* fix(plugins): drain the pending queue in-process so a transient write failure self-heals The dsh memory plugin latches capture and commit on the first retryable write failure (hasPendingWrites) and only reset the latch at session init, so the long-lived dsh process stayed stuck until restart. Add a per-process single-flight drainer (default 60s, env OPENVIKING_PENDING_DRAIN_INTERVAL_MS) that follows the session-start flow: probe health, replay the queue without consuming retry budgets, then re-derive every session's latch from the queue. replayPending gains an optional consumeRetries flag (default true, byte-compatible): drainers release a failed claim back to its original filename instead of incrementing the retry count, so the session-start path keeps owning all retry accounting and D4 deletions. Latch and health transitions are logged once per flip for observability. * test(plugins): cover the drainer and non-consuming replay mode Add pending-queue coverage for consumeRetries:false (retryable failures stay retryable and ordered, non-retryable and exhausted entries still delete, commitSession failures keep the run going, default mode unchanged) and runtime drainer coverage (recovery clears the latch, outages keep it and leave entries retryable, empty queue means zero HTTP, commit resumes after the drain, single-flight, per-session latch isolation, interval wiring with env fallback). --------- Co-authored-by: pc.yu <nick@fourieralpha.com>
OpenViking Memory Plugin for ZCode
This package provides a ZCode lifecycle adapter for OpenViking long-term memory. It reuses the shared memory-plugin-shared runtime — no memory logic is duplicated. Only a thin ZCode adapter is new.
Requires an OpenViking server with
viking://~home-alias support. Recall targets the caller's own context space throughviking://~/memoriesandviking://~/skills; the uid-lessviking://user/memoriesshorthand is rejected by newer servers.
What it does
- SessionStart — injects user profile and preferences/entities into context.
- UserPromptSubmit — searches OpenViking for relevant memories and injects them.
- PreToolUse (
Read|Glob|Grep) — denies direct access toviking://URIs, redirects to MCP tools. - Stop — returns immediately, then captures incremental user/assistant turns and commits the OpenViking session in a detached worker.
ZCode does not support PreCompact/SessionEnd/SubagentStart/SubagentStop, so the commit-on-Stop strategy compensates for the absence of compact/end-of-session signals. The rollout file is the authoritative incremental transcript: stable host turnId values drive deduplication and allow a later Stop to recover missed turns. Hook stdin is only a fallback when the rollout file is unavailable.
Invariant: hook groups must OMIT the matcher key rather than writing
"matcher": "". Strict parsers treat an empty string as invalid and may silently drop the entire configuration source.
Install
Use the shared installer:
bash examples/memory-plugin-shared/install.sh --harness zcode
The installer detects ZCode via ~/.zcode/ or a zcode binary, merges hooks and MCP config into ~/.zcode/cli/config.json, and writes OpenViking credentials to ~/.openviking/ovcli.conf.
Architecture
The plugin vendors the shared runtime into scripts/shared/ via sync.mjs. The dispatcher (zcode-hook.mjs) branches on event name; three thin shim scripts set an environment variable and import the dispatcher, while the URI guard has its own entry point. Shared runtime modules provide recall, batching, pending queue, credential resolution, and MCP proxying; zcode-capture.mjs owns the ZCode-specific acknowledgement and cursor state transition.
See DESIGN.md for verified ZCode extension-surface facts and decision provenance.
Tests
node --test scripts/*.test.mjs