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…gerprint-based freshness B1 -- implementation, policy, config, tests, and docs. Reports regenerated in a follow-up commit against this clean state (fingerprint-gated report generation refuses to run on a dirty tree). - config/graph-tools-versions.json: single version-policy source. Both tools moved to a controlled-upgrade pin after evaluating the intervening changelogs for breaking changes -- graphifyy 0.8.26 -> 0.9.51 (one self-migrating node-ID format change, no CLI removals, closes a privacy gap in default query logging that never applied to the old pin), CodeGraph 1.1.3 -> 1.6.0 (purely additive/corrective, gains --no-color/NO_COLOR and CODEGRAPH_NO_UPDATE_CHECK). - New portable bootstraps: graphify-bootstrap.mjs now tries uv -> pipx -> pip (never falls through to an unpinned install), and codegraph-bootstrap.mjs is new (CodeGraph previously had no reproducible install path at all). - scripts/graphSourceFingerprint.mjs: worktree-aware content fingerprint (hashes current on-disk bytes of tracked+untracked-not-ignored source, excluding generated graph output) -- not a git-ls-tree/commit-SHA scheme, which would misreport freshness under a squash merge or mid-development edits. Backs a DIRTY_UNTRACKED_INPUT gate that refuses to write a committed report from an unstable source state. - scripts/graphs-cli.mjs: replaces dual-graph-update.mjs's silent failure-swallowing (always printed a false success epilogue) with an explicit bootstrap/doctor/status/update/report/refresh interface where every command's mutation scope is unambiguous -- update never touches committed reports, report is the only command that does. - codegraph-report.mjs rewritten: ANSI-safe (--no-color + regex fallback), absolute-path redaction, fingerprint metadata, fails loudly instead of embedding "Unavailable: <error>" into an apparently-successful report. - graphify-report.mjs (new): post-processes graphify's native report (which lists every community in full on this corpus, thousands of lines) into a compact, bounded top-20-by-size summary with the same fingerprint metadata. - Removed scripts/pre-commit-codegraph.mjs (dead code, never invoked by the real hook chain; codegraph:affected already covers the same use case). - .graphifyignore: added .codegraph/, .claude/, .git/, sibling worktree exclusions. .gitignore: removed lines already covered by a blanket ignore. - Unit tests for the new fingerprint/sanitization logic (determinism, worktree-awareness, exclusion, dirty-state detection, ANSI/path sanitization) using .d.mts sidecars matching this repo's existing scripts/*.mjs test-import convention. - Docs (graphify.md, codegraph.md, dual-graph-setup.md): removed stale hardcoded stats snapshots in favor of the committed reports' own headers; documented the query-log/telemetry privacy posture accurately instead of a blanket "100% offline" claim; discouraged Graphify's git-hook installer by default (a second, uncoordinated hook-installing system); documented the local-validation policy (ci:prepush, not a full lint/typecheck mandate) and a known claude-mcp-list "Disabled" display quirk (server verified healthy via a direct protocol handshake; not a real config or server problem).
Graphify infers the project name from the cwd basename, which resolves to "main" inside this repo's .worktrees/main layout instead of the real project name -- and its native title line embeds a build date that would silently break report determinism across day boundaries even with identical source.
…ve report graphify writes its native report to the same path this script overwrites with a compact summary. On a no-op re-run (no topology changes), graphify correctly skips writing entirely -- but this script would then read its OWN previous compact output back in and re-"compact" an already-compact report, producing a corrupted 0/0-communities result. Move the prior compact report aside before running graphify, and restore it unchanged if graphify decides there's nothing to update -- which is the correct, deterministic outcome for "nothing changed," not a failure.
…erified snapshots B2 -- generated via `pnpm run graphs:report` against B1's clean, committed source state. Both reports carry the same source fingerprint (generated back-to-back with no source changes between them) and are proven deterministic: a repeat run with no source changes reproduces byte-identical output (graphify's own "no topology changes, outputs left untouched" path restores the prior compact report unchanged; codegraph-report.mjs's output hash is identical across repeat runs). - graphify-out/GRAPH_REPORT.md: was 4527 lines (every one of 974 communities listed in full, generated from an unrelated historical commit 27 days stale); now 169 lines -- top 20 communities by size, current corpus (2053 files, 12269 nodes, 24866 edges), current fingerprint. - .codegraph/CODEGRAPH_REPORT.md: was generated inside an unrelated project (StoryCraft-Studio) with zero live index behind it; now reflects this worktree's real local index (1405 files, 14847 nodes, 54509 edges), ANSI-free, no absolute machine paths. Functional proof performed against this state: `graphify explain` answered a real architecture question (WorkerBus's connections); `codegraph explore` answered the same cross-tool scenario question from a symbol/impact angle (blast radius, call/reference relationships, verbatim source) -- demonstrating distinct value, not redundant overlap; `codegraph callers`/`impact` correctly traced the fingerprint module's own newly-added code, confirming the index is live and accurate, not stale.
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This PR introduces comprehensive dual-graph tooling with version pinning and fingerprint-based freshness tracking. The architecture is solid, but 5 critical defects were identified that must be fixed before merge:
Critical Issues Found (Must Fix)
- TOCTOU race condition in
graphSourceFingerprint.mjs- file reads can crash if files are deleted between listing and reading - Dead code in
graphs-cli.mjs- unusedpolicyvariable with pointlessvoidstatement - Path redaction vulnerability in
codegraph-report.mjs- substring matching can incorrectly redact legitimate paths - Missing error handling in
graphify-report.mjs- unprotectedpackage.jsonparse can crash report generation - Missing error handling in
codegraph-report.mjs- unprotectedpackage.jsonparse can crash report generation
All issues have actionable code suggestions provided. Please address these defects before merging.
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- Excellent fail-fast philosophy with explicit status codes
- Strong determinism guarantees with fingerprint-based freshness checks
- Clean separation of concerns between bootstrap/update/report phases
- Good ANSI escape sanitization for committed reports
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In @.codegraph/CODEGRAPH_REPORT.md:
- Line 11: Update the report generator in scripts/codegraph-report.mjs to emit
the status block’s fenced code marker with the text language identifier, then
regenerate CODEGRAPH_REPORT.md through the existing graphs:report workflow so
the generated output includes the change.
In `@AUDIT.md`:
- Around line 9-10: Reconcile the CodeGraph upgrade provenance between the audit
entry and the centralized metadata: update the wording around the 0.9.3-to-1.6.0
upgrade or the installedFrom value in config/graph-tools-versions.json so both
consistently describe the same prior version and make the upgrade path
unambiguous.
In `@scripts/codegraph-bootstrap.mjs`:
- Around line 31-33: Update the verify spawnSync call to support the Windows
.cmd shim by setting shell to process.platform === 'win32', while preserving the
existing codegraph --version arguments and verification logic.
In `@scripts/codegraph-report.mjs`:
- Around line 16-17: Update ANSI_PATTERN and its report-sanitization usage to
remove all relevant ANSI control sequences, including non-color CSI sequences
such as erase-line commands and OSC sequences, rather than only CSI sequences
ending in m. Add regression cases covering these non-color sequences and
preserve stripping of existing color codes.
- Line 70: Update the status handling in the codegraph report flow around
statusOutput to inspect the CodeGraph “Pending sync:” freshness signal after
sanitization, and return 1 when pending entries exist before writing metadata;
preserve normal report generation when no entries are pending.
In `@scripts/graphify-bootstrap.mjs`:
- Around line 43-48: Update the installation success path in the attempts loop
to run the graphify executable resolved from PATH with --version, and only log
success and exit when the command succeeds and its output contains
policy.graphifyy.testedVersion; otherwise continue or fail according to the
existing installer flow.
- Around line 3-7: Add one concise `// QNBS-v3: ...` rationale comment in
`scripts/graphify-bootstrap.mjs` near the pinned-version behavior, explaining
that version pinning prevents graph-report drift. Also add one such comment in
`scripts/codegraph-bootstrap.mjs` near the local CLI installation behavior,
explaining why the CLI remains outside project dependencies; make no other
changes.
Apply the same fix in `@tests/unit/scripts/codegraphReport.test.ts` around lines 1
- 3: Same required rationale-comment remediation for the sanitization tests.
Apply the same fix in `@tests/unit/scripts/graphSourceFingerprint.test.ts` around
lines 1 - 12: Same required rationale-comment remediation for the fingerprint
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In `@scripts/graphify-report.mjs`:
- Around line 147-152: Update the tool identifier passed to buildMetadataBlock
in the metadata construction to use graphify instead of graphifyy, while leaving
the other metadata fields unchanged.
In `@scripts/graphs-cli.mjs`:
- Around line 210-215: Update the command validation before commands[command]()
to require an own property of commands rather than using the in operator, so
inherited names such as toString, valueOf, and constructor are rejected and show
the existing usage error.
In `@scripts/graphSourceFingerprint.mjs`:
- Around line 50-53: Update the source-path hashing flow around listSourcePaths
and readFileSync to exclude paths no longer present in the worktree before
reading or hashing them, allowing graphs-cli stale detection to proceed without
ENOENT failures. Add a regression test covering an indexed file deleted from the
worktree.
In `@tests/unit/scripts/graphSourceFingerprint.test.ts`:
- Around line 65-68: Update the fixture setup and cleanup in
graphSourceFingerprint tests to use Node filesystem APIs: replace each
execFileSync mkdir invocation with mkdirSync using recursive creation, and
replace the execFileSync rm invocation with the existing rmSync. Keep the
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scripts/graphify-report.mjs (1)
37-39: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winShare one version matcher across the graph scripts.
The same exact-version regex now exists three times: here, as
exactVersioninscripts/codegraph-report.mjsLine 79-81, and ashasExactVersioninscripts/graphify-bootstrap.mjsLine 19-21. Export one helper (for example fromscripts/graphSourceFingerprint.mjs) and import it in all three places, so version-matching semantics cannot drift.As per coding guidelines: "Apply DRY: place reusable logic in services, hooks, or feature thunks instead of duplicating it in views."
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11-11: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse the supplied
fingerprintinbuildMetadataBlock.
buildMetadataBlockignores the declared option and always callscomputeSourceFingerprint(cwd). The callers pass validated fingerprints, so metadata can diverge from those values and the worktree is hashed an extra time. Usefingerprintwhen provided, withcomputeSourceFingerprint(cwd)as the fallback.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 22-24: Remove the biome-ignore comment above ANSI_PATTERN and
construct the same CSI/OSC-matching regular expression from an escaped string so
Biome’s noControlCharactersInRegex rule is not triggered. Preserve the existing
sanitization behavior covered by codegraph report tests.
In `@scripts/graphSourceFingerprint.mjs`:
- Around line 46-58: Update listSourcePaths to request NUL-delimited git
ls-files output and parse it with the same NUL-safe logic as listTrackedPaths,
ensuring paths with non-ASCII or special characters remain unchanged and
enumerateSourcePaths receives matching path values.
In `@tests/unit/scripts/codegraphReport.test.ts`:
- Around line 3-16: Replace the createRequire-based loading of graphs-cli.mjs
with top-level await import, using the module’s native ESM contract; remove the
node:module createRequire import and any unnecessary manual type assertion while
preserving access to isSupportedCommand and strictRefreshFailure.
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- Around line 37-39: Extract the exact-version matching logic from
hasExactVersion into one shared exported helper, such as in
graphSourceFingerprint.mjs, then import and use that helper in
graphify-report.mjs, codegraph-report.mjs, and graphify-bootstrap.mjs. Remove
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semantics.
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When the fallback installs through python3, python, or py but an earlier launcher has another Graphify version, this generic wrapper probes bare graphify and its own fixed interpreter order rather than the interpreter that just completed the install. Because graphify-cli.mjs stops at the first successful launcher, a correctly installed pinned module can be reported as a failed bootstrap; invoke -m graphify --version through the exact selected interpreter, including py -3 where applicable.
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Fresh evidence beyond the section-presence fixes is that a truncated native report such as Communities (99 total) containing only one ### community still passes this validator. The compactor then ranks that incomplete list, stamps the current fingerprint, and graphs:status accepts the resulting report as FRESH, even though omitted blocks may include the actual top communities; require the number of valid community blocks to match the declared total before replacing the backup.
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When a committed CodeGraph report is truncated while retaining the Status heading, Files-by-Extension heading, and regeneration footer, this marker-only check still returns FRESH; report-file changes are intentionally excluded from both the source fingerprint and dirty-state gate, so no other check detects the corruption. I reproduced acceptance with an empty status block and empty extension section, so validate the required status fields, closing fence, and extension evidence rather than only these headings.
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When a clean commit changes a UTF-8 file between LF and lone-CR line endings, this replacement maps both byte sequences to the same content before hashing. I reproduced identical fingerprints for committed a\nb\n and a\rb\r contents, so after the second commit an old report can still be classified FRESH despite a real source-byte change; normalize only the platform checkout transformation you intend to ignore (or honor Git's text attributes) rather than replacing every lone \r.
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When a checkout contains a Git-ignored, Graphify-supported file that is not covered by .graphifyignore—for example voice-spike/example.ts, which .gitignore excludes but .graphifyignore does not—Graphify can index that file while this --exclude-standard enumeration omits it from both the fingerprint and dirty-state evidence. Two machines can therefore generate different graph topology with the same fingerprint and still classify the committed report as FRESH; make Graphify exclude every Git-ignored local input or derive both the graph and fingerprint from the same corpus manifest.
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Fresh evidence beyond the earlier compact-report integrity thread is that this check validates only the Top N Communities heading, not the community blocks it declares. If everything after a valid ## Top 20 Communities by size (of 713 total) heading is truncated, reportFreshness() still returns FRESH; report edits are excluded from the fingerprint, so no other check detects the missing topology. Parse the declared kept count and require the corresponding ### Community blocks before accepting the report.
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Fresh evidence beyond the earlier marker-only CodeGraph finding is that the expanded regex still accepts arbitrary values for both Version and Index built with via \S+. Changing those two status lines to 0.0.0 while retaining the current metadata makes reportFreshness() return FRESH, even though the report contradicts the pinned-version evidence it claims to summarize. Capture both values and require them to equal expectedVersion.
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On a new machine where neither a Graphify executable nor a Python Graphify module is installed, the initial ENOENT enters this fallback, but graphify-cli.mjs collapses all exhausted launchers into exit status 1. versionProbeStatus() therefore classifies the probe as FAIL, and graphs:doctor prints an installed-tool failure instead of the documented SKIPPED_NOT_INSTALLED onboarding diagnosis. Fresh evidence after the earlier installed-but-broken probe fix is a probe with no launchers on PATH, which returns { status: 1, error: undefined }; preserve the original command-not-found classification when the fallback confirms that every launcher is absent.
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When a --version invocation emits multiple version tokens—for example, an installed 1.5.0 followed by an update notice mentioning the pinned 1.6.0—this unanchored search returns true merely because the expected token appears somewhere in stdout or stderr. Bootstrap verification, requireToolVersion(), and Graphify report generation can therefore accept the wrong executable, with the latter stamping the policy version into report metadata; parse the tool's declared version and compare that value exactly.
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When status --json supplies the three valid zero counters in a different property order, validateIndexStatus() accepts the payload, but this JSON.stringify() preserves that order while validateReportStructure() requires the exact added,modified,removed sequence. The report command therefore succeeds and writes a report that the immediately following freshness check rejects as REPORT_INVALID; serialize a newly constructed canonical object instead.
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When a valid filename has an extension containing ordinary punctuation such as a.foo&bar, this formatter emits - **.foo&bar**: 1, but the extension regex in validateReportStructure() does not admit & (similarly :, ;, and quotes). Report generation consequently returns success, yet graphs:status immediately classifies the generated file as REPORT_INVALID; escape or reject every character unsupported by the parser, or parse the formatter's full output domain.
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| "graphify:update": "node scripts/graphify-update.mjs", | ||
| "graphify": "node scripts/graphs-cli.mjs graphify", | ||
| "graphify:install": "node scripts/graphs-cli.mjs graphify install", | ||
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When a developer runs the documented pnpm run graphify:update after a previous Graphify run created manifest.json, cost.json, transcripts, wiki, or obsidian, this new route bypasses scripts/graphify-update.mjs, which previously removed those artifacts. Although graphs:update performs cleanup, this separately advertised direct command can now leave obsolete sidecars mixed with the rebuilt graph; retain the cleanup wrapper or invoke the same cleanup around this route.
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When the wrong report shape is placed at one of the committed report paths with otherwise current schema, fingerprint, and version metadata, freshness dispatches validation from the report's own Tool: value rather than the tool expected for that path. For example, a Graphify-shaped .codegraph/CODEGRAPH_REPORT.md with Tool: graphify and the CodeGraph version is classified FRESH; I reproduced this directly through reportFreshness(). Pass the expected tool into this check or reject metadata whose tool identity does not match the report path.
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… check-pr-size.mjs exception-ceiling bug Recomputed entirely from a genuine rebase of #583 onto current main (which now carries #562, #592, and #594) rather than trusting the historical 70 files / 1753 lines / 21 commits figures the earlier commits on this branch carried forward. The rebase itself revealed two things the prior estimate could not have known: 1. #583 and #592 (the independent factory-reset persistence-admission fix, issues #591/#593) touch overlapping files -- app/listenerMiddleware.ts, services/factoryResetService.ts, services/crossProjectIndexService.ts, and their tests. Reconciled by layering both mechanisms inside wipeAllAppData(): #592's isFactoryResetInProgress()/coordinator-draining gate runs first (blocks new Redux-listener writes, drains in-flight ones), then #583's beginIdbReset() force-closes every other long-lived IDB connection the coordinators do not track. 2. PR #590 (merged earlier, unrelated) had already independently shipped the same locale-independent Settings/mobile-"More"-button navigation fix #583 originally introduced across five files (components/SettingsView.tsx, components/settings/SettingsModals.tsx, components/settings/DataSection.tsx, components/Sidebar.tsx, tests/e2e/helpers.ts). Parallel convergent evolution left #583's own changes to those files fully superseded -- zero net diff against current main -- so they are correctly absent from allowedPaths. Final measured diff: 65 governed files (84 incl. generated locale bundles), 1611 meaningful lines, 14 commits -- exact ceilings, no speculative headroom, computed directly via check-pr-size.mjs itself against the real rebased branch. That direct measurement also surfaced a latent bug in check-pr-size.mjs: when an exception's own ceiling legitimately exceeds TIERS.absolute (30 files/3000 lines/15 commits) -- the entire point of granting one -- evaluatePrSize() fell through to selectSeverity() against that fixed tier instead of treating the exception's own ceiling as authoritative, so a fully-satisfied wide exception still reported blocking:true. Neither #539 (maxFiles:30, at the absolute tier's own boundary) nor #564 (maxFiles:3, well under it) had ever exercised this path -- #583 is the first exception whose own scope is wide enough to expose it. Fixed to short-circuit on exception.entry directly, verified against a synthetic base commit carrying this fix plus the recomputed entry, diffed against the actual rebased #583 branch (exit 0, PR_SIZE_EXCEPTION=APPLIED). Added a regression test covering a wide exception ceiling that exceeds the fixed absolute tier. Squashes the prior five commits on this branch (four incremental "recompute" attempts plus a stray temp commit), none of which had been verified against a real rebase or the actual gate behavior.
… check-pr-size.mjs exception-ceiling bug Recomputed entirely from a genuine rebase of #583 onto current main (which now carries #562, #592, and #594) rather than trusting the historical 70 files / 1753 lines / 21 commits figures the earlier commits on this branch carried forward. The rebase itself revealed two things the prior estimate could not have known: 1. #583 and #592 (the independent factory-reset persistence-admission fix, issues #591/#593) touch overlapping files -- app/listenerMiddleware.ts, services/factoryResetService.ts, services/crossProjectIndexService.ts, and their tests. Reconciled by layering both mechanisms inside wipeAllAppData(): #592's isFactoryResetInProgress()/coordinator-draining gate runs first (blocks new Redux-listener writes, drains in-flight ones), then #583's beginIdbReset() force-closes every other long-lived IDB connection the coordinators do not track. 2. PR #590 (merged earlier, unrelated) had already independently shipped the same locale-independent Settings/mobile-"More"-button navigation fix #583 originally introduced across five files (components/SettingsView.tsx, components/settings/SettingsModals.tsx, components/settings/DataSection.tsx, components/Sidebar.tsx, tests/e2e/helpers.ts). Parallel convergent evolution left #583's own changes to those files fully superseded -- zero net diff against current main -- so they are correctly absent from allowedPaths. Final measured diff: 65 governed files (84 incl. generated locale bundles), 1611 meaningful lines, 14 commits -- exact ceilings, no speculative headroom, computed directly via check-pr-size.mjs itself against the real rebased branch. That direct measurement also surfaced a latent bug in check-pr-size.mjs: when an exception's own ceiling legitimately exceeds TIERS.absolute (30 files/3000 lines/15 commits) -- the entire point of granting one -- evaluatePrSize() fell through to selectSeverity() against that fixed tier instead of treating the exception's own ceiling as authoritative, so a fully-satisfied wide exception still reported blocking:true. Neither #539 (maxFiles:30, at the absolute tier's own boundary) nor #564 (maxFiles:3, well under it) had ever exercised this path -- #583 is the first exception whose own scope is wide enough to expose it. Fixed to short-circuit on exception.entry directly, verified against a synthetic base commit carrying this fix plus the recomputed entry, diffed against the actual rebased #583 branch (exit 0, PR_SIZE_EXCEPTION=APPLIED). Added a regression test covering a wide exception ceiling that exceeds the fixed absolute tier. Squashes the prior five commits on this branch (four incremental "recompute" attempts plus a stray temp commit), none of which had been verified against a real rebase or the actual gate behavior.
… check-pr-size.mjs exception-ceiling bug (#586) Recomputed entirely from a genuine rebase of #583 onto current main (which now carries #562, #592, and #594) rather than trusting the historical 70 files / 1753 lines / 21 commits figures the earlier commits on this branch carried forward. The rebase itself revealed two things the prior estimate could not have known: 1. #583 and #592 (the independent factory-reset persistence-admission fix, issues #591/#593) touch overlapping files -- app/listenerMiddleware.ts, services/factoryResetService.ts, services/crossProjectIndexService.ts, and their tests. Reconciled by layering both mechanisms inside wipeAllAppData(): #592's isFactoryResetInProgress()/coordinator-draining gate runs first (blocks new Redux-listener writes, drains in-flight ones), then #583's beginIdbReset() force-closes every other long-lived IDB connection the coordinators do not track. 2. PR #590 (merged earlier, unrelated) had already independently shipped the same locale-independent Settings/mobile-"More"-button navigation fix #583 originally introduced across five files (components/SettingsView.tsx, components/settings/SettingsModals.tsx, components/settings/DataSection.tsx, components/Sidebar.tsx, tests/e2e/helpers.ts). Parallel convergent evolution left #583's own changes to those files fully superseded -- zero net diff against current main -- so they are correctly absent from allowedPaths. Final measured diff: 65 governed files (84 incl. generated locale bundles), 1611 meaningful lines, 14 commits -- exact ceilings, no speculative headroom, computed directly via check-pr-size.mjs itself against the real rebased branch. That direct measurement also surfaced a latent bug in check-pr-size.mjs: when an exception's own ceiling legitimately exceeds TIERS.absolute (30 files/3000 lines/15 commits) -- the entire point of granting one -- evaluatePrSize() fell through to selectSeverity() against that fixed tier instead of treating the exception's own ceiling as authoritative, so a fully-satisfied wide exception still reported blocking:true. Neither #539 (maxFiles:30, at the absolute tier's own boundary) nor #564 (maxFiles:3, well under it) had ever exercised this path -- #583 is the first exception whose own scope is wide enough to expose it. Fixed to short-circuit on exception.entry directly, verified against a synthetic base commit carrying this fix plus the recomputed entry, diffed against the actual rebased #583 branch (exit 0, PR_SIZE_EXCEPTION=APPLIED). Added a regression test covering a wide exception ceiling that exceeds the fixed absolute tier. Squashes the prior five commits on this branch (four incremental "recompute" attempts plus a stray temp commit), none of which had been verified against a real rebase or the actual gate behavior.
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Full audit, repair, and optimization of the Graphify + CodeGraph dual-graph tooling. Both tools were
found broken in ways that actively misled: the committed CodeGraph report was generated inside an
unrelated project (StoryCraft-Studio) three months ago with zero live index behind it; the Graphify
report was 27 days stale;
dual-graph-update.mjssilently swallowed every failure and always printeda false "complete" epilogue; a pre-commit CodeGraph script was dead code; and both tools were
meaningfully behind upstream. This PR keeps the public, reproducible dual-graph integration
architecture (docs, scripts, version policy, compact deterministic reports all committed) with only
genuinely heavy/volatile runtime state kept local.
config/graph-tools-versions.jsonis now the single source of truth. Bothtools moved to a
controlled-upgradepin after evaluating the intervening changelogs for breakingchanges —
graphifyy0.8.26 → 0.9.51,@colbymchenry/codegraph1.1.3 → 1.6.0.graphify-bootstrap.mjsnow tries uv → pipx → pip (never fallsthrough to an unpinned install);
codegraph-bootstrap.mjsis new (CodeGraph had no reproducibleinstall path at all).
graphSourceFingerprint.mjs) replaces commit-SHA-based freshness,which breaks under squash merge, with a deterministic hash of current on-disk source bytes. Backs a
DIRTY_UNTRACKED_INPUTgate that refuses to write a committed report from an unstable source state.graphs-cli.mjs:bootstrap/doctor/status/update/report/refresh) replacesdual-graph-update.mjs's silent failure-swallowing — every command's mutationscope is unambiguous, and no command ever prints success after a real failure.
fail loudly instead of embedding "Unavailable:
<error>" into an apparently-successful report.Graphify's native report (which lists every one of 974 communities in full on this corpus) is
post-processed into a compact top-20-by-size summary.
scripts/pre-commit-codegraph.mjs(dead code, never invoked).repeat run with no source changes (determinism).
graphify.md,codegraph.md,dual-graph-setup.md) corrected: no more stale hardcodedstats, accurate privacy posture (query-log/telemetry, not a blanket "100% offline" claim),
Graphify's git-hook installer discouraged by default, and a documented
claude mcp list"Disabled"display quirk (server verified healthy via a direct MCP protocol handshake — not a real config or
server problem).
Functional proof performed:
graphify explainandcodegraph exploreboth answered the samecross-tool architecture question (WorkerBus ↔ DuckDB analytics) from genuinely different, complementary
angles — demonstrating distinct value, not redundant overlap.
No product/runtime application code touched — this PR is entirely tooling/docs.
Test plan
pnpm run ci:prepushgreenpnpm run lintclean (0 new findings)pnpm exec vitest run tests/unit/scripts/— 17/17 passingcross-tool scenario answered from both angles
core.bare,core.hooksPath, worktree topology) unaffected by any installerexecutable scripts, hook-adjacent code, local process execution)
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