IVE — full 22-point spec + attention primitives#1
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Lays down the full §4 contract types in daemon/src/contracts.rs and a line-delimited JSON-RPC stdio server implementing the base method table: workspace.scan, workspace.healthSummary, file.diagnostics, slice.compute (stubbed → capabilityDegraded), summary.generate (offline fact-only stub), symbol.definition/references, cache.invalidate, ping. Core analyses in v1: - Tree-sitter parsers for Python + TypeScript/TSX with per-function extraction (qualified names, local callees, cognitive complexity). - Cognitive complexity per Campbell 2017: flow nodes score +1 +nesting, else/elif flat +1, short-circuit chains score once per operator flip. - Hallucinated-import check against requirements.txt, pyproject.toml, poetry.lock, uv.lock, Pipfile.lock, package.json, package-lock.json, pnpm-lock.yaml, yarn.lock, with stdlib + node-builtin allowlists. - Health model per §6 with a file-level severity floor so a single hallucinated import pushes a file to at least yellow. 34 unit tests pass. End-to-end: `ive-daemon scan --workspace <dir>` parses, diagnoses, scores, and returns a JSON summary. Workstream stubs (C Joern, D LSP, E Semgrep, G grounding) surface as `capabilityDegraded` events rather than silent no-ops. https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
Extension host (workstream A):
- package.json with §7.8 commands and keybindings, activity-bar view,
onStartupFinished activation
- daemon.ts: exponential-backoff supervisor over the stdio JSON-RPC
transport with typed call<M>(method, params) dispatch
- panel.ts: IvePanel webview provider with CSP-nonced HTML, message
routing, and workspace-state refresh
- diagnostics.ts: bridges Diagnostic events into
vscode.DiagnosticCollection so the gutter and problems panel light up
- commands.ts: slice/summarize/jumpToWorst/rescan/configure wired
- contracts.ts: camelCase TS mirror of §4
Webview (workstream H):
- React + Vite, pure squarified treemap (Bruls 2000) layout without d3
- Diagnostics grouped by severity, AI-first ordering, filter chips
- Summary and Slice panels with honest empty/degraded states
- spec §7.1 dark-theme token palette, hard edges, monospace
Fixtures (§8) and ruleset (workstream E):
- test/fixtures/ai-slop/{python,typescript}/ with YAML sidecars
- daemon/tests/fixtures.rs drives rescan_workspace and enforces the
invariants each sidecar documents
- test/run_fixtures.sh + test/e2e-stdio.sh exercise the daemon binary
end-to-end (print 'ping→pong', diagnostics, health summary)
- rules/ive-ai-slop.yml seeds the curated Semgrep ruleset with five
AI-shaped anti-patterns (eval on untyped input, shell=True with f-
string, SQL concat, hardcoded secrets, bare except: pass)
Daemon hardening:
- is_node_builtin recognises node:fs/promises and fs/promises
- Rust tree carried through `cargo fmt` so CI check passes
- target/ untracked; .gitignore picks up Rust + IDE artefacts
- .github/workflows/ci.yml replaces the old build.yml: Rust test
matrix + fixture runner, then Node typecheck + webview build +
extension vitest against the real compiled daemon
Totals: 37 Rust tests pass, 4 extension tests pass against a live
ive-daemon subprocess, 5 webview tests pass.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
Workstream F — cross-file API mismatch (arity-only at v1): - daemon/src/analyzers/crossfile.rs builds a DefIndex of every workspace function with declared (min, max, variadic) arity, plus unambiguous- name resolution. Call sites whose argc violates the declared range emit `ive-crossfile/arity-mismatch` at severity=error. Ambiguous names are silently skipped — false positives are costlier than misses per the spec's "grounded or no summaries" principle. - Handles Python (identifier, typed_parameter, default_parameter, list_splat_pattern → variadic) and TypeScript (optional_parameter, required_parameter with rest_pattern, required_parameter with default). - Fixture + integration test under test/fixtures/ai-slop/crossfile/. Workstream B extensions: - src/git.rs shells out `git log --numstat --since=14.days` and maps churn into the novelty component of every function score. Gracefully degrades to zero-churn when git isn't a workspace or isn't on PATH. - src/cache.rs grows a persistent `.ive/cache/manifest.json`. Blob SHAs survive restart (so the next scan counts hits), analyzer-version bumps invalidate everything, and prune() drops artifact entries whose blob isn't live. - hallucination::LocalModules resolves top-level .py files and package dirs as workspace-local and exempts them from the hallucination check. Prior behaviour flagged `from lib import …` as hallucinated. - score_file now accepts an error_or_critical_count and pushes a file to ≥0.3 composite when any error-severity diagnostic is present. This makes the cross-file check meaningful in the treemap even without a hallucinated import pushing the file further. VSCode dev loop: - .vscode/launch.json: two extensionHost configs (default workspace and the python ai-slop fixture) with IVE_DAEMON_PATH wired. - .vscode/tasks.json: `build:all` sequence task builds daemon → webview → extension and is the default pre-launch step. Totals: 48 Rust unit tests + 3 integration tests (51) pass. 4 extension tests pass. 5 webview tests pass. Fixture harness reports all three workspaces (python, typescript, crossfile) green end-to-end. https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
Workstream B — steady-state file watcher:
- daemon/src/watcher.rs spawn() starts a 150ms-debounced notify watcher
rooted at the workspace. Relevant events route to a tokio channel and
each touched file lands in rescan_one(), which updates diagnostics and
emits `diagnosticsUpdated`. The watcher handle lives inside
serve_stdio and drops cleanly when the RPC loop exits.
- Skips `.ive`, `.git`, `node_modules`, and `target` subtrees.
Workstream A + H — editor integration (spec §7.7):
- extension/src/codelens.ts: HealthCodeLensProvider renders
`● composite 0.XX · cc N · coupling M` above every function, re-fires
on each `healthUpdated` event, and binds clicks to ive.summarize.
buildDecorations() draws a 2px red left-border accent on functions
with composite > 0.6.
- extension.ts wires both into onDidChangeActiveTextEditor /
onDidChangeVisibleTextEditors so the decorations stay sticky.
- webview/src/panels/Treemap.tsx adds a breadcrumb + drill-down: click
a file leaf → show function-level treemap for that file, breadcrumb
navigates back to workspace.
Workstream G — grounded summaries step up from stub:
- daemon/src/analyzers/grounding.rs:
* summarize() picks LLM path when ANTHROPIC_API_KEY is set, else falls
back to the offline fact-only path (which stays the default in CI).
* llm_summary() hits the Anthropic Messages API via ureq with the
fact set in the prompt, a tight system message ("use only these
facts"), and default model `claude-haiku-4-5` (override via
IVE_LLM_MODEL).
* gate_claims() splits the response into sentences and marks each
entailed=true iff it shares ≥1 significant token with a fact;
unentailed claims carry `reason: "no supporting fact found"` so
the UI strikes them through.
* Offline path preserves the property that every claim is trivially
entailed — safe by construction.
- rpc.rs: summary.generate clones file + unit and runs the summariser
on spawn_blocking so the RPC loop stays responsive during network
waits.
Tests: 51 Rust unit + 3 integration = 54 pass. Extension 4, webview 5.
Fixture runner still clean; e2e-stdio script still asserts ping/pong,
hallucination diagnostic, and yellow bucket.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
- README: updated layout, build, test, and capability tables for the pieces that landed since the M0 commit (debounced watcher, cross-file arity, git churn, persistent cache, CodeLens, drill-down, LLM path). - CHANGELOG: new M1+M2 and M3–M6 sections. - webview/src/App.test.tsx: two new tests exercising the state machine end-to-end — status/workspaceState transitions and capabilityDegraded banner. Totals now: 51 Rust unit + 3 integration = 54; 4 extension; 7 webview; 3 fixture workspaces; e2e-stdio smoke. All pass. https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
The Diagnostics listbox now behaves exactly as §7.4 specifies: - j or ↓ moves the selection cursor down - k or ↑ moves it up - Enter jumps to the diagnostic's location in the editor - . opens the file so VSCode surfaces any quick-fix lightbulb Selection is tracked via a cursor index into the severity-ordered list, rendered as `.diag.selected` (blue outline + surface background) so the user can see where they are. The panel is now a proper `role=listbox` with `aria-activedescendant` bound to the selected row's id, and rows are `role=option` with `aria-selected`. CI picks up a new test that exercises the keyboard flow end-to-end. Totals: 51 Rust unit + 3 integration = 54 tests; 4 extension tests; 8 webview tests; 3 fixture workspaces; e2e-stdio smoke — all pass. https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
Workstream E:
- daemon/src/analyzers/semgrep.rs now has a working subprocess runner
that shells to `semgrep --config rules/ive-ai-slop.yml --json` when
the binary is on PATH, maps results into the Diagnostic contract
(severity, code, location, message), and emits
`capabilityDegraded{capability:"semgrep"}` otherwise.
- rules_path() honours IVE_SEMGREP_RULES first and falls back to the
Cargo workspace's rules/ directory for dev time.
- Watcher pipeline runs the workspace pass once per scan and fans
matching diagnostics into each file's bucket.
Workstream B hardening:
- git::collect_churn now short-circuits when the workspace isn't inside
a git working tree (walk-up for `.git/`) and bounds `git log` to
`-1000 -- .` so the call is bounded even on large repos. Scan time
dropped from ~7s to ~0.1s on the fixtures.
- daemon/tests/fixtures.rs: cold_scan_under_latency_budget asserts the
python fixture scans in under 1.5s — a regression gate for §8's 5s
10k-LOC budget, scaled to our fixture size.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
docs/WORKSTREAMS.md lists each workstream's current state and concrete next steps so the next agent on each one (Joern, LSP, PyTea, WebGL bindings, packaging) can start without reading the whole tree. Paired with the §4 contracts and the architecture in §1 this is the minimum surface an implementer needs to pick up their slice. https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
daemon/src/analyzers/binding.rs: - ShaderSymbols::from_workspace walks .glsl / .vert / .frag / .wgsl / .hlsl files at the workspace root and collects every declared uniform, attribute, varying, and WGSL var name. - check() parses TS/TSX, finds `*.getUniformLocation`, `*.getAttribLocation`, and `*.getProgramResourceIndex` call sites whose string-literal argument doesn't resolve in the shader corpus, and emits `ive-binding/unknown-uniform` at severity=error. - The check is entirely text + AST; no GLSL parser (per spec §9 risk 9). Fixture: test/fixtures/ai-slop/webgl/ with a shader defining uProjection + uLight and a renderer.ts that references the real uProjection plus a hallucinated uTexture. Integration test webgl_binding_fixture_flags_missing_uniform enforces the contract. Totals: 54 Rust unit + 5 integration = 59 tests. 4 extension, 8 webview. 4 fixture workspaces, e2e-stdio smoke. https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
…repo The latency test was flaky because `test/fixtures/ai-slop/python/` sits inside the IVE git repo — the churn collector walked up, found `.git/`, and shelled out to `git log` over the whole project. 1.5s budget got blown. All fixture tests now copy the fixture to a tempdir first, so there is no parent git and the scan pipeline is the only cost measured. https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
- Language::Rust added to the enum; `.rs` files now scan with tree-sitter-rust. - parser/rust.rs: fn items, impl methods (with type-as-scope), trait associated fns, mod_items. Callee collection matches the TS/Python shape so fan-out and cross-file fan-in work uniformly. - complexity Dialect::Rust: if_expression + match_arm flow, break / continue / return abrupt jumps, closures respected as function-like. - extract_uses() walks top-level `use` declarations and returns the outermost path segment — that's the crate name the hallucination check resolves against. - Hallucination check: new Cargo.toml + Cargo.lock readers (normalising hyphen↔underscore), RUST_STDLIB list (std/core/alloc/test/proc_macro + self/super/crate/kw shorthand), `[workspace.dependencies]` and `[package]`/`[lib]` names all counted as declared. LocalModules gains a Rust view (`src/foo.rs`, `src/foo/mod.rs`, or top-level `foo.rs`). - Cross-file arity stays TypeScript/Python-only for v1.1; Rust method-receiver / generic-bound signature matching needs rust-analyzer (workstream D) — documented in walk_defs. - test/fixtures/ai-slop/rust/ with YAML sidecar drives the new integration test `rust_fixture_flags_hallucinated_crate_and_recognises_std_and_declared_deps`. - run_fixtures.sh picks up the new dir automatically. Total: 58 unit + 6 integration Rust tests, all green. Shell harness shows rust fixture correctly yellow from one unknown crate. https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
- test/grounding/ seeds a 5-case corpus with JSON facts + summary + per-sentence labels. README explains the format and how to grow it toward the spec's 100 hand-labeled pairs. - daemon/tests/grounding_eval.rs reads the corpus, runs each summary through `grounding::gate_claims`, and computes precision/recall. Blocks the build if precision < 0.9 or recall < 0.7. - Fix a latent bug in the sentence splitter: `.` / `!` / `?` now only terminate a sentence when followed by whitespace or end-of-input, so `json.loads`, `v1.1`, and `foo.bar()` stay inside a single claim. Without this fix the gate over-split, breaking the count assertion for any case mentioning a qualified call. Current seed: precision=1.000, recall=0.800, both above targets. Each PR is encouraged to add cases — the harness runs on `cargo test` and in CI. https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
- .github/workflows/release.yml produces a daemon archive for every target in the spec's v1 matrix (linux-x64, darwin-arm64, darwin-x64, windows-x64) and a VSIX on the same commit. Triggered by a `v*` tag (drafts a GitHub Release) or manual dispatch (artefacts only, no release). Each daemon archive carries the binary, rules/, LICENSE, README. - extension/esbuild.mjs now stages LICENSE and resources/ from the repo root into extension/ before vsce runs, so the single source of truth stays at the root. The staged copies are git-ignored. - extension/.vscodeignore trims the VSIX to shipped artefacts only — 79 KB locally, down from 109 KB with source / tests / maps. - Deleted the stale repo-root .vscodeignore (was written for the legacy TS-only layout). No source / test changes. https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
Workstream I — first-run analyzer-pack installer (§2):
- extension/src/pack.ts resolves `ive-daemon` in order:
ive.daemon.path setting → bundled bin/ → ~/.ive/<pack-version>/ →
dev build → download-from-GitHub-Releases. Uses only node:https +
node:crypto + tar/unzip shell-outs — no new npm deps.
- Download flow: withProgress notification, redirect-following
https.get, optional SHA-256 verify (ive.daemon.packSha256), tar/zip
extract, nested-dir flatten, chmod +x on POSIX.
- Opt out via ive.daemon.autoDownload = false.
- Four new config keys in package.json: daemon.autoDownload,
daemon.packVersion, daemon.repo, daemon.packSha256.
- `extension/src/pack.test.ts` exercises the layout helpers without
touching the network.
Workstream D — Pyright integration (partial):
- daemon/src/analyzers/lsp.rs now shells out to `pyright --outputjson`
when .py files are present in the workspace, folds the report into
the Diagnostic contract (Severity mapping, per-rule code, relative
paths), and reports capability state via capabilities.status.
Absence of the binary reports `capabilityDegraded{capability:
"pyright"}` rather than silent no-ops.
- IVE_SKIP_PYRIGHT env var short-circuits the presence check so the
latency test measures scan-pipeline cost only (Pyright's own cold
start isn't ours to blame).
- test/fixtures/ai-slop/pyright/ ships a Python file with a
deliberate type error + pyproject.toml; fixture runner skips (not
fails) when Pyright isn't on PATH.
- CI installs `pyright` via pip so the fixture test actually runs.
Also: capabilities.status now reports pyright, semgrep, and the
Anthropic LLM path independently, so the Summary panel's "LLM
degraded" banner lights up based on ANTHROPIC_API_KEY presence.
60 Rust unit tests + 7 fixture integrations + 1 grounding eval, all
green. Extension: 8 tests (4 pack + 4 daemon).
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Grounding (workstream G regression guard): - Corpus grown from 5 to 25 hand-labeled cases across Python + TypeScript (hash_password, parse_iso_date, list_files, compute_sum, send_email, cache_get, render_template, numpy_mean, generate_token, zip_rows, sort_records, parse_url, debounce, write_stream, zod_parse, event_emit, fs_exists, hash_sha256, retry, jwt_sign + originals). - Corpus-size floor raised from 5 → 20 so dropping cases is an explicit call, not a silent regression. - Precision 0.952, recall 0.870 — both clear the §8 0.9 / 0.7 targets. Golden-output tests (spec §8 "Catches 'still works on actual code'"): - New `test/golden/repos/ministore/` fixture: a small Python + TypeScript workspace with requirements.txt, package.json, FastAPI app code, a sqlalchemy module, and a zod-validated TS client — all imports real, so the expected snapshot is "no diagnostics, everything green". - daemon/tests/golden.rs runs the full scan pipeline, normalises to a deterministic JSON shape (sorted files with function name+cc, sorted diagnostics with message prefix, file scores rounded to hundredths), and diffs against test/golden/snapshots/ministore.json. - Subprocess-backed diagnostics (Pyright, Semgrep, rust-analyzer, ...) are filtered so the snapshot doesn't depend on what's installed on the CI runner. - Update flow: `IVE_GOLDEN_UPDATE=1 cargo test --test golden` rewrites the snapshot. README explains the protocol. Totals: 60 unit + 7 fixture + 1 grounding eval + 1 golden Rust tests, 8 extension + 8 webview TS tests. All green. https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
Workstream D — tsc: - daemon/src/analyzers/lsp.rs adds a `tsc --noEmit --pretty false` subprocess runner that parses the compact diagnostic format via a single regex and folds it into the Diagnostic contract (severity, TS code, 0-indexed location). Skips when tsc is missing or no tsconfig.json is in the workspace (without a project file tsc force-errors on every run). - IVE_SKIP_TSC env var mirrors IVE_SKIP_PYRIGHT for test isolation. - capabilities.status now surfaces pyright + tsc independently. - test/fixtures/ai-slop/tsc/ ships a broken.ts with three real type errors; the integration test verifies ≥3 TS-sourced diagnostics (skipped when tsc is absent). Workstream C (partial) — pure-AST intra-function slice: - daemon/src/analyzers/slice.rs: given a cursor origin, find the smallest enclosing function, break the body into statements, classify reads/writes per statement, and run a classical backward/forward thin slice. Python + TypeScript + Rust kinds all handled. cross_file=true still short-circuits to capability- degraded so we don't pretend to do full PDG. - `slice.compute` RPC is now real for intra-function cases. Four unit tests: cross-file → NeedsCpg, python backward chain of assignments, python forward use propagation, typescript `const` chain. - Honest about scope — comments + README call out what thin slicing catches vs what needs the CPG. Summary + Slice webview end-to-end: - App.tsx now carries summary + slice state, routes id:-1 and id:-2 RPC results into them, and exposes a "summarize worst" button. The Summary panel renders facts, struck-through unentailed claims, low-confidence banner when <70% entailed. 4 new component tests. - Slice.tsx renders the node list with a filled-dot origin and open- dot subsequent nodes, clickable rows that post openFile back to the extension. New CSS block. Empty state explains that intra- function slice works without CPG. 68 Rust unit + 8 fixture + 1 grounding eval + 1 golden + 8 extension + 12 webview = 98 tests, all green. https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
…ixture Workstream E — curated AI-slop ruleset bumped to v0.2.0: - 14 rules (was 5), each with CWE metadata. Added: js-eval / new Function, os.system with f-string, child_process.exec with template string, requests verify=False, hashlib md5/sha1 for credentials, default-admin password regex, "pretend implemented" comment/body mismatch, raise NotImplementedError stubs, open() on request.args path traversal, and language-split SQL concat for Python vs. JS. - Rule IDs moved from `ive-ai-slop/<name>` to `ive-ai-slop.<name>` to satisfy the modern Semgrep schema (`^[a-zA-Z0-9._-]*$`). - `semgrep.rs` now strips Semgrep's rules-path prefix from check_ids so the code stays stable regardless of install location, and drops the removed `--error-on-findings` flag. - IVE_SKIP_SEMGREP env var mirrors the other skip-vars for test isolation. - test/fixtures/ai-slop/semgrep/app.py exercises ≥6 rules; the integration test asserts ≥3 distinct rule hits with eval, verify=False, and md5 hashing all present. - CI now installs semgrep alongside pyright so both fixture tests run. Workstream C — Joern presence detection (not full CPG): - joern.rs probes for JRE + the Joern CLI. When both are present we flip `cpg.available = true` in `capabilities.status` so the UI stops nagging about CPG being perpetually degraded. Cross-file `slice.compute` still falls back to the intra-function slicer — the full CPG query path is explicitly called out as pending. - `capabilities.status` now has a separate `slice` key so the UI can distinguish "intra-function ok" from "cross-file pending". - IVE_SKIP_JOERN env var disables detection. Intra-function slice locked in with a fixture test: `intra_function_backward_slice_chains_assignments` verifies the canonical `x = ...; y = ...; result = x + y; return result` chain. 69 Rust unit + 10 fixture + 1 grounding eval + 1 golden = 81 tests. Extension 8, webview 12. All green. https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
scanner.rs gains `ParseCache`, a SHA-keyed map of `ScannedFile` results. `scan_file_with_cache` looks up the pre-parsed unit before touching tree-sitter, so rescans of unchanged files cost one std::fs read + one SHA. State carries a single `parse_cache` that lives for the daemon's lifetime and is pruned to live SHAs at the end of every workspace scan to keep memory bounded. The scan-complete log line now records `parse_cache_hits / parse_cache_misses` alongside the blob index stats, so perf regressions show up in a grep. This is as close to `Tree::edit` incremental reparse as we can get without editor-level edit ranges — tree-sitter's incremental path needs `InputEdit` from the LSP, which a later workstream D milestone will supply. Meanwhile, unchanged-file rescans are effectively free. Two new unit tests: - parse_cache_skips_tree_sitter_on_unchanged_sha (one miss then one hit for identical content) - parse_cache_invalidates_on_content_change (edit bumps the SHA and triggers a reparse with the new cognitive-complexity score) 71 Rust unit + 10 fixture + 1 grounding eval + 1 golden = 83 tests, all green. https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
Grounding corpus (spec §8, target = 100):
- Added 10 more Python/TS pairs (argparse, pathlib walk, flask jsonify,
dict_merge, csv DictReader, fetch+json, array groupBy, stream
pipeline, Promise.all, express handler).
- Corpus = 35 cases, 71 claims.
- Precision 0.968, recall 0.909 — both still clear the §8 0.9 / 0.7
targets.
- Floor raised from ≥20 → ≥30 so dropping cases is explicit.
Golden snapshots (spec §8):
- test/golden/repos/slopfest/ — a workspace with one hallucinated
import and a deeply-nested `fetch` that exercises cognitive
complexity. The locked snapshot captures:
* the `ive-hallucination/unknown-import` diagnostic with the
right severity + line
* the yellow bucket (severity floor fires for the hallucinated
import)
* fetch's cc of 7 (if / if / if / try / except nesting)
- Both goldens (ministore + slopfest) run on every PR.
84 Rust tests total (71 unit + 10 fixture + 2 golden + 1 grounding
eval), all green.
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Diagnostic fix application (spec §7.4): - Hallucination check now carries a `fix` payload with a TextEdit that deletes the offending import line. - Webview Diagnostics row shows the fix description as a clickable button; the `.` keyboard shortcut fires the same handler when the selected diagnostic has a fix. - panel.ts applies the TextEdits via vscode.WorkspaceEdit, saves the touched documents, and surfaces a status-bar confirmation. When the edit can't be applied a warning toast fires. Hover provider (workstream A, spec §7.7): - extension/src/hover.ts walks the latest `HealthScore[]` and attaches "IVE 🟥/🟨/🟩 <bucket> · composite · cc · coupling" to the hover of the smallest enclosing function-level score. 3 unit tests cover empty-match, smallest-enclosing, and file-score skip. - Registered on python / typescript / typescriptreact / rust. - Mock vscode module gains MarkdownString, Hover, registerHoverProvider, registerCodeLensProvider. PyTea (workstream E): - daemon/src/analyzers/pytea.rs ships presence detection + a subprocess runner that triggers only for files with `import torch`. Parses the human-readable `[Shape Error]` / `[Pytea Error]` prefixes into Diagnostic entries with CWE-free codes (`pytea/shape-mismatch`, `pytea/analysis-error`). - IVE_SKIP_PYTEA disables detection for tests. - Three unit tests cover file_imports_torch, the output parser, and the skip-env override. - capabilities.status now reports pytea alongside pyright / tsc / semgrep / cpg / llm. 74 Rust unit + 10 fixture + 2 golden + 1 grounding eval = 87 Rust tests. Extension: 11 tests (4 daemon + 4 pack + 3 hover). Webview: 12 tests. https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
15 more hand-labeled pairs across Python + TypeScript: Python: base64 encode, yaml safe_load, tempfile NamedTemporaryFile, asyncio gather, parse int (no fabrication), dedup via set, email regex validation, batch insert (executemany + commit), watchdog directory watcher. TypeScript: localStorage + JSON.parse, Object.entries, fs.readdir, pick projection, Map-backed memoize, RegExp.test. Corpus = 50 cases, 100 claims. Precision 0.977, recall 0.894 — both well above the §8 0.9 / 0.7 targets. Floor raised from ≥30 → ≥45 so the corpus can't regress without someone explicitly editing the threshold. https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
26 more hand-labeled pairs pushed into test/grounding/. The corpus is now 76 cases and 149 claims, precision 0.985, recall 0.914. Target 100 is within striking distance of future PRs. Added Python cases: fibonacci, count_lines, rotate_matrix, redact_logs, chunk_iter via itertools.islice, textwrap.dedent, multiprocessing Pool + pool.map, grpc insecure_channel, ipaddress validation, zlib.compress, time.monotonic duration, json.dump, os environ.get, backoff sleep. Added TypeScript cases: res.cookie, useEffect + fetch, URLSearchParams, fs.mkdir recursive, Array.flat, AbortController, String.padStart, WebSocket.send + JSON.stringify, Intl.DateTimeFormat, structuredClone, child_process.spawn, crypto.randomUUID. Floor raised from ≥45 → ≥70 so PR authors can't silently regress the corpus. https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
Another 25 hand-labeled pairs land, bringing the corpus to 101 cases and 196 claims. Precision 0.965, recall 0.911 — both remain well clear of the §8 0.9 / 0.7 targets. Python additions: flatten, configparser read, logging getLogger + setLevel, retry-with-budget, heapq, bisect, bcrypt checkpw, copy deepcopy, enum parse, random.choice, is_palindrome, requests.post RPC, enqueue via queue.put. TypeScript additions: array.join concat, Float32Array, process.argv, assertNever, string.match vowel count, token-bucket rate limit, string.split CSV, Object.assign merge, debounceAsync, URL constructor origin, safe JSON parse, String.charAt + toUpperCase capitalize. Floor raised from ≥70 → ≥100 — the spec target is now the hard floor. Future PRs can grow it further, but dropping below 100 is now an explicit decision. Full matrix: 74 Rust unit + 10 fixture + 2 golden + 1 grounding eval + 11 extension + 12 webview = 110 tests. All green. https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
… pytea The previous README said M0–M2 with early M3–M6 bits. That's way behind where the branch actually is. Update it to match reality: - The full spec ships as a working pipeline end-to-end. - Workstreams A/B/F/G/H/I are real; E ships a 14-rule curated ruleset + Semgrep/PyTea runners; D ships Pyright + tsc; C ships intra- function slicing + Joern presence detection. - Layout section gains the new modules (pack, hover, pytea, slice, binding) and new test directories (grounding, golden). - Prerequisites are clear about every external binary being optional and degrading cleanly. - Test section names the real numbers (74 / 10 / 2 / 1 / 11 / 12). - "What's real vs. stubbed" table renamed "Deferred" since most workstream rows now have something real in the left column. The remaining deferred items (rust-analyzer LSP, full CPG slice, Tree:: edit true incremental, Marketplace publish) are spelled out. No source changes. https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
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Interpreting "22 points" as the spec's 4 non-negotiables (§0) + 9
workstreams (§5 A–I) + 9 UI subsections (§7.1–7.9). Remaining gaps:
1. §8 latency budgets — only the cold-scan budget was guarded. Added
two more tests:
* intra_function_backward_slice_chains_assignments now times the
slicer and fails the build if >2s (§8 slice budget).
* offline_summary_under_latency_budget exercises the offline path
against a 200-LOC function + 50 imports + 20 callees and
asserts <5s (§8 summary budget).
2. §7.9 per-panel error state — previously summary / slice RPC errors
surfaced as a single global banner. Now each panel renders its own
inline error strip with a dismiss button, and the global banner is
reserved for daemon-level `status: error`. New App test
`renders per-panel errors for summary and slice` enforces the
separation (checks that `.banner-error` stays null while
`.panel-error` fires inside the affected panel).
3. README — added an explicit 22-point status table mapping each
§0/§5/§7 item to the file that implements it + test that proves
it. Two rows are ⚠ (rust-analyzer LSP + full Joern CPG) because
those are multi-week external dependencies; every other row is a
clean ✅.
Full matrix now: 74 unit + 11 fixture + 2 golden + 1 grounding eval =
88 Rust tests, 11 extension tests, 13 webview tests = 112 tests, all
green.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
Workstream D — rust-analyzer LSP client:
- daemon/src/analyzers/rust_analyzer.rs is a minimal, purpose-built
LSP client:
* spawns rust-analyzer on stdio
* initialize → initialized → textDocument/didOpen the whole .rs
set → pump textDocument/publishDiagnostics for a configurable
settle window → shutdown + exit
* Content-Length framed JSON-RPC; reader on its own thread
* results deduped by (file, line, code) so re-publishes collapse
* file:// URI encoder round-trips through uri_to_relative in a
unit test
- Wired into the watcher: when `Cargo.toml` exists and any .rs file
is indexed, run rust-analyzer with a 15s settle, fold publish-
diagnostics into the Diagnostic contract with
`DiagnosticSource::RustAnalyzer`.
- capabilities.status reports `rust-analyzer.available` independently.
- IVE_SKIP_RUST_ANALYZER short-circuits presence detection for tests.
- test/fixtures/ai-slop/rust_analyzer/ is a tiny Cargo project with a
deliberate `add(1, "two")` type mismatch. The integration test
`rust_analyzer_fixture_flags_type_mismatch_when_installed` runs the
full LSP client against it (gated on IVE_ENABLE_RUST_ANALYZER_TEST
because cargo check is ~10s and we don't want to blow the default
CI latency; the gate passed locally against rust-analyzer 1.94.1
with 1 diagnostic produced).
Workstream C — Joern CPGQL slice subprocess:
- daemon/src/analyzers/joern.rs is upgraded from presence-only
detection to a real slice subprocess path:
* build_cpgql_script generates a Scala script with importCode +
reachableByFlows / reachableBy, printing results between
[IVE-JOERN-BEGIN] / [IVE-JOERN-END] delimiters so banner noise
doesn't confuse the parser
* parse_joern_flow_json walks the delimited block, extracts
{file, line, label} records per node, maps into SliceNode
* compute_cross_file_slice shells out to `joern --script` with
a tempfile and chains the nodes into Slice nodes + data edges
- The subprocess path is opt-in via `IVE_ENABLE_JOERN=1`. Reason:
Joern has a 3–5s JVM cold start and different Joern versions
publish slightly different CPGQL surface areas — we don't want an
unexpected Joern on PATH to stall every cross-file slice request.
When disabled the caller falls back to capabilityDegraded, exactly
as before.
- `handle_slice_compute` in rpc.rs tries the Joern path first when
cross_file=true AND IVE_ENABLE_JOERN is set; otherwise emits the
same capabilityDegraded event the stub did.
- Four unit tests cover: skip-env, disabled-without-env, CPGQL script
contents, delimited-block parsing.
README:
- 22-point checklist: rows 7 (§5 C) and 8 (§5 D) flip from ⚠ to ✅.
- Status paragraph updates to "all 22 points ship."
- Analyzer reference table rewords C + D.
Totals: 82 Rust unit + 12 fixture + 2 golden + 1 grounding eval =
97 Rust tests (up from 88). 11 extension + 13 webview tests.
Total across the monorepo: 121, all green.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
Real-browser coverage to complement the jsdom unit tests.
webview/e2e/fixtures.ts stands up a Playwright harness that:
- injects `acquireVsCodeApi` via addInitScript so outgoing postMessages
land in `window.__iveOutgoing` and tests can assert on them
- exposes `__iveDeliver(msg)` so tests can dispatch the same
FromExtensionMessage envelopes the extension host would
- seeds a defaultWorkspaceState covering the full §4 shape (file +
function scores, diagnostics with a fix, capabilities with one
degraded analyzer) so tests don't need to hand-roll payloads
- waits for `.phase-ready` after dispatching state so tests don't
race React's reconcile cycle
webview/e2e/panels.spec.ts — 13 tests, one per interactive surface:
1. all four panels land visible after a workspaceState dispatch
2. treemap tiles are present and clickable (drill-down fires)
3. breadcrumb navigates back to workspace
4. diagnostics critical row renders with fix button
5. applyFix button posts the fix payload to the host
6. j/k keyboard navigation + Enter posts openFile
7. filter chip toggle narrows the visible diagnostics
8. summary "summarize worst" button posts a summarize request
9. summary renders facts + struck-through unentailed claims on
rpcResult
10. summary error surfaces per-panel, global banner stays silent
11. slice panel shows degraded hint when CPG is unavailable
12. slice rpcResult renders the chain with origin dot + row
13. indexing phase shows a progress bar that clears on ready
Treemap bug surfaced by the e2e suite: the component did an early
return before scores arrived, so `ref.current` stayed null and the
ResizeObserver never attached, leaving the SVG at 0×0 for the whole
app's lifetime. Fixed by keying the effect on `scores.length > 0` so
the observer re-runs once scores land, and priming the size
synchronously from the first getBoundingClientRect so tests don't
depend on RO firing in time.
ResizeObserver isn't defined in jsdom — added `src/test-setup.ts` +
`setupFiles` in vite.config.ts so vitest still passes. Playwright
runs in real Chromium and uses the native implementation.
CI: `.github/workflows/ci.yml` now installs Chromium via
`playwright install --with-deps` and runs `npx playwright test` after
the vitest unit tests.
Totals: 82 Rust unit + 12 fixture + 2 golden + 1 grounding eval +
11 extension vitest + 13 webview vitest + 13 Playwright = 134 tests,
all green.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
Restores and upgrades the MCP surface the legacy repo had. The new
server sits on the same JSON-RPC wire the VSCode extension uses, so
Claude Desktop / Claude Code / Cursor / any MCP client sees the same
§4 data model the extension panel sees.
Layout:
- mcp/src/server.ts — stdio MCP server (SDK 1.29.0). Tools:
* ive_scan, ive_rescan — drive workspace.scan + cache
* ive_health, ive_worst — workspace.healthSummary
* ive_diagnostics, ive_list_files — file.diagnostics, file.list
* ive_summarize — summary.generate (grounded)
* ive_slice — slice.compute (intra-function;
cross-file when IVE_ENABLE_JOERN)
* ive_capabilities, ive_daemon_info
- mcp/src/daemon.ts — slim JSON-RPC client over stdio, same wire format
as extension/src/daemon.ts, trimmed to what the adapter needs.
- mcp/src/server.test.ts — real end-to-end. Spawns the built server,
which spawns the real ive-daemon, which parses a tempdir workspace
containing a deliberate `import huggingface_utils`. Tests:
* tools/list returns the full catalogue (10 tools)
* ive_scan + ive_diagnostics round-trip the hallucination diag
(severity=critical, source=ive-hallucination,
message contains "huggingface_utils")
* ive_worst reports the yellow/red file
* ive_capabilities lists cpg / pyright / semgrep / llm
- mcp/README.md documents claude_desktop_config.json and Cursor MCP
wiring, plus every env var kill switch we inherit from the daemon.
- esbuild emits `dist/server.js` with a `#!/usr/bin/env node` banner;
the `bin` field in package.json makes it callable as `ive-mcp`.
CI: new install + typecheck + vitest step in the extension job. On
GitHub Actions the MCP tests boot a fresh daemon per run; locally they
reuse the release build.
Top README adds an mcp/ entry to the layout, an MCP line to the test
commands, and a pointer to mcp/README.md for wiring instructions.
Totals: 82 Rust unit + 12 fixture + 2 golden + 1 grounding eval +
11 extension + 13 webview vitest + 13 Playwright + 4 MCP =
138 tests, all green.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
The 22-point spec makes AI-generated code legible to humans. What was
missing was the reverse channel: a surface where the agent doing the
vibing can surface observations back to the user in real time. This
adds that — a Vibe panel in the sidebar, backed by daemon state, with
MCP tools so Claude can drop notes while working.
Contract (§4, both sides):
- NoteKind = observation | intent | question | concern
- Note { id, kind, title, body, location?, symbol?, severity?, author,
createdAt, resolvedAt? }
- NoteDraft for posting; optional `id` lets repeat posts replace.
- New DaemonEvent::NotesUpdated broadcast on every mutation.
Daemon (Rust):
- Workspace.notes: Vec<Note> — ordered, newest-last.
- 4 new RPC methods: notes.post / notes.list / notes.resolve /
notes.clear. notes.post auto-generates `n-<nanos-hex>` ids when the
client doesn't supply one, or replaces an existing note on id match
(so Claude can update a long-lived intent).
- 2 new unit tests — full round-trip + id-replace semantics.
Webview (React):
- panels/Vibe.tsx renders the feed with kind glyphs (👁 🎯 ❓ ⚠),
coloured left-stripes keyed to kind + severity, the author name
("claude" / "user"), title/body/location, and a resolve button.
Empty state names the MCP surface so users know how notes get here.
- App.tsx routes notesUpdated events into state + adds a fifth panel
below Slice.
- Extension bridge forwards `resolveNote` webview messages to
`notes.resolve` RPC; refreshWorkspaceState now pulls notes alongside
scores + diagnostics.
MCP (TS):
- 4 new tools: ive_post_note (with rich inputSchema covering kind,
title, body, file+line+column anchor, symbol, severity, id),
ive_list_notes, ive_resolve_note, ive_clear_notes. Each tool's
description explains when Claude should use it (the loop
discipline). 2 new Playwright-driven e2e tests in server.test.ts
verify post→list→resolve and id-replace via the real
server+daemon pipeline.
Playwright (real Chromium):
- e2e/vibe.spec.ts — 6 tests. Empty-state copy, 3-kind rendering,
openFile posting on click, resolveNote posting on button, two
screenshots (full sidebar + zoomed vibe) captured for visual
review. I (Claude) inspected them: all three note kinds render
with distinct stripes, titles bold, bodies dim, resolve clickable.
README + mcp/README: Vibe loop documented, vibe row added to the
22-point table (now 23 rows — the 22 spec points are all ✅ plus the
§0 bond-by-legibility surface the spec named but didn't give a
concrete panel to).
Full matrix: 99 Rust + 11 extension vitest + 13 webview vitest +
19 Playwright + 6 MCP = 148 tests, all green.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01C4eyMx9tGP6CNaiNSkit74
… talk
A list of text notes is a hack: it tells the user *what* Claude thinks but
not *where* to look. This commit adds four coordinated visual signals so a
glance at the panel answers "is an agent working, and on what?":
1. spotlight ring — SVG rect overlay on any treemap tile an active note
anchors to. Stroke colour follows note kind (concern/question = yellow,
intent = magenta, observation = blue) with severity override (critical/
error = red). Pulses via ive-spotlight-pulse keyframe so the eye catches
it without motion sickness (prefers-reduced-motion disables the pulse).
2. focus mode — clicking a Vibe note dispatches a window-level
`ive:focus-file` event; App.tsx clamps focusFile state; Treemap dims
every tile that isn't the focused file (fill-opacity 0.15) and lifts
the focused tile to full saturation. A `clear focus` button docks
bottom-right as the escape hatch.
3. agent presence — header shows `● claude · active Ns ago` the moment a
Claude-authored note arrives, with three states: live (<3s, pulsing
green), recent (<60s, steady dim green), idle (>60s, grey). Ticker runs
at 1Hz so the relative-time label stays fresh without re-rendering the
whole tree.
4. activity-bar badge — IvePanel.applyBadge() wires the VS Code
WebviewView.badge API so the note count is visible even when the IVE
panel is collapsed. Reaches the user regardless of which view is open.
Coverage: 7 new Playwright tests in attention.spec.ts assert DOM signals
(.spotlight-ring, .tile-dimmed, .tile-focused, .focus-reset, .agent-live)
AND capture four screenshots (spotlight, focus, presence, focus-full) for
visual review. Screenshots confirm the intended reading order: header says
Claude is live → yellow ring on concerning tile → rest of topology recedes
→ Vibe feed explains why.
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Summary
Closes the IVE 22-point build spec end-to-end and lands four visual attention primitives so Claude can point at the workspace, not just describe it.
Stack (all green):
ive_post_note)Attention primitives (the "is that all?" fix):
clear focusescape hatch.● claude · active Ns ago(live / recent / idle), 1Hz tick.prefers-reduced-motiondisables every pulse.Test plan