fix(cli): write GRAPH.* into the scanned project, not cwd - #8
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Without -o the CLI used Path.cwd(), so running graphlm from another directory dropped output next to the tool. Default destination is now the project being analyzed; -o still overrides. Co-Authored-By: Grok 4.6 <grok@x.ai>
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Delete leftover tool output that predates the GRAPH.* output rename (#7/#8): graphs.md, graphs.json, and the untracked graph.html, plus the committed .coverage sqlite database. None of these are inputs to the build, tests, or docs — they were graphLM's own output committed by accident. Add .coverage, coverage.xml, and the GRAPH.* output files to .gitignore so generated artifacts no longer drift back into version control. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SLftfcgzQfsWHbuA4XHv1F Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Design-only scoping of the graph-vs-graph diff artifact (self-refreshing graph fast-follow). Building stays gated; no code in this change. ADR-002 settles the decisions the plan left open, grounded against the merged code: - The diff runs in write_outputs (the only place with both graph and output dir, since the CLI passes output_dir=None to generate_graph — the #8 split); baseline GRAPH.json is read before the overwrite; --dry-run writes no diff. - Added/removed only, no "changed" bucket — identity keys are structural, so LLM-regenerated prose is intentionally invisible (a changed bucket over free text would drown the structural signal in nondeterminism). Named deliberate. - Three baseline states, not two: first-run, uncomparable (corrupt / unknown schema_version), normal — a corrupt file must not masquerade as first-run. - deterministic_edges None (--no-ast) vs [] distinguished, so toggling --no-ast never reports a mass edge deletion. - Artifact: GRAPH_DIFF.md + .json, own diff_schema_version, SHA-range header, *_suffix convention, on-by-default with --no-diff, no HTML in cut one. - write_outputs signature must stay non-breaking for its ~10 positional callers. Also points ADR-001's fast-follow note and the plan doc at ADR-002 / #28. Refs #28 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SLftfcgzQfsWHbuA4XHv1F Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Without
-o, the CLI wroteGRAPH.md/GRAPH.json/GRAPH.htmlinto the process working directory. Runninggraphlm /path/to/projectfrom another folder therefore dropped files next to the tool instead of next to the code being analyzed.What changed and why
-o/--output-dirstill overrides.generate_graphonly writes whenoutput_diris passed.Verification
uv run pytest— 261 passed-ooverrides; cwd is not usedPost-merge
graphlm /path/to/projectwrites into/path/to/project/.