@ngockhoale/ukit 2.3.4 → 2.3.6

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package/CHANGELOG.md CHANGED
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  All notable changes to UKit are documented here.
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+ ## 2.3.6 - 2026-09-10
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+ Anti-stall coverage parity release: the compact-recovery and stop-reason directives that
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+ UKit hooks inject at runtime on Claude Code and omp now also reach harnesses that have no
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+ hook system at all.
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+ A new `## Long-Run Continuity` section ships in both `templates/CLAUDE.md` and
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+ `templates/AGENTS.md` (byte-identical, enforced by the per-section context-docs parity
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+ test). Codex and OpenCode load no hooks, so root `AGENTS.md` is their only instruction
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+ channel — before this release those sessions never saw the near-cap recovery order (LAND
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+ one thing → DEFER the rest to `docs/STATUS.md` → DELEGATE broad work to subagents → only
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+ then compact) or the post-compact discipline (no rereads of pre-compact context; if the
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+ first turn after a compact still sits at ≥60% of the cap, recover by delegating or starting
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+ fresh from disk state instead of burning the window again).
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+ The same session closed the long-running stall investigation with debug-log evidence: the
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+ observed "runs a while, then goes silent" behaviour is UNIC-gateway/network streaming
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+ latency (repeated 30s slow-first-byte, one 300s byte-idle abort), not UKit hooks —
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+ hook-error cache empty, exec ledgers healthy. When a dead stream ends a turn early, the
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+ existing ≥2.3.3 Stop-hook completion gate blocks the premature stop, so staying current
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+ (`ukit update`) plus restarting stale sessions (hook config loads at session start) is the
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+ full remediation available in-repo; gateway-side idle/failover fixes belong upstream.
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+ ## 2.3.5 - 2026-09-10
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+ Source-audit hardening release: the code index cannot corrupt itself, and a corrupt runtime
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+ cache can no longer take down `ukit status` or `ukit memory`.
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+ Index artifacts (`files`, `symbols`, `imports`, `calls`, `tests-map`, `hotspots`,
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+ `archetypes`, `relations`, `analogs`, `meta`) are now written through same-directory
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+ `.tmp-<timestamp>-<random>` files followed by an atomic `rename`, in both the source builder
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+ (`src/index/buildIndex.js`) and the shipped `templates/.claude/ukit/index/lib/index-core.mjs`
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+ runtime mirror. A build that crashes mid-write — or two builds racing in one repo — can no
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+ longer leave a half-written artifact that poisons every subsequent index read; failed writes
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+ clean their temp file up before rethrowing.
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+ `ukit status` and `ukit memory` now read their cache/memory JSON through tolerant readers:
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+ a corrupt `compact-history.json`, `compact-pressure.json`, `prompt-cache.json`,
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+ `output-history.json`, or memory file prints a warning naming the exact file path and falls
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+ back to defaults instead of crashing the whole command mid-report. `readJsonIfExists` itself
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+ stays strict everywhere else, so genuinely bad callers still fail loudly.
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+ Nested test layouts (`packages/widget/tests/unit/...`) are now recognized as tests by the
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+ source path classifier and both runtime-mirror predicates — those files previously slipped
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+ past test detection, broke archetype classification, and never appeared in the test map.
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+ Each fix ships with regression coverage: a rename-spy test asserting all ten artifacts move
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+ through temp files, corrupt-fixture tests asserting the warned paths and surviving output,
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+ and a nested-`tests/` mapping/archetype test. Full suite: 77 files, 1,348 tests green.
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  ## 2.3.4 - 2026-09-10
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  Silent-stall audit and compact-recovery release. Two themes: every block reports a
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@ngockhoale/ukit",
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- "version": "2.3.4",
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+ "version": "2.3.6",
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  "description": "Install/update an index-first AI workspace for Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, OpenCode, and omp (Oh My Pi).",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  "type": "module",
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  };
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  }
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+ async function readMemoryJson(filePath) {
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+ try {
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+ return await readJsonIfExists(filePath);
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+ } catch (error) {
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+ console.warn(`[UKit] Ignoring corrupt memory JSON file ${filePath}: ${error?.message ?? String(error)}`);
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+ return null;
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+ }
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+ }
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  async function readDirectoryJsonItems(dirPath) {
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  }
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  const fullPath = path.join(dirPath, entry.name);
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- const content = await readJsonIfExists(fullPath);
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+ const content = await readMemoryJson(fullPath);
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  if (content) {
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  items.push({
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  fileName: entry.name,
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  export async function exportMemory(projectRoot) {
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  const runtimePaths = buildRuntimePaths(projectRoot);
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- const user = (await readJsonIfExists(runtimePaths.userMemoryPath)) ?? defaultUserMemory();
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+ const user = (await readMemoryJson(runtimePaths.userMemoryPath)) ?? defaultUserMemory();
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  const projects = (await readDirectoryJsonItems(runtimePaths.projectsDir)).map((item) => item.content);
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  const sessions = (await readDirectoryJsonItems(runtimePaths.sessionsDir)).map((item) => item.content);
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  export async function listMemoryItems(projectRoot) {
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- const userMemory = (await readJsonIfExists(runtimePaths.userMemoryPath)) ?? defaultUserMemory();
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+ const userMemory = (await readMemoryJson(runtimePaths.userMemoryPath)) ?? defaultUserMemory();
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  const projectMemories = await readDirectoryJsonItems(runtimePaths.projectsDir);
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- const existing = await readJsonIfExists(filePath);
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  const memory = {
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- const existing = (await readJsonIfExists(archivePath)) ?? { sessions: [] };
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+ const existing = (await readMemoryJson(archivePath)) ?? { sessions: [] };
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  const sessions = Array.isArray(existing.sessions) ? existing.sessions : [];
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  import { summarizeOutputHistory } from './output/index.js';
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  import { buildPromptCacheStats } from './token/index.js';
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  import { countMemoryItems } from './memory/store.js';
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- import { readCompactPressureState } from './compact/threshold.js';
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+ import { buildCompactPressureState } from './compact/threshold.js';
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+ async function readStatusJson(filePath) {
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+ return await readJsonIfExists(filePath);
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+ } catch (error) {
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+ console.warn(`[UKit] Ignoring corrupt status JSON file ${filePath}: ${error?.message ?? String(error)}`);
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- const compactHistory = normalizeCompactEntries(await readJsonIfExists(runtimePaths.compactHistoryPath));
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+ const compactHistory = normalizeCompactEntries(await readStatusJson(runtimePaths.compactHistoryPath));
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  const compactSummary = buildCompactSummary(compactHistory);
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- const compactPressure = await readCompactPressureState(projectRoot, config);
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- const promptCacheStats = buildPromptCacheStats(await readJsonIfExists(runtimePaths.promptCachePath));
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+ await fs.writeFile(temporaryPath, JSON.stringify(payload, null, 2));
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+ await fs.rename(temporaryPath, artifactPath);
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+ } catch (error) {
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+ Mirrors what UKit hooks inject at runtime on Claude Code and omp; on harnesses without hooks (Codex, OpenCode) this section is the only carrier — keep it in sync with `.claude/hooks/context-window-guard.sh`.
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+ - After any compact or handoff: do not reread pre-compact context — continue from the persisted disk state, delegate broad work, keep replies short. If the first turn after a compact still sits at ≥60% of the cap, stop rereading immediately and recover by delegating or starting a fresh session from the disk state; do not burn the window again.
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