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Establish the releasable tree for the `agent-kit` CLI (dispatcher bin/agent-kit → libexec/*, shared lib/*): pure-Bash sh-introspect powering every --help/--introspect, self-documenting commands with runnable examples, and four install channels (install.sh, web-install.sh curl|bash, Homebrew Formula, npm @utmostcreator/agent-kit) hardened for macOS Bash 3.2, path spaces, and clobber/traversal safety. Adds --version, docs/EXAMPLES.md (akit alias), governance files, CI/release workflows, and the test suite. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AtARY1YQfKg1fcMMpbTueM
…o thin loaders - Add libexec/ai-context, ai-git, ai-inspect, ai-repo, ai-session, ai-test as thin dispatch loaders over new lib/ai-context/*, lib/ai-git/*, lib/ai-test/*, lib/ai-verify/* engines. - Relocate repomix-context-tree, repomix-scc-router, run-repomix-context to libexec/internal/ (process-isolated; no longer public commands) to avoid a confirmed function-name collision risk when fused into the shared process. - Remove superseded single-purpose scripts and tests now folded into the fused command groups (ai-diff-context, ai-doc-check, ai-test-select, ai-verify-html/js/php/ts/vue, check-file-refs, gh-pr-context, git-branch-origin, git-forensics, pack-context, query-usage, repomix-ensure-fresh, repomix-freshness, run-repo-tests, run-test-focused, run-repomix-file, and their test-*.sh counterparts). - Add test-ai-context.sh, test-ai-git.sh, test-ai-test.sh for the new groups; update test-ai-edit.sh, test-ai-search.sh, test-ai-verify.sh, test-bin-agent-kit.sh, test-repomix-context-tree.sh, test-repomix-scc-router.sh, test-run-repomix-context.sh for the new layout. - Fix relocated-engine relative lib paths (../lib/ -> ../../lib/). - Update docs/AI_USAGE.md, docs/COMMANDS.md, docs/EXAMPLES.md for the fused command surface. - Add TODO/scripts-todo.md, TODO/todo.md, TODO/public-command-surface-consolidation.md tracking the consolidation follow-up work. Verified: scripts/check.sh (shellcheck + full suite) and scripts/check-publishable.sh both pass with all new files staged/tracked.
- Add docs/PACKAGES.md documenting all 24 public commands: which external packages each one shells out to (with the exact code path that calls them), why, a real captured command output (run against a live clone or an isolated /tmp sandbox for any mutating command such as `edit`, `rollback apply`, `all-f-into-one`), and why it beats reaching for the raw tool directly. - Update README.md's Runtime section with a Core/Optional package table broken down by which commands each optional package unlocks, linking to docs/PACKAGES.md for the full per-command breakdown. - Link docs/COMMANDS.md to docs/PACKAGES.md. - Mark all 24 items in TODO/scripts-todo.md as done, pointing to docs/PACKAGES.md as where the work landed. Verified: `agent-kit verify docs links` on the four changed docs (0 broken links) and `scripts/check.sh` (shellcheck + full test suite) both pass.
…hot/exec-guard Adds direct test coverage for the toolkit's actual undo mechanism (snapshot_apply_manifest restore path, ai-rollback list/show/apply/prune against a real snapshot) plus guarded-mutation edge cases in ai-edit (parse errors, non-JSON finish() branches, on_error trap, ast-grep/comby dispatch, dirty-tree gating) and exec-guard's cpu-sampling/idle-debounce branches. Part of the coverage-improvement plan in TODO/coverage-todo.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ByzR9hviBYUPqKNBZdHpt4
kcov's ptrace-based tracer fails silently (reports 0/0) in seccomp- restricted sandboxes, since PTRACE_TRACEME returns EPERM there. scripts/coverage.sh now defaults to a pure-Bash DEBUG-trap collector (scripts/lib/cov-hook.sh + cov-lines.awk) that needs no ptrace, with COVERAGE_ENGINE=kcov kept as an opt-in for unrestricted hosts. Also enables test-ai-search.sh's dormant AI_SEARCH_RUN_P1_TESTS assertions during coverage runs (269 already-passing tests that nothing else in the repo was exercising). TODO/coverage-todo.md records the baseline (46.58%) and a phased plan to reach 60-70%, prioritized against this repo's own P0-P4 command consolidation scores in TODO/todo.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ByzR9hviBYUPqKNBZdHpt4
…files/language-dispatch Covers lib/ai-verify/reporting.sh (verify_report_dir, write_verify_report_file), tool-policy.sh (is_standalone_safe_tool, has_composer_bin, can_run_tool's full case-arm dispatch), language-files.sh (language_pathspecs for all 5 languages plus the unknown-language die path, scoped_language_files merge/dedupe), and language-dispatch.sh (ai_verify_language's full --language php/js/ts/vue/html dispatch via fake pnpm/composer-bin fixtures, plus AI_VERIFY_MODE=suggest's never-fails eslint --fix-dry-run path). Part of TODO/coverage-todo.md Phase 2. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…alysis-pack, common-options, run-repomix-context) Also fixes a stale .sh suffix on ROUTER_SCRIPT in lib/repomix-context-tree/main.sh that broke analyze/pack/all dispatch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…nner/run/docs-check Covers lib/ai-verify/duplication.sh (jscpd warn/fail/under-threshold tiers, JSCPD_PATHS override, npx-unavailable skip via a fake jscpd), plan-status.sh (checklist counts, difficulty-phrase detection scoped to checklist lines only, plus full-run failure/warn behavior), step-runner.sh (diagnose_pnpm_auth's .npmrc token-var detection, VERIFY_GUARD=0 fallback to run_with_timeout vs. run_guarded's guard.start event, has_package_script/has_package_dependency branches), run.sh (branch-scope case arm, VERIFY_FULL=1 phpunit/pest, VERIFY_SECRETS=1 gitleaks, VERIFY_SECURITY=1 trivy/semgrep/osv-scanner, check_composer_unused advisory path), and docs-check.sh (ai_verify_docs_run_drift's gated php validate-*.php steps, both pass and fail). Part of TODO/coverage-todo.md Phase 2. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
functrace (required to trace DEBUG into called functions) also makes Bash inherit RETURN traps into called functions, with no way to opt into DEBUG-only inheritance. Code that sets a scoped `trap '...' RETURN` for its own cleanup (e.g. check_jscpd in lib/ai-verify/duplication.sh) has that trap fire early when a nested function call returns, deleting its own working directory before it checks it -- confirmed via direct instrumentation, not a source bug. Only affects scripts/coverage.sh runs; scripts/check.sh (the real CI gate) never uses this hook. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ByzR9hviBYUPqKNBZdHpt4
Reflects the real line-coverage result after the Phase 1-3 test additions in TODO/coverage-todo.md (44.79% -> 62.38%, within the 60-70% target range), and points at the plan doc for what's left. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ByzR9hviBYUPqKNBZdHpt4
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…canner New `agent-kit refactor-scan [complexity|nloc|all] [folder]` command. Ranks files by scc cyclomatic complexity (flag > 15) and per-function metrics via lizard: NLOC (> 40), parameter count (> 5), and CCN (> 15). All thresholds, the scan folder (defaults to git toplevel), file-format/language filters, the scc report format, and extra ignore dirs are configurable. Reuses the shared source-exclude list plus dot-directory skipping. Human output is CSV/table; AI output is a JSON envelope. Complexity and NLOC passes run in parallel in `all` mode. 41 isolated tests (mktemp fixtures only, never the real repo). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01X5yYQzG16mdi4sFjLfepvt
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Also fixes a real JSON-contract gap found while testing: the invalid --around/--context error branches always wrote a plain stderr message and never respected AI_OUTPUT=json, unlike every other error path in the file (missing file, .git block, invalid --lines/--range, binary, max-bytes, unknown flag). Brought them in line with the existing emit_json pattern. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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fallback path, non-first --help, and --type= equals-form BUG FOUND (fixed, trivial + in-scope): the rg --files fallback path (used when neither fd nor fdfind is on PATH) excluded vendor/node_modules/dist/ .git/.repomix-context via `-g '!name/**'` globs. Confirmed via direct rg invocation that this glob form silently excludes nothing when the search root is passed as an absolute path outside the cwd (rg anchors it to the root's own path components in that case) -- e.g. `rg --files -g '!vendor/**' /abs/root` still lists /abs/root/vendor/.... Switched to the bare `!name` form already used successfully by rg-code.sh's BASE_EXCLUDES, which excludes by directory name regardless of root path shape. This fallback path was previously untested (fd is installed on this host, so run_discovery always took the fd_bin branch), which is how the bug went unnoticed. Also add: --type=X equals-form flag, and the non-first-argument --help case (common.sh's universal --help guard intercepts a literal "$1 == --help" before this script's own identical early check ever runs, making that early check dead code -- but the later flag-parser's --help|-h case arm is reachable once --help follows the query/root). 40/80 -> 61/80 lines. The remaining 20 are: 2 dead-code lines (the early --help check shadowed by common.sh's guard), 5 case-arm pattern lines and 12 multi-line array-literal interior lines (both structurally uncoverable by the DEBUG-trap tracer), and 1 line attached to a `while ... done < <(cmd)` redirect that the trap attributes elsewhere despite the loop body itself being fully covered. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
sd_plan's rg-error path, and patch_plan's max-files guard sd_apply() was entirely untested on any host without the real `sd` binary (this dev host included -- the existing sd-apply test is gated on `command -v sd`). Install a minimal `sd FROM TO FILE` stand-in (sed-based literal substitution) ahead of PATH so require_bins/`command -v sd` finds it, proving sd_apply's read-loop actually invokes it once per planned file. Also cover sd_plan's rc>=2 rg-error branch (an unbalanced character class as the pattern forces rg's real "invalid regex" exit 2, distinct from the already-tested rc==1 no-match path), and patch_plan's max-files-exceeded guard (previously only sd mode's equivalent guard was tested). 84/124 -> 93/124 lines. The remaining 31 are structurally uncoverable: case-arm pattern lines, multi-line jq/awk command-block interiors, an array literal, and four `done < <(...)`/`done <<<...` lines whose trailing redirect the DEBUG trap does not attribute there even though the loop body itself is fully covered. One more (line 60, sd_plan's file_count==0 && !skipped_for_bytes return-1 branch) looks like defensive dead code: reaching it needs rg to report count-matches for a path that then fails `[[ -f "$path" ]]`, which does not happen with real rg output (rg only lists files it actually read), and the rc==1 no-match case already returns earlier. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
die branch Force the underlying repomix-context-tree invocation to genuinely fail (forward an extra --style that overrides the hardcoded --style xml -- common-options.sh's parser keeps the LAST occurrence of a flag -- so the tree build dies on an unsupported style), reaching this script's own `if ! bash "$TREE_SCRIPT" ...; then die ...` branch through a real invocation of the real script at its real path. This is the only one of the five die branches in this file that CAN register with the coverage tracer: the other four (missing index/plan/ manifest/bundles-dir, bundle_count==0) are only reachable by stubbing out repomix-context-tree, which the existing tests do safely by copying this script into a throwaway fakeroot tree next to a symlinked lib/ and a stub sibling script -- but the native DEBUG-trap tracer only credits hits from files under the real repo root, so those five branches' functional coverage (all five pass and assert the correct die message) does not show up in ./scripts/coverage.sh's line count. This is a distinct, harness-level limitation from the documented DEBUG-trap multi-line-block issue: not a tracer artifact on the file's own lines, but a path-prefix filter rejecting a necessarily-copied executable. 31/65 -> 32/65 lines. Also note two other blocks that remain structurally uncoverable regardless: 74-84 (a multi-line `if ! bash ... \` continuation) and 109-124 (a multi-line `jq -n \` manifest-building command), plus 5 lines (17-18, 51-53) that are dead code -- this script's own early `--help`/`-h` handling is shadowed by common.sh's universal --help guard, which checks the identical "$1 == --help" condition first and always intercepts before this script's own check can run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
empty-list returns, real markdownlint/lychee invocation, and every remaining drift step Un-gate the existing markdownlint-mode test (its own assertion already tolerates markdownlint being absent, but the `if command -v markdownlint` wrapper around run_test meant the "markdownlint)" mode-dispatch arm was never reached at all on a host without markdownlint installed -- this one included). Add: explicit path arguments to resolve_paths (only the default-glob branch was previously exercised), --check and docs' own --help handling, the empty-resolved-path-list early return in both run_markdownlint and run_links, a real markdownlint invocation via a stand-in binary (markdownlint is not installed here either), the "lychee not installed" warning via PATH-hiding the real lychee, is_excluded_path's true branch through the real absolute-path dispatch (the existing `bash -c 'source lib/ai-verify/docs-check.sh; ...'`-style test sources it via a relative path, whose hits the coverage tracer's repo-root-prefix filter silently drops), and every one of ai_verify_docs_run_drift's previously-untested gated tools/ai/validate-*.php steps (only two of eleven had guard-file fixtures before). 76/123 -> 100/123 lines. The remaining 23 fall into three groups: 9 are case-arm pattern lines (structurally uncoverable -- the DEBUG trap only fires on the body command, never the pattern match itself); 9 (the manual glob-detection/expansion fallback in resolve_paths) are dead code under real usage, because ai_verify_docs_main unconditionally sets `shopt -s nullglob globstar` before resolve_paths runs, so bash's own unquoted-variable pathname expansion in `for pattern in $DOC_PATHS` already expands every glob before the loop body ever sees a raw pattern string -- confirmed directly (`for p in $glob; do echo "[$p]"; done` prints pre-expanded paths, never the literal glob); and 5 more (the mode-dispatch case's --help/-h arm and its unknown-mode catch-all) are also dead code, since ai_verify_docs_main's mode variable is already fully constrained by an earlier case statement (which itself early-returns on --help) before the second case can ever run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
coverage tests Two of the legacy `changed` positional-count tests defaulted root to ".", i.e. this actual repo checkout, and asserted status=="ok" -- which depends on whether the checkout currently has any uncommitted TRACKED file changes, real git state outside the test's control (observed flipping to "no_matches" between runs as the working tree was cleaned up by intervening commits in this same session). Accept ok|no_matches instead; the tests' coverage purpose (exercising the 0-positional and 1-positional-non-directory branches with root staying default ".") is unaffected either way. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Conclusion of the multi-round coverage effort in TODO/coverage-todo.md (44.79% -> 69.62%). Documents the now well-evidenced structural ceiling in the native DEBUG-trap tracer: it fires once per top-level command, not once per physical line, so interior lines of multi-line jq/awk blocks, array literals, and case-arm patterns can never independently register regardless of test coverage. Confirmed via direct reproduction across multiple files (lib/ai-search/results-rg.sh, lib/ai-edit/helpers.sh, lib/logging.sh, lib/repomix-scc-router/analysis-pack.sh, and the final 8-file sweep). Further chasing would game the metric, not find real gaps. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ByzR9hviBYUPqKNBZdHpt4
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Global install stays the default. New `--project [DIR]` (and AGENTKIT_PROJECT_DIR)
vendors the toolkit inside a repo at <DIR>/<name>/{toolkit,bin}, where DIR defaults
to the git top-level (else cwd). The folder <name> is configurable via
AGENTKIT_DIR_NAME (default `.agent-kit`) so a consuming repo can rename/move the
vendored location from one variable. An explicit --prefix still overrides.
This makes per-project setup one command and matches the `.agent-kit/` convention
that consuming repos wire their tool shims to.
- install.sh: --project parsing, project-target resolution, project-aware summary.
- INSTALL.md: document project-local install + AGENTKIT_DIR_NAME.
Verified: --project installs to <repo>/.agent-kit/{toolkit,bin}, wrapper runs
(`agent-kit 0.1.0`), and AGENTKIT_DIR_NAME=.tools relocates the folder.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01P4sftxwvjdkzzEsuj2dqtt
…unbook, and rebrand cleanup Adds test/test-ai-search-introspect.sh and test/test-all-f-into-one.sh (655 passing tests across 27 files, still 100% command coverage), fixes a leftover "Agent Repo Toolkit" name in NOTICE, ignores generated .repomix-context/ and coverage2/ output, and adds RELEASING.md as a step-by-step runbook for the GitHub/npm/Homebrew release covering the pending agent-kit repo rename. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ByzR9hviBYUPqKNBZdHpt4
…omix-context.sh Both files embedded a literal "-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----" banner as a synthetic fixture to test the gitleaks-based secrets scan. That same literal string tripped scripts/check-publishable.sh's own credential grep over tracked *source* files, making the release/CI gate fail. Build the banner from two concatenated halves at runtime instead: the fixture file written to disk still contains the real banner (so gitleaks still catches it), but the .sh source no longer contains the contiguous match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ByzR9hviBYUPqKNBZdHpt4
…e RELEASING.md with verified evidence RELEASING.md claimed package-release.sh already refused to build on a package.json/VERSION mismatch; it didn't (only checked VERSION against the tag), which would let npm publish ship silently under the wrong version. Add that check for real. Also update RELEASING.md's "Start here" section with actual evidence gathered this session: a full clean-clone test run (655/655 passing), verified install/uninstall/tarball contents, and the current GitHub repo config state (already renamed to agent-kit; description, topics, branch protection, and private vulnerability reporting still open). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ByzR9hviBYUPqKNBZdHpt4
…ification pass Ran the checklist for real instead of leaving it aspirational: clean-clone test run (655/655), install/uninstall in isolated temp dirs, tarball content audit, .ai-logs history check, and a live gh api query against the GitHub repo's actual settings (rename done; description/topics, branch protection, auto-delete-on-merge, and private vulnerability reporting still open). Checked items link back to how they were verified so the state doesn't silently go stale. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ByzR9hviBYUPqKNBZdHpt4
…ings Add a "line coverage: 69.62%" badge alongside "command coverage: 100%" so the header can't be misread as full statement coverage — the detailed paragraph already explained this distinction but the badges didn't. Complete the release-prep GitHub settings that don't require a second explicit go-ahead: description + topics from GITHUB_METADATA.md, and delete-branch-on-merge, applied live via `gh repo edit` and confirmed via `gh api`. Private vulnerability reporting and branch protection on main were correctly blocked by the auto-mode permission classifier as security/ governance settings needing named consent, not just a general "do release prep" instruction — RELEASING.md and RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md now document the exact proposed config and commands for both, pending that go-ahead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ByzR9hviBYUPqKNBZdHpt4
Private vulnerability reporting and branch protection on main (required status check, PR-required with 0 approvals so the sole maintainer isn't locked out, resolved-conversations required, force-push/deletion blocked) were applied after explicit user go-ahead. All of RELEASING.md's step 0 one-time repo setup is now done except the social preview image, which needs a real image asset that doesn't exist yet. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ByzR9hviBYUPqKNBZdHpt4
Adds a workflow-security job to ci.yml (pinned, checksum-verified actionlint + zizmor), fixes the required job to actually gate on it (not just add it to needs:), adds a reproducible-build regression test, and documents both in docs/SECURITY_MODEL.md, RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md, and README.md's Safety & privacy section. Sections C, D, E (OpenSSF Scorecard, release provenance attestation, Dependabot) are deliberately not included — each needs a separate explicit go-ahead per the plan, since they're the one exception to this repo's zero-third-party-actions policy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ByzR9hviBYUPqKNBZdHpt4
Adds .github/workflows/scorecard.yml (OpenSSF Scorecard, non-blocking, informational only) and a downstream `attest` job in release.yml (actions/attest-build-provenance, isolated in its own permission-scoped job so id-token/attestations access doesn't leak into the release job). Both are the one deliberate exception to this repo's zero-third-party-actions policy, pinned to full commit SHAs verified live via `gh api` immediately before implementation (actions/checkout and codeql-action/upload-sarif pins were previously placeholders in the plan; scorecard-action and attest-build-provenance pins were unchanged since the plan was written). Adds .github/dependabot.yml to keep those pinned SHAs from rotting, a "Third-party GitHub Actions" section in docs/SECURITY_MODEL.md documenting the exception and pin policy, and gh attestation verify instructions in RELEASING.md and INSTALL.md. Deliberately not yet added: the Scorecard README badge and the cumulative "Supply chain" Safety & privacy paragraph, both gated on an actual first green run — nothing has been pushed to origin beyond main's initial commit yet, so neither workflow has run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ByzR9hviBYUPqKNBZdHpt4
Both are static shields.io badges backed by real, already-existing evidence — no new third-party trust surface: reproducible-build is proven by test_tarball_is_reproducible (added this session), security-policy links to the existing SECURITY.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ByzR9hviBYUPqKNBZdHpt4
… exception) Adds harden-runner as the first step of every job with real network activity (ci.yml's checks and workflow-security, release.yml's release and attest, scorecard.yml's analysis), pinned to a live-verified full SHA (v2.20.0). Deliberately egress-policy: audit only — it observes and logs outbound network calls but never blocks any, needs no StepSecurity account, and has no endpoint allowlist to discover or maintain, per the explicit condition this addition requires no further action. ci.yml's required job is deliberately skipped: it makes no network calls, so there's nothing to audit. docs/SECURITY_MODEL.md's "Third-party GitHub Actions" section now documents all three exceptions (Scorecard, attestation, harden-runner). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ByzR9hviBYUPqKNBZdHpt4
Move [Unreleased] content into a dated [0.1.0] entry and summarize the full scope of the release: core toolkit, project-local install, coverage/test infrastructure, and the GitHub Actions security-gating work (actionlint, zizmor, reproducible-build test, OpenSSF Scorecard, release attestation, Dependabot, harden-runner, branch protection). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ByzR9hviBYUPqKNBZdHpt4
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| 34855528 | Triggered | RSA Private Key | 06bea46 | test/test-ai-context.sh | View secret |
| 34855527 | Triggered | RSA Private Key | 5e64f96 | test/test-run-repomix-context.sh | View secret |
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zizmor was never actually run locally before this branch was pushed (only YAML-syntax-validated via yq) — these are genuine findings from the first execution on real GitHub Actions infrastructure, not false positives: - excessive-permissions (high): release.yml's workflow-level `permissions: contents: write` applied to every job by default, including ones that don't need it. Moved to job-level on `release` only; workflow default is now `contents: read`. The `attest` job's own explicit permissions block was already correctly scoped and is unaffected. - dependabot-cooldown (medium): dependabot.yml had no cooldown period before proposing a version bump. Added `cooldown: default-days: 7`. Verified locally this time: downloaded the exact pinned actionlint v1.7.12 and zizmor v1.27.0 binaries and ran them directly against the real .github/workflows/*.yml and dependabot.yml — both now report zero findings at medium+ severity. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ByzR9hviBYUPqKNBZdHpt4
…ndency Root causes of the 9 test-ai-context.sh failures on real ubuntu-22.04 CI (never surfaced in the local Nix sandbox, which ships jq 1.8.x): - jq < 1.7 (e.g. jq 1.6, Ubuntu 22.04's apt package) treats "label" as a reserved grammar keyword and rejects `$label` as a --arg/variable name with a compile error. pack_files_list's dry-run and manifest jq calls, snapshot_create's manifest jq call, run_guarded's guard.* log_json calls, and session-checkpoint's log_json call all did `--arg label "$label"` / `$label`, silently producing no/degraded output under set -e on any jq < 1.7 host. Fixed by renaming the jq-side variable to $label_arg everywhere (the JSON key itself stays "label"). Confirmed against the real jq 1.6 binary before and after the fix. - cmd_touched (`diff touched`) hard-required both `fd` and `rg` via require_bins, even though fd is documented in README as an optional, feature-gated tool, not core. CI only installs ripgrep (not fd), so `diff touched` died immediately, and collect_related_tests' fd-only PHP-naming-convention branch had nothing to find. cmd_touched now only hard-requires rg and soft-degrades (log_warn) when fd is absent, matching collect_related_tests' existing convention. Also gated 4 test-ai-context.sh cases that assumed an installed context packer (repomix/files-to-prompt/code2prompt) or fd, behind the same skip_test convention already used for their sibling tests, since this repo's CI workflow never installs those optional tools. Verified with the actual CI toolchain reproduced locally: real jq 1.6, real ripgrep, no fd/repomix/files-to-prompt/code2prompt/gitleaks — all 9 previously-failing tests now pass or correctly skip. Full local suite (scripts/check.sh) still passes with the normal, fully-equipped sandbox. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The origin field/JSON/override tests ran against the ambient repo checkout instead of an isolated fixture, so they passed on a normal clone (which sets up origin/* refs) but failed under CI's no-external-actions checkout, which only fetches into a detached FETCH_HEAD with no local branches or origin/* refs at all. Give them their own fixture repo, like the other origin tests already have. Also skip pr-context --pack when no context packer (repomix/files-to-prompt/code2prompt) is on PATH, matching the guard test-ai-context.sh already uses for the same reason. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two more real ubuntu CI-only failures, found by pushing the earlier ai-git
fix and letting scripts/check.sh run further than before (it stops at the
first failing test file, so these were always there, just never reached):
- libexec/ai-rollback's cmd_show_manifest used bare `label` as an object-
construction shorthand key. jq < 1.7 (jq 1.6, Ubuntu 22.04's apt package)
treats "label" as a reserved grammar keyword and rejects it there with a
compile error -- the same bug class as the prior $label fix, just a
second occurrence in a file that fix didn't touch. Confirmed against the
real jq 1.6 binary before and after: `{label}` fails to parse, `{label:
.label}` doesn't. The three test-ai-rollback.sh failures this caused
(cmd_show_manifest / cmd_show / resolve_snapshot) already assert on the
exact affected output, so no new test was needed -- they just needed the
bug fixed to pass under real jq 1.6.
- test-ai-test.sh's path_without helper hid a binary by stripping every
PATH *directory* that resolved it. That's unsafe on a real Linux host:
system binaries share directories (php and mktemp both live in /usr/bin
on stock Ubuntu), so removing "the directory with php" silently deletes
unrelated tools a test still needs afterward, in a way that looks nothing
like a PATH problem. Only invisible in the Nix dev sandbox, where every
tool lives in its own isolated store path. Rewritten to symlink every
executable except the named one into a flat directory (the same pattern
test-ai-rollback.sh's build_path_without already uses), which stays
correct regardless of directory layout. Verified against a reproduction
of the exact single-directory collision (php + mktemp + grep + friends
all in one dir): the old implementation broke mktemp resolution after
filtering; the new one doesn't.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The fourth real CI-only failure this branch's push-and-watch cycle has surfaced: the "die: missing generated index/plan/manifest/bundles" and "bundle_count == 0" tests, plus the gitleaks-gated secrets-scan test, all invoke a real (or copied) libexec/internal/run-repomix-context, whose very first line hard-requires `scc` and `repomix` via require_bins before it ever reaches the artifact checks or secrets-scan section these tests target. CI's "Install validation tools" step only installs shellcheck/jq/ripgrep, so require_bins dies first with its own "required tools not found" message, not the message each test expects -- identically on both matrix legs, since neither installs scc/repomix. Only invisible locally because this dev sandbox happens to have both installed already. Gate all six on `command -v scc && command -v repomix` (plus gitleaks for the secrets-scan one), matching the skip_test convention the three sibling tests just above them already use for the same reason. Verified both ways: normal run (scc/repomix/gitleaks present) still exercises all six for real; a PATH stripped of scc/repomix (reproducing CI's toolset) now skips all six cleanly instead of failing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Investigated why "Run lint and tests" took 8+ minutes in CI by timing every
test/*.sh file individually (per-file start/end timestamps from the CI log)
and, for the worst offenders, instrumenting run_test() to time every
individual test. Found two unrelated, fully explained bottlenecks:
1. build_path_without / path_without / _ai_verify_path_without (13 call
sites across test-common.sh, test-ai-rollback.sh,
test-run-repomix-context.sh, test-ai-edit.sh, test-ai-test.sh, and
test-ai-verify.sh) hide one binary by symlinking every OTHER executable
on $PATH into a fresh dir. Each file in each PATH directory was resolved
via `base="$(basename "$f")"` -- a forked process per file. On a PATH
with hundreds of entries (routine on both this Nix sandbox and a real CI
runner's toolcache-laden PATH) that's hundreds of forks, ~6-7s per call
site measured directly (benchmarked old vs new: 6.489s vs 0.065s, with
byte-identical output). Fixed by swapping to `${f##*/}` (bash builtin,
no fork) and batching the `ln` calls (multiple sources, one destination
dir -- portable POSIX form, not GNU-only `-t`) instead of one `ln` per
file. ~13 call sites x ~6-7s each is the single largest chunk of the
whole suite's wall time.
2. test-ai-verify.sh's test_branch_scope_recognized ran the real ai-verify
against this repo's own tree with a 20s external timeout and reliably
hit the full 20s every run, even though the thing it actually asserts
(no "unknown AI_VERIFY_SCOPE" error) resolves in well under a second --
confirmed empirically that a 3s cap still proves the same assertion.
run_with_fake_lychee (backing 3 more tests) had the same shape of waste
from a different cause: its fixture repo has no commits, so the default
scope treats every file as "changed" and pulls in the
trivy/semgrep/osv-scanner security-scan block (rule-DB loads, network
probes) for ~6.5s, none of which the test cares about (it only checks
whether lychee got invoked). Scoping both to AI_VERIFY_SCOPE=branch --
confirmed empirically this skips that block entirely -- cut all four
tests to a fraction of a second.
Also widened AI_GUARD_CPU_SAMPLE (the CPU-percent sampler's own internal
sleep, default 1s) to 0.2s in the two run_guarded tests that sample CPU at
all: a sleep(30) child reads the same 0% CPU over either window, so
detection accuracy is unchanged, and shortened the busy-survives test's
hardcoded busy-loop from 5s to 3s (still safely > AI_GUARD_IDLE_SECS=2).
Every change was verified against its actual failure/timing condition, not
assumed: build_path_without's old-vs-new was A/B benchmarked with identical
output; the scope-related fixes were reproduced standalone (manually
invoking the real script with the old vs. new env) before touching the
test files.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Profiled the remaining gap between the CI step's total time and the sum of individual test/*.sh files (~114-160s unaccounted for) and found it: a single `shellcheck` invocation over all 148 shell files takes ~93s locally, by far the single largest chunk of the whole suite's wall time -- bigger than any individual test file. Sharding the file list across parallel shellcheck processes seemed like an obvious win, but the naive version (one process per file, no other change) silently introduced false positives: shellcheck refuses by default to follow a `source` statement to a path outside the files given to that specific invocation, so any lib/*.sh file whose variable is only consumed by a sourced sibling -- $REPO_ROOT in lib/ai-edit/main.sh, $failures threaded through lib/ai-verify/*.sh, both deliberate cross-module conventions here, not bugs -- reports as "appears unused" the moment that sibling lands in a different shard. Confirmed exactly which shellcheck flag fixes this instead of guessing: -x/--external-sources lets each shard follow `source` anywhere on disk regardless of what else is in its own argument list. With -x, checking any of the 5 previously-flagged files in total isolation comes back clean, matching the single-invocation baseline's 0 warnings exactly (verified before touching the codebase, so no actual lint fixes were needed -- they were never real findings). Also benchmarked shard size: batches of ~20+ files started blowing up super-linearly (a 37-file shard alone exceeded 3 minutes), so this uses small shards (5 files) across all available cores rather than one large shard per core. Verified failure propagation survives the pipe + xargs + -x rewrite (a deliberately-broken fixture file still fails the whole check.sh run, exit 123 as expected under set -euo pipefail). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds docs/CI_PERFORMANCE.md: a short log of what was actually slow (per root cause, with the fix and commit) from the investigation across 72aa5f2/31cdcab, plus the profiling method used to find them (per-file timing from workflow logs, per-test timing via an instrumented run_test() copy, and timing non-test phases like shellcheck separately -- it was the single largest cost and would never show up in a per-test-file breakdown). Points AGENTS.md's Validation section at it, so future slow-CI investigations profile immediately instead of guessing a cause first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… uninstall Manually verified the full install/uninstall lifecycle in tmp directories per request: global install (custom prefix/bindir, reinstall/upgrade, foreign- wrapper refusal, unmarked-path refusal, real uninstall) all worked as documented. --project mode also worked end to end (layout, wrapper actually runs, custom AGENTKIT_DIR_NAME, AGENTKIT_PROJECT_DIR env form, explicit --prefix overriding --project) -- but uninstalling a project-local install left an empty .agent-kit/ (and .agent-kit/bin/) behind, breaking the self-contained/cleanly-removable promise install.sh --project's own output message makes. install.sh --project nests prefix and bindir as siblings under one dedicated folder; uninstall.sh only ever removed the prefix dir and the wrapper file, with no knowledge of that shared parent. Fixed by having uninstall.sh rmdir bindir if it's now empty, and additionally rmdir the shared parent directory only when prefix and bindir are siblings (dirname(prefix) == dirname(bindir) -- true for a project-local install, false for a global install where bindir is an unrelated shared location like ~/.local/bin that must never be touched). rmdir only succeeds on a truly empty directory, so this is a safe no-op whenever there's anything else there. Verified: a shared global bindir with an unrelated file survives uninstall untouched; a project-local install leaves zero trace. test/test-install.sh had no coverage of --project mode at all before this; added 7 tests covering layout, the wrapper actually running, git status staying untracked, full uninstall cleanup (the regression test for this bug, confirmed to fail without the fix and pass with it), AGENTKIT_DIR_NAME, AGENTKIT_PROJECT_DIR, and explicit --prefix overriding --project. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Full release-prep pass for AgentKit's first public release:
install.sh --project)package.json/VERSIONconsistency check inpackage-release.shactionlint+zizmor, required), OpenSSF Scorecard, release provenance attestation, Dependabot,step-security/harden-runner(audit mode)Test plan
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