fix(memory): reject leaked tool-call args in remember - #1322
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A caller that mis-encodes its tool call can close the content argument with a tag and write the arguments that follow it as literal text, so only content arrives. content is free-form, so nothing is schema-invalid: the save succeeded with the markup embedded in the memory and type, concepts, files and project silently left at their defaults. mem::remember now refuses that content, since it is the single point every save path funnels through: the MCP server, the stdio package, and the trigger API. More than one marker is required, so content that legitimately mentions one of the argument tags still saves. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@src/functions/remember.ts`:
- Line 59: Update the validation around ARG_LEAK_PATTERNS so it counts every
marker occurrence in data.content rather than only matched pattern categories,
using a fresh global regex per pattern while keeping the shared regexes
non-global. Reject content with more than one total marker, and add a regression
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ARG_LEAK_PATTERNS.filter(p => p.test(...)).length counted distinct pattern categories matched, not total marker occurrences. Content with two <type> markers (same pattern, matched once) slipped past the guard and saved with markup embedded and later arguments dropped. Count every marker occurrence with a fresh global regex per pattern instead, keeping the shared regexes non-global so repeated calls stay stateless. Addresses coderabbitai review comment on PR rohitg00#1322. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Addressed the one open thread: the arg-leak guard counted matched pattern categories instead of marker occurrences, so two markers of the same type (e.g. two |
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In `@src/functions/remember.ts`:
- Around line 58-60: Remove the explanatory comments near ARG_LEAK_PATTERNS and
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The added comment restated the occurrence-counting mechanism the code already names via markerCount and ARG_LEAK_PATTERNS. Addresses coderabbitai review comment on PR rohitg00#1322. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A caller that mis-encodes its tool call can close the content argument with a tag and write the arguments that follow it as literal text, so only content arrives. content is free-form, so nothing is schema-invalid: the save succeeded with the markup embedded in the memory and type, concepts, files and project silently left at their defaults.
mem::remember now refuses that content, since it is the single point every save path funnels through: the MCP server, the stdio package, and the trigger API. More than one marker is required, so content that legitimately mentions one of the argument tags still saves.
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