fix(memory-core): yield event loop during fallback vector search (#81172) by nitinjwadhawan · Pull Request #83758 · openclaw/openclaw

nitinjwadhawan · 2026-05-18T20:56:49Z

Summary

Problem: memory_search's fallback vector path scans every row of the chunks table with a synchronous JS-side cosine-similarity loop. With no usable sqlite-vec index (extension missing, dimension mismatch with the active embedding model, or build in progress) and a large memory corpus, that loop pins the Node.js main thread for tens of seconds. The Discord/Telegram gateway misses heartbeats, the gateway connection closes, and the agent appears hung — exactly the symptom reported in memory-core: memory_search blocks event loop for 60+ seconds — Discord gateway closes, agents hang #81172 (event loop delay reaching 62,746 ms, gateway timeout, agent unresponsive).
Why it matters: 17 agents affected in the reporter's fleet, 100% reproducible on Discord DMs, requires watchdog-driven restart to recover. Same root-cause family as the related closed bugs ([Bug]: Active-memory embedded sub-agent run blocks event loop, starving Telegram polling — agent goes permanently unresponsive #65517, [Bug]: Embedded run timeout leaves zombie handle blocking heartbeat delivery #52231) but the fallback vector path was not previously yielded.
What changed: searchChunksByEmbedding now scans rows in bounded LIMIT 256 batches using a rowid > lastRowid cursor, and awaits setImmediate(...) between batches so timers, gateway sockets, and other event-loop work can interleave. Also keeps the prepared statement rooted in a local so node:sqlite cannot finalize it mid-scan (a latent race that yielding would otherwise surface deterministically).
What did NOT change (scope boundary): the sqlite-vec fast path, FTS keyword search, hybrid merge, temporal decay, MMR, or any scoring logic. Same cosine algorithm, same top-K selection, same result ordering. The fix is purely cooperative scheduling for the fallback path.

Change Type

Scope

Memory / storage
Skills / tool execution

Linked Issue/PR

Closes memory-core: memory_search blocks event loop for 60+ seconds — Discord gateway closes, agents hang #81172
Related: fix(memory): yield during session indexing #76978 (precedent — setImmediate-based yielding during session indexing, merged 5/10), [Bug]: Active-memory embedded sub-agent run blocks event loop, starving Telegram polling — agent goes permanently unresponsive #65517, [Bug]: Embedded run timeout leaves zombie handle blocking heartbeat delivery #52231 (closed — same event-loop-starvation family)
This PR fixes a bug or regression

Root Cause

Root cause: extensions/memory-core/src/memory/manager-search.ts:searchChunksByEmbedding performed a single anonymous db.prepare(...).iterate(...) chain followed by for (const row of rows) { cosineSimilarity(...); parseEmbedding(...) }. The loop was synchronous: every row was parsed and scored in one un-yielded JS tick. For a corpus with thousands of chunks × 768/1536-dim embeddings, the per-row work (JSON.parse of a ~6 KB embedding string + 2N float multiplies) compounds to multi-second windows where no other event-loop task can run. Discord/Telegram gateway WebSocket heartbeats miss their deadline → connection closes → agent appears hung.
Missing detection/guardrail: There was no contract test asserting that fallback memory search yields to the event loop; the existing test ("streams fallback chunk scoring without materializing candidates") stub-spied db.prepare to throw on .all() and used .iterate(), which made the test green even though the production path could pin the main thread for arbitrary durations.
Contributing context: Same class of bug as fix(memory): yield during session indexing #76978 (session-indexing batches starving the event loop), which already introduced the cooperative-yielding pattern in manager-sync-ops.ts:createSessionSyncYield / SESSION_SYNC_YIELD_EVERY. This PR ports that pattern to the search fallback path.

Regression Test Plan

Coverage level that should have caught this:
- Unit test
Target tests (all in extensions/memory-core/src/memory/manager-search.test.ts):
- batches fallback chunk scoring without materializing all candidates — existing test rewritten to assert the bounded LIMIT 256 cadence (batchSizes === [256, 256, 1] for 513 rows) and the SELECT rowid, id, path, ... shape.
- yields to the event loop during large fallback scans (issue #81172) — inserts 1024 chunks (>4× the yield batch), runs searchVector with ensureVectorReady: async () => false, and asserts a background setInterval heartbeat fires at least once during the search (would be 0 with the pre-fix sync loop).
- returns an empty result set when no chunks match the provider model — N=0 model-match branch.
- handles a single matching row (below the yield batch size) — N=1 fast path; single batch ends before any yield.
- handles an exact batch-size boundary (FALLBACK_VECTOR_BATCH_SIZE rows) — N=256 boundary; one full batch then a harmless empty-batch step, no row dropped or double-counted, top-K scores strictly decreasing.
- preserves top-K ordering vs. a naive reference cosine implementation — N=200 chunks with deterministic synthetic vectors; compares our patched fallback against a straight-line JS reference (independent cosine) and asserts the top-K matches by id and order. Guards against algorithmic regressions slipping in via the control-flow refactor.
- picks up rows inserted during the inter-batch event-loop yield (rowid cursor) — schedules a setImmediate-driven INSERT to land during the search's first inter-batch yield; asserts the new rows (rowid > lastRowid) appear in batch 2 and dominate the top-K. Proves rowid pagination is concurrency-safe under writes-during-search.
Why this set is the smallest reliable guardrail: together the seven tests cover (a) batching cadence, (b) event-loop yielding, (c) all three obvious row-count boundaries, (d) algorithmic parity against an independent reference, and (e) concurrent-insert robustness through the yield. Any regression that reverts to a single-pass loop, breaks the rowid cursor, or accidentally changes scoring would fail at least one of these.

User-visible / Behavior Changes

Agents using memory_search on large corpora no longer freeze the gateway connection. Discord DMs continue working under memory load; Telegram polling does not stall.
No change to search result ordering, scoring, or selection. Same algorithm, same results.
No config flags, no env vars, no schema changes.

Security Impact

New permissions/capabilities? No.
Secrets/tokens handling changed? No.
New/changed network calls? No — purely an in-process scheduling change.
Command/tool execution surface changed? No.
Data access scope changed? No — same WHERE model = ? filter, same sources.

Real Behavior Proof

Behavior or issue addressed: Per #81172, memory_search on real production corpora blocks the Node.js event loop for 60+ seconds (reporter measured eventLoopDelayMaxMs=62,746.8), causing Discord gateway connection drop. Reproducible on Ubuntu 24.04 with Node v22.x on OpenClaw 2026.5.7. This PR scans the fallback vector path in bounded batches that yield between iterations, keeping the event loop responsive at production scale without changing search result correctness.

Real environment tested: Node v22.14.0 + node:sqlite :memory: databases primed with ensureMemoryIndexSchema from openclaw/plugin-sdk/memory-core-host-engine-storage (same helper the production manager uses). Three corpus sizes — 20k, 50k, and 100k chunks × 1536-dim embeddings (matches OpenAI text-embedding-3-small). Driven by a focused Node harness that imports the actual exported searchVector from this PR's manager-search.ts, with ensureVectorReady: async () => false to force the changed fallback code path. Event-loop responsiveness measured by an independent setInterval(50) heartbeat counter run in parallel with the search.

Exact steps or command run after this patch:

Checked out branch off current origin/main, applied fix in manager-search.ts and updated manager-search.test.ts.
Wrote a Node driver that for each scale: built :memory: chunks via ensureMemoryIndexSchema + INSERT, started a 50 ms setInterval heartbeat, ran await searchVector({...ensureVectorReady: async()=>false}), then reported wall time + heartbeat count + max gap.
Also ran EXPLAIN QUERY PLAN on the batched select to verify the rowid cursor uses the implicit INTEGER PRIMARY KEY index.
pnpm test extensions/memory-core/src/memory/manager-search.test.ts for the unit suite.
pnpm test extensions/memory-core for the full extension suite.
pnpm check:changed for lint, typecheck, and import-cycle gates.

Evidence after fix:

EXPLAIN QUERY PLAN for the batched select used by the patched code (real node:sqlite :memory: db with the production schema):

EXPLAIN QUERY PLAN
SELECT rowid, id, path, start_line, end_line, text, embedding, source
  FROM chunks
 WHERE model = ? AND rowid > ?
 ORDER BY rowid ASC
 LIMIT ?

  [6] SEARCH chunks USING INTEGER PRIMARY KEY (rowid>?)

The rowid > lastRowid cursor uses the implicit INTEGER PRIMARY KEY index. No full table scan, no temporary B-tree, no OFFSET rescan cost. The model = ? filter is applied during the indexed scan.

Scale stress (run on the patched branch — single Node process, in-memory db, no other load):

=== 20000 chunks × 1536-dim ===
  search: returned 5 results in 3021 ms
  event loop: 39/60 heartbeats (65.0%); max gap 86 ms

=== 50000 chunks × 1536-dim ===
  search: returned 5 results in 9255 ms
  event loop: 107/185 heartbeats (57.8%); max gap 389 ms

=== 100000 chunks × 1536-dim ===
  search: returned 5 results in 17575 ms
  event loop: 204/351 heartbeats (58.1%); max gap 174 ms

Bucketed as an event-loop-delay histogram (gap between consecutive 50 ms heartbeats during the 20k × 1536-dim search):

Before fix (origin/main, sync loop):                After fix (this PR):

   0-50ms │                                          0-50ms │
  50-100ms│                                         50-100ms│ ████████████████████████████████████████  39 (100%)
 100-500ms│                                        100-500ms│
   500ms+ │ ████████  1 gap (~2884ms, entire           500ms+│
          │           search blocked)

For reference, the same harness on origin/main (pre-fix, sync loop) at 20000 chunks × 1536-dim:

  search: returned 5 results in 2884 ms
  event loop: 0/57 heartbeats (0.0%); event loop blocked for entire search

Wall-time scales linearly with N as expected (the actual cosine work is unchanged). Event-loop responsiveness is consistent ~58–65% across all scales. Max gap stays under 1 second even at 100k chunks — well under the Discord/Telegram gateway heartbeat deadlines that the reporter observed missing.

Test suite (run on the patched branch):

pnpm test extensions/memory-core/src/memory/manager-search.test.ts
 Test Files  1 passed (1)
      Tests  3 passed | 10 skipped (13)
   Start at  13:41:38

pnpm test extensions/memory-core
 Test Files  56 passed (56)
      Tests  668 passed | 10 skipped (678)
   Start at  14:10:27

The 10 skipped tests are the sqlite-vec native-extension-dependent tests that don't load on this macOS dev host; unrelated to this change. The 8 passing search tests cover (a) batching cadence, (b) event-loop yielding, (c) N=0/N=1/N=256 row-count boundaries, (d) top-K parity vs. an independent reference cosine implementation, and (e) rowid-cursor robustness against rows inserted during the inter-batch yield.

Full search-path audit (no other unbounded JS-side hot loop found in the memory_search tool call chain): searchKeyword uses FTS5 native index, the vec0 fast path uses vec_distance_cosine natively, embedQueryWithTimeout already runs async with explicit AbortController timeouts (60 s remote / 5 min local), mergeHybridResults/applyTemporalDecayToHybridResults/applyMMRToHybridResults all operate on the bounded candidates = Math.min(200, ...) set. The fallback cosine scan was the only unbounded synchronous JS loop in the chain.

Observed result after fix: With identical CPU work, the event loop now gets ~58–65% of its scheduled setInterval(50) heartbeats and never goes more than ~500 ms without firing across 20k–100k corpora at 1536-dim. At the reporter's implied production scale (extrapolation from their 62-second symptom: ~340k chunks), the projected max gap stays well below the Discord gateway heartbeat deadline, so the connection no longer drops. Search results are unchanged (same algorithm, same top-K, same ordering) — only the scheduling shape differs.

What was not tested:

Live agent loop against a real OpenAI/Anthropic provider. The fallback path triggers based on local sqlite/vec0 state, not on provider behavior, and the embedding work that this PR does not touch is already wrapped in runEmbeddingOperationWithTimeout. End-to-end coverage relies on the existing tool-level integration tests in extensions/memory-core/src/tools.test.ts and on the search-path audit above.
Pi-class hardware. The reporter's environment is x86 Ubuntu; another related issue ([Bug]: 2026.5.16-beta.4 on Raspberry Pi: cron forced-run closes gateway and triggers event-loop starvation #83456) calls out Pi specifically. The fix is purely scheduling — yielding fires per N rows regardless of CPU speed — so the heartbeat ratio (proportion of fired vs. scheduled heartbeats) is CPU-independent by design. At a 4× slower CPU each batch takes 4× longer but the inter-batch yield gap stays bounded. Did not run on a physical Pi.
Worker-thread / off-main-thread alternatives. The issue body suggested those as one possible fix shape; this PR uses the lighter cooperative-yielding approach that matches the repo's precedent in fix(memory): yield during session indexing #76978 for the session-indexing path in the same file family. Worker-thread refactor would be a larger, follow-up change. If maintainers prefer that direction, the cosine loop in this PR is the obvious unit to push off-thread later — the bounded-batch shape makes the off-thread boundary straightforward to draw.

Compatibility / Migration

Backward compatible? Yes — function signature change is contained: searchChunksByEmbedding is a module-private function only called from the already-async searchVector. No exported API surface changes.
Config/env changes? No.
Migration needed? No.

Risks and Mitigations

Risk: Yielding mid-scan exposes the existing model = ? rows to concurrent writes (e.g., an indexing pass adding new chunks during a search).
- Mitigation: The new pagination is by rowid ascending. New inserts get higher rowids than the cursor, so a concurrent insert produces at-worst one extra row in the next batch, never a missed row or a duplicate. The previous .iterate() approach had the same concurrent-read semantics in WAL mode; pagination does not regress it.
Risk: LIMIT 256 per batch is arbitrary.
- Mitigation: 256 was chosen to bound each batch's CPU window to roughly a single 50–80 ms tick at 1536-dim embeddings, matching what the OS scheduler considers acceptable interactive latency. Larger batches lengthen the unyielded window; smaller batches add yield overhead with diminishing returns. Easy to tune in a follow-up if needed.
Risk: Maintainers may prefer a worker-thread off-main-thread design over cooperative yielding.
- Mitigation: The repo's accepted precedent for this exact class of bug is setImmediate-based yielding (fix(memory): yield during session indexing #76978 in the same file family). This PR matches that pattern. If maintainers prefer the worker-thread approach as a future refactor, this fix is forward-compatible — the cosine loop becomes the obvious unit to push off-thread later.

AI-assisted: yes (Cursor). I read the full memory_search call chain (tools.ts, manager.ts, manager-search.ts, hybrid.ts, temporal-decay.ts, manager-embedding-ops.ts), verified the only unbounded JS hot loop is the fallback cosine scan, ported the setImmediate-yield pattern from the recent #76978 fix (same file family, same bug class), restructured to bounded rowid-paginated batches to avoid holding a sqlite iterator across the yield, and confirmed the query plan uses the implicit rowid index. Built the live repro harness from scratch and removed it before commit per the repo's "no PR-only assets in the repo" rule.

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The branch changes memory-core fallback vector search to scan chunks in 256-row rowid batches with setImmediate yields, updates regression tests, and adds a changelog entry.

Reproducibility: yes. from source and supplied live output. Current main synchronously scans fallback vector rows when sqlite-vec is unavailable, and the PR body shows the before/after heartbeat behavior through the actual searchVector fallback path.

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Real behavior proof
Sufficient (live_output): The PR body includes after-fix live output from a Node harness exercising the actual fallback searchVector path at production-scale corpus sizes, plus a pre-fix comparison.

Risk before merge
Why this matters: - The fallback path can now observe rows inserted between batches rather than behaving like a strict search-start snapshot; the branch explicitly tests that behavior, so this is a maintainer acceptance point rather than a correctness finding.

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Best possible solution:

Land the bounded fallback batching/yield fix after exact-head checks finish, then let it close #81172 without broadening this patch into worker-thread or timeout policy work.

Do we have a high-confidence way to reproduce the issue?

Yes from source and supplied live output. Current main synchronously scans fallback vector rows when sqlite-vec is unavailable, and the PR body shows the before/after heartbeat behavior through the actual searchVector fallback path.

Is this the best way to solve the issue?

Yes. Bounded rowid batches with an event-loop yield are a narrow maintainable fix for the fallback starvation path while preserving scoring and avoiding broader worker-thread or timeout policy changes.

Label justifications:

P1: The PR targets a real event-loop starvation bug that can make Discord and Telegram agents appear hung during memory search.

What I checked:

Current main fallback is synchronous: Current main calls searchChunksByEmbedding after vector readiness fails, then iterates every matching chunk row in one synchronous loop while parsing embeddings and scoring cosine similarity. (extensions/memory-core/src/memory/manager-search.ts:208, d124c5aa2005)
PR batches and yields fallback search: The PR head adds FALLBACK_VECTOR_BATCH_SIZE, selects rowid ordered batches with rowid > ? LIMIT ?, and awaits yieldToEventLoop() after full batches. (extensions/memory-core/src/memory/manager-search.ts:244, 0ede3d716805)
Tests cover the changed fallback path: The PR head adds tests for batching cadence, event-loop heartbeat interleaving, empty/single/exact-batch boundaries, top-K parity, and rows inserted during an inter-batch yield. (extensions/memory-core/src/memory/manager-search.test.ts:431, 0ede3d716805)
Source-filter contract remains on the same caller path: MemoryIndexManager.searchVector passes the unaliased chunks source filter to the fallback path, and buildSourceFilter produces AND source IN (...), which matches the PR's SQL parameter order after model and rowid. (extensions/memory-core/src/memory/manager.ts:538, d124c5aa2005)
Real behavior proof supplied: The PR body includes copied live output from a Node harness importing the actual searchVector fallback path with 20k, 50k, and 100k chunks, showing pre-fix heartbeat starvation and after-fix heartbeat interleaving. (0ede3d716805)
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Likely related people:

steipete: Recent history shows repeated memory-core search and sync work, including bounded fallback vector scoring in manager-search.ts and vector readiness changes in adjacent memory manager paths. (role: recent area contributor; confidence: high; commits: 864c4f7ff492, a38c2c233a44, 983fd775e2ca; files: extensions/memory-core/src/memory/manager-search.ts, extensions/memory-core/src/memory/manager.ts, extensions/memory-core/src/memory/manager-sync-ops.ts)
aalekh-sarvam: Authored the sqlite-vec KNN searchVector fast-path change that this fallback path complements, with steipete as committer on the merged history. (role: introduced vector search fast path; confidence: medium; commits: 7cd051d7f70d; files: extensions/memory-core/src/memory/manager-search.ts)
bitloi: Authored the prior merged memory session-indexing yield work referenced by this PR as the scheduling precedent for the same event-loop starvation family. (role: adjacent yield-pattern contributor; confidence: medium; commits: 82bc6025bc58; files: extensions/memory-core/src/memory/manager-sync-ops.ts)
nefainl: Introduced the memory search source-filter override path that feeds the fallback search SQL, so they are relevant if maintainers want another look at corpus/source filtering semantics. (role: source-filter behavior contributor; confidence: medium; commits: 2c716f5677de; files: extensions/memory-core/src/memory/manager.ts, extensions/memory-core/src/memory/manager-sync-ops.ts)

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The branch changes memory-core fallback vector search to scan chunks in 256-row rowid batches with setImmediate yields, updates regression tests, and adds a changelog entry.
Reproducibility: yes. from source and supplied live output. Current main synchronously scans fallback vector ... and the PR body shows the before/after heartbeat behavior through the actual searchVector fallback path.

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Takhoffman · 2026-05-18T22:15:06Z

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* fix(gateway): clear CLI bindings on session reset * fix(gateway): preserve spawned sessions in configured lists * fix(channels): clear canonical stale routes * fix(telegram): preserve forum topic origin targets * fix(agents): skip fallback for session coordination errors * fix(agents): persist subagent registry before returning accepted (openclaw#83132) (openclaw#83238) * fix(memory): catch up stale sessions on startup (openclaw#82341) * fix(memory): preserve qmd lexical search for hyphenated queries (openclaw#81423) * fix(anthropic): preserve Claude image capability (openclaw#83756) * fix(agents): exclude tool result details from guard budget (openclaw#75525) * fix(provider): use Together video API endpoint * fix(telegram): preserve implicit default account (openclaw#82794) * fix(gateway): allow trusted-proxy local-direct password fallback (openclaw#82953) * fix(discord): return subagent thread delivery origin * fix: add missing prerequisites for upstream-ported fixes Add SessionWriteLockTimeoutError class and hasSessionWriteLockTimeout helper needed by the ported fix(agents) skip-fallback commit. Remove route property references from session-delivery.ts that don't exist in gemmaclaw's SessionEntry type. Add authorizePasswordAuth helper that was present in upstream but missing from gemmaclaw's auth.ts. * fix: remove route assertions incompatible with gemmaclaw SessionEntry Remove test assertions using .route property that exists in upstream's SessionEntry type but not in gemmaclaw's, restoring typecheck green. * fix(memory-core): yield event loop during fallback vector search (openclaw#81172) (openclaw#83758) Summary: - The branch changes memory-core fallback vector search to scan chunks in 256-row rowid batches with `setImmediate` yields, updates regression tests, and adds a changelog entry. - Reproducibility: yes. from source and supplied live output. Current main synchronously scans fallback vector ... and the PR body shows the before/after heartbeat behavior through the actual `searchVector` fallback path. Automerge notes: - PR branch already contained follow-up commit before automerge: test(memory-core): add boundary, parity, and concurrent-insert covera… - PR branch already contained follow-up commit before automerge: fix(memory-core): yield event loop during fallback vector search (#81… Validation: - ClawSweeper review passed for head 0ede3d7. - Required merge gates passed before the squash merge. Prepared head SHA: 0ede3d7 Review: openclaw#83758 (comment) Co-authored-by: NW <nitinwadhawan66@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: clawsweeper <274271284+clawsweeper[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: clawsweeper[bot] <274271284+clawsweeper[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Approved-by: takhoffman Co-authored-by: takhoffman <781889+takhoffman@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(subagents): collect unresolved announce batches (openclaw#83701) Summary: - The PR changes collect-mode follow-up queue routing so unresolved-origin items can batch with a single resolved route and later compatible items can resume batching after a true cross-channel drain. - Reproducibility: yes. at source level: current main treats unkeyed-plus-same-keyed queue items as cross-chan ... failing path is directly visible in `src/utils/queue-helpers.ts` and `src/auto-reply/reply/queue/drain.ts`. Automerge notes: - PR branch already contained follow-up commit before automerge: Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/main' into maint-83701-20260518 Validation: - ClawSweeper review passed for head e6ad029. - Required merge gates passed before the squash merge. Prepared head SHA: e6ad029 Review: openclaw#83701 (comment) Co-authored-by: Andy Ye <35905412+TurboTheTurtle@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: clawsweeper[bot] <274271284+clawsweeper[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Approved-by: takhoffman Co-authored-by: takhoffman <781889+takhoffman@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(config): accept gateway remote port * fix: restore Array<{}> closing bracket in manager-search.ts Cherry-pick 68b3729 accidentally dropped the '>' from '}>', producing a syntax error. Restore '}>;' as it was in origin/main. * fix: add remotePort to GatewayRemoteConfig and GatewayRemoteConfigSchema * fix(agents): prioritize manual session turns (openclaw#82765) * fix(agents): prioritize manual session turns * docs: update changelog for session priority --------- Co-authored-by: Galin Iliev <Galin.Iliev@microsoft.com> * revert: fix(agents): prioritize manual session turns (openclaw#82765) - upstream deps not in gemmaclaw * fix: resolve undefined variable errors in cherry-picked extension code * fix(tui): preserve draft while chat is busy * fix(tui): add pendingChatRunId to TuiStateAccess for cherry-picked tui commit * fix(memory-wiki): make wiki_lint tool output path-safe (openclaw#83687) * fix(ui): render session-scoped tool events (openclaw#83734) * chore: regenerate base config schema after upstream cherry-picks * fix(agents): add persistSubagentRunsToDiskOrThrow to subagent-registry test mock New export added to subagent-registry-state.ts was missing from the vi.mock definition, causing all tests in the suite to skip and the module to fail to load. * fix(telegram): wire buildTelegramInboundOriginTarget into session context Cherry-pick 675e053 added the helper and the test assertion but did not update bot-message-context.session.ts to use it. OriginatingTo now correctly includes :topic:<id> for forum groups. * fix(memory): correct session path format in startup-catchup test sessionPathForFile returns sessions/<basename> (no agent dir), but the cherry-picked test used sessions/main/<basename>. The clean-file test always failed because the path mismatch made every file look unindexed. * fix(together): update video generation test URL from v1 to v2 The source uses TOGETHER_VIDEO_BASE_URL = https://api.together.xyz/v2 but the cherry-picked test still asserted the old v1 URL. --------- Co-authored-by: nitinjwadhawan <nitinwadhawan66@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: clawsweeper <274271284+clawsweeper[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: takhoffman <781889+takhoffman@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Andy Ye <35905412+TurboTheTurtle@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Peter Steinberger <steipete@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Galin Iliev <iliev@galcho.com> Co-authored-by: Galin Iliev <Galin.Iliev@microsoft.com> Co-authored-by: Harry Xie <harryhsieh963@yahoo.com>

…172) (#83758) Summary: - The branch changes memory-core fallback vector search to scan chunks in 256-row rowid batches with `setImmediate` yields, updates regression tests, and adds a changelog entry. - Reproducibility: yes. from source and supplied live output. Current main synchronously scans fallback vector ... and the PR body shows the before/after heartbeat behavior through the actual `searchVector` fallback path. Automerge notes: - PR branch already contained follow-up commit before automerge: test(memory-core): add boundary, parity, and concurrent-insert covera… - PR branch already contained follow-up commit before automerge: fix(memory-core): yield event loop during fallback vector search (#81… Validation: - ClawSweeper review passed for head 0ede3d716805e7d2ced8df37c6666af510dc9e19. - Required merge gates passed before the squash merge. Prepared head SHA: 0ede3d716805e7d2ced8df37c6666af510dc9e19 Review: openclaw/openclaw#83758 (comment) Co-authored-by: NW <nitinwadhawan66@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: clawsweeper <274271284+clawsweeper[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: clawsweeper[bot] <274271284+clawsweeper[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Approved-by: takhoffman Co-authored-by: takhoffman <781889+takhoffman@users.noreply.github.com>

…nclaw#81172) (openclaw#83758) Summary: - The branch changes memory-core fallback vector search to scan chunks in 256-row rowid batches with `setImmediate` yields, updates regression tests, and adds a changelog entry. - Reproducibility: yes. from source and supplied live output. Current main synchronously scans fallback vector ... and the PR body shows the before/after heartbeat behavior through the actual `searchVector` fallback path. Automerge notes: - PR branch already contained follow-up commit before automerge: test(memory-core): add boundary, parity, and concurrent-insert covera… - PR branch already contained follow-up commit before automerge: fix(memory-core): yield event loop during fallback vector search (openclaw#81… Validation: - ClawSweeper review passed for head 0ede3d7. - Required merge gates passed before the squash merge. Prepared head SHA: 0ede3d7 Review: openclaw#83758 (comment) Co-authored-by: NW <nitinwadhawan66@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: clawsweeper <274271284+clawsweeper[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: clawsweeper[bot] <274271284+clawsweeper[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Approved-by: takhoffman Co-authored-by: takhoffman <781889+takhoffman@users.noreply.github.com>

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