@codacy/verity-cli 0.32.5 → 0.32.6
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- package/CHANGELOG.md +38 -0
- package/README.md +28 -0
- package/bin/verity.js +693 -439
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/CHANGELOG.md
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which is the ordinary case for someone whose first Verity install *is* the
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## [0.32.6] — 2026-09-14
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**The knowledge base is no longer committed to git.**
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- **`.verity/memory/` is machine-local now.** It used to be git-tracked by
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design, which put Verity's generated notes into every diff and pull request —
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so teams ended up reviewing the knowledge base in GitHub as if they had
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written it. New projects ignore it from the first run. The files stay on disk,
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and for a signed-in project the service syncs them back into any worktree
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that is missing them.
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- **Projects that already commit their graph are not changed.** A `.gitignore`
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rule cannot remove a file that is already tracked, so the switch is offered
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rather than imposed. `verity memory untrack` converts (files stay on disk,
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the deletions are staged for you to commit); `verity memory track` records
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that you commit it on purpose and stops anything asking again. `verity
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doctor` reports which way your project is set up, `verity init` offers the
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conversion, and a once-per-project session notice mentions it — including on
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npm-global installs, not just under the plugin.
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- **`verity init --yes` declines and says so.** An unattended run has asked
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nobody, so it will not record a team-wide decision on your behalf.
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- **If you are not signed in, the graph is local-only.** Restoring nodes from
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the service mirror needs an authenticated run, so an anonymous project's
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graph lives only in its own working tree — it is not committed, and it is not
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rebuilt elsewhere.
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- **Memory nodes now record what produced them.** Each node carries the session,
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task and run it came from, in both the stored row and the markdown — so a node
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that arrives from a parallel session can be told apart from this branch's own
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work. Provenance is recorded by the server only; a value sent by a client is a
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claim, not evidence, and is never written.
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- **Work is scoped to the session that is doing it.** Task continuity now draws
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candidates from the asking session's own tasks, so one Claude Code session can
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no longer continue — or be judged against — another session's line of work.
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## [0.32.5] — 2026-09-11
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**`/verity:init` fixes, reported from its first runs.**
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Existing projects keep working — new compound features (knowledge extraction, graph memory, pre-work injection) activate automatically.
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### 0.32.6: the knowledge graph is no longer committed
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disk, and for a signed-in project the service syncs them back into any worktree
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that is missing them.
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service mirror requires an authenticated run, so an anonymous project's graph
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lives only in its own working tree: it is not committed, and it is not rebuilt
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elsewhere. That is a deliberate trade — anonymous runs write nothing durable to
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a shared store — but it means `verity memory untrack` on an anonymous project
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leaves you with one copy, on one machine.
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`verity doctor` reports which way your project is set up.
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### Coming from GATE.md (`@codacy/gate-cli`)?
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GATE.md is now Verity. One-time switch:
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| `verity reflect` | Trigger knowledge extraction for current task |
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| `verity reflect --user-input "..."` | Save a human reflection as a knowledge node |
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| `verity reflect --kind decision` | Specify the node kind |
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| `verity memory untrack` | Stop committing `.verity/memory/` — the graph stays on disk and leaves your diffs |
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| `verity memory track` | Commit the graph on purpose, and record that so nothing offers to change it |
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| **Feedback** | |
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| `verity feedback message "text"` | Send general feedback |
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| `verity feedback finding <run-id> <pattern-id> <action>` | Per-finding feedback |
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