feat(client): track CoordiNode 0.5.5 and make the demo stack real

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Summary

Brings the SDK onto the 0.5.5 server, exposes the surface those releases added, and repairs a demo stack that could neither start nor test the code it claimed to.

Both submodules move onto the current server: proto to the tree it ships, coordinode-rs to the v0.5.5 release commit. The client had been pinned against 0.4-era definitions. CI and the demo compose file pin that server image by digest rather than by a tag that can be re-pushed.

Breaking

Following the server's own rename, since the field identifies a DDL snapshot rather than a version of anything:

• LabelInfo.version → LabelInfo.schema_revision
• EdgeTypeInfo.version → EdgeTypeInfo.schema_revision
• EdgeTypeInfo.schema_mode removed: EdgeType has no such field and never did, so the attribute could only ever read back zero

New surface

• element_id on nodes and edges, the canonical opaque identifier application code should prefer over the raw 64-bit id, which stays for Neo4j v4 driver compatibility
• create_nodes_batch, one atomic call for N nodes returned in input order. The server takes each secondary-index write lock once per batch rather than once per node, so seeding data carrying vector or full-text properties no longer pays an HNSW rebuild per row
• write_concern="memory" and "cache", completing the W0 < MEMORY < CACHE < W1 < MAJORITY ladder. Both acknowledge before the write reaches Raft, and the docstring says so plainly
• at_timestamp on reads, a pin rather than a fence: reads the database exactly as of a point in time without waiting. Microseconds since the epoch, and the client now supplies the SNAPSHOT read concern the server requires alongside it, rejecting an incompatible level before the request is built
• path and multi_vector values decode to {nodes, rels} and a list of rows. Both existed in the engine but travelled disguised as a map and a list of vectors until the server gave them their own wire types; this conversion returned None for each. Each decodes to a tagged subclass of the container it looks like, exported as coordinode.Path and coordinode.MultiVector: reading one and writing it straight back keeps its wire type, where a plain dict or nested list would have re-encoded as a map or an array and changed the property. Only an instance activates those wire types, so an ordinary dict with the same keys still stores as a map
• at_timestamp rejects zero. The field is a plain proto3 scalar with no presence, so zero is not serialised and the server reads it as "no pin": a request to read as of the epoch came back as a current read, which is the one answer time travel must not give

Three defects the tests could not have caught

Stand-in proto objects. The tests built their own objects that claimed to match the proto shape but were never checked against it, which is exactly why the server's field rename passed a fully green suite. They now construct the generated messages, so a field that moves fails here. That immediately surfaced a second bug they had been hiding: score is a 32-bit float on the wire, and an equality assertion against 0.95 only held because the stand-in stored a Python float.

An impossible healthcheck. Both compose files gave the server a healthcheck that shells out to wget, but the server image is built FROM scratch and carries neither, so every probe failed with exec: "/bin/sh": no such file or directory and the container sat permanently unhealthy. jupyter waits on condition: service_healthy, so the notebook stack could never start at all.

A demo that tested a release. install-sdk.sh installed the three packages in three pip runs; the integration packages depend on coordinode, so the second run resolved that from PyPI and overwrote the editable install the first had just made. The container ran the published SDK while appearing to exercise the mounted checkout. Fixing the ordering surfaced what it had hidden: hatch-vcs pretended version 0.0.0, below the coordinode>=0.6.0 the integration packages require, so pip could not satisfy them from the mount. The script now asserts coordinode resolves under /sdk.

Also gone: two skipif guards that silently skipped whole modules when the generated stubs were missing. Generation is part of make install, so an absent stub is a broken checkout, not a reason to report success on tests that never ran.

The wheel on PyPI had been frozen since May

coordinode-embedded carried a hand-written version = "0.1.0" in its
Cargo.toml and was not listed in the release configuration, so it never
moved. The three Python packages take their version from the tag through
hatch-vcs; maturin has no equivalent and reads the manifest, so every release
after the first built a wheel with a filename PyPI already had and refused as a
duplicate. Every file published for that package is dated 2026-05-03 while this
repository tagged its way to 1.0.6.

Anyone installing it therefore gets a four-month-old engine while believing they
have the current one, and no release can correct that while the filename never
changes. The release PR now writes that version, the same one the rest of the
repository ships under. The demo notebooks happen to work on the old wheel, so
this cost nobody a failure yet; it is the mechanism that was broken.

The agent notebook isolates by database, not by filtering

query_facts in the LangGraph notebook runs Cypher the model writes. Against a
shared database that needed a guard proving each query stayed inside the run's
own session tag, and five review rounds found five ways past it: a predicate in
RETURN, one inside a quoted alias, one commented out, one disjoined away by
OR, one negated, one naming an alias from another clause, one scoping a single
end of a hop, and an input shape that took the guard 6.5 seconds to judge. Each
fix was correct and the next round found the next gap, because deciding what
model-written Cypher touches is not something a regex can do.

The notebook now writes to a database file of its own. Nothing else writes
there, so no query can reach anyone else's data and there is nothing to filter
for: the guard, its checked cases and the session tag threaded through every
tool are gone, and 174 lines with them. COORDINODE_ADDR is ignored there on
purpose, since pointing it at a shared server would restore the condition the
guard existed to police. The other four notebooks exercise the client/server
path.

The file is what keeps the agent's memory across a kernel restart, which is the
whole point of calling it graph memory. COORDINODE_AGENT_DB moves it and
deleting it starts the agent with nothing. Every write is a MERGE, so a second
run of the notebook over the same graph adds nothing: verified at seven edges
and eight nodes after two full runs, with a fresh process on that file seeing
all seven.

Proto generation

The submodule vendors its own google/protobuf/descriptor.proto so the Rust build works without protobuf-devel. That copy is older than this protoc and, once it won the include search, generation died on a malformed descriptor. grpc_tools' own well-known types now come first.

Notebooks

The install cell in every notebook pip-installed coordinode unconditionally, which is right on Colab and wrong everywhere else. It now resolves each distribution to its import name and installs only what is genuinely missing.

Notebook for the new surface

04_whats_new_in_0_5.ipynb exercises what these releases added: batch insert, element_id, schema revision, the write-concern ladder with measured latency, read concerns and read preference, and time travel. The time-travel cell asserts the later write really is invisible in the past rather than printing something that looks right.

Dependencies

Every declared floor was wrong in the same direction: the wheel carries generated stubs that refuse to import against an older runtime. The pb2 modules validate a 7.35.1 protobuf runtime and the grpc stubs check their own generated version, so grpcio>=1.60 / protobuf>=4.25 resolved to environments that installed cleanly and failed on the first import. Floors now name what the shipped stubs actually require, and the integration packages ask for the published coordinode, not a 0.6 that predates the rename above.

uv sync had stopped installing the workspace members. Listing them under [tool.uv.workspace] makes them resolvable, not installed, so a fresh checkout got an environment where every test importing coordinode failed; they are declared in the dev group now.

Dev tooling moves to the current majors: langchain 1.x, langgraph 1.x, llama-index-core 0.14, pytest 9, ruff 0.16. The notebook LLM stack joins the group so a synced checkout runs the demos with no ad-hoc installs.

Two things that only break on the current versions

GraphCypherQAChain never worked. It reads graph.get_structured_schema, not the structured_schema property this package defined. The interface names were left to the abstract base, where they evaluate to None, and building the chain died inside construct_schema on 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'get' before reaching the model. The chain section only runs with an API key, so a green suite said nothing about it. Both interface names are properties now, with tests over the exact call that raised, and the chain answers a question against a live server.

The chain import moved. langchain 1.x no longer ships langchain.chains; GraphCypherQAChain lives in langchain-classic. Notebook 02, the README and the class docstring all pointed at the old module.

The bootstrap needed pip. Every notebook installed missing packages with python -m pip, which a uv-managed venv does not have, so notebooks 02 and 03 aborted before their first query on a synced checkout. It falls back to uv aimed at the same interpreter.

Testing

All five notebooks were run in order in the Compose stack, each in its own kernel, the way someone works through them: 00 seeds 34 relationships on the server, 01 and 02 read that graph back, 03 runs in-process on its own file, 04 exercises the 0.5 surface. No errors in any of them, and the outputs were read rather than just the exit status. 131 unit tests pass, including the embedded ones against a locally built extension, on both installation paths: a uv sync checkout and a clean pip install -e into a bare venv. ruff check and ruff format clean, every notebook validates under nbformat.

Path decoding, multi-vector round-tripping, vector search, the write-concern ladder and time travel were each checked directly against that server.

Three server bugs were found by earlier runs and fixed upstream in structured-world/coordinode: w:memory and w:cache panicked the drain thread and killed the process; an unclean shutdown left an oplog segment behind that made every subsequent write fail; and paths and multi-vectors had no wire type of their own.

A Cypher audit turned up six more, all fixed and released, and each was re-verified against the running image before the workarounds came out of the notebooks. In 0.5.4: an aggregate returned NULL for a grouping key that is not a bare property (type(r), toUpper(x), labels(n)[0]); nodes(p) and relationships(p) handed back bare ids, so a predicate over path elements matched nothing; SET r += $map on a relationship was a silent no-op; and an untyped shortestPath searched no relationship type at all and called the target unreachable. In 0.5.5: a path element with no value for a property answered with the previous element's instead of NULL, so a three-node path whose middle node had no name came back as ['a', 'a', 'c']; and SET on a relationship bound by MERGE never reached storage in either form, which is what made both integration packages lose the properties they upsert alongside an edge.

The notebooks are simpler for it: the seed notebook groups relationship types in the query again, find_related constrains every node on the path rather than only its endpoints, and notebook 01 reads back the since it wrote instead of NULL.

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• New Features

  • Added synchronous and asynchronous atomic batch node creation.
  • Added timestamp-pinned queries and expanded read/write concern options.
  • Added stable element_id values for nodes and edges.
  • Added multi-vector and path value support.
  • Added schema revision information and improved LangChain schema compatibility.
  • Improved server-side HNSW vector search support.

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  • Improved protocol generation reliability and container health-check handling.

• Demo Improvements

  • Added a notebook showcasing version 0.5 features.
  • Improved dependency installation and configurable demo images.

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The pull request updates protocol generation, extends the Python client with timestamped reads and batch node creation, adds MultiVector and Path conversions, refreshes integrations and demos, and migrates tests to generated protobuf messages.

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Layer / File(s)	Summary
Protocol and client model alignment Makefile, proto, coordinode-rs, coordinode/coordinode/client.py, coordinode/coordinode/_types.py, coordinode/pyproject.toml, pyproject.toml, coordinode-embedded/python/..., coordinode-embedded/Cargo.toml, release-please-config.json	Protocol generation, dependency floors, subproject references, result identifiers, schema metadata, public value exports, and release version wiring are updated.
Timestamped reads and batch node creation coordinode/coordinode/client.py, tests/unit/test_consistency_helpers.py, tests/unit/test_schema_crud.py	Sync and async clients support at_timestamp, new write-concern levels, and atomic batch node creation.
Embedded value conversion coordinode/coordinode/_types.py, coordinode-embedded/src/lib.rs, coordinode-embedded/python/coordinode_embedded/_types.py	Conversion supports MultiVector and Path values across Python, Rust, and protobuf representations.
Integration and demo runtime docker-compose.yml, demo/docker-compose.yml, demo/install-sdk.sh, demo/notebooks/*, demo/README.md, langchain-coordinode/*, llama-index-coordinode/*, .github/workflows/ci.yml	Compose readiness, SDK installation, workspace setup, CI execution, integrations, notebooks, and 0.5 feature demonstrations are updated.
Generated-protobuf validation tests/unit/test_consistency_helpers.py, tests/unit/test_langchain_graph.py, tests/unit/test_schema_crud.py, tests/unit/test_types.py, tests/unit/test_embedded_values.py	Tests use generated messages and validate wire-level conversions, schema contracts, identifiers, batch creation, timestamp behavior, embedded round trips, and text-search results.

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The PR adds new typed-value conversions, a Colab demo path, and atomic batch creation, but unresolved issues can break notebook traversal, silently corrupt Path or MultiVector round trips, or duplicate an entire batch after an interrupted request. These concrete merge-readiness risks should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant CoordinodeClient
  participant AsyncCoordinodeClient
  participant ProtoService
  CoordinodeClient->>AsyncCoordinodeClient: forward timestamped read or batch creation
  AsyncCoordinodeClient->>AsyncCoordinodeClient: validate arguments and serialize values
  AsyncCoordinodeClient->>ProtoService: send protobuf request
  ProtoService-->>AsyncCoordinodeClient: return protobuf response
  AsyncCoordinodeClient-->>CoordinodeClient: return client result objects

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This update expands the CoordiNode 0.5 SDK and embedded-engine surface, including consistency controls, typed values, schema helpers, batch creation, refreshed integrations, and demo updates.

The LangGraph notebook still reuses a predictable persistent database file outside Colab. Because unrestricted model-authored read Cypher is permitted on the assumption that the graph belongs to the active run, a later notebook run on the same host can access facts retained by an earlier run.

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The focused cross-run LocalClient reproduction could not complete because the compiled embedded extension was absent, and its local build requires the missing protoc tool.

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The LangGraph demo does not provide the run-level data isolation required for its unrestricted read-query design.

One security-sensitive blocking failure remains: a later notebook run can reopen and query graph memory retained by an earlier run.

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The notebook permits model-authored read Cypher because it claims the embedded graph belongs only to the active run. Outside Colab, the default path is instead the shared persistent file /tmp/coordinode-agent-demo.db, and cleanup explicitly retains it for the next run. This allows later runs on the same host to read prior-run graph data. This remains present despite polaz's earlier statement that the database is private to the notebook run: the current default path is fixed rather than run-specific.

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In `@coordinode-rs`:
- Line 1: Update the integration-test setup to run against the pinned Coordinode
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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Line 111: Update the service image reference in the CI workflow from the
mutable 0.5.3 tag to the specified OCI image index digest, preserving the
existing registry and image name.

In `@demo/install-sdk.sh`:
- Line 35: Update the verification import after stub generation to load
coordinode._proto.coordinode.v1.graph.graph_pb2 instead of only
coordinode._proto, ensuring the generated protobuf module itself is validated
during setup.

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the provided MATCH regression case to verify it is blocked.

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pip-selected Python interpreter through PYTHON, or explicitly set PYTHON only
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107-124: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Preserve Path values during write-back.

Value::Path is exposed as a plain dictionary, but py_to_value sends every PyDict through Value::Map. A caller that reads a path and writes the returned value back therefore changes the wire type from Path to Map. The round trip can fail schema validation or persist the wrong value. Return a tagged Path representation and decode it before the generic dictionary branch. Add a read-modify-write test.

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