Struct StoreMemorySource 

pub struct StoreMemorySource<'a> { /* private fields */ }

The canonical MemorySource: a crate::notes::NoteStore for note: bodies and a crate::store::ConversationStore for turn: bodies (already fenced to its workspace key). The TUI constructs one per turn next to its NoteSink / StoreRecallSource.

Both surfaces already exist (the MVP adds no persistence): note: reads the live NoteStore entries, turn: reads a single past turn by (conv, seq).

Implementations

impl<'a> StoreMemorySource<'a>

pub fn new(notes: &'a NoteStore, store: &'a ConversationStore) -> Self

pub fn with_spill_store(self, spill: &'a dyn SpillStore) -> Self

Attach a session spill store so spill:<id> re-reads resolve (Step 26.3).

pub fn with_compaction_store(self, compaction: &'a dyn SpillStore) -> Self

Attach the session compaction store so compaction:<id> re-reads resolve (#661 group B — lossless progressive disclosure of evicted spans).

Trait Implementations

impl MemorySource for StoreMemorySource<'_>

fn fetch(&self, addr: &MemAddr) -> Result<MemPayload>

Resolve addr to its verbatim body or labelled absence. A genuine backend failure (e.g. a corrupt store row) is an Err; an unknown but well-formed address is Ok(MemPayload::NotFound) — the executor distinguishes the two (a backend error surfaces as error: verbatim; absence surfaces as coaching).