aish/history.lua

-- history.lua — persistent session log + cross-session memory store.
-- Phase 1: append-only JSONL per session under <config.history.dir>/sessions/.
-- Phase 4: cross-session memory.jsonl at <config.history.dir>/memory.jsonl,
--          single-writer enforced via flock(LOCK_EX | LOCK_NB) per PHASE4 R-B1.
-- See docs/PHASE0.md §11, docs/PHASE1.md §6, docs/PHASE4.md §4.

local json = require("dkjson")
local libc = require("ffi.libc")
local ffi  = require("ffi")

local M = {}

local Session = {}
Session.__index = Session

local Memory = {}
Memory.__index = Memory

-- Best-effort mkdir -p. Failures are surfaced by io.open below. Uses
-- single-quote escaping (Lua's %q double-quotes, which still expands $(...)
-- and $VAR inside) so a path containing shell metacharacters doesn't trip.
local function sh_singlequote(s)
    return "'" .. s:gsub("'", "'\\''") .. "'"
end

local function ensure_dir(path)
    if not path or path == "" then return end
    os.execute("mkdir -p " .. sh_singlequote(path))
end

local function parent_dir(path)
    return path:match("^(.*)/[^/]+$")
end

-- Open `path` for append. Creates parent dirs if missing. Returns the session
-- handle, or (nil, errmsg) on open failure.
--   path : absolute path to the .jsonl file
--   meta : optional table written as the first line ONLY if the file is new /
--          empty. Use this for the {started, model, version, ...} header per
--          PHASE1.md §6.
function M.open(path, meta)
    ensure_dir(parent_dir(path))

    -- Detect new-or-empty before opening for append (append + read does not
    -- give a portable way to inspect size on every libc). Simple two-step.
    local existing = io.open(path, "r")
    local is_empty = true
    if existing then
        local first = existing:read("*l")
        if first and #first > 0 then is_empty = false end
        existing:close()
    end

    local fh, err = io.open(path, "a")
    if not fh then return nil, err end

    local sess = setmetatable({ path = path, fh = fh, closed = false }, Session)

    if is_empty and meta then
        sess:append({ meta = meta })
    end

    return sess
end

function Session:append(turn)
    if self.closed then return false, "session closed" end
    local line = json.encode(turn)
    -- write + flush so a crash mid-session preserves all turns up to the
    -- last full append. Phase 1 default: no fsync per line (would dominate
    -- runtime on slow disks). Q16 tracks fsync policy if it ever bites.
    self.fh:write(line, "\n")
    self.fh:flush()
    return true
end

function Session:close()
    if self.closed then return end
    self.fh:close()
    self.fh    = nil
    self.closed = true
end

-- Load a session file. Returns:
--   turns, meta   : turns is ALWAYS a table on success (possibly empty);
--                   meta is the {meta={...}} header value or nil if absent
--   nil,   err    : on file open failure (turns-first means callers can
--                   test `if not turns then` without ambiguity vs a missing
--                   meta-header line)
function M.load(path)
    local fh, err = io.open(path, "r")
    if not fh then return nil, err end

    local meta, turns = nil, {}
    local first = true
    for line in fh:lines() do
        if #line > 0 then
            local obj = json.decode(line)
            if obj then
                if first and obj.meta then
                    meta = obj.meta
                elseif obj.role and obj.content then
                    turns[#turns + 1] = obj
                end
            end
            -- malformed lines (e.g. trailing partial write before crash) are
            -- silently skipped per the §6 recovery semantic
            first = false
        end
    end
    fh:close()
    return turns, meta
end

-- List session files in `dir` (just file basenames matching *.jsonl). Phase 1
-- minimum: name only. mtime / turn count are a Phase 4 concern when :sessions
-- starts wanting to surface a richer picker. Returns:
--   array of strings (basenames, no path prefix)
--   may be empty if dir doesn't exist
function M.list_sessions(dir)
    local out = {}
    if not dir or dir == "" then return out end
    -- io.popen here is plain ls; executor.exec was swapped to PTY but
    -- io.popen itself still works. Single-quote escaping for path safety
    -- (see sh_singlequote rationale above).
    local p = io.popen("ls -1 " .. sh_singlequote(dir) .. " 2>/dev/null")
    if not p then return out end
    for name in p:lines() do
        if name:match("%.jsonl$") then out[#out + 1] = name end
    end
    p:close()
    table.sort(out)  -- ISO 8601 sorts lexicographically = chronologically
    return out
end

-- ============================================================================
-- Phase 4: memory.jsonl — cross-session memory store.
-- Same JSONL convention as session logs, but a single shared file rather
-- than per-session. Single-writer enforced via flock advisory lock.
-- See docs/PHASE4.md §2 / §4.
-- ============================================================================

-- We need an integer fd for flock. io.open returns a Lua FILE*; LuaJIT
-- has no portable way to extract the underlying fd from that. Workaround:
-- open via libc directly using open(2). Already exposed close() in libc;
-- need to declare open() and read/write via the existing fd interface.
ffi.cdef[[
int open(const char *pathname, int flags, int mode);
long lseek(int fd, long offset, int whence);
]]

local O_RDWR   = 2
local O_CREAT  = 64       -- 0100 octal on Linux/glibc
local O_APPEND = 1024     -- 02000 octal on Linux/glibc
local SEEK_SET = 0
local FILE_MODE = 0x180   -- 0600 octal — owner rw only

-- ---------------------------------------------------------------- M.open_memory
-- Opens memory.jsonl at `path` for append, takes an exclusive non-blocking
-- flock on the fd, scans existing content for max id, writes a meta header
-- if the file is new. Returns:
--   handle, nil   on success
--   nil,    err   on lock-held / open failure
function M.open_memory(path)
    ensure_dir(parent_dir(path))

    -- Open via libc open(2) so we have an integer fd for flock.
    local fd = ffi.C.open(path,
                          bit and bit.bor(O_RDWR, O_CREAT, O_APPEND)
                              or  (O_RDWR + O_CREAT + O_APPEND),
                          FILE_MODE)
    -- bit lib may not be loaded; fall back to numeric add (flags don't
    -- overlap so OR == add here).
    if fd < 0 then
        return nil, "open " .. path .. " failed: "
                    .. libc.strerror(libc.errno())
    end

    local ok, err = libc.flock(fd, libc.LOCK_EX + libc.LOCK_NB)
    if not ok then
        libc.close(fd)
        return nil, "memory.jsonl held by another aish process ("
                    .. tostring(err) .. ")"
    end

    -- Scan existing content for max id. lseek back to start, read all.
    local max_id = 0
    local was_empty = true
    ffi.C.lseek(fd, 0, SEEK_SET)
    while true do
        -- Read in 4K chunks. Use libc.read which returns string+len.
        local chunk, n = libc.read(fd, 4096)
        if not chunk or n == 0 then break end
        was_empty = false
        -- Accumulate into a buffer; on first scan we may straddle lines.
        -- Simple approach: keep a tail and split on newlines.
        for line in chunk:gmatch("[^\n]+") do
            local obj = json.decode(line)
            if obj and obj.id and obj.id > max_id then max_id = obj.id end
        end
    end
    -- Seek to end so subsequent libc.write appends.
    ffi.C.lseek(fd, 0, 2)  -- SEEK_END

    local handle = setmetatable({
        path    = path,
        fd      = fd,
        next_id = max_id + 1,
        closed  = false,
    }, Memory)

    if was_empty then
        -- Write meta header. No id; load_memory skips lines without id.
        handle:_write_raw({
            meta = {
                aish_version = "phase4",
                created      = os.date("!%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ"),
            }
        })
    end

    return handle
end

-- Internal: append one JSON line to the fd.
function Memory:_write_raw(obj)
    local line = json.encode(obj) .. "\n"
    libc.write(self.fd, line)
end

-- Append a memory item. Returns the assigned id.
function Memory:add(kind, content, tags, source)
    assert(not self.closed, "memory:add on closed handle")
    assert(kind == "fact" or kind == "pref" or kind == "context",
           "memory:add: kind must be fact|pref|context (got " .. tostring(kind) .. ")")
    assert(content and content ~= "", "memory:add: content required")

    local id = self.next_id
    self.next_id = id + 1
    local item = {
        id      = id,
        ts      = os.date("!%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ"),
        kind    = kind,
        content = content,
    }
    if tags   then item.tags   = tags   end
    if source then item.source = source end
    self:_write_raw(item)
    return id
end

-- Append a tombstone for `target_id`. Idempotent at the file level; the
-- caller (e.g. `:memory forget` meta handler) may want to check
-- M.load_memory first to surface a "not active" status to the user (N1).
function Memory:forget(target_id)
    assert(not self.closed, "memory:forget on closed handle")
    self:_write_raw({
        id     = self.next_id,
        ts     = os.date("!%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ"),
        kind   = "forget",
        target = target_id,
    })
    self.next_id = self.next_id + 1
end

function Memory:close()
    if self.closed then return end
    -- flock is released automatically on fd close.
    libc.close(self.fd)
    self.fd = nil
    self.closed = true
end

-- ---------------------------------------------------------------- M.load_memory
-- Read all items, resolve tombstones, return active set sorted by ts desc.
-- Items without an `id` field (e.g. the meta header) are silently dropped.
-- Tombstones with non-matching targets are no-ops.
-- Returns:
--   items_table  array of {id, ts, kind, content, tags?, source?}
--   may be empty if file doesn't exist or contains only meta/tombstones
function M.load_memory(path)
    local fh = io.open(path, "r")
    if not fh then return {} end

    local items = {}      -- by id
    local forget = {}     -- set of target ids
    for line in fh:lines() do
        if #line > 0 then
            local obj = json.decode(line)
            if obj and obj.id then
                if obj.kind == "forget" then
                    if obj.target then forget[obj.target] = true end
                elseif obj.kind == "fact" or obj.kind == "pref"
                                          or obj.kind == "context" then
                    items[obj.id] = obj
                end
            end
        end
    end
    fh:close()

    local active = {}
    for id, item in pairs(items) do
        if not forget[id] then active[#active + 1] = item end
    end
    -- Sort by ts descending (most recent first). Strings sort right when
    -- they're ISO 8601 — ASCII order = chronological.
    table.sort(active, function(a, b) return a.ts > b.ts end)
    return active
end

-- ---------------------------------------------------------------- Phase 9 trust file
-- ~/.aish/trusted-projects (JSONL, mode 0600). One entry per accepted
-- project .aish.lua. Schema: {path = "<abs>", sha256 = "<hex>",
-- ts = "<iso>"}. sha256 binds bytes; content change re-prompts.

-- Internal helper: shell out to `sha256sum`. Returns hex digest or nil
-- on any failure (binary missing, file unreadable, etc.). Caller
-- treats nil as "skip the trust path" rather than crashing.
function M._sha256_file(path)
    if not path or path == "" then return nil end
    local q = "'" .. path:gsub("'", [['\'']]) .. "'"
    local pipe = io.popen("sha256sum " .. q .. " 2>/dev/null")
    if not pipe then return nil end
    local line = pipe:read("*l")
    pipe:close()
    if not line then return nil end
    local digest = line:match("^(%x+)")  -- first whitespace-separated field
    if digest and #digest == 64 then return digest end
    return nil
end

-- Returns true iff a JSONL entry exists at trust_path matching BOTH
-- project_path AND sha256. Missing / unreadable / corrupt-line file
-- treated as "not trusted".
function M.is_trusted(trust_path, project_path, sha256)
    if not (trust_path and project_path and sha256) then return false end
    local fh = io.open(trust_path, "r")
    if not fh then return false end
    for line in fh:lines() do
        if #line > 0 then
            local entry = json.decode(line)
            if entry and entry.path == project_path
                     and entry.sha256 == sha256 then
                fh:close()
                return true
            end
        end
    end
    fh:close()
    return false
end

-- Appends a trust record. mkdir -p parent; chmod 0600 on first creation.
-- Append-only JSONL; partial writes corrupt at most one line (caller's
-- subsequent reads skip them).
function M.add_trusted(trust_path, project_path, sha256)
    if not (trust_path and project_path and sha256) then return false end
    ensure_dir(parent_dir(trust_path))
    local fh = io.open(trust_path, "a")
    if not fh then return false end
    local ts = os.date("!%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ")
    fh:write(json.encode({ path = project_path, sha256 = sha256, ts = ts }) .. "\n")
    fh:close()
    -- Best-effort chmod 0600; ignore failure (next read will succeed).
    os.execute("chmod 600 '" .. trust_path:gsub("'", [['\'']]) .. "' 2>/dev/null")
    return true
end

return M