fix(mcp): read graph stats from the snapshot instead of enumerating the graph - #1260
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…he graph agentmemory://graph/stats listed every node and every edge in order to produce four aggregate numbers. On a real corpus that is a multi-hundred-megabyte frame over the engine transport, against the 16 MiB limit this repo already defines in state/frame-guard.ts. Measured on a deployed instance: the two scopes hold 112 MB and 80 MB, five and seven times the limit, so the read cannot succeed — it closes the worker connection with 1009 Message Too Big every time. The observed rate was 3.8 to 5.1 kills per minute, each followed by a reconnect that registers a fresh worker id. The counts were already precomputed. KV.graphSnapshot carries totalNodes, totalEdges, nodesByType and edgesByType in a single small key, and the comment introducing it in state/schema.ts names /graph/stats as the caller it was built to spare. This resource simply never adopted it. An absent snapshot now reports zeros with pending: true rather than falling back to enumeration. The fallback is the failure mode, so there is no version of it worth keeping. Other enumerating callers remain and need separate treatment: cascade.ts needs a sourceObservationId index before it can stop scanning, and the export route in api.ts guards its response size but not the inbound read that already happened.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe graph statistics resource now invokes ChangesGraph statistics resource
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Full details: Title checkExplanation The title clearly describes the main change: the MCP graph statistics resource now uses snapshot-backed statistics instead of enumerating the graph. The title is accurate enough even though the resource delegates through mem::graph-stats.
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- Around line 1481-1487: Remove the explanatory comments surrounding the
precomputed graph snapshot read and the related fallback near the affected
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| // Read the precomputed snapshot rather than enumerating the graph. | ||
| // KV.graphSnapshot exists for exactly this (#814, state/schema.ts): | ||
| // it carries the same aggregate counts in one small key. Listing | ||
| // the scopes instead pulled every node and edge over the engine | ||
| // transport — on a real corpus that is a multi-hundred-MB frame | ||
| // against a 16 MiB limit (state/frame-guard.ts), which kills the | ||
| // worker connection every time this resource is read. |
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Remove the explanatory comments.
These comments explain the implementation and fallback behavior. Keep the code self-explanatory through clear naming. Move architectural rationale to PR or issue documentation if needed.
As per coding guidelines, src/**/*.ts: Do not add comments that explain what code does; use clear naming instead.
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In `@src/mcp/server.ts` around lines 1481 - 1487, Remove the explanatory comments
surrounding the precomputed graph snapshot read and the related fallback near
the affected resource logic, while leaving the implementation unchanged; rely on
existing symbol names such as KV.graphSnapshot to convey intent.
Source: Coding guidelines
AGENTS.md coding standards forbid comments that explain what code does. KV.graphSnapshot and the `pending: true` spread already say what the two blocks were narrating, so they carried no information the names do not. The rationale is not lost. The frame-limit failure mode and the deliberate refusal to fall back to enumeration are both recorded in the parent commit's message and in the PR body, which is where a reader looking for why will go. Comment-only: nine lines removed, none added, no executable statement touched.
The MCP resource hand-rolled its own snapshot read rather than calling the function the REST path already routes to. GET /agentmemory/graph/stats goes through api::graph-stats to mem::graph-stats, which has read the snapshot exclusively since rohitg00#814 v2, so the inline kv.get duplicated the shared function instead of avoiding an enumeration it never did. Duplicating it also dropped behavior. readSnapshot() rejects a stored value whose version is not 1; the inline read cast whatever was there to GraphSnapshot and trusted it. The shared function reports fromSnapshot, and when no snapshot exists returns a warning naming the snapshot-rebuild and reset endpoints; the inline version invented `pending: true` for the state the codebase already calls `fromSnapshot: false`. A snapshot marked dirty carries an eventual-consistency warning the resource never surfaced. The payload gains fields rather than breaking. mem::graph-stats returns totalNodes, totalEdges, nodesByType and edgesByType on both of its branches, and `pending` had no other reference in src or test, so nothing observed the old shape. The viewer already consumes the richer payload over REST. The try/catch fallback is unchanged: sdk.trigger throws when the graph functions are not registered, the same case api::graph-stats wraps. Adds the graph/stats case test/mcp-resources.test.ts never had. Against the inline path it fails on each of its three assertion groups independently: the counts come back zero, there is no warning, and `pending` is set.
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| it("reads agentmemory://graph/stats from mem::graph-stats", async () => { | ||
| sdk.overrideTrigger("mem::graph-stats", async () => ({ | ||
| totalNodes: 3, | ||
| totalEdges: 2, | ||
| nodesByType: { file: 3 }, | ||
| edgesByType: { imports: 2 }, | ||
| fromSnapshot: false, | ||
| warning: | ||
| "No graph snapshot available. Run POST /agentmemory/graph/snapshot-rebuild", | ||
| })); | ||
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| const fn = sdk.getFunction("mcp::resources::read")!; | ||
| const result = (await fn( | ||
| makeReq({ uri: "agentmemory://graph/stats" }), |
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Add the required iii-sdk mock to test/mcp-resources.test.ts.
The file uses hand-written SDK and KV doubles but does not call vi.mock("iii-sdk"). Add mocks for sdk.trigger, kv.get, kv.set, and kv.list to satisfy the test convention.
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In `@test/mcp-resources.test.ts` around lines 234 - 247, Add a vi.mock("iii-sdk")
setup in mcp-resources.test.ts, providing mocks for sdk.trigger, kv.get, kv.set,
and kv.list while preserving the existing hand-written doubles and test
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The bug
agentmemory://graph/statslists every node and every edge in order to produce four aggregate numbers:kv.listreturns every value in a scope (state/kv.ts:41-46), so this is a full materialisation of the graph over the engine transport — to compute a histogram.Real behavior proof
Measured on a deployed instance, read-only:
mem:graph:nodesmem:graph:edgesThe limit is not incidental — this repo defines it itself, in
state/frame-guard.ts:5:So this read cannot succeed. It closes the worker connection with
1009 Message Too Bigevery time it is served. In the logs:Measured rate across three separate containers: 3.8 to 5.1 kills per minute, each followed by a reconnect that registers a fresh worker id. Roughly 150 new registrations accumulate per 40 minutes.
The fix
The counts were already precomputed.
KV.graphSnapshotcarriestotalNodes,totalEdges,nodesByType, andedgesByTypein a single key, and the comment introducing it instate/schema.tsnames this exact caller:This resource simply never adopted it.
An absent snapshot now reports zeros with
pending: truerather than falling back to enumeration. The fallback is the failure mode, so there is no version of it worth keeping.Limitations, stated up front
This does not fully bound the read. The snapshot key is currently 15 MB on the measured instance, right at
SAFE_PAYLOAD_BYTES. It is a singlekv.getrather than an enumeration, and 15 MB against 195 MB is a 13× reduction, but thestatsblock would be better split into its own small key so it is not carried behindtopNodes/topEdges. That is a schema change and belongs in its own PR.This is not the only enumerating caller. Also outstanding, and deliberately not bundled here:
mcp/server.tsagentmemory://statuslists all sessions and the entire 36 MBmem:memoriesscope to return three integers. It is a status endpoint, so it is polled — this is almost certainly the higher-frequency offender, and it needs maintained counters rather than a swap.cascade.ts:27,44needs asourceObservationId → nodeIdsindex before it can stop scanning.api.ts:2801callscheckPayloadFrameSizeon its response but not on the inbound read that has already happened.Testing
npm test: 1710 passing; the single failure istest/cli-lifecycle-safety.test.ts, which spawns real subprocesses, passes 14/14 in isolation, and imports none of the changed modules.tsc --noEmitunchanged from base (same 30 pre-existing errors, confirmed by stashing).Summary by CodeRabbit