarHistoryReader.swift:
- Around line 64-68: Update CalendarHistoryReader’s changed-series path to
derive complete from the changed series IDs, so empty-title events do not omit a
series. Add a shared conversation-ID helper in CalendarEventText and use it both
when creating records and when building complete.

Review comments at @Cotabby/Services/Memory/Store/MemoryStore.swift:
- Around line 321-324: Update the staleness guard in saveIndexEntries to select
and compare is_from_me alongside text_tag and conv_key, matching it to
message.isFromMe before saving index entries. Keep the existing behavior of
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

A start that follows stop() does not wait for the stale start, so two engines can load and index at once.

stop() clears startTask (Line 150). The next start() therefore reads previous == nil (Line 199) and does not wait for the earlier start. Suppose the user switches memory off and on during a slow model load. Then defaultEngineFactory runs twice at the same time. Each run opens its own MemoryStore on the same file, loads the embedding model (about 640 MB), and calls engine.start(). That call runs invalidateVectors, purgeForPrivacy, and the indexing loop. The stale engine is stopped only after its factory returns. On a store that does not exist yet, both checkKey() calls can try INSERT INTO meta ... 'key_check'. The second insert then fails, and the current start reports .failed. The doc comment at Lines 42-43 says two engines never hold the store at once, and this path breaks that guarantee.

Keep the pending start reachable for the next start(). For example, store the task that stop() returns, and await it in start() before the factory runs:

private var stopping: Task<Void, Never>?
// in stop():   let task = Task.detached { ... }; stopping = task; return task
// in start():  let previous = startTask; let stopping = self.stopping
//              startTask = Task { await previous?.value; await stopping?.value; ... }

test_aStartMadeStaleByAStopNeverAttaches currently expects the second start to reach .running while the first start is still blocked. Update that test to match the new ordering.

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Keep the in-flight start task reachable when `stop()` invalidates it, and have
the next `start()` await both the prior start and its stop cleanup before
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

🔎 Supported by static analysis

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rg -n -F --glob '*.swift' -e 'CalendarHistoryReader' -e 'CalendarEventText.record' -e 'complete' Cotabby Tests || test "$?" -eq 1
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Build complete from changed series IDs.

CalendarEventText.record keeps cancelled events, so cancellation does not return nil. It returns nil when the event title is empty. If every event in a changed series has an empty title, complete omits that series and its old memory record can remain.

Use a shared conversation-ID helper so both paths use the same mapping.

Suggested fix

+    static func conversationID(forSeriesID seriesID: String) -> String {
+        "event:" + seriesID
+    }
+
     static func record(_ event: CalendarEventSnapshot, timeZone: TimeZone = .current) -> MemoryIngestRecord? {
         let title = event.title.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespacesAndNewlines)
         guard !title.isEmpty else { return nil }
         let people = ([event.organizer].compactMap { $0 } + event.attendees).filter { !$0.isCurrentUser }
         let participants = Set(people.compactMap(\.email).filter { !$0.isEmpty }).sorted()
         return MemoryIngestRecord(
             sourceMessageID: event.id,
-            conversationID: "event:" + event.seriesID,
+            conversationID: conversationID(forSeriesID: event.seriesID),
             conversationTitle: title,
             sender: sender,
             isFromMe: false,

-            complete = Set(read.compactMap { CalendarEventText.record($0)?.conversationID })
+            complete = Set(series.map { CalendarEventText.conversationID(forSeriesID: $0) })

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Review comment at @Cotabby/Services/Memory/Readers/CalendarHistoryReader.swift
around lines 64 - 68:
Update CalendarHistoryReader’s changed-series path to derive complete from the
changed series IDs, so empty-title events do not omit a series. Add a shared
conversation-ID helper in CalendarEventText and use it both when creating
records and when building complete.

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Check is_from_me in the saveIndexEntries staleness guard too.

upsert treats a change of ownership as a change (Line 200). For that change it removes the message's index entries and sets indexed = 0. The text_tag stays the same, because the tag covers only sender, subject and text. saveIndexEntries compares only text_tag and conv_key. So when a step read the message before the ownership change, its snapshot still passes the guard. The step then saves vectors built from the old isFromMe (PassageChunker.passageText uses it) and marks the message indexed = 1. The message is then never embedded again with the corrected attribution.

Proposed fix

--- "a/Cotabby/Services/Memory/Store/MemoryStore.swift"
+++ "b/Cotabby/Services/Memory/Store/MemoryStore.swift"
@@ -318,10 +318,11 @@
             var saved = Set<String>()
             for entry in entries {
                 let message = entry.message
                 guard let current = try database.rows(
-                    "SELECT text_tag, conv_key FROM messages WHERE record_id = ?", [.text(message.recordID)]
+                    "SELECT text_tag, conv_key, is_from_me FROM messages WHERE record_id = ?", [.text(message.recordID)]
                 ).first, current["text_tag"]?.string == message.textTag,
-                    current["conv_key"]?.string == message.conversationKey else { continue }
+                    current["conv_key"]?.string == message.conversationKey,
+                    ((current["is_from_me"]?.int ?? 0) != 0) == message.isFromMe else { continue }
                 try removeIndexEntries(recordIDs: [message.recordID])
                 for passage in entry.passages {
                     let bytes = passage.vector.withUnsafeBufferPointer { Data(buffer: $0) }

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	guard let current = try database.rows(
	"SELECT text_tag, conv_key FROM messages WHERE record_id = ?", [.text(message.recordID)]
	).first, current["text_tag"]?.string == message.textTag,
	current["conv_key"]?.string == message.conversationKey else { continue }
	guard let current = try database.rows(
	"SELECT text_tag, conv_key, is_from_me FROM messages WHERE record_id = ?", [.text(message.recordID)]
	).first, current["text_tag"]?.string == message.textTag,
	current["conv_key"]?.string == message.conversationKey,
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Review comment at @Cotabby/Services/Memory/Store/MemoryStore.swift around lines
321 - 324:
Update the staleness guard in saveIndexEntries to select and compare is_from_me
alongside text_tag and conv_key, matching it to message.isFromMe before saving
index entries. Keep the existing behavior of skipping stale messages.

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Deletion removes an open database

deleteMemoryData() can delete a newer engine's open database. While deletion waits for an earlier startup, the user can switch Memory off and on again. stop() clears startTask, so the new startup can open the store without waiting for deletion. Deletion then removes its database and journal files, causing sync failures or lost writes.

Keep startup, shutdown, and file deletion in one ordered chain. Prevent another startup until deletion finishes.

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@Cotabby/Services/Memory/Readers/CloudDocuments/CloudDriveReader.swift:
- Around line 73-74: In CloudDriveReader.read, retain the completeness status
from documentListing() and prevent cursor advancement when enumeration is
incomplete; at DocumentsHistoryReader line 40, check listing.isComplete before
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• Cotabby/Services/Memory/Readers/DocumentsHistoryReader.swift
• Cotabby/Services/Memory/Readers/TeamsIndexedDB/IndexedDBReader.swift
• Cotabby/Services/Memory/Store/MemoryStore.swift
• Cotabby/UI/Settings/Panes/Memory/MemoryIndexSection.swift
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Do not advance document cursors after a partial listing. Both readers can save a cursor based on accessible files while an inaccessible subfolder contains older, unchanged files. When access returns, the cursor filter excludes those files until they change.

• Cotabby/Services/Memory/Readers/CloudDocuments/CloudDriveReader.swift#L73-L74: retain documentListing().isComplete in read and prevent cursor advancement when enumeration is incomplete.
• Cotabby/Services/Memory/Readers/DocumentsHistoryReader.swift#L40-L40: check listing.isComplete before filtering files or advancing the cursor.

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• Cotabby/Services/Memory/Readers/DocumentsHistoryReader.swift#L40-L40

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In CloudDriveReader.read, retain the completeness status from documentListing()
and prevent cursor advancement when enumeration is incomplete; at
DocumentsHistoryReader line 40, check listing.isComplete before filtering files
or advancing the cursor. Update both listed sites so incomplete listings cannot
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Unchanged files download again

CloudDriveReader now uses attributeModificationDate to decide which files need another read, but saves the date captured before reading them. If downloading or evicting an online-only file advances that date, the next page or sync includes the unchanged file again. Reading it downloads and evicts it again, so a large drive can repeat this expensive work every 15 minutes.

Track successfully read file versions separately from metadata changes caused by downloading and eviction.

[senadaruc]

Pushed a fix for the cloud-drive reader. Its cursor keys on a file's later modification or status-change time, so a file moved in with an old date still arrives. But reading an online-only file downloads it and then gives it back, and giving it back moves the status-change time past the cursor, so every sync on AC power downloaded every online-only file again.

The cursor now also remembers (as short hashes) which files the reader read while they were online-only. While such a file is still online-only, only its modification time counts: an edit brings it back, our own eviction does not. Files moved or renamed in have a new id and files the user downloaded are no longer online-only, so both keep the arrival rule. Cursors written before this change still decode.

The new test fakes the file attributes, since File Provider placeholders can't be created in a test, so I haven't checked this against a real Drive or iCloud folder.

[greptile-apps]

Cloud edits stay missing

For files in evicted, read now compares the modification time against the drive-wide after value. Other files can advance that value using their local status-change time.

If a cloud edit arrives after an offline period with a server modification time behind after, this code skips it even if its local status-change time moved forward. Memory keeps the old text, and later syncs keep skipping the edit. Save and compare each file's last-read version instead of comparing these files against the shared cursor.