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35b9d7ef43 refactor(8.0)!: remove orphaned zero-config subsystem + dead cloud/progressive-init storage vestige
The old config-generation subsystem (src/config/ + autoConfiguration.ts) was
superseded during the 8.0 rework and never wired into init(): it emitted settings
for a partitioning subsystem that no longer exists and probed deleted cloud env
vars. The live zero-config path is inline — recall preset → HNSW knobs, storage
auto-detect, auto persistMode, container-memory-aware cache sizing.

The storage progressive-init / cloud-detection cluster was equally dead after the
cloud adapters were dropped: isCloudStorage() is permanently false (no overriders),
scheduleBackgroundInit/runBackgroundInit were never called (the latter an empty
body), initMode was never assigned, and Brainy.isFullyInitialized()/
awaitBackgroundInit() were always-trivial with zero callers. scheduleCountPersist()
collapses to its only-ever-taken immediate write-through path.

Removed:
- src/config/{index,zeroConfig,storageAutoConfig,modelAutoConfig,sharedConfigManager}.ts
- src/utils/autoConfiguration.ts + the inert BrainyZeroConfig export
- Brainy.isFullyInitialized()/awaitBackgroundInit() (+ BrainyInterface decls)
- InitMode type, isCloudStorage/detectCloudEnvironment/resolveInitMode,
  scheduleBackgroundInit/runBackgroundInit/ensureValidatedForWrite and their state
- Dead cloud env-var probes (K_SERVICE/K_REVISION/AWS_LAMBDA_FUNCTION_NAME/
  FUNCTIONS_TARGET/AZURE_FUNCTIONS_ENVIRONMENT)

Kept (verified live): production-detection logging (environment.ts), container-
memory cache sizing (memoryDetection/paramValidation), on-disk hash bucketing
(sharding.ts).

Docs: scrubbed deleted-subsystem references (JS quantization knobs, cloud/OPFS
adapters, partitioning, old zero-config API) across 14 files; deleted two wholly-
obsolete feature docs (complete-feature-list, v3-features); rewrote
architecture/zero-config for 8.0.

~3,700 LOC removed. Build clean; 1392 unit + 24 db-mvcc green.
2026-06-15 11:11:21 -07:00
4fcdc0fef3 feat: multi-process safety + read-only inspector mode
Filesystem storage now enforces single-writer, many-reader semantics.
A second writer on the same data directory throws at init time with the
holder's PID, hostname, and heartbeat — replacing the previous silent
stale-reads failure mode.

- New: `Brainy.openReadOnly()` — coexists with a live writer, every
  mutation throws clearly.
- New: writer lock at `<rootDir>/locks/_writer.lock` with 10s heartbeat
  and stale-detection (PID liveness + heartbeat freshness).
- New: cross-process flush-request RPC (filesystem-based, no signals)
  so inspectors can force fresh state on demand.
- New: `brain.stats()`, `brain.explain(findParams)`, `brain.health()`
  for operator-facing introspection.
- New: `brainy inspect` CLI with 13 subcommands (stats, find, get,
  relations, explain, health, sample, fields, dump, watch, backup,
  repair, diff), all read-only by default.
- Same-PID re-opens allowed with a warning (preserves test "simulate
  restart" patterns).
- Storage instances passed directly via `storage: new MemoryStorage()`
  are now honoured instead of silently falling through to the
  filesystem auto-detect path.

Brainy + Cortex compose under this model — the lock covers both because
they share `rootDir`, Cortex segments are immutable mmap files, and
MANIFEST updates use atomic-rename.
2026-05-15 11:25:05 -07:00