pacifio/atlas

Tell us more commands/memory_extract.rs routes extraction through the summariser preference. Signed out with no BYOK provider, "no pass, silently". I'm signed in on a Personal organisation without AI grants and have no provider key. Across 45 sessions on one project, the store has no extractor entries. From the user's side nothing says extraction isn't happening: The Memory panel shows sharing as on. The Raw / Provider / Local selector is presented as the handoff summariser, not as what decides whether durable memory gets extracted. So the natural conclusion is "memory doesn't work". Suggestion: show the extractor's state where sharing is configured, e.g. "Automatic extraction: off — needs AI grants or a provider key", linking to the provider picker. Also log when a pass is skipped or refused. Which area is this about? memory

What's going on? On Windows 11, cargo test -p atlas --lib compiles, but the test executable exits before running anything: process didn't exit successfully: `...\deps\atlas_lib-<hash>.exe state::atlas_config` (exit code: 0xc0000139, STATUS_ENTRYPOINT_NOT_FOUND) So none of src-tauri's unit tests can run on Windows, and Windows contributors can't check changes to e.g. state/atlas_config.rs locally. CI runs these tests on macOS only, so this is invisible there. I haven't confirmed the cause. A common one for Tauri apps on Windows is a test binary built without the application manifest, so it binds to comctl32 v5 and fails on an import that needs v6 (e.g. TaskDialogIndirect). Workarounds I used: pure logic in a separate crate (whose tests do run), and cargo check -p atlas --tests. Which area is this in? other (tests / Windows) How sure are you? Reproducible every time here; the root cause above is a guess.

What happens In the Timeline tab, a session row's model label overflows its grid column to the left and is painted over the agent icon. Both end up unreadable. Only long model names do it. Rows showing Opus 5 are fine; rows showing google/gemini-3.1-pro-preview or google/gemini-3.1-flash-lite collide with the icon. Why src/features/artifacts/components/session-list.tsx:155 gives the model a fixed 92px track: const ROW_GRID = "grid grid-cols-[22px_minmax(0,1fr)_28px_92px_68px] items-center gap-4 px-5"; // rail title agent model dur and session-list.tsx:254 renders into it: <span className="justify-self-end truncate font-mono text-[11px] text-[var(--text-tertiary)]"> {prettyModel(session.model) ?? ""} </span> truncate expands to overflow:hidden; text-overflow:ellipsis; white-space:nowrap. The nowrap raises the element's min-content width to the width of the entire string. justify-self-end takes the item out of stretch, so its used width is fit-

Getting started: read CONTRIBUTING.md, run bun install, then bun run dev:app (Tauri dev build). Rust commands need export SDKROOT="$(xcrun --show-sdk-path)" on macOS, and crates are path-linked (no workspace) — run cargo from inside the crate directory. bun run test + bun run typecheck must stay green. area:rust · cleanup · ~30 min artifacts_sessions (src-tauri/src/commands/capture.rs:1160) lost its only frontend caller when a memory view was removed; it’s now registered dead surface (verified — no TS caller, and tests/ipc-contract.test.ts guards the seam). Do: delete the command fn and its generate_handler! line in src-tauri/src/lib.rs. If helpers it calls inside capture.rs are shared with other commands, leave those. Done when: cargo check in src-tauri is warning-free and bun run test (which includes the IPC contract test) passes.

Getting started: read CONTRIBUTING.md, run bun install, then bun run dev:app (Tauri dev build). Rust commands need export SDKROOT="$(xcrun --show-sdk-path)" on macOS, and crates are path-linked (no workspace) — run cargo from inside the crate directory. bun run test + bun run typecheck must stay green. area:providers · ~1–2 h Three small, mirrored additions wire in a new OpenAI-compatible provider (pick one — e.g. Moonshot): src/features/settings/lib/providers.ts — catalog entry (id, name, env var, category, docs URL). src-tauri/src/commands/byok.rs — ENV_KEY_VARS row so the key is recognised in the user’s shell profile. src-tauri/src/commands/modelchat.rs — provider_endpoint() arm with the OpenAI-compatible base URL (only if the provider should be chat-capable). Done when: the provider row shows in Settings → API Keys, a key exported in your shell profile is detected, and (if chat-capable) a completion streams in a feature that uses BYOK (e.g. commit-message genera