3tears-conversations
Canonical owner of the per-agent conversations table plus its entity and three-tier collection.
Purpose
Tracks one row per user-facing conversation an agent is engaged in: ownership scope (agent_id, customer_id, user_id), external reference (channel_type, conversation_ref), lifecycle (status, summary), timestamps (date_created, date_updated, date_last_message).
This table is owned here because multiple packages key off conversation_id (memory, agent-tools context items, workspace bindings) and no single consumer is the natural owner of the shape. Owning the table here lets each downstream package depend on conversations without pulling in memory's extraction pipeline.
Public API
Exports (see src/threetears/conversations/__init__.py):
Conversation--BaseEntitysubclass for a single row.ConversationsCollection-- three-tier (L1SQLite /L2NATS KV /L3postgres) collection with the usualget/save/subscriptsemantics.register(runner)-- agent-scope migration entry point. Contributes theconversationstable creation to a canonicalthreetears.core.data.migrations.MigrationRunner. Nodepends_onedges; this is the root of the agent-schema dependency graph, so memory / workspace / tools migrations that referenceconversations.idsort after it.
Minimal usage
from threetears.conversations import Conversation, ConversationsCollection, register
from threetears.core.data.migrations import MigrationRunner
# 1. register the package's migrations on the runner; run_migrations pins one
# pooled connection and holds the database-wide DDL lock for the whole run
runner = MigrationRunner()
register(runner)
await store.run_migrations(runner)
# 2. use the collection like any other 3tears collection
collection = ConversationsCollection(registry=registry)
conv = await collection.get(conversation_id)
conv.summary = "follow-up on last week's analysis"
await conv.save()
Reference
- Downstream consumers:
threetears.agent.memory,threetears.agent.tools(context items),threetears.agent.workspace(bindings)
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