claude-evolve 1.7.13 → 1.7.15

package/bin/claude-evolve-ideate

@@ -706,7 +706,7 @@ get_next_id() {
     echo "gen${generation}-001"
     return
   fi
-  
+
   # Use Python for proper CSV parsing
   local max_id
   max_id=$("$PYTHON_CMD" -c "
@@ -726,11 +726,53 @@ with open('$FULL_CSV_PATH', 'r') as f:
                 max_id = max(max_id, id_num)
 print(max_id)
 ")
-  
+
   # Format next ID with generation and 3-digit number
   printf "gen%s-%03d" "$generation" $((max_id + 1))
 }
 
+# Get the next N available IDs for current generation as a comma-separated list
+get_next_ids() {
+  local generation="$1"
+  local count="$2"
+
+  # Get the starting ID number
+  local start_id
+  if [[ ! -f "$FULL_CSV_PATH" ]]; then
+    start_id=1
+  else
+    # Use Python for proper CSV parsing
+    start_id=$("$PYTHON_CMD" -c "
+import csv
+import re
+max_id = 0
+pattern = re.compile(r'^gen${generation}-(\d+)$')
+with open('$FULL_CSV_PATH', 'r') as f:
+    reader = csv.reader(f)
+    next(reader, None)  # Skip header
+    for row in reader:
+        if row and len(row) > 0:
+            id_field = row[0].strip()
+            match = pattern.match(id_field)
+            if match:
+                id_num = int(match.group(1))
+                max_id = max(max_id, id_num)
+print(max_id + 1)
+")
+  fi
+
+  # Generate the list of IDs
+  local ids=()
+  for ((i=0; i<count; i++)); do
+    local id_num=$((start_id + i))
+    ids+=("$(printf "gen%s-%03d" "$generation" "$id_num")")
+  done
+
+  # Join with commas
+  local IFS=','
+  echo "${ids[*]}"
+}
+
 
 # Get top performers for parent selection (absolute + top novel candidates)
 get_top_performers() {
@@ -884,20 +926,35 @@ ideate_ai_strategies() {
 # Generate novel exploration ideas using direct CSV modification
 generate_novel_ideas_direct() {
   local count="$1"
-  
+
+  # Get the next available ID BEFORE creating temp CSV
+  # This ensures each strategy gets unique IDs even in parallel runs
+  local next_id
+  next_id=$(get_next_id "$CURRENT_GENERATION")
+  echo "[INFO] Next available ID for novel ideas: $next_id" >&2
+
+  # Generate the list of IDs this strategy should use
+  local next_id_num
+  next_id_num=$(echo "$next_id" | grep -o '[0-9]*$')
+  local required_ids=()
+  for ((i=0; i<count; i++)); do
+    required_ids+=("$(printf "gen%s-%03d" "$CURRENT_GENERATION" $((next_id_num + i)))")
+  done
+  local required_ids_str="${required_ids[*]}"
+
   # Create temporary CSV copy in evolution directory (so AI can access it)
   local temp_csv="$FULL_EVOLUTION_DIR/temp-csv-$$.csv"
   cp "$FULL_CSV_PATH" "$temp_csv"
-  
-  echo "[INFO] Generating $count novel exploration ideas..."
+
+  echo "[INFO] Generating $count novel exploration ideas with IDs: $required_ids_str"
   local data_rows=$(grep -v '^[[:space:]]*$' "$FULL_CSV_PATH" | tail -n +2 | wc -l)
-  
+
   # Use relative paths and change to evolution directory so AI can access files
   local temp_csv_basename=$(basename "$temp_csv")
-  
+
   # Get existing Python files for this generation to avoid ID collisions
   local existing_py_files=$(get_existing_py_files_for_generation "$CURRENT_GENERATION")
-  
+
   local prompt="I need you to use your file editing capabilities to APPEND exactly $count novel algorithmic ideas to the CSV file: $temp_csv_basename
 
 Current evolution context:
@@ -907,21 +964,23 @@ Current evolution context:
 
 IMPORTANT: DO NOT read algorithm.py or any evolution_*.py files. Focus on creative ideation based on the brief and CSV context only. Reading code files wastes tokens and time.
 
+CRITICAL ID ASSIGNMENT:
+You MUST use EXACTLY these IDs in order: $required_ids_str
+These IDs have been pre-calculated to avoid collisions with parallel evolution runs.
+DO NOT try to find the next ID yourself - use the IDs provided above.
+
 CRITICAL INSTRUCTIONS:
 1. Use the Read tool to examine the current CSV file
    IMPORTANT: If the CSV file is large (>200 lines), read it in chunks using the offset and limit parameters to avoid context overload
    Example: Read(file_path='temp-csv-123.csv', offset=0, limit=100) then Read(offset=100, limit=100), etc.
 2. DO NOT DELETE OR REPLACE ANY EXISTING ROWS - YOU MUST PRESERVE ALL EXISTING DATA
-3. Find the highest ID number for generation $CURRENT_GENERATION (e.g., if gen$CURRENT_GENERATION-003 exists, next should be gen$CURRENT_GENERATION-004)
-4. If no gen$CURRENT_GENERATION entries exist yet, start with gen$CURRENT_GENERATION-001"
-  
+3. Use EXACTLY the IDs specified above: $required_ids_str
+4. DO NOT calculate or infer IDs - use the exact IDs provided"
+
   if [[ -n "$existing_py_files" ]]; then
     prompt+="
-5. IMPORTANT: The following IDs already have Python files and MUST NOT be reused: $existing_py_files
-6. Skip these IDs when assigning new IDs (e.g., if gen$CURRENT_GENERATION-001 and gen$CURRENT_GENERATION-002 exist as Python files, start with gen$CURRENT_GENERATION-003)"
-  else
-    prompt+="
-5. No existing Python files found for generation $CURRENT_GENERATION"
+5. IMPORTANT: The following IDs already have Python files: $existing_py_files
+   (This is informational only - use the IDs specified above)"
   fi
   
   prompt+="
@@ -980,24 +1039,38 @@ CRITICAL: Do NOT use any git commands (git add, git commit, git reset, etc.). On
 generate_hill_climbing_direct() {
   local count="$1"
   local top_performers="$2"
-  
+
+  # Get the next available ID BEFORE creating temp CSV
+  local next_id
+  next_id=$(get_next_id "$CURRENT_GENERATION")
+  echo "[INFO] Next available ID for hill climbing: $next_id" >&2
+
+  # Generate the list of IDs this strategy should use
+  local next_id_num
+  next_id_num=$(echo "$next_id" | grep -o '[0-9]*$')
+  local required_ids=()
+  for ((i=0; i<count; i++)); do
+    required_ids+=("$(printf "gen%s-%03d" "$CURRENT_GENERATION" $((next_id_num + i)))")
+  done
+  local required_ids_str="${required_ids[*]}"
+
   # Create temporary CSV copy in evolution directory (so AI can access it)
   local temp_csv="$FULL_EVOLUTION_DIR/temp-csv-$$.csv"
   cp "$FULL_CSV_PATH" "$temp_csv"
-  
-  echo "[INFO] Generating $count hill climbing ideas..."
+
+  echo "[INFO] Generating $count hill climbing ideas with IDs: $required_ids_str"
   local data_rows=$(grep -v '^[[:space:]]*$' "$FULL_CSV_PATH" | tail -n +2 | wc -l)
-  
+
   # Get existing Python files for this generation to avoid ID collisions
   local existing_py_files=$(get_existing_py_files_for_generation "$CURRENT_GENERATION")
-  
+
   # Extract just the IDs from top performers for clarity
   local valid_parent_ids
   valid_parent_ids=$(echo "$top_performers" | cut -d',' -f1 | paste -sd ',' -)
-  
+
   # Use relative paths and change to evolution directory so AI can access files
   local temp_csv_basename=$(basename "$temp_csv")
-  
+
   local prompt="I need you to use your file editing capabilities to APPEND exactly $count parameter tuning ideas to the CSV file: $temp_csv_basename
 
 IMPORTANT: You MUST use one of these exact parent IDs: $valid_parent_ids
@@ -1019,13 +1092,18 @@ If you must read source files:
 
 Most of the time, you can infer parameters from descriptions like "RSI with threshold 30" or "MA period 20".
 
+CRITICAL ID ASSIGNMENT:
+You MUST use EXACTLY these IDs in order: $required_ids_str
+These IDs have been pre-calculated to avoid collisions with parallel evolution runs.
+DO NOT try to find the next ID yourself - use the IDs provided above.
+
 CRITICAL INSTRUCTIONS:
 1. Use the Read tool to examine the current CSV file
    IMPORTANT: If the CSV file is large (>200 lines), read it in chunks using the offset and limit parameters to avoid context overload
    Example: Read(file_path='temp-csv-123.csv', offset=0, limit=100) then Read(offset=100, limit=100), etc.
 2. DO NOT DELETE OR REPLACE ANY EXISTING ROWS - YOU MUST PRESERVE ALL EXISTING DATA
-3. Find the highest ID number for generation $CURRENT_GENERATION (e.g., if gen$CURRENT_GENERATION-003 exists, next should be gen$CURRENT_GENERATION-004)
-4. If no gen$CURRENT_GENERATION entries exist yet, start with gen$CURRENT_GENERATION-001
+3. Use EXACTLY the IDs specified above: $required_ids_str
+4. DO NOT calculate or infer IDs - use the exact IDs provided
 5. Use the Edit or MultiEdit tool to APPEND exactly $count new rows AT THE END of the CSV file
 6. For each idea, create a row with: id,parent_id,description,,pending
 7. Each parent_id MUST be one of: $valid_parent_ids
@@ -1077,24 +1155,38 @@ CRITICAL: Do NOT use any git commands (git add, git commit, git reset, etc.). On
 generate_structural_mutation_direct() {
   local count="$1"
   local top_performers="$2"
-  
+
+  # Get the next available ID BEFORE creating temp CSV
+  local next_id
+  next_id=$(get_next_id "$CURRENT_GENERATION")
+  echo "[INFO] Next available ID for structural mutation: $next_id" >&2
+
+  # Generate the list of IDs this strategy should use
+  local next_id_num
+  next_id_num=$(echo "$next_id" | grep -o '[0-9]*$')
+  local required_ids=()
+  for ((i=0; i<count; i++)); do
+    required_ids+=("$(printf "gen%s-%03d" "$CURRENT_GENERATION" $((next_id_num + i)))")
+  done
+  local required_ids_str="${required_ids[*]}"
+
   # Create temporary CSV copy in evolution directory (so AI can access it)
   local temp_csv="$FULL_EVOLUTION_DIR/temp-csv-$$.csv"
   cp "$FULL_CSV_PATH" "$temp_csv"
-  
-  echo "[INFO] Generating $count structural mutation ideas..."
+
+  echo "[INFO] Generating $count structural mutation ideas with IDs: $required_ids_str"
   local data_rows=$(grep -v '^[[:space:]]*$' "$FULL_CSV_PATH" | tail -n +2 | wc -l)
-  
+
   # Get existing Python files for this generation to avoid ID collisions
   local existing_py_files=$(get_existing_py_files_for_generation "$CURRENT_GENERATION")
-  
+
   # Extract just the IDs from top performers for clarity
   local valid_parent_ids
   valid_parent_ids=$(echo "$top_performers" | cut -d',' -f1 | paste -sd ',' -)
-  
+
   # Use relative paths and change to evolution directory so AI can access files
   local temp_csv_basename=$(basename "$temp_csv")
-  
+
   local prompt="I need you to use your file editing capabilities to APPEND exactly $count structural modification ideas to the CSV file: $temp_csv_basename
 
 IMPORTANT: You MUST use one of these exact parent IDs: $valid_parent_ids
@@ -1108,13 +1200,18 @@ IMPORTANT: DO NOT read evolution_*.py files. Generate structural ideas based ONL
 - Your knowledge of common algorithmic structures and patterns
 Reading code files wastes tokens and time. Focus on high-level architectural ideas based on the descriptions.
 
+CRITICAL ID ASSIGNMENT:
+You MUST use EXACTLY these IDs in order: $required_ids_str
+These IDs have been pre-calculated to avoid collisions with parallel evolution runs.
+DO NOT try to find the next ID yourself - use the IDs provided above.
+
 CRITICAL INSTRUCTIONS:
 1. Use the Read tool to examine the current CSV file
    IMPORTANT: If the CSV file is large (>200 lines), read it in chunks using the offset and limit parameters to avoid context overload
    Example: Read(file_path='temp-csv-123.csv', offset=0, limit=100) then Read(offset=100, limit=100), etc.
 2. DO NOT DELETE OR REPLACE ANY EXISTING ROWS - YOU MUST PRESERVE ALL EXISTING DATA
-3. Find the highest ID number for generation $CURRENT_GENERATION (e.g., if gen$CURRENT_GENERATION-003 exists, next should be gen$CURRENT_GENERATION-004)
-4. If no gen$CURRENT_GENERATION entries exist yet, start with gen$CURRENT_GENERATION-001
+3. Use EXACTLY the IDs specified above: $required_ids_str
+4. DO NOT calculate or infer IDs - use the exact IDs provided
 5. Use the Edit or MultiEdit tool to APPEND exactly $count new rows AT THE END of the CSV file
 6. For each idea, create a row with: id,parent_id,description,,pending
 7. Each parent_id MUST be one of: $valid_parent_ids
@@ -1166,24 +1263,38 @@ CRITICAL: Do NOT use any git commands (git add, git commit, git reset, etc.). On
 generate_crossover_direct() {
   local count="$1"
   local top_performers="$2"
-  
+
+  # Get the next available ID BEFORE creating temp CSV
+  local next_id
+  next_id=$(get_next_id "$CURRENT_GENERATION")
+  echo "[INFO] Next available ID for crossover: $next_id" >&2
+
+  # Generate the list of IDs this strategy should use
+  local next_id_num
+  next_id_num=$(echo "$next_id" | grep -o '[0-9]*$')
+  local required_ids=()
+  for ((i=0; i<count; i++)); do
+    required_ids+=("$(printf "gen%s-%03d" "$CURRENT_GENERATION" $((next_id_num + i)))")
+  done
+  local required_ids_str="${required_ids[*]}"
+
   # Create temporary CSV copy in evolution directory (so AI can access it)
   local temp_csv="$FULL_EVOLUTION_DIR/temp-csv-$$.csv"
   cp "$FULL_CSV_PATH" "$temp_csv"
-  
-  echo "[INFO] Generating $count crossover hybrid ideas..."
+
+  echo "[INFO] Generating $count crossover hybrid ideas with IDs: $required_ids_str"
   local data_rows=$(grep -v '^[[:space:]]*$' "$FULL_CSV_PATH" | tail -n +2 | wc -l)
-  
+
   # Get existing Python files for this generation to avoid ID collisions
   local existing_py_files=$(get_existing_py_files_for_generation "$CURRENT_GENERATION")
-  
+
   # Extract just the IDs from top performers for clarity
   local valid_parent_ids
   valid_parent_ids=$(echo "$top_performers" | cut -d',' -f1 | paste -sd ',' -)
-  
+
   # Use relative paths and change to evolution directory so AI can access files
   local temp_csv_basename=$(basename "$temp_csv")
-  
+
   local prompt="I need you to use your file editing capabilities to APPEND exactly $count hybrid combination ideas to the CSV file: $temp_csv_basename
 
 IMPORTANT: You MUST use ONLY these exact parent IDs: $valid_parent_ids
@@ -1197,13 +1308,18 @@ IMPORTANT: DO NOT read evolution_*.py files. Generate crossover ideas based ONLY
 - Your knowledge of how different algorithmic approaches can be combined
 Reading code files wastes tokens and time. Focus on combining the described features creatively.
 
+CRITICAL ID ASSIGNMENT:
+You MUST use EXACTLY these IDs in order: $required_ids_str
+These IDs have been pre-calculated to avoid collisions with parallel evolution runs.
+DO NOT try to find the next ID yourself - use the IDs provided above.
+
 CRITICAL INSTRUCTIONS:
 1. Use the Read tool to examine the current CSV file
    IMPORTANT: If the CSV file is large (>200 lines), read it in chunks using the offset and limit parameters to avoid context overload
    Example: Read(file_path='temp-csv-123.csv', offset=0, limit=100) then Read(offset=100, limit=100), etc.
 2. DO NOT DELETE OR REPLACE ANY EXISTING ROWS - YOU MUST PRESERVE ALL EXISTING DATA
-3. Find the highest ID number for generation $CURRENT_GENERATION (e.g., if gen$CURRENT_GENERATION-003 exists, next should be gen$CURRENT_GENERATION-004)
-4. If no gen$CURRENT_GENERATION entries exist yet, start with gen$CURRENT_GENERATION-001
+3. Use EXACTLY the IDs specified above: $required_ids_str
+4. DO NOT calculate or infer IDs - use the exact IDs provided
 5. Use the Edit or MultiEdit tool to APPEND exactly $count new rows AT THE END of the CSV file
 6. For each idea, create a row with: id,parent_id,description,,pending
 7. Each parent_id MUST be one of: $valid_parent_ids (choose the primary parent)

package/lib/ai-cli.sh

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ $prompt"
     gemini-pro)
       local ai_output
       # Gemini needs longer timeout as it streams output while working (20 minutes)
-      ai_output=$(timeout 1200 gemini -y -m gemini-2.5-pro -p "$prompt" 2>&1)
+      ai_output=$(timeout 1800 gemini -y -m gemini-2.5-pro -p "$prompt" 2>&1)
       local ai_exit_code=$?
       ;;
     gemini-flash)
@@ -93,8 +93,9 @@ $prompt"
       local ai_exit_code=$?
       ;;
     glm-zai)
+      # GLM -- can be slow sometimes
       local ai_output
-      ai_output=$(timeout 1200 opencode -m zai-coding-plan/glm-4.6 run "$prompt" 2>&1)
+      ai_output=$(timeout 1800 opencode -m zai-coding-plan/glm-4.6 run "$prompt" 2>&1)
       local ai_exit_code=$?
       ;;
     deepseek-openrouter)

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "claude-evolve",
-  "version": "1.7.13",
+  "version": "1.7.15",
   "bin": {
     "claude-evolve": "./bin/claude-evolve",
     "claude-evolve-main": "./bin/claude-evolve-main",