@oomkapwn/enquire-mcp 3.6.0-rc.3 → 3.6.0-rc.4
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- package/CHANGELOG.md +89 -0
- package/README.md +10 -4
- package/assets/social-preview.png +0 -0
- package/dist/embeddings.d.ts +10 -0
- package/dist/embeddings.d.ts.map +1 -1
- package/dist/embeddings.js +83 -24
- package/dist/embeddings.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/index.d.ts +1 -1
- package/dist/index.js +1 -1
- package/docs/audits/v3.6.0-rc.4-rootcause.md +134 -0
- package/docs/audits/v3.6.0-system-audit-plan.md +199 -0
- package/docs/benchmarks.md +460 -0
- package/package.json +5 -2
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All notable changes to this project will be documented here. The format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/), and the project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html).
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## [3.6.0-rc.4] — 2026-05-15
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> **TL;DR:** v3.6.0 Phase 4 of 4 — TypeDoc + GitHub Pages auto-publish of API reference, public retrieval benchmarks (60 queries, ablation across 7 stack configs, **+24.7 MRR / +15.5 NDCG@10 reranker delta measured**), Class A invariants for hardcoded-paths, full-system audit plan committed, AND a **P0 fix to the BGE cross-encoder reranker which had been a no-op for all 5 catalog models since v2.9.0**. Published under npm dist-tag `rc`.
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**Pre-release — v3.6.0 sprint Phase 4 + critical reranker fix.**
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### 🚨 Fixed — P0: cross-encoder reranker was a no-op (v2.9.0..v3.6.0-rc.3)
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**The bug.** `src/embeddings.ts:loadReranker()` used the high-level `text-classification` pipeline from `@huggingface/transformers`. The pipeline softmax'es over the model's classification head. BGE-style cross-encoders have a **single output class** (the relevance logit); softmax over 1 class is always 1.0 by definition. The reranker returned `score: 1.0` for every input regardless of query/passage relevance — i.e., it didn't re-order anything. The hybrid-search pipeline downstream sorted by tied 1.0s, so the reranker's contribution was effectively null.
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**How it stayed hidden for 6+ months.** `tests/reranker.test.ts` (introduced in v2.9.0) tested the reranker integration by injecting a mock `rerankerOverride` with hand-authored score functions. The mock path verified that `ctx.reranker` was called, that errors surfaced via `signal_errors.reranker`, that scores re-ordered hits. But the REAL model path (`loadReranker()` → pipeline → score) was never tested end-to-end. The bench-driven rediscovery this release (rc.4 benchmarks) finally exercised the real path and surfaced the no-op.
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**The fix.** `loadReranker()` now uses `AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained` + `AutoModelForSequenceClassification.from_pretrained` directly, reads the raw relevance logit from `logits.data[i]`, and applies sigmoid `1/(1+exp(-x))` to map to a `[0, 1]` relevance score that's comparable across queries. Empirically: on `Xenova/bge-reranker-base`, a RAG-relevant passage gets score ~0.93 vs an off-topic Tokyo passage at ~0.0001 — a 4-order-of-magnitude discrimination that the old code returned as exactly tied 1.0.
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**Catalog impact.**
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| `rerank-bge` | `Xenova/bge-reranker-base` | no-op (1.0 flat) | ✅ **verified working end-to-end** |
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| `rerank-multilingual` | `Xenova/mxbai-rerank-xsmall-v1` | no-op (1.0 flat) | ⚠️ fails on `AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained` — transformers.js compatibility issue, NOT this fix's regression. Tracked for v3.7. |
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| `rerank-bge-large` | `Xenova/bge-reranker-large` | no-op (1.0 flat) | ⏳ unverified — model download timed out in CI smoke (560 MB). Tracked for v3.7. |
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| `rerank-jina-tiny` | `Xenova/jina-reranker-v1-tiny-en` | no-op (1.0 flat) | ⚠️ same `tokenizer_class` error. Tracked for v3.7. |
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| `rerank-multilingual-large` | `Xenova/mxbai-rerank-large-v2` | no-op (1.0 flat) | ⚠️ same `tokenizer_class` error. Tracked for v3.7. |
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**For v3.6.0**: the fix lands for `rerank-bge` (the project's primary documented reranker — also the one the benchmark numbers in `docs/benchmarks.md` are measured against). The 4 other catalog aliases were no-ops before this release and remain non-functional at the model-load layer due to an unrelated transformers.js compatibility issue uncovered by the fix. Users who selected those aliases got the same (broken) behavior they had before; users on `rerank-bge` now get the +24.7 MRR / +15.5 NDCG@10 boost the project always advertised.
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**Regression catch.** New `tests/reranker-smoke.test.ts` (opt-in via `ENQUIRE_LOAD_RERANKER_SMOKE=1`) exercises the real model path: every catalog alias must score a RAG-relevant passage HIGHER than an off-topic passage. If the no-op class returns in any form, this test fails.
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- **`typedoc.json`** at repo root: entry points `src/index.ts`, `src/tools/index.ts`, `src/tool-manifest.ts`. `excludeInternal: true` honors the `@internal` markers from rc.3. Output: `docs/api-reference/` (gitignored — generated content; CI regenerates each release).
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- **`npm run docs:api`** script — local invocation.
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- **`.github/workflows/publish-docs.yml`** (57 lines) — pushes to `main` trigger build + deploy to GitHub Pages via `actions/configure-pages@v6` + `actions/upload-pages-artifact@v5` + `actions/deploy-pages@v5` (OIDC-based).
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- **README** new `## 📖 API reference` section linking `https://oomkapwn.github.io/enquire-mcp/`.
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- **Output**: 111 HTML pages, 1.9 MB site.
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### Added — Public benchmarks
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**Headline ablation (60 queries, 48-note synthetic vault, k=10):**
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| FS-grep baseline | 0.8269 | 0.8184 | 0.8844 |
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The reranker delta (**+24.7 MRR, +15.5 NDCG@10** over plain hybrid) is the measured payoff of the cross-encoder layer on the new (fixed) code path. The HyDE row is simulated with hand-authored hypothetical answers (no LLM call) so it represents a floor rather than realistic LLM-driven HyDE.
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The audit pass after rc.1+rc.2 identified that 4 of 7 sprint errors had a single root cause: **hardcoded paths to internal modules in code outside `package.json#exports`**. This release closes that class:
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Discovered during rc.4 self-audit: the script's section-detection regex `\[\d+\.\d+\.\d+\]` required the closing bracket immediately after the third version digit. Pre-release headings like `## [3.6.0-rc.4]` have `-rc.4` between the third digit and the closing bracket, so the regex didn't match. The script silently fell through to the first STABLE-semver section (`[3.5.14]`) and validated CHANGELOG against ITS coverage claims — which never drift because they were fixed at write time. **The gate was passing for the wrong reason** during the entire rc.1..rc.3 sequence.
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A 280-line plan for the post-v3.6.0-stable **full-system audit** (9 layers: code / arch / tests / CI/CD / security / docs / ops / reproducibility / process). Includes severity grading, class-identification methodology, failure handling, sign-off criteria. Will be executed when `npm view <pkg> version` reports `3.6.0` and the GH release "v3.6.0" is marked Latest.
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For users actively using a non-`rerank-bge` catalog alias: your reranker has been a no-op since v2.9.0; this release doesn't change that observed behavior (still no-op due to a separate compatibility issue) but at least surfaces it explicitly. Switch to `rerank-bge` to actually benefit from cross-encoder reranking. The 4 broken aliases will be addressed in v3.7 via either a transformers.js bump or a `pipeline`-fallback-with-correct-score-extraction path.
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For users on `rerank-bge` (default in many configs): the reranker now actually does what it claims. Expect retrieval results to re-order meaningfully after RRF fusion. The benchmark numbers above quantify the impact.
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A **production-ready MCP server** that gives any AI agent — Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, ChatGPT custom GPT, Codex, mobile MCP clients — structured access to your Obsidian vault. The umbrella `obsidian_search` tool fuses **BM25 + TF-IDF + multilingual ML embeddings** via Reciprocal Rank Fusion (Cormack et al, 2009), reranks with a **BGE cross-encoder** (5 model options), scales to millions of chunks via **HNSW with int8 quantization**, and returns blended markdown + PDF hits with `[page: N]` citations.
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Auto-generated **[API reference at oomkapwn.github.io/enquire-mcp](https://oomkapwn.github.io/enquire-mcp/)** — every tool, prompt, and exported helper with full TSDoc (`@param` / `@returns` / `@example`). Rebuilt from source on every push to `main` via [`publish-docs.yml`](./.github/workflows/publish-docs.yml) (TypeDoc → GitHub Pages). Drift-free by construction: the same TSDoc that AI agents and IDEs see is what's published.
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**Six features no other Obsidian-MCP has at all** (GraphRAG-light, standalone `.base` execution, HyDE, int8 quantization, late-chunking, built-in eval harness). **Plus the entire modern IR stack** (BM25 + ML embeddings + cross-encoder reranking + HNSW) that competitors ship at most one or two of. Side-by-side:
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| L1 | Code quality | Sub-agent C1 | `docs/audits/v3.6.0-L1-code.md` |
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| L2 | Architecture | Sub-agent C2 | `docs/audits/v3.6.0-L2-arch.md` |
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| L3 | Tests & coverage | Sub-agent C3 | `docs/audits/v3.6.0-L3-tests.md` |
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| L4 | CI/CD pipeline | Sub-agent C4 | `docs/audits/v3.6.0-L4-cicd.md` |
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| L6 | Documentation | Sub-agent C6 | `docs/audits/v3.6.0-L6-docs.md` |
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### L1 — Code quality (Sub-agent C1)
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- Error paths handled (no silent `try { } catch {}` swallowing)
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- No commented-out dead code (`// TODO` / `// FIXME` OK; commented imports/blocks BAD)
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- Edge cases covered: empty input, malformed input, oversized input, concurrent access
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- Error paths exercised (assert thrown error type + message)
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- No `.skip` / `.todo` left without context comment
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- Fixtures don't drift from production schemas
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### L2 — Architecture (Sub-agent C2)
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- **Module dependency graph**: generate via `madge --image deps.svg` or similar. Confirm no unexpected cycles.
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- **`package.json#exports` correctness**: every listed sub-path resolves; every type points at correct `.d.ts`; no broken paths.
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- **TOOL_MANIFEST vs reality**: 44 entries; every `name` matches a `registerTool()` call in `src/tool-registry.ts`; every `kind` matches the registration context; no orphans either direction.
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- **PROMPT** (no manifest yet — possible v3.7 work): every `registerPrompt()` in `src/prompts.ts` is documented in README + STABILITY.
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- **CLI flag → behavior mapping**: every `program.command(X).option(Y)` in `src/cli.ts` has a documented behavior in `docs/api.md`.
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- **Configuration surface stability**: every option in `ServeOptions` interface (`src/server.ts`) maps to a CLI flag.
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### L3 — Tests & coverage (Sub-agent C3)
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- **Test count**: 713+ (whatever the actual count at v3.6.0 stable). Verify across README + package.json + SVG + CHANGELOG agreement.
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- **Per-file coverage**: regenerate via `npm run test:coverage`. Identify files below 85% lines, 75% branches, 80% functions. Per-file list of uncovered branches with line numbers.
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- **Flake detection**: run `npm test` 3 times in fresh processes. Any non-deterministic results = flake. Identify which tests.
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- **Snapshot integrity**: any snapshot files in `tests/__snapshots__/` (if any) — regenerate + diff = 0.
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- **Fixture freshness**: `tests/fixtures/*` — compare against current schema definitions (Zod schemas in src/) for any drift.
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- **Coverage threshold safety margin**: `vitest.config.ts thresholds vs actual` — if any threshold is within <1pp of actual, flag for raise.
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### L4 — CI/CD pipeline (Sub-agent C4)
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- **`.github/workflows/ci.yml`**: trigger events correct, permissions minimal, action versions current (`actions/checkout@v6` etc.), Node matrix matches `engines` + reality.
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- **`.github/workflows/release.yml`**: SHA-on-main verification still functional, REQUIRED contexts match branch protection, npm publish step uses `--provenance --access public`, dist-tag derivation regex matches every version pattern we've used.
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- **`.github/workflows/publish-docs.yml`**: GH Pages permissions (`pages: write` + `id-token: write`), no over-broad permissions, OIDC flow correct, concurrency rules sensible.
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- **`.github/workflows/dist-tag-cleanup.yml`** (if exists): triggers, permissions.
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- **Branch protection vs ruleset alignment**: query both APIs, confirm same 7 required checks listed in both.
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- **GitHub Actions runner usage**: any deprecation warnings in recent runs? (e.g. `set-output` deprecated.)
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### L5 — Security (Sub-agent C5)
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- **CodeQL**: `0 open` confirmed, each dismissed alert has a `dismissed_comment` that's still accurate.
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- **Dependabot**: `0 open`. Check the upgrade policy is reasonable (not auto-merging without CI).
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- **npm audit**: `--audit-level=moderate` for prod + `--audit-level=high` for dev. Zero findings expected.
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- **SLSA-3 provenance**: confirm latest `npm publish` actually emitted provenance attestation. `npm view <pkg>@latest --json | jq '.dist'` should show `attestations` field.
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- **Bearer auth**: confirm `timingSafeEqual` is used in `src/http-transport.ts`. No string `===` comparison anywhere.
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- **Path traversal**: every `vault.readFile` / `vault.writeFile` callsite uses `resolveInside()` first. Grep for `fs.readFile` / `fs.writeFile` direct calls that bypass `Vault` class.
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- **Privacy filters**: `--exclude-glob` + `--read-paths` applied at FTS5 indexing, at embeddings build, at every search result filter, at chunker output.
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- **Cache permissions**: `chmod 0600` for cache files, `chmod 0700` for parent dirs — verify in `src/embed-db.ts`, `src/fts5.ts`.
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### L6 — Documentation (Sub-agent C6)
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For each markdown file in `docs/` + root-level `*.md`:
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- Every link → 200 OK (no 404s on github.com / npmjs.com URLs)
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- Every command snippet → runs without error against the actual project
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- Every claim about "we do X" → verifiable via `grep` in src/
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- Every claim about "we don't do Y" → no contradicting code
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Specific checks:
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- **README.md**: 44 tools count, 19 prompts count, 713 tests count, branches ≥74% claim, all alive
|
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- **CHANGELOG.md**: every entry has TL;DR blockquote (per v3.5.14+ convention), every coverage stat within 0.5pp (per `check-changelog-coverage.mjs`)
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- **STABILITY.md**: every listed export still exists in src/, every file path still correct after rc.2 split
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- **docs/api.md**: 44/44 tool sections present, first-paragraph counts match, write-tool-count word matches
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- **docs/COMPARISON.md**: dated 2026-05-13 — auditor verifies alternatives haven't materially changed; if cyanheads/etc. shipped new features, note them
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- **docs/QUICKSTART.md**: `enquire-mcp serve --vault <path>` example actually works on the synthetic vault
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- **docs/benchmarks.md**: numbers reproducible via `npm run bench:retrieval`
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- **docs/api-reference/** (TypeDoc): every function page renders, no broken `@link` annotations
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- **CLAUDE.md**: goal still accurate post-v3.6.0; non-goals still apply; anti-patterns still relevant
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### L7 — Operational (Self)
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- **Daily-check launchd**: `launchctl list | grep enquire` — loaded, no errors in stderr.log
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- **Daily-check history**: `~/.local/share/enquire-mcp-monitor/history/*.md` — last 7 days present, all parseable, no 5xx errors
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- **Log retention**: 30 days as designed — verify `find ... -mtime +30` cleanup actually runs
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- **npm token rotation**: token < 60 days old, no upcoming expiry
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- **All git tags reachable from main**: `git tag --merged main | wc -l` matches `git tag | wc -l`
|
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- **npm registry hygiene**: every published version still installable
|
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- **GH releases hygiene**: every tag has a corresponding GH release, every release has notes
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### L8 — Reproducibility (Sub-agent C7, clean clone)
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Sub-agent gets a fresh clone in an isolated worktree:
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```bash
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npm ci
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npm test
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npm run lint
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npm run build
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npm run test:coverage
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npm run check:changelog-coverage
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npm run docs:api
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npm run bench:retrieval
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# Also: smoke test with synthetic vault
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VAULT=$(node scripts/synthetic-vault.mjs)
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Any step that fails on a clean clone = HIGH severity finding.
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### L9 — Process audit (Self)
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- **CLAUDE.md goal compliance**: re-read goal, verify every requirement met
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- **Anti-pattern compliance**: no big-bang refactor, no copy-paste coverage stats, no hardcoded paths, no dismissed-without-reasoning auditor recs
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- **Per-RC quality gates**: every rc (rc.1 → rc.4 → stable) had all 10 quality bar items green at merge time
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- **Method note discipline**: every CHANGELOG entry from v3.5.9 onward has a method note section
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- **External audit response**: every external audit finding has a documented response (fixed / rejected with reasoning / deferred with rationale)
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## Severity grading
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- **Critical**: blocks production use (security, data loss, broken install)
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- **High**: ship blocker for the next release (must-fix before v3.6.1)
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- **Medium**: fix in v3.6.2 (improves quality but not critical)
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- **Low**: backlog or reject with reasoning
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- **Info**: notable but not actionable
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## Class identification
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For each finding, identify:
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1. **Class**: the underlying pattern (e.g., "hardcoded paths to internal files", "drift between docs and code")
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2. **Other instances**: grep for the same class elsewhere — fix them all in one pass
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3. **Class fix**: prevent the class going forward (invariant, gate, lint rule)
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4. **Per-instance backfill**: fix each existing instance
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## Failure handling
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- **During audit**: don't stop on findings, complete the layer + report
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- **Critical found**: pause Phase D, ship the fix as v3.6.1 emergency patch, then resume
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- **High found**: ship as v3.6.1 normal patch, batch with other Highs
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- **Medium found**: batch into v3.6.2
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## Sign-off criteria
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After Phase D fixes shipped:
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1. Every Critical resolved
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2. Every High resolved
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3. Medium acknowledged + scheduled or rejected with reasoning
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4. Daily-check shows clean state for 7 consecutive days
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5. External re-audit (if requested) returns ≥4.8/5.0
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