@chrisdudek/yg 5.0.3 → 5.1.0

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  1. package/dist/bin.js +2115 -762
  2. package/dist/structure.d.ts +30 -11
  3. package/dist/structure.js +298 -273
  4. package/package.json +2 -3
  5. package/graph-schemas/yg-architecture.yaml +0 -62
  6. package/graph-schemas/yg-aspect.yaml +0 -194
  7. package/graph-schemas/yg-config.yaml +0 -53
  8. package/graph-schemas/yg-flow.yaml +0 -25
  9. package/graph-schemas/yg-node.yaml +0 -50
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@chrisdudek/yg",
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- "version": "5.0.3",
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+ "version": "5.1.0",
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  "description": "Architecture rules your AI coding agent can't ignore. It gets the rules for a file before it edits, and every change is checked — by a free local script or an LLM reviewer — before it moves on. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Codex, Cline.",
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  "type": "module",
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  "bin": {
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  "dist/**/*.js",
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  "dist/**/*.d.ts",
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  "dist/**/*.wasm",
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- "dist/**/*.node-types.json",
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- "graph-schemas/"
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+ "dist/**/*.node-types.json"
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  ],
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  "engines": {
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  "node": ">=22"
package/graph-schemas/yg-architecture.yaml DELETED
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- # yg-architecture.yaml — Schema for architecture constraints
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- # File: .yggdrasil/yg-architecture.yaml
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- #
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- # Defines the project's type system: what kinds of nodes exist, how they can
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- # relate, and which aspects apply by default. This is the foundation of the
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- # graph — every node declares a type, and every type must be defined here.
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- #
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- # Changes to this file affect the entire graph and should be confirmed with the user.
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-
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- node_types:
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- <type-id>:
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- description: <string> # required — what this type is for, when to use it.
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- # absence is a FATAL architecture-invalid error (the whole type system is rejected).
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-
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- when: <file-predicate> # optional — per-file classification.
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- # Types WITH `when` are file-classifying: every file in
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- # a node's mapping must satisfy the predicate (forward
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- # check). Types WITHOUT `when` are organizational:
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- # parent-only nodes — any mapping fires
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- # type-without-when-with-mapping.
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- #
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- # Grammar:
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- # path: <glob> — minimatch glob on repo-relative POSIX path
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- # content: <regex> — JavaScript regex against file content
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- # path + content combined — implicit all_of of both atoms
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- # all_of: [<predicate>, ...] — every child must satisfy
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- # any_of: [<predicate>, ...] — at least one child must satisfy
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- # not: <predicate> — single child negation
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- #
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- # See: yg knowledge read working-with-architecture
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-
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- enforce: strict # optional — bidirectional enforcement.
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- # Requires `when`. Every repo file matching the type's
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- # `when` MUST belong to exactly one node of this type
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- # (backward scan). A matching file owned by no such node
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- # emits type-strict-orphan; one owned by a node of a
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- # different type emits type-strict-misplaced.
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- # Use only for types where missing the type means missing
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- # a critical aspect (security, audit, regulatory).
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-
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- log_required: <boolean> # optional — default false. Enable (true) on types whose
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- # changes carry business intent worth capturing — domain
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- # logic, command handlers, persistence adapters. When true,
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- # a node of this type demands a fresh log entry before
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- # `yg check --approve` whenever its mapped source changed
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- # since the node's last positive closure. Leave omitted
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- # (false) for types whose changes carry no business decision
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- # worth forcing an entry for (e.g. config, types, constants).
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-
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- aspects: # optional — aspects automatically applied to every
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- # node of this type (channel 3). Two forms per entry:
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- - <aspect-id> # bare string — unconditional
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- - id: <aspect-id> # object form — with per-site applicability filter
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- status: enforced # optional — explicit status override (channel 3).
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- # Must satisfy bump rule (bump up OK, downgrade is validator error).
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- when: <aspect-predicate> # optional — see schemas/yg-aspect.yaml for grammar
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- # These also cascade to children (channel 4).
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- parents: [<type-id>, ...] # optional — allowed parent node types in the hierarchy.
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- relations: # optional — allowed relation targets by relation type.
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- <relation-type>: [<type-id>, ...] # calls | uses | extends | implements | emits | listens
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- # yg-aspect.yaml — Schema for cross-cutting aspects
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- # Each aspect is a directory under .yggdrasil/aspects/ containing this file
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- # plus any number of .md content files (for LLM aspects) or a check.mjs
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- # (for deterministic aspects).
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- #
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- # Aspect identifier = relative path from aspects/ to the directory
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- # (e.g. observability/logging). Aspects can be organized in nested
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- # directories — the directory structure is for organization only,
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- # there is no automatic parent-child inheritance between aspects.
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- #
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- # The .md content files are what the reviewer checks against source code.
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- # They should state WHAT must be satisfied and WHY.
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- name: CrossCuttingRequirementName # required — display name
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- description: "Short description" # required — shown in yg aspects output and context packages.
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- # Validator emits description-missing if absent.
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- # reviewer: # OPTIONAL — reviewer kind is inferred from rule-file presence:
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- #
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- # content.md present → llm
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- # check.mjs present → deterministic
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- # neither + implies declared → aggregate
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- #
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- # The reviewer: block is only required when you need to declare
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- # reviewer.tier: for an LLM aspect. When present, an explicit
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- # reviewer.type must agree with the inferred kind (validator
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- # error otherwise).
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- #
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- # Three kinds:
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- # llm — aspect ships content.md; an LLM reads it and
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- # judges the code against the rule.
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- # deterministic — aspect ships check.mjs; the runner executes it
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- # locally with graph-aware ctx (files, fs, graph,
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- # parsers). Language-agnostic. No LLM call, zero
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- # token cost.
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- # aggregate — aspect ships neither rule source but declares
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- # implies:. A named bundle — expands its implied
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- # aspects onto every node where effective. Has no
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- # own reviewer and produces no own verdict. An
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- # aspect with neither rule source and no implies:
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- # is rejected (aspect-empty).
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- # type: llm # optional; must be 'llm', 'deterministic', or 'aggregate' if set.
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- # tier: deep # optional, only when type: llm (or inferred llm).
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- # If omitted, the aspect uses reviewer.default from yg-config.yaml.
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- # If present, must reference a key under reviewer.tiers in the config.
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- # Forbidden when type is 'deterministic' or 'aggregate'.
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- status: enforced # optional — aspect-level default. enum: draft | advisory | enforced.
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- # Absent → 'enforced'.
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- # draft = reviewer skipped, no verdict, no baseline, no drift.
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- # advisory = reviewer runs; refused → warning (no block).
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- # enforced = reviewer runs; refused → error (blocks check).
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- # This is only the aspect-level default. The effective status on a
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- # node is max() across cascading channels 1–6; channel 7 (implies)
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- # carries status_inherit instead. Downgrade attempts are validator
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- # errors. Advisory and enforced verdicts are recorded in the
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- # baseline; draft aspects get no verdict.
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- # implies: # optional — other aspects included automatically when this
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- # # aspect is effective on a node. Two forms:
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- # - simple-aspect-id # bare string — implied unconditionally (when outer aspect passes)
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- # - id: conditional-aspect-id # object form — imply only when `when` passes on the node
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- # when: <predicate> # see `when` section below for grammar
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- # status_inherit: strictest # optional — propagation modifier for this implies edge.
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- # enum: strictest | own-default.
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- # Absent → 'strictest' (implied aspect promotes to
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- # the implier's effective status if higher than the
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- # implied aspect's own default).
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- # 'own-default' anchors the implied aspect to its
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- # own aspect-level default (decouples from implier).
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- #
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- # ASYMMETRY NOTE: attach-site entries on channels
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- # 1–6 (node, ancestor, architecture type, ancestor
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- # type, flow, port) carry an explicit `status:`
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- # VALUE. Channel 7 (implies) carries a propagation
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- # MODIFIER (`status_inherit:`) instead. Implies is
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- # not a direct attach — the implied aspect's status
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- # is structurally derived from the implier's
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- # effective status on the node. The modifier
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- # selects how to derive; a value-overriding
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- # `status:` on an implies edge would couple the
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- # edge to a literal that becomes stale if the
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- # implied aspect's own default changes.
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- # Chains expand recursively. Cycles are forbidden — CLI detects.
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- # when: <predicate> # optional — applicability filter. If the predicate evaluates
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- # to false on a node, this aspect is not effective on that node
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- # regardless of which channel attached it. Combines with
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- # attach-site `when` declarations via AND.
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- #
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- # Grammar:
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- # when:
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- # all_of: [<clause>, ...] # AND
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- # any_of: [<clause>, ...] # OR
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- # not: <clause> # negation
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- # <atomic> # top-level atomics imply all_of
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- #
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- # Atomic clauses:
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- # relations:
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- # <relation-type>: # calls | uses | extends | implements | emits | listens
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- # target_type: <type-id> # match target node's declared type
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- # target: <node-path> # match exact node path (relative to model/)
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- # consumes_port: <port> # match a port consumed on this relation
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- # descendants: # same as relations but evaluated against any descendant in model/
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- # relations: {...}
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- # type: <type-id>
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- # has_port: <port-name>
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- # node:
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- # type: <type-id>
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- # has_port: <port-name>
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- # has_mapping: true | false
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- #
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- # Example:
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- # when:
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- # any_of:
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- # - relations: { calls: { target_type: service-client } }
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- # - descendants: { relations: { calls: { target_type: service-client } } }
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- # scope: # optional — controls review granularity (applies to both LLM
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- # and deterministic aspects). Forbidden on aggregate aspects.
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- # Absent → equivalent to { per: node }.
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- #
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- # Fields:
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- # per: node | file REQUIRED. Default: node.
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- # node — one review over the whole subject set.
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- # LLM: one prompt with all subject files.
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- # Deterministic: one check(ctx) invocation; ctx.files = subject set.
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- # file — one review per subject file.
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- # LLM: one prompt per file.
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- # Deterministic: one check(ctx) invocation per file; ctx.files = [file].
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- # WARNING: per: file is ONLY for file-local rules — a per-file
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- # reviewer cannot see sibling files. Rules that need cross-file
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- # context (e.g. "correlation ID propagates across calls") must
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- # stay per: node. Before switching an aspect to per: file, verify
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- # the rule can be judged from that single file alone.
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- #
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- # files: <file-predicate> OPTIONAL. Filters which mapped files enter
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- # the subject set. Subject set = mapped files ∩ filter.
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- # Absent → all mapped files.
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- # Empty subject set after filtering → vacuous pass by design (no review,
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- # no error). An aspect may legitimately exclude every file of a node it
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- # lands on (e.g. a filter that matches only *.ts files landing on a
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- # node with only *.py files).
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- #
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- # File-predicate grammar — atoms:
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- # path: "glob" minimatch glob on repo-relative POSIX path
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- # content: "regex" JavaScript regex tested against file content
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- # Boolean combinators (same as aspect when:):
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- # all_of: [...] AND
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- # any_of: [...] OR
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- # not: <clause> negation
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- # Top-level path + content imply all_of.
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- #
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- # NOTE: path/content are FILE atoms — they belong here in scope.files.
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- # The aspect-level when: field uses NODE atoms (node, relations,
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- # descendants) and filters which NODES the aspect applies to — do not
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- # mix the two. The CLI will cross-hint you if you use an atom in the
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- # wrong site.
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- #
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- # Cost note: editing scope: (per or files) changes the input hash for
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- # every pair of this aspect — every node using the aspect needs
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- # re-verification. Run `yg impact --aspect <id>` before widening or
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- #
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- # Example:
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- # scope:
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- # per: file
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- # files:
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- # all_of:
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- # - path: "src/**/*.ts"
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- # - not: { path: "**/*.test.ts" }
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- # Permitted on LLM aspects ONLY (forbidden on deterministic).
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- # Each entry is a string (shorthand) OR an object { path, description? }.
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- #
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- # Example:
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- # references:
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- # - docs/error-codes.md # shorthand
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- # - path: source/cli/src/errors/codes.ts
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- # description: "Catalogue of valid error codes; reviewer rejects unknown codes."
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- #
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- # Constraints (validated by `yg check`):
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- # - Path is repo-root-relative.
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- # - No '..' that escapes the repo root; no leading '/'; no Windows drive letter; no '~'.
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- # - File must exist at check time and resolve (after symlink follow) to a regular file.
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- # - No duplicates within one aspect.
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- #
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- # Drift semantics: changes to referenced files cascade to all nodes where this
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- # aspect is effective — same as changes to content.md. Run `yg impact --file <ref>`
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- # before editing a widely-referenced file.
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- # Defaults: 64 KiB per file, 256 KiB total per aspect.
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- # yg-config.yaml — Schema for the Yggdrasil project configuration
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- # Located at .yggdrasil/yg-config.yaml — one per project.
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- # Edit this after running yg init to describe your project.
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- version: "5.0.0" # managed by CLI — do not edit manually. Tracks the CLI version
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- # that last initialized or upgraded this config.
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- quality: # optional — quality thresholds
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- max_direct_relations: 10 # maximum outgoing relations per node (warning if above)
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- parallel: 1 # optional — concurrency limit for the yg check --approve fill (positive integer, default: 1)
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- debug: false # optional — when true, appends all command output to .yggdrasil/.debug.log
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- # Default: false (off). Log is append-only; rotate or delete manually.
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- coverage: # optional — scopes the unmapped-files gate. Absent = whole repo required (today's behavior).
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- required: ["/"] # roots where an uncovered tracked file is an ERROR (blocks). "/" = whole repo.
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- excluded: [] # roots where an uncovered file is SILENT (no warning).
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- # Subtrees containing their own nested .yggdrasil/ are auto-skipped by every check.
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- reviewer: # required — aspect verification during yg check --approve
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- # Must reference one of the keys under reviewer.tiers.
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- tiers: # required — named tier configurations, minimum one entry.
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- standard: # tier name — referenced from aspects via reviewer.tier:
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- provider: ollama # provider id (one of: ollama, openai, anthropic, google,
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- # openai-compatible, claude-code, codex, gemini-cli)
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- consensus: 1 # positive odd integer >= 1 (3+ for majority vote). Per-tier.
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- config: # provider-specific settings — same fields the provider accepts.
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- model: "qwen3.5:9b" # model id
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- endpoint: "http://localhost:11434" # custom endpoint (required for ollama, openai-compatible)
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- temperature: 0 # reduces variability — keep at 0
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- # timeout: 300 # Per-call timeout in SECONDS (default 300). Only CLI providers.
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- # max_prompt_chars: 200000 # optional — assembled reviewer-prompt character cap (positive integer).
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- # Checked deterministically before the LLM call. Absent = unlimited.
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- # Exceeding this limit renders a blocking error naming remedies
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- # (split the node, shorten references, or raise the cap).
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- # Never participates in verdict identity — tuning it does not
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- # invalidate recorded baselines.
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- # Add more tiers as needed (e.g. a `deep` tier with a higher-capability model for critical aspects).
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- # type: llm
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- # tier: deep
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- # Only the tier NAME is folded into a verdict hash, so a local override never
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- # yg-flow.yaml — Schema for end-to-end business flows
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- # Each flow is a directory under .yggdrasil/flows/ containing this file.
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- # A flow describes a business process — what happens in the world,
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- - id: conditional-aspect # object form with per-site applicability filter
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- status: enforced # optional — explicit status override (channel 5).
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- when: <predicate> # optional — see schemas/yg-aspect.yaml for grammar
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- # yg-node.yaml — Schema for model nodes
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- # Every node is a directory under .yggdrasil/model/ containing this file.
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- # The node's path in the graph = its directory path relative to model/.
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- # Nodes nest by directory — a node at model/orders/handler/ is a child
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- description: "What this node does" # required — shown in context output and helps agents
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- # understand purpose. Validator emits description-missing if absent.
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- # Two forms per entry:
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- - id: conditional-aspect # object form — attach with per-site applicability filter
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- port-name: # consumers of this node reference ports via consumes
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- # required when target declares ports — otherwise yg check emits a
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- # each source file must have exactly one owner node
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-