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Root cause

MemoryStore.load_queries(pairs, upsert=True) upserts every pair in the batch by
nl_query, but never removes a row whose nl_query is no longer in the batch. The
three call sites that treat knowledge/sql/*.md as the complete source of truth for
query_history (cli.py's index and watch commands, and index_backend.py's
LanceDBIndex.rebuild) all pass the current markdown pairs straight through this
upsert-only call, so a deleted or renamed example is never forgotten and keeps
surfacing in semantic recall. check() already computes exactly this drift (stale = indexed_user - md_nls) and tells the user to fix it by running index, but index
does not actually clear it.

Fix

Add MemoryStore.sync_markdown_queries(pairs): upserts as before, then lists the
current rows and forgets any whose source is not seed/view and whose nl_query is
absent from pairs, mirroring check()'s own "stale" definition on the write path
instead of only the read-only report. The three call sites above now use it.

Verification

  • New regression tests in tests/unit/test_memory.py (TestMarkdownSourcedIndex):
    deleting a markdown example and re-syncing forgets the row and it no longer recalls;
    seed/view rows survive a sync even though they have no markdown file; deleting every
    markdown example forgets every markdown-sourced row; wren memory index and wren memory watch --reindex-on-start both forget a deleted pair end to end through the
    CLI. Each fails on unmodified main and passes on this branch (Docker, Python 3.11,
    WREN_EMBEDDING_MODEL=paraphrase-MiniLM-L3-v2).
  • pytest tests/unit/test_memory.py: 102 passed.
  • pytest tests/unit/ --ignore=tests/unit/test_memory.py --ignore=tests/unit/test_mcp_server.py:
    1236 passed, 3 pre-existing failures in test_served_content_guard.py unrelated to
    this change (confirmed identical on unmodified main).
  • ruff format --check src/ and ruff check src/: clean.
  • Not run: the postgres/mysql/ui CI legs (unaffected by this diff) and the
    mcp extra's tests.

Fixes #2702

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes
    • Markdown-based memory indexes now remove stale queries when source files are deleted.
    • Empty Markdown sources correctly clear previously indexed queries.
    • Seed and legacy queries remain preserved during synchronization.
    • Markdown queries now correctly take precedence when overlapping with seed queries.
    • Indexing and watch reindexing consistently reflect additions, updates, and deletions.
    • Memory checks no longer incorrectly flag legacy query entries as stale.
    • Synchronization results report loaded, updated, and forgotten queries, including stale-query removals.

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Markdown memory indexing now synchronizes the complete Markdown query set. It removes stale user pairs while preserving seed, view, and legacy pairs. CLI indexing and watch reindexing report forgotten pairs. Tests cover storage, recall, and CLI behavior.

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Markdown Memory Synchronization

Layer / File(s) Summary
Synchronize Markdown query pairs
core/wren/src/wren/memory/store.py
Adds source tagging and sync_markdown_queries, which upserts current pairs and forgets stale non-Markdown-source pairs.
Use synchronization during indexing
core/wren/src/wren/memory/cli.py, core/wren/src/wren/memory/index_backend.py
Indexing and watch reindexing always synchronize Markdown pairs. Legacy pairs receive a protected source tag. The check filter uses the shared non-Markdown source set.
Validate stale-pair cleanup
core/wren/tests/unit/test_memory.py
Tests cover deleted queries, empty Markdown input, source preservation, recall results, CLI indexing, watch reindexing, and legacy checks.

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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to b4c1a

The new synchronization behavior can remove protected query-history entries when a Markdown query collides with an existing seed, view, or legacy query, causing unrelated examples to disappear from recall. This is a localized but concrete data-integrity risk, and merge should wait until collision handling preserves protected rows.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant MemoryCLI
  participant LanceDBIndex
  participant MemoryStore
  participant LanceDB
  MemoryCLI->>LanceDBIndex: Rebuild with current Markdown pairs
  LanceDBIndex->>MemoryStore: sync_markdown_queries(pairs)
  MemoryStore->>LanceDB: Upsert current pairs
  MemoryStore->>LanceDB: List indexed rows
  MemoryStore->>LanceDB: Forget stale user pairs
  MemoryStore-->>LanceDBIndex: Return synchronization counts
  LanceDBIndex-->>MemoryCLI: Report loaded, updated, and forgotten pairs
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A rabbit synced the Markdown trail
Stale user pairs left the index
Seed, view, and legacy rows stayed
Fresh queries joined the store
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Good catch, thanks. sync_markdown_queries called load_queries(pairs, upsert=True), whose delete step keyed only on nl_query, not source, so a markdown pair could clobber a seed or view row with the same nl. Fixed in f075ee7: markdown pairs are now filtered against existing seed/view nl_query values before the upsert, with a regression test that reproduces the collision and fails without the fix.

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651-666: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Do not exempt Markdown rows based only on their frontmatter source.

load_query_pairs accepts the Markdown source value and load_queries persists it as source:<value>. If a Markdown file uses source:seed or source:view, Line 665 excludes its row from stale deletion after that file is removed. Track Markdown provenance separately, or normalize/reject protected source values during Markdown synchronization.

Proposed regression test
+write_query_markdown(tmp_path, "Total revenue", "SELECT 1", source="seed")
+memory_store.sync_markdown_queries(load_query_pairs(tmp_path))
+(tmp_path / "knowledge" / "sql" / "total-revenue.md").unlink()
+memory_store.sync_markdown_queries(load_query_pairs(tmp_path))
+assert memory_store.count_queries_by_source("seed") == 0
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In `@core/wren/src/wren/memory/store.py` around lines 651 - 666, Update
load_query_pairs and its stale-row filtering so Markdown provenance is tracked
separately from the persisted source tag; do not classify Markdown rows as
protected solely because _tag_source returns a value in _NON_MARKDOWN_SOURCES.
Ensure Markdown files using source:seed or source:view are still eligible for
stale deletion when removed, while genuinely non-Markdown rows remain protected.
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Markdown provenance is tracked separately from the persisted source tag; do not
classify Markdown rows as protected solely because _tag_source returns a value
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Verdict: request changes — 1 blocking.

The bug in #2702 is real and commit b4de068f fixes it correctly. The follow-up commit f075ee77 ("protect seed/view rows from a markdown-sync nl collision") introduces a worse regression than the one it fixes, and the PR's own test encodes the regression as intended behaviour.

🔴 Blocking — the seed-collision pre-filter permanently drops user-authored examples

sync_markdown_queries filters markdown pairs against existing seed/view nl_query values before the upsert. A knowledge/sql/*.md file whose NL matches a generated seed NL (seeds are formulaic: List all {model}, Total {col} in {model}) is then never indexed, and any previously-indexed row for it is deleted as "stale".

Reproduced against this branch (f075ee77), a project with one orders model:

$ wren memory index
Indexed 2 schema items, 1 seed queries.

$ wren memory store --nl "List all orders" --sql "SELECT id FROM orders WHERE status <> 'test'"
Stored: knowledge/sql/list-all-orders.md

$ wren memory index
Indexed 0 pair(s) from knowledge/sql/. Forgot 1 stale pair(s).

The pair a user just confirmed is deleted on the next routine reindex and reported as stale while its markdown file is sitting on disk. Consequences:

  • wren memory check enters the same unfixable loop this PR set out to fix, inverted. It reports 1 not indexed — run 'wren memory index' on every run, and index can never clear it (verified across 3 consecutive index runs).
  • Recall silently serves the wrong SQL under the user's own filename. _annotate_markdown_paths matches on exact NL, so the surviving seed row gets annotated with path = knowledge/sql/list-all-orders.md while carrying SELECT * FROM orders LIMIT 100 — not what that file contains.

Same scenario on main and on this PR's first commit b4de068f: Indexed 1 pair(s) from knowledge/sql/., checkIn sync., recall returns the user's SQL. So the regression is entirely the 8-line pre-filter added in f075ee77.

test_sync_preserves_seed_row_whose_nl_collides_with_markdown_pair asserts result["loaded"] == 0 and total == 1 — i.e. it locks in the dropped markdown pair as correct, which is why the rest of the suite stays green.

Suggested fix: drop the pre-filter (revert the store.py hunk of f075ee77). The premise of that commit — that the upsert "silently deleted a protected row" — overstates the harm: seed rows are regenerated from the manifest by index_schema on every index/watch reindex, so a clobbered seed is self-healing, whereas a dropped markdown pair is permanent. Explicit user content should win over an auto-generated seed, which is what main does today. If seed precedence really is wanted, it needs to at minimum (a) not leave check in a permanent unfixable state and (b) tell the user their file was skipped.

🟡 The fix's own premise breaks when a legacy queries.yml is present

In index, sync_markdown_queries runs before the legacy queries.yml loader in the same command. Those pairs are not markdown-backed, so every run deletes and re-embeds them:

--- index run 2 ---
Indexed 1 pair(s) from knowledge/sql/. Forgot 1 stale pair(s).
Loaded 1 pair(s) from queries.yml (legacy) (0 skipped).
--- index run 3 ---            # identical, forever

Forgot 1 stale pair(s) is reported on every run for a pair that is not stale and is re-added two lines later, plus an unnecessary embedding round-trip each time. check still reports the drift afterwards, so the claim that index now clears what check reports does not hold here. Consider running the sync after the legacy load, feeding the yml pairs into the sync's current set, or tagging them source:legacy and adding that to _NON_MARKDOWN_SOURCES.

🔵 Minor

  1. _tag_source duplicates cli._parse_source verbatim, and _NON_MARKDOWN_SOURCES duplicates check()'s inline ("seed", "view"). The whole design rests on the write path mirroring check()'s read path exactly — share one helper and one constant so they cannot drift.
  2. wren memory load (YAML import) becomes ephemeral. Its rows are not markdown-backed, so the next index/watch silently deletes them. Defensible under "markdown is the source of truth", but it is currently undocumented and silent for a supported command — worth a note in docs/cli.md and/or a warning.
  3. Performance: a sync now materialises the whole query_history table via to_pandas() 4–5 times (two list_queries(limit=1_000_000) + _existing_pairs_index + forget_queries_by_ids). watch runs this on every detected change; the stale ids could come from a single snapshot.
  4. limit=1_000_000 as an "all rows" idiom silently truncates past 1M (same idiom as check); an explicit no-limit path would be clearer.
  5. sync_markdown_queries rebinds its pairs parameter — minor readability.
  6. When only forgotten is non-zero the message reads Indexed 0 pair(s) from knowledge/sql/. Forgot N stale pair(s). — slightly awkward phrasing.
  7. LanceDBIndex.rebuild() has no production callers (tests only), so its return-shape change is safe; the PR description's "three call sites" is really two live ones.
  8. The branch is based on 56e007da, ~15 commits behind main (4000bea0). Still mergeable, but worth a rebase.

Verification performed: pytest tests/unit/test_memory.py → 103 passed; ruff format --check src/ and ruff check src/ clean; behavioural repro of findings 1 and 2 run against main, b4de068f, and f075ee77 (Python 3.11, WREN_EMBEDDING_MODEL=paraphrase-MiniLM-L3-v2).

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load_queries(pairs, upsert=True) only upserts nl_query values present in the
current batch, so a row whose markdown example was deleted or renamed stays
in query_history forever and keeps being recalled, even though `wren memory
check` tells the user that re-running `wren memory index` fixes it.

Add MemoryStore.sync_markdown_queries(pairs), which upserts and then forgets
any non-seed/non-view row whose nl_query is absent from the current markdown
set, using the same "stale" definition check() already reports. Use it at
the three call sites that treat knowledge/sql/*.md as the complete source of
truth: cli.py's index and watch commands, and index_backend.py's
LanceDBIndex.rebuild.

Fixes Canner#2702
sync_markdown_queries called load_queries(pairs, upsert=True), whose
upsert path deletes every existing row sharing a pair's nl_query
regardless of its source tag. A markdown pair whose nl happened to
match an existing seed or view row's nl_query silently deleted that
protected row and replaced it with a markdown-sourced one, defeating
the seed/view exclusion the rest of the method already applies to its
own forgotten-row computation two lines below.

Filter markdown pairs against existing seed/view nl_query values
before the upsert call, so a colliding pair is skipped instead of
clobbering the protected row.
f075ee7's pre-filter excluded a markdown pair from sync_markdown_queries
whenever its nl_query matched an existing seed/view row, to keep the
upsert from clobbering the protected row. In practice this permanently
drops the markdown pair instead: seed nl text is formulaic (e.g. "List
all orders"), a colliding user-authored example is skipped forever, its
row still gets deleted as stale by the exact filter below it since the
markdown pair is no longer indexed, and check/index enter a loop that no
reindex clears. Revert the filter: a seed row is regenerated by
index_schema() on every reindex, so letting the upsert overwrite it (as
it always has) is self-healing, while a dropped markdown pair is not.
Renamed and rewrote the regression test the pre-filter added to assert
this instead.

Separately, tag queries.yml pairs loaded by index() as source:legacy and
add "legacy" to store._NON_MARKDOWN_SOURCES, so sync_markdown_queries no
longer treats them as stale and re-embeds them on every run. check()'s
own stale filter duplicated that set as a hardcoded ("seed", "view")
tuple, which would otherwise keep reporting a legacy pair as unindexed
drift that index() can never clear; it now imports the same constant.
cli._parse_source duplicated store._tag_source verbatim, so it now
delegates to it instead of drifting from it a second way.

Adds a CLI-level test covering two consecutive index+check cycles on a
project with only a legacy queries.yml, and a store-level test for
sync_markdown_queries leaving a legacy row alone.
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You are right about the blocking issue. Reverted the store.py hunk from f075ee77 as suggested: the pre-filter is gone, a markdown pair now wins over a colliding seed row again, and test_sync_preserves_seed_row_whose_nl_collides_with_markdown_pair is rewritten as test_sync_lets_a_markdown_pair_win_over_a_colliding_seed_row to assert that instead of the regression.

Also fixed the queries.yml ordering problem: index() now tags legacy pairs source:legacy and _NON_MARKDOWN_SOURCES includes legacy, so sync_markdown_queries stops deleting and re-embedding them every run. check() had its own hardcoded ("seed", "view") tuple for the same exclusion, so a legacy pair would still have read as permanent drift there even after this fix; it now imports the shared constant. Added a CLI test that runs index then check twice on a project with only a legacy queries.yml and asserts In sync. both times, plus a store-level test for the tagging itself.

Took your minor point 1 too: cli._parse_source now delegates to store._tag_source instead of duplicating it.

Left the rest of the minor list (to_pandas() call count, the limit=1_000_000 idiom, load's ephemeral-row behavior, the message phrasing, pairs rebinding) as filed, not fixed: none of them change behavior, and bundling them in risked losing the actual regression fix in more diff to review.

Rebased onto current main and re-ran pytest tests/unit/test_memory.py tests/unit/test_memory_watch.py tests/unit/test_index_backend.py tests/unit/test_memory_markdown.py (142 passed) plus ruff format --check / ruff check on src/ and the touched test file, all clean, before pushing.

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Returns ``{"loaded": N, "skipped": M, "updated": U, "forgotten": F}``.
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Preserve protected rows during Markdown synchronization.

Line 652 calls load_queries(..., upsert=True), which deletes every matching nl_query before inserting the Markdown row. This removes colliding source:seed, source:view, and source:legacy rows, although synchronization must only replace Markdown-backed rows.

  • core/wren/src/wren/memory/store.py#L652-L652: restrict the sync-path upsert deletion set to rows whose parsed source is not in _NON_MARKDOWN_SOURCES.
  • core/wren/tests/unit/test_memory.py#L1549-L1595: change the collision expectation to retain the seed row and add equivalent coverage for a view row.
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In `@core/wren/src/wren/memory/store.py` at line 652, Restrict the Markdown
synchronization upsert in load_queries so deletion only targets existing rows
whose parsed source is not in _NON_MARKDOWN_SOURCES, preserving colliding seed,
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