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An Ephemeral workspace keeps its session state in the workspace's default store, which is SQLite, and the core refuses to fall back to memory (storage::sessions: "session state never silently moves to an in-memory backend"). linux_fleet builds with default features disabled and never asked for a driver, so its first turn failed with "session stores unavailable: open the default storage" and embed-offline-examples exited 1. The example now declares storage-sqlite; the cookbook, examples index and the performance guide's build command name it too.
…apabilities StorageBackend no longer has driver(), so examples/storage.rs failed to build (E0599 at lines 30 and 76) and the embed-offline-examples lane exited 101. The SQLite half already asserts the driver through runtime.capabilities().storage.driver, so its duplicate assertion goes; the live MongoDB check uses the same capability report. The embedded copy in the storage-drivers guide is updated to match.
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Completeness: Complete What changedThe example runner now splits a comma-separated `Feature:` header into separate features instead of treating it as one string. `linux_fleet` declares `storage-sqlite` so it builds with a compiled driver under `--no-default-features`, matching the runtime's refusal to fall back to in-memory session storage. The `storage` example drops the removed `driver()` assertion on the configured SQLite backend and verifies the live MongoDB driver through `capabilities().storage.driver` instead. `profiles` configures a SQLite `storage_url` and declares `channels,storage-sqlite` so fenced cron leases get the atomic write condition they require. `mcp` registers tinymcp as a linked module with downloads disabled and a `Linked` source override, declaring `mcp,storage-sqlite`. The runner tests assert the exact `--features` values. The performance guide pins the existing fleet figures to commit `b783b39e78` with the original feature graph and states that current SQLite-backed builds are not comparable until the benchmark is rerun. The examples index, cookbook, storage-drivers integration page, and `llms-full.txt` are updated to match. Separately, `channel_agents.rs` narrows its compile gate to require both `channels` and `storage-sqlite`. Features
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…ll.txt llms-full.txt aggregates the generated embed docs, so the cookbook, examples index and storage-drivers edits appear there too.
A file-backed profile host has no atomic storage condition on its leases, and the fenced cron store refuses unguarded handles, so ProfileRuntime::open failed with "profile lease has no atomic storage condition". The example now configures a SQLite storage URL, the supported SaaS shape, and declares storage-sqlite alongside channels; the cookbook, examples index and llms-full.txt name both features.
MCP tools now run in the tinymcp module (openhuman#8280), so a runtime that never loads the module answers mcp_list_tools with "TinyMCP module is unavailable" and the example's model fixture panicked on the missing forecast tool. The example now links the module the way the mcp_module test does (register_linked, a Linked source override, no download) and declares storage-sqlite for the module's state; the generated docs name the feature.
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…eep the measured recipe An example's Feature header may now name several features (comma-separated); the runner splits them, so mcp, profiles and linux_fleet get exactly what they declare, and the fleet-invocation tests assert linux_fleet's minimal feature graph is storage-sqlite alone. performance.md keeps the 2026-10-10 figures' recipe pinned to b783b39, and gives the current SQLite-backed build separately as not comparable until the benchmark is rerun.
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A channels-only build has no storage driver, so the bound agent's turn failed with "session stores unavailable: open the default storage" and no reply was sent. The test now compiles with channels and storage-sqlite, which the product feature set (and so the rust-cov lane) enables.
The generated storage-drivers guide and llms-full.txt embed the same lines.
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Fixes the
rust-lint:embed-offline-exampleslane (node scripts/run-embed-examples.mjs --profile dev). Once the compile errors from #8333 and #8350 are out of the way, two examples still fail.1.
linux_fleet: stale example. It runs with default features disabled and failed on its first turn:Ephemeralworkspace keeps session state in the workspace's default store,sqlite:(storage::config::default_url).--no-default-features, no storage driver is compiled.storage::sessions::workspace::fallback_provider: "Session state never silently moves to an in-memory backend").So the runtime is behaving as designed, and the fix is on the example side. Its header now declares
Feature: storage-sqlite, so the runner builds it with--no-default-features --features storage-sqlite. The generated cookbook and examples index, and the performance guide's reproduce command, name the feature too.Note: the 2026-10-10 fleet measurements in
performance.mdpredate the SQLite-backed session store, so a fresh run will include SQLite's footprint.2.
storage:E0599no methoddriveronArc<dyn StorageBackend>(examples/storage.rs:30, 76).StorageBackendno longer hasdriver().runtime.capabilities().storage.driver, so I dropped the duplicate assertion.storage-drivers.mdis updated to match.3.
profiles: stale example. It failed withprofile lease has no atomic storage condition; refusing unguarded handles.storage_url, the supported SaaS shape, and declareschannels,storage-sqlite. This mirrors test(config): run the profile refresh test on a storage-backed lease #8348's change to the core test.4.
mcp: stale example. The model fixture's "remote tools were listed successfully" assertion failed.tests/mcp_module.rsdoes (register_linked, aLinkedsource override, no download) and declaresmcp,storage-sqlitefor the module's state.The generated docs (cookbook, examples index,
llms-full.txt) carry each header change, hand-mirrored from the generator's template.telegramalso fails in the same lane. That one is still being diagnosed and is not in this PR.Test plan
RUST_MIN_STACK=67108864 node scripts/run-embed-examples.mjs --profile devpasses every exampleSummary by CodeRabbit