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 amosblomqvist
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0c14ea425d |
Option A: incremental anchored force layout, persisted server-side
The layout now EVOLVES instead of reshuffling on every extraction. A pure
core module (src/core/layout.ts) warm-starts forceAtlas2 from the positions
ledger (data/graph/positions.json, read-modify-write like sources.json,
updatedAt stamp for future live-physics conflict handling), re-blends every
previously-positioned node toward its anchor each iteration (retention 0.85
- old placements stay recognizable, strong forces still win), seeds new
nodes near their positioned neighbors, and seeds orphans on the rim outside
the core so they read as unconnected knowledge.
- Port/store: GraphStore.readPositions/writePositions; snapshot carries
positions when the ledger exists (optional - fresh graphs unchanged).
- Extraction pipeline settles synchronously after every merge (chat and
notes paths), before usage persist - the next /api/graph fetch already
reflects new nodes.
- View: the ledger IS the layout; the local one-shot FA2 pass survives
only as a fallback when no ledger exists.
- scripts/replay-layout.ts: simulates organic growth by replaying the
current 338-node graph one imported file at a time (real import order,
edges activate when both endpoints exist). Real run: 338 positions in
0.3s, 90-degree-0 orphans collecting at mean r=338 vs connected r=194.
- Also restores the cluster region fills (hull background colors) that
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amosblomqvist
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f0267a5fd9 |
Clusters phases B+C: labeling records, the naming call, snapshot payload
Core-survival labelings (vision section 1, DECIDED 2026-09-13): ClusterLabeling records in a new append-only ledger (data/graph/cluster-labels.jsonl), immutable, id = clu_ + sha256 of the sorted core so re-naming races and re-runs dedupe at the store seam. matchClusterLabelings (core/clusters.ts, pure): a community keeps a record's label while at least half its core survives in it; both sides single-successor (a split keeps one name; greedy by overlap, ties to the newer record). The namer (src/agent/subagents/cluster-namer.ts): ONE singular cheap LLM call (new 'labeler' role, glm-flash/low) names every new/changed community at once, given member names + statements (capped at 12 members per cluster). refreshClusterLabels runs POST-EXTRACTION (user-decided) from both front doors, fire-and-forget — naming failure never fails the run; refreshes serialize behind a chain so parallel imports never mint duplicate labels. import-notes.ts awaits clusterNamingSettled before exit. Payload: GraphSnapshot.clusters (>= MIN_CLUSTER_SIZE 3) joins detection with labelings at read time — claimed clusters carry the record's label and id; unlabeled ones carry a member-hash id and null label. Detection is deterministic so no memo in v1 (ms at current scale; revisit at vault scale). Tests (372/372): matcher half-rule/split/merge/greedy/tie cases; naming end-to-end through importNotes (one call, one record, claim on re-refresh), naming failure non-fatal; snapshot derivation with labeling join; 11 test pipelines now pin an explicit labeler seam. |
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amosblomqvist
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543cf33789 |
Notes front door: format-agnostic import into the graph pipeline
The same extractor→auditor→merger pipeline now runs over raw personal
notes in arbitrary formats (vision §1, DECIDED 2026-09-13):
- NotesSource records (data/graph/sources.json, deterministic id from
path hash → idempotent re-imports) play the chatId role in mappings,
checkpoints, and observation events; usage lands on the source record
(appendSourceUsage, idempotent per startedAt, kept across upserts).
- mergeFindings is chat-store-free: callers pass MergeSource
{messages, foldedAt} — sessions pass the chat record, notes pass
messages:null (no quiz-event rebuild; a deterministic rebuild needs
structured quiz tool parts).
- Second extractor prompt (NOTES_EXTRACTOR_INSTRUCTIONS) for general-
purpose extraction; understanding judges the AUTHOR's grasp. Auditor
wording input-agnostic. extract/audit share one generic runSubmitAgent.
- graphSnapshot.fileSources (srcId→filePath); notes sources render as
static path entries in the detail card (FileTextIcon, never a link).
- One shared pipeline instance (exported from chat-handler): same
single-flight registry, live status chips (label = file path), usage
accounting, and true abort for both front doors.
- Transport: POST /api/graph/import (multipart, 3-wide worker pool) +
Import notes… button in the graph view; scripts/import-notes.ts for
batch runs (concurrency 4).
- real-data-extraction/ gitignored (raw import sources never committed).
355/355 tests; typecheck, lint, build green.
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amosblomqvist
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de0c286311 |
feat: model + thinking control — the stats bar's picker, on pi-ai's catalog
The model-control wave (user-decided design, 2026-09-12): ONE controller
for the conversation agents (prober/teacher are functionally one agent);
background sub-agents stay config-pinned. pi-ai owns the registry — the
shipped 366-model OpenRouter catalog (cost, context, modality,
thinkingLevelMap), getSupportedThinkingLevels/clampThinkingLevel for the
per-model thinking truth, and streamSimple's automatic clamp. No second
registry to drift out of sync.
Seams:
- config.ts: ReasoningEffort retired for pi's ThinkingLevel
(off|minimal|low|medium|high|xhigh|max). GLM roles go honest at "low" —
pi's catalog says GLM-5.3-flash accepts exactly low|high|max, and the old
"minimal" was silently clamped to low by streamSimple since the swap;
nothing changes behaviorally. visualMaker → qwen/qwen3.8-flash (fixes
the dead qwen/qwen3.8-max slug — the catalog only ships -0902; also the
user's cost pick, 0.15/0.47 per-1M).
- src/agent/models.ts: piEngineFor(role, settings?) — provider+id resolved
from the catalog, thinking level from settings ?? config, CLAMPED to the
model's supported list (a settings change between models can never send
an invalid level). PiEngine gains `level` (observability/tests).
- ChatRecord.settings {model?: {provider, id}, thinkingLevel?} — written
by PUT /api/chats/[id]/settings (replace-whole, no updatedAt churn),
read by chat-handler at turn composition: agents are stateless per turn,
so the change is next-turn-effective by construction. The turns log
still records the ACTUAL billed model (the honest witness).
- GET /api/models: the configured-provider catalog as client-safe DTOs
(core/contracts/models.ts) + config defaults; a second provider joins
the picker by registering it in piModels() — nothing else changes.
- PUT settings validation gate (src/server/model-catalog.ts): unknown
provider/model or unsupported level → 400 carrying the supported list,
never a silent clamp.
- scripts/sync-pricing.ts: regenerated PRICES/CONTEXT_LIMITS from pi-ai's
shipped openrouter.json (offline; same source as the engine + picker).
All 366 models priced; glm's stale 0.15/0.5 → pi's 0.075/0.25, limit
1310720 → 1048576 — cost is inferred at read time, so history re-prices.
- UI (components/model-picker.tsx): stats-bar right side becomes model +
thinking buttons; menus open ABOVE; fuzzy search over "provider id
name" (core/fuzzy.ts — pi's /model pattern); model rows show name/id/
price/context; the thinking menu lists exactly the chosen model's
supported levels (GLM: low|high|max — no dead options, no "off").
Model switch drops an incompatible pinned level (falls back to config,
which clamps honestly) rather than carrying a 400.
Tests (350/350, +15): catalog projection + defaults, the settings gate,
pi thinking truth pinned against upgrades (glm low|high|max; minimal→low;
off→low — GLM cannot disable thinking), the engine factory's
override/fallback/clamp/throw matrix, fuzzy ranking, store round-trip,
and the re-priced folds (usage, stats bar, activity dock).
Live smoke (disposable driver, deleted): catalog route 366 + defaults;
glm+minimal → 400 + supported; turn 1 billed qwen/qwen3.8-flash under
the override; mid-session switch flipped turn 2 to glm; clear-overrides
restored the config pin. ALL CHECKS PASS on real OpenRouter.
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amosblomqvist
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741ff416d6 |
Fix turn-usage keying: idempotent per request turn id, not messageId
Live smoke exposed two bugs in the turn usage log: - onFinish messages carry no ids (withMessageIds fills copies inside persistTurn), so fresh turns keyed messageId "" — provenance lost. - The SDK coalesces continuation turns into ONE response message (a whole probe conversation lands in a single assistant message), so per-messageId idempotency swallowed every continuation turn's usage. TurnUsage gains id: string (unique per request, the append idempotency key); messageId stays as transcript provenance, taken from the id-filled list. appendTurnUsage dedupes by id; continuation turns with the same messageId each keep their usage. |
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amosblomqvist
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9174cde55e |
Extraction observability: usage capture, live status payload, true abort (Wave 4)
Extraction is real spend and background work; the dock needs to see and stop it. User decisions: persist all cost data (chat record), per-stage usage granularity, and TRUE cancellation for abort. USAGE CAPTURE (live + persisted): - extraction.ts: per-call onStepFinish captures each billed step's usage (SDK LanguageModelUsage -> CallUsage: input/output/cache read+write/reasoning) into the registry's live per-stage usage (extractor/auditor; the merger is deterministic — no model call). - /api/graph/status runs now carry usage (model + steps per stage); cost/context folds are the consumer's (core/prices.ts — nothing stores dollars). - ChatRecord.extractions: append-only per-run usage log (mirrors the turns log): startedAt key, at, durationMs, merge stats when the merger ran, stages. Persisted on success AND failure — a failed run still spent money. Idempotent per startedAt; the list payload (ChatSummary) never leaks it. - EmissionStats moved to contracts/graph.ts (its contract home); core/graph.ts re-exports for existing importers. - Verified end-to-end against the real pipeline (backfill one chat): per-step token counts, reasoning tokens, and the auditor's growing prompt-cache reads captured and persisted. TRUE ABORT (the dock's abort button, user decision): - RunningExtraction owns one AbortController per run, shared across phases; abortExtraction(chatId) fires it and returns whether a run was aborted (idempotent no-op otherwise). The pending model call receives the signal — the provider cancels the request, spend stops. throwIfAborted() at phase boundaries ends runs aborted in sync gaps. - Abort is a deliberate stop, not a failure: same ledger discipline (nothing merged, nothing checkpointed, partial usage persisted) but the run reports zero emissions instead of throwing. Exported via src/server/observability.ts for master's /api/activity/abort route. - Tests: mid-run abort (hanging mock that rejects on the signal), live-accumulation + persisted-record assertions, store-seam idempotency, and the summary-payload leak guard. |
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amosblomqvist
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83a00800e9 |
Observability contracts: usage accounting, plan blocks, price table (Phase 0)
The 2026-09 observability wave's type-level foundation, landed before the streams so nothing renders against guessed shapes: - contracts/chat.ts: CallUsage + TurnUsage (per-model-call token accounting, one entry per teacher/wake turn keyed by messageId) and ChatRecord.turns — a DELIBERATELY parallel append-only usage log, not per-message metadata: the client re-POSTs its message list every turn and its copies never carry server-stamped fields, so anything inside messages gets clobbered by the next persist (the wave-3 merge-rule lesson). - contracts/chat.ts: PlanBlockData — the persisted data-plan-block part (full DAG on plan_init, one-level neighborhood on plan updates, snapshot semantics so history renders what was true then). - contracts/jobs.ts: JobUsage + JobRecord.usage — a sub-agent run's accumulated accounting, written by the runner. - core/ports.ts + store/chats.ts: ChatStore.appendTurnUsage — idempotent per messageId (abort replays / wake retries append once); listChats no longer leaks turns into the list payload. - core/prices.ts: PRICES + CONTEXT_LIMITS (generated from OpenRouter's published pricing via scripts/sync-pricing.ts) + pure folds: callCost, turnCost, sessionCost, contextWindow, jobCost. Unknown model or absent fields render as absent, never zero. - server/observability.ts: barrel-approved surface for the transport layer (fixes the import-law violation in the graph status route that slipped through the wave-3 merge verification). Capture wiring (agent onStepFinish -> persist seam, plan-block emission) lands next as master seam work; the streams start against these shapes. |
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amosblomqvist
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b07c907ffd |
Graph redesign: true propositions, follows/supports, auditor-owned identity (vision §1 minimal implementation)
The minimal implementation of the 2026-09-02 graph vision (docs/vision.md §1):
- contracts/graph.ts: every node is a TRUE proposition (statement is both
rendering label and identity key; required description; no kind, no name).
Edges are follows (derivable) / supports (grounds without entailing) with
message-granular provenance points {chatId, messageId}. Events reduce to
correct/miss/dont-know plus observation (understanding notes); no taught
events, no misconception kind.
- extraction.ts: extractor is TREE-BLIND (transcript only, no plan tree) and
free-form; auditor sees findings + the current graph, owns faithfulness and
identity (link-or-create verdict per proposition, recorded as linkTo);
transcriptView tags every line with its message id (provenance anchors).
- core/graph.ts merger: applies verdicts deterministically — linkTo appends
a link line (phrasings join aliases, provenance unions; reads merge by id),
absent creates; NO string matching anywhere. Quiz events rebuilt from tool
parts with attribution-only nodeId resolution; understanding notes become
observation events (obs:<sourceId>); mapping lines are the verdict audit
trail and make re-merges idempotent.
- deriveNodeStates: transitional — latest quiz event wins (known/missed/
dont-know, else candidate); taught unreachable until the state-model
ideation lands.
- graph-context.ts + 50-graph-context.md: follows chains, hotspot grouping,
state vocabulary updated for the new event kinds.
- graph-view.tsx: node label is the statement; detail shows statement +
description.
- tests: merger verdicts (link, no-string-match, cross-chat assertions),
tree-blind pipeline end-to-end, follows vocabulary in context tests.
276/276 green.
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Amos
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1167157c23 |
Storage ports: ChatStore/GraphStore/JobStore + adapters + core inversion (stage 3)
Per-entity semantic ports (src/core/ports.ts), one adapter family
(src/store/*, fs JSON/JSONL), exactly one composition point
(src/server/stores.ts). Dependency direction is now machine-checked:
adapters implement core interfaces; core never imports an adapter.
The inversion:
- core/graph.ts (emitChat/getGraph/graphSnapshot/foldStaleChats) is now
pure — it takes the storage ports as explicit parameters (GraphDeps).
No store imports; newGraphNodeId is local; node id format unchanged.
- core/graph-context.ts buildGraphContext() no longer defaults to the
live ledgers: the chat-handler hands in getGraph(graphStore) per turn.
- store adapters export exactly one object each implementing their port
(chatStore/graphStore/jobStore); bodies otherwise verbatim.
NodeMapping + SessionCheckpoint moved store/graph -> core/contracts
(they ARE contract shapes); CreateJobInit/JobPatch live in ports.
- titleFromPrompt moved store/chats -> core/contracts (pure helper,
planNodeStatus precedent). Store modules now contain persistence only.
- server/stores.ts is the composition root; server/{chats,graph,jobs}.ts
and chat-handler wire from it; agent (plan tools, sub-agent runner)
call the port objects. The shell surface (@/src/server exports) is
unchanged.
Lint law extended: the whole of src/core is now a purity zone (was a
file glob with a graph/graph-context exemption). Verified it fires on
core->store imports; tsc clean, 190/190 tests, eslint clean, prod build
clean (prerender 6/6). Tests pass deps explicitly — graph.test uses the
same fs-adapter pair stores.ts wires in production; graph-context.test
keeps its in-memory ledgers as a GraphStore implementation.
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