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OSAC-4017: Build fetch script + SessionStart hook + graphify claude install wiring - #318
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WalkthroughThe pull request adds a fail-open ChangesGraphify session refresh
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Mergeability Score: 🔵 Low · up to Session startup performs a synchronous network fetch that can delay Claude Code sessions for up to 30 seconds when the release service is slow or unavailable. The change is mergeable with explicit owner awareness, but the timeout or fetch behavior should be revisited to preserve the intended non-blocking startup experience. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SessionStart
participant FetchHook
participant GitHubRelease
participant GraphifyTools
SessionStart->>FetchHook: Start with 30-second timeout
FetchHook->>GraphifyTools: Check graphify, gh, and jq
FetchHook->>GitHubRelease: Download graph-latest bundle
GitHubRelease-->>FetchHook: Return archive
FetchHook->>GraphifyTools: Validate archive, metadata, and compatibility
FetchHook->>SessionStart: Install bundle or use local fallback
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48-57: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument the exact Graphify version contract.
.claude/hooks/fetch-graphify-brain.shrejects a bundle whengraphify --versiondiffers frommetadata.json.graphify_version. The installation commands in Lines [51-53] are unpinned. Existing installations can therefore fall back to stale local data after CI publishes a bundle with a newer Graphify version.Document the CI-compatible version and upgrade path, or change the compatibility policy. Verify the version used by
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In @.claude/hooks/fetch-graphify-brain.sh:
- Around line 109-113: The graph refresh sequence in the fetch hook can delete
the existing graph before a replacement is ready and allows concurrent hooks to
interfere. Update the refresh flow around GRAPH_DIR to serialize runs, use a
unique per-run staging directory, complete and validate the staged tree before
switching the GRAPH_DIR indirection, and retain the previous graph until that
switch succeeds.
- Around line 70-72: Update the extraction flow around the tar command in the
fetch hook to preflight the downloaded archive before extraction. Validate every
member for relative paths without any .. components, and reject symbolic-link
and hard-link entries; on any violation, call fall_back_to_local with the
existing corruption/failure handling. Extract only after validation into the
staging directory, while preserving the existing post-extraction validation.
- Around line 89-99: Update the staleness check around BUNDLE_SHA and HEAD to
count commits in the BUNDLE_SHA..HEAD range and warn when the count is nonzero,
including the number of local commits missing from the graph. Preserve distinct
handling for HEAD being behind BUNDLE_SHA versus the histories diverging, while
retaining the existing unknown-history fallback.
In @.claude/settings.json:
- Around line 34-37: Update the SessionStart graph-fetch command configuration
to run asynchronously without allowing PreToolUse consumers to use unavailable
graph data: add and consume an explicit readiness signal or stale-data fallback,
then enable async execution. Also review update-ai-context.sh and decouple or
reduce its synchronous git fetch/rebase work so startup is not blocked by
network I/O.
In `@AGENTS.md`:
- Line 46: Update the automatic-fetch sentence in AGENTS.md to state that, after
graphify is installed, the SessionStart hook fetches the latest bundle; preserve
the existing fail-open behavior and avoid implying fresh checkouts work without
the prerequisite.
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In `@AGENTS.md`:
- Around line 48-57: Update the Graphify installation guidance near the graphify
tool commands to match the version contract enforced by fetch-graphify-brain.sh
and the version used by graphify-brain-refresh.yaml. Document the CI-compatible
pinned version and the upgrade procedure, or explicitly revise the compatibility
policy so installations cannot silently use stale graph data.
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…nstall wiring Adds a SessionStart hook script that pulls the latest CI-published graphify bundle (OSAC-4016) into graphify-out/ at the start of every session: binary-missing check, staleness signal via merge-base ancestry (TTL-based note when unavailable, never a hard rejection), version check against metadata.json with an exact upgrade command on mismatch, full validation of both graph.json and metadata.json before touching local state, and an atomic temp-dir-then-mv swap. Every failure path falls back to whatever's already local (naming its known SHA/age) or signals brain unavailable, and the script always exits 0 -- it must never block session start. Registered as a second SessionStart command alongside the existing update-ai-context.sh hook, not a replacement. graphify claude install itself (the CLAUDE.md directive + PreToolUse hook that make Claude Code actually consult the graph) has not been run here -- no graphify binary was available to generate and verify its real output. Documented as a required one-time follow-up in AGENTS.md instead of hand-fabricating what that command would write.
- Fix the version-comparison bug that would have refused every fetch: graphify --version prints non-numeric text, so strip to the bare numeric version with grep -oE on both the fetch script and (paired fix in OSAC-4016) the workflow that writes graphify_version. - Report git-relative staleness (commits behind) when the bundle's source SHA is an ancestor of local HEAD, not just when it isn't. - Switch the atomic swap to rename-based (old dir kept as .old until the new one is fully in place) instead of delete-then-replace, closing the window where graphify-out/ could be entirely missing if the hook is killed mid-swap. - Add a tar-listing path-traversal/symlink guard before extracting the downloaded bundle. - Anchor the script to CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR internally and drop the cd wrapper from settings.json, matching the existing hook's invocation style. - Reword AGENTS.md to not imply the fetch works with no setup at all -- it still requires graphify to be installed first. - Clarify the fetch comment: gh needs no auth for this public repo, but may pick up an ambient local token if present.
… review) Version check previously refused to load on ANY mismatch, including a local graphify newer than what CI used -- backwards, and the 'upgrade' messaging made no sense in that direction. Use sort -V to determine which side is actually older; only refuse+recommend-upgrade when local is behind, just log a note when local is ahead. Symlink/hardlink detection in the tar-safety guard matched on tar tvzf's human-readable '-> '/'link to' text, which could false-positive on a filename containing those literal substrings. Verified GNU tar's actual listing format directly (real 'l'/'h' leading type characters, same convention as ls -l) and match on that instead.
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…es/edges) This was identified and locally patched during the original local-testing round but the fix was never actually committed -- an oversight caught only by this round's stronger test (running the real fetch script against the real published graph-latest bundle instead of synthetic fixtures). The real graph.json is NetworkX node-link JSON format (nodes/links), not nodes/edges, so validation was rejecting every real bundle permanently. Confirmed fixed by actually fetching and swapping in the real 85K-node bundle end to end, not just re-reading the diff.
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…ning fixes Required fix: the rename-based swap didn't check mv exit status. Without -e, if the final mv (.tmp -> live) failed after the existing graph had already been moved to .old, the trailing rm -rf .old still ran and deleted the only surviving copy -- exactly the failure mode the rename-based swap was supposed to prevent. Each mv is now checked explicitly; a failed final mv restores .old back into place before falling back. Verified all 3 failure points (stage/preserve/activate) with a mocked failing mv, not just read -- the critical case (final mv fails after old content already relocated) correctly restores the original content rather than leaving graphify-out/ missing. Also: an ERR trap as a belt-and-suspenders safety net for anything not already explicitly guarded; a post-extraction find -type l check (independent of tar's listing-format parsing) plus --no-same-owner on extraction, as a second symlink-detection layer; and a numeric guard on .last-fetch-at's content so a corrupted timestamp file can't produce a bogus age display.
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[medium] validation-gap
The script validates only graph.json and metadata.json from the extracted bundle, but the CI workflow (graphify-brain-refresh.yaml) bundles four files: graph.json, GRAPH_REPORT.md, manifest.json, and metadata.json. If graphify PreToolUse hook or CLAUDE.md directive depends on manifest.json or GRAPH_REPORT.md being present in graphify-out/, their absence would not be caught by this validation, and the script would swap in an incomplete graph directory.
Suggested fix: Add presence checks for manifest.json alongside the existing graph.json/metadata.json validation.
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[low] permission-expansion
A new SessionStart hook is registered that executes a shell script with a 30-second timeout on every Claude session start. The script invokes network calls (gh release download) and filesystem writes (tar extraction into graphify-out/) automatically without user interaction.
| behind_count="$(git rev-list --count "${BUNDLE_SHA}..HEAD" 2>/dev/null || echo 0)" | ||
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| warn "Note: published graph is ${behind_count} commit(s) behind local HEAD -- it doesn't yet reflect your most recent local commits." | ||
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[low] robustness
The version extraction (graphify --version | grep -oE [0-9]+.[0-9]+.[0-9]+) will silently produce an empty string if graphify changes its --version output format. When LOCAL_GRAPHIFY_VERSION is empty, the -n guard skips the version check entirely, so the graph is loaded without version validation.
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Summary
SessionStart hook (
.claude/hooks/fetch-graphify-brain.sh) that pulls the latest published graph bundle intographify-out/automatically at the start of every Claude Code session. Pairs with #317 (the publish side).What it does
graphifyisn't installed, prints a one-line note and exits 0 -- never blocks session start.graph-latestrelease (public repo, no auth).graph.jsonandmetadata.jsonbefore touching any local state.graphify-out/via rename (old copy kept until the new one is fully in place).graphify claude install-- not run hereThat command installs the CLAUDE.md directive + PreToolUse hook that make Claude Code actually consult the graph. Needs a human to run it and review/commit the result, so it's documented in AGENTS.md as a deliberate follow-up rather than done in this PR.
Verification
Tested against the real published bundle, not just fixtures: real
gh release downloadof the actual 85K-node/125MBgraph.json, real validation, real atomic swap, then a realgraphify queryagainst the result returned a correct, correctly-cited answer. Also verified the staleness count against real git history and confirmed the script is idempotent run twice back to back against the real bundle.One real bug found and fixed this way: the schema check was written for
nodes/edges, but graphify's real output is NetworkX-stylenodes/links-- would have rejected every real bundle. Fixed and reverified end-to-end.Summary by CodeRabbit