graphlin 0.1.3 → 0.2.1

package/.claude-plugin/plugin.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "graphlin",
-  "version": "0.1.3",
+  "version": "0.2.1",
   "description": "Local architecture and activity viewer with passive, bounded event hooks.",
   "author": {
     "name": "Graphlin contributors"

package/.codex-plugin/plugin.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "graphlin",
-  "version": "0.1.3",
+  "version": "0.2.1",
   "description": "Local architecture and activity diagrams from observable coding-agent work.",
   "author": {
     "name": "Graphlin contributors"

package/README.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ Live architecture diagrams while **Claude Code or Codex** explores and builds yo
 ## Get started
 
 **You need:** macOS or Linux, Node.js 22.14+, and Claude Code or Codex CLI.
-Source classification also needs a TypeSafe API key; metadata mode needs no key.
+Local parsing needs no key. Optional AI classification uses a TypeSafe API key.
 
 ### 1. Start the viewer
 
@@ -17,13 +17,14 @@ In your project's terminal:
 npx --yes graphlin@latest
 ```
 
-Graphlin asks which host to install, offers **source or metadata** mode for this
+Graphlin asks which host to install, offers **local, source, or metadata** mode for this
 project, and accepts your key at a **masked prompt** if needed. It stores the key
 privately and builds stable plugins outside the npm cache. The browser opens
 automatically. Keep this terminal running; **Ctrl+C** stops the viewer.
 
 Source mode permits locally filtered source excerpts, user prompts, and public
 agent messages to be sent to TypeSafe for classification.
+Local mode parses JavaScript, TypeScript, TSX, and Python on your machine.
 
 ### 2. Start your agent
 
@@ -54,6 +55,14 @@ if you selected a custom data directory.
 For setup alone, append `init` to the command. Append `uninstall` to remove
 Graphlin's host plugins across projects while keeping your saved key and history.
 
+Choose **Code**, nested **Blocks**, **C4**, **Changes**, or **Activity timeline**.
+Search with `/`, expand a source scope, or set a task baseline. Architecture
+documents are optional; uncertain boundaries stay marked as unknown.
+
+Build another view with the [visualizer SDK](docs/extension-authoring.md).
+Install it with `npx graphlin extensions add package-name@version`, then approve
+its project access in the viewer.
+
 ## Just looking?
 
 Try the offline demo—no key or agent required:
@@ -64,7 +73,7 @@ npx --yes graphlin@latest demo
 
 ## More
 
-[User guide](docs/usage.md) · [Design](docs/graphlin-design.md) ·
+[User guide](docs/usage.md) · [Views](docs/visualizer-views.md) · [Design](docs/graphlin-design.md) ·
 [Contributing](CONTRIBUTING.md) · [Releasing](docs/releasing.md) · [MIT license](LICENSE)
 
 Graphlin visualizes observable actions and code evidence. It does not capture

package/docs/decision-service.md

@@ -0,0 +1,393 @@
+# Provider-independent decisions
+
+The daemon owns one decision service. A provider supplies bounded answers, never
+bundles, graph mutations, source access, consent, evidence freshness, or grants.
+`runtime/decisions/` has no dependency on `runtime/jev/`. Jev's adapter owns HTTP,
+endpoint restrictions, credentials, model validation, wire types, and response
+parsing. Alternate providers require none of those vendor conventions.
+
+## Integration factories
+
+```js
+import { createDecisionService } from '../runtime/decisions/index.mjs';
+import { createJevProvider } from '../runtime/jev/provider.mjs';
+
+const decisions = createDecisionService({
+  provider: createJevProvider({ apiKey, fetchImpl }), // Replace this adapter only.
+  // Existing: materializeBundle, buildRelationProposals, clock, limits,
+  // intakePolicy, admissionPolicy.
+  // Optional: profiles: [], cache: { maxEntries: 512, maxBytes: 8388608, ttlMs: 60000 }.
+});
+```
+
+`createJevProvider({ apiKey, model = 'jev-1.13.0',
+fetchImpl = globalThis.fetch, endpoint })` uses the existing production
+endpoint by default. Endpoint overrides are restricted to injected loopback
+test transports. Its provenance is
+`{ id: 'jev', version: '1', model: 'jev-1.13.0' }`; the selected model is
+reported if overridden. Mode is `live`, or `demo` for the existing branded
+fixture transport. Missing credentials return `unavailable / missing_key`.
+An injected alternate provider needs no Jev model, URL, key, or environment
+variable. Model provenance is optional for alternate providers.
+
+The old `runtime/jev/index.mjs` exports remain available:
+`createDecisionService({ apiKey, fetchImpl, model, endpoint, ...coreOptions })`
+explicitly selects Jev. It also exports `createJevProvider`,
+`createFixtureTransport`, and the existing limit/policy constants. Jev's
+question-builder and wire-validator exports remain compatible. No factory reads
+environment keys.
+
+The unchanged pipeline accepts this service through its existing
+`decisionService` option. `classify({ event, candidates, policy, deadlineAt,
+signal })`, `stats()`, and `close()` retain their existing contracts.
+
+## Broker evaluation API and SDK descriptors
+
+`evaluate(input)` and `decide(input)` are aliases. These are trusted daemon
+interfaces, not extension message handlers. The broker first validates the
+installed profile, grant, consent, replay state, metadata projection, and
+ownership. It supplies only approved model metadata and identifiers/relations.
+Do not pass extension-provided state, prompts, paths, URLs, or raw source here.
+No render mount, replay, layout, or view switch should implicitly invoke them.
+
+```js
+const result = await decisions.evaluate({
+  state: {
+    entities: [{ id: 'entity-1', kind: 'module' }],
+    relations: [],
+  },
+  questions: [
+    {
+      id: 'boundary', kind: 'choice',
+      question: 'Which supplied boundary describes `entities[0]`?',
+      options: [
+        { id: 'component', label: 'A supported component boundary' },
+        { id: 'unknown', label: 'Insufficient boundary evidence' },
+      ],
+      requiredMetrics: ['probabilities', 'confidence'],
+    },
+    { id: 'supported', kind: 'boolean', question: 'Is this boundary supported?',
+      requiredMetrics: ['probability'] },
+    { id: 'relevance', kind: 'score', question: 'Rate relevance to the supplied scope.',
+      options: ['Low', 'Medium', 'High'] },
+  ],
+  profile: { id: 'example.boundaries', version: '1' }, // Optional.
+  cacheContext: { // Optional; all six fields required when provided.
+    projectId: 'project-1', worktreeId: 'worktree-1', lineage: 'branch-generation-1',
+    policyVersion: 'policy-1', evidenceVersion: 'metadata-revision-7', taskScope: null,
+  },
+  signal, deadlineAt,
+});
+```
+
+Question fields:
+
+| Field | Contract |
+| --- | --- |
+| `id` | Unique bounded identifier |
+| `kind` | `boolean`, `choice`, or `score` |
+| `question` | Host-validated question text, up to 8192 characters |
+| `focus` | Optional additional instruction, up to 8192 characters |
+| `options` | Omitted for boolean; choice has 2–128 distinct `{id,label}` entries; score has 2–128 ordered string labels |
+| `requiredMetrics` | Optional array: boolean supports `probability`; choice/score support `probabilities` and `confidence` |
+
+Score values use zero-based option indices. A probabilistic score must equal
+its distribution's weighted index, within the existing rounding tolerance.
+Questions in one request are independent; they cannot consume another answer
+from that request. Dependent stages require an explicit subsequent broker call
+within the broker's overall workflow budget.
+
+Every result has this shape:
+
+```js
+{
+  status: 'accepted', // Or abstained, invalid, unavailable, timeout, overloaded.
+  answers: [{
+    id: 'boundary', kind: 'choice', value: 'component',
+    probability: null,
+    probabilities: { component: 0.94, unknown: 0.06 },
+    confidence: 0.95,
+  }],
+  provenance: {
+    contractVersion: 1,
+    provider: { id: 'provider-id', version: '1' }, // Optional model if supplied.
+    profile: { id: 'example.boundaries', version: '1' }, // Or null.
+    cacheContext: { /* the exact supplied version context, or null */ },
+    inputHash: 'sha256-of-exact-provider-encoded-input',
+    completedAt: 1234,
+    usage: { inputTokens: 10, outputTokens: 5 }, // Or null.
+    mode: 'local', // live, demo, or local.
+    cacheKey: 'sha256-of-versioned-request-context', // Or null.
+  },
+  diagnostics: {
+    code: 'ok', calls: 1,
+    cache: { status: 'miss', key: 'sha256-of-versioned-request-context' },
+    // Existing bounded timing, question counts, usage and trace metadata.
+  },
+}
+```
+
+Boolean `value` is a supplied boolean or null; `probability` is the probability
+that the proposition is true. Neither is inferred from the other. Choice
+`value` is an option ID; score `value` is the numeric score. All unavailable
+metrics are null, including irrelevant metric fields. Never interpret missing
+confidence or a deterministic selection as probability 1. A provider can
+return an answer without probabilities only when the question does not require
+them. Missing required metrics yield `abstained / missing_answer_metrics`;
+unsupported declared capabilities yield `abstained / unsupported_capability`
+with `diagnostics.capabilityLimitations`. Invalid results have no answers.
+
+`accepted` means the bounded answer contract passed. Core still decides whether
+the answer supports an interpretation, a graph change, or no change. This does
+not establish execution, verification, or authoritative architectural truth.
+Provider-added text, explanations, bundles, judgments, and arbitrary usage
+fields are discarded.
+
+The metadata API rejects non-JSON values, cycles, excessive depth/size, and
+obvious source/credential fields such as `code`, `text`, `snippet`, `transcript`,
+`prompt`, and `apiKey`. This guard is not a substitute for broker authorization
+or core's local secret filtering; approved metadata must not hide raw content
+under another field name. No raw metadata state is retained in completed cache
+entries or diagnostics.
+
+## Extension analysis broker
+
+```js
+import { createAnalysisBroker } from '../runtime/decisions/broker.mjs';
+
+const runAnalysis = createAnalysisBroker({
+  service: decisions,
+  model: pipeline.model,
+  policy, // A policy object, or () => currentPolicy for a changing policy.
+  projectId,
+  registry,
+});
+
+const result = await runAnalysis({
+  projectId, extensionId, digest,
+  profile, // Installed declarative profile from runtime/extensions/profiles.mjs.
+  entityIds, // Nonempty unique canonical model IDs.
+  revision, // Current live model revision.
+  grant, // Grant snapshot already checked by the HTTP helper.
+  signal,
+});
+// { status: 'complete', requestId, interpretationIds }
+// or { status: 'unavailable' }
+```
+
+These are the exact five factory options. `service` supplies `evaluate`;
+`model` supplies synchronous `snapshot()` and `observeInterpretations()`.
+`registry` supplies async `getAssets(extensionId, { digest })` and
+`getGrant(extensionId)`. Use the same policy and project model as the pipeline.
+The factory returns the async function directly, with no extra object wrapper,
+queue, cache, source reader, or transport.
+
+The parent HTTP helper authenticates explicit POST requests with exactly
+`{id,digest,profileId,entityIds,revision}` and resolves the current installed
+profile and grant before this callback. It must never accept extension-supplied
+state or raw source. It owns response notification after the callback. Mounting,
+rendering, viewing, switching layouts, and replay never invoke analysis.
+
+The broker independently checks `analysis.request`, the immutable package
+digest and installed profile, approved profile/field/entity scope, current
+grant equality, and `transmitSource`. Read-only source consent is insufficient.
+It rejects replay/checkpoint snapshots. It repeats authority, policy,
+revision, metadata, and exact-reference checks after evaluation before core
+admission; it checks authority and resulting current records again before
+returning IDs. Revocation, stale evidence, malformed responses, cancellation,
+or exceeded bounds produce only `unavailable`.
+
+Profile questions are `{id,kind,question,options?,interpretationKind?,
+interpretationLabel?}`. Choice options are strings,
+mapped to neutral `{id: 'option-N', label}` entries. Extension scores have no
+options and a 0–1 range; the broker supplies neutral `['Low','High']` criteria.
+No taxonomy, provider name, model, key, endpoint, or vendor wire type is part of
+the extension profile schema. Questions remain independent.
+
+Only selected, current, locally filtered model metadata is sent. Entity fields
+are `id/kind/label/basis/parentId`; relation fields are
+`id/source/target/kind/basis`. Optional interpretation context contains bounded
+IDs, namespace/version, kind, safe label, entity IDs, and support. Relationships
+and interpretations cannot escape the selected entity scope. Paths,
+qualified names, source references, raw source, and arbitrary extra fields
+are omitted from transmission. Unsafe labels are replaced locally and make
+support unknown. Profile text is locally secret-filtered before dispatch.
+
+The exported `ANALYSIS_LIMITS` are 256 entities, 128 relations, 64 context
+interpretations, 16 exact source references, 16 questions, and 32 KiB metadata.
+The service's lower configured limits also apply. Oversized requests fail
+closed, without implicit batching or truncation. Nonempty references require
+a current, fresh, present artifact with exactly matching hash/generation and a
+known, safe, nonexcluded relative path; that path stays local. Public intent
+references cannot support analysis. Entities without references can receive
+only unknown interpretations.
+
+Evaluation provenance uses profile `{id: extensionId + '.' + profile.id,
+version: digest}`. The cache context binds project/worktree to the canonical
+project ID and lineage to `snapshot.coverage.lineage.id ?? projectId`. Policy
+version binds the effective policy plus the exact grant; evidence version binds
+revision plus the metadata/reference/lineage hash; task scope binds
+extension/profile/digest. A changed opaque lineage ID rejects an in-flight
+result even if source and revision are otherwise identical. Branch names and
+HEAD values are never sent to the provider; the opaque lineage ID stays in
+local cache provenance. The parent also invalidates/cancels work when replacing
+the project model.
+
+Profile `interpretationKind` may explicitly name `application`, `container`,
+`component`, `system`, `external_system`, `actor`, `person`, `context`, or
+`datastore`. `selected-choice` is allowed only for choice questions whose
+options are those exact kinds or `unknown`. Only supported, accepted answers
+with nonempty current references receive the declared kind. The broker derives
+it from the validated declaration and selected option ID, never from answer
+text or an arbitrary label. All other records keep their generic analysis kind.
+Without a declaration, choosing the string `application` cannot create a C4
+boundary; the default view remains unknown.
+
+An optional `interpretationLabel` requires a mapping and is limited to 80
+locally filtered characters. Otherwise the boundary uses the first selected
+entity's filtered core label. The label and mapping stay out of provider
+question descriptors; their installed digest binds them into grant and cache
+provenance. They do not change provider capabilities or wire contracts.
+
+Interpretations use namespace `extensionId + '.' + profile.id`, version
+`digest`, basis `decision`, and exact current references retained locally.
+The combined namespace must fit the model's 80-character limit. Missing
+probabilities or required confidence always produce `support: 'unknown'` and
+`classification: 'unknown'`, even if a deterministic provider selected a value.
+Probability thresholds reuse core admission defaults. Incomplete metadata
+support also remains unknown. These records do not establish runtime success.
+
+The broker reads back model-assigned IDs and returns only records that match
+this request, namespace, version, references, and current validity. It respects
+the core display-label projection. Capacity rejection cannot fabricate IDs;
+partial retention returns only the IDs actually retained. Results expose no
+provider response fields, grants, prompts, or metadata. The wider HTTP callback
+contract also permits `accepted` and `pending`; this synchronous admission
+broker currently returns only `complete` or `unavailable`.
+
+## Scheduling, cache, cancellation, and freshness
+
+All entry points share one concurrency limit, pending queue, cooldown, request
+and response byte limits, question limits, and deadline clock. Source work
+reserves two calls; a broker evaluation reserves one. Defaults remain two active
+workflows, 32 queued workflows, 2000 ms, 40 questions per request, 64 KiB request,
+and 256 KiB response. Requests do not retry. Adapter serialization is synchronous
+and side-effect-free; transport and response-body work must honor the shared
+abort signal. The service also bounds providers that ignore it.
+Queued broker evaluations yield to queued source/intake work.
+
+Evaluation caching requires all six `cacheContext` fields. They are bounded
+opaque identifiers or nonnegative integer versions; `taskScope` may be null.
+The broker must bind `evidenceVersion` to every supplied record/reference and
+`lineage` to the selected worktree/branch. Exact metadata, questions, options,
+required metrics, profile ID/version, provider ID/version/model/mode and
+capabilities also enter the key. Different taxonomy options therefore cannot
+reuse the same result. No context means no cache.
+
+Only successful normalized evaluation results are cached. Defaults are 512
+entries, 8 MiB total serialized results, and 60 seconds, with LRU eviction.
+Set any cache bound to zero to disable caching and coalescing. Cache entries
+contain answers and provenance, not source, state, or approved bundle objects.
+Source `classify` and `analyze` never reuse serialized approval capabilities.
+The parent may retain their original branded bundles under its own bounded
+admission lifecycle.
+
+Concurrent equivalent evaluations share one queued/active workflow. Each
+subscriber has its own cancellation and deadline; losing one subscriber does
+not cancel another. The underlying work stops when no subscribers remain.
+The first workflow's service deadline cannot be extended by later subscribers.
+Subscriber count is bounded by concurrency plus queue capacity. Stats expose
+cache hits, shared hits, evictions, entries/bytes, and active subscribers.
+
+`invalidateCache()` clears retained evaluations and aborts shared evaluations
+as `stale_evidence`; use it on revocation or scope invalidation, together with
+the broker's owner cancellation. It invalidates the whole service cache.
+Every consumer must still revalidate policy, lineage, evidence versions, task
+scope, and grant before applying either a fresh or cached result. Noncached
+calls are cancelled through their supplied signal. `close()` cancels all work
+and clears cached results. A cache hit reports zero new calls/usage; provenance
+retains the original provider usage and completion time.
+
+## Source A/B and registered source profiles
+
+`classify` keeps the existing neutral architecture catalog: immutable candidate
+snapshots, shared evidence sensitivity, per-entity relevance, core
+`materializeBundle`, exact approved B evidence, independent relation/context
+questions, and unchanged admission thresholds. The returned bundle is the
+exact branded core object. Providers never receive core functions, candidates'
+private IDs/digests, or the bundle capability. Source evidence and public intent
+stay distinct. The unchanged pipeline performs final version revalidation.
+
+Optional host `profiles` registrations support source-backed analysis through
+`analyze({ ...classifyInput, profileId })`. Each registration has
+`{ id, version, scope: 'entity' | 'bundle', questions }`; `questions` is an object
+keyed by question ID, containing neutral
+`{ type, instructions: { question, focus? }, criteria, requiredMetrics? }`.
+Boolean criteria have `true`/`false` descriptions, choice criteria map option
+IDs to descriptions, and score criteria are ordered string labels.
+Entity instructions use `{{entity}}` and `{{evidence}}` placeholders, expanded
+to exact approved array paths. The registry is a trusted host operation, not
+an extension callback.
+
+This path always runs A first and uses only the exact core bundle for its B
+questions. It returns `abstained / profile_answers` plus
+`analysis: { profileId, profileVersion, status: 'answered', answers, subjects }`
+and no graph judgments. `subjects` maps question IDs to local approved candidate
+IDs (null for bundle questions); core owns interpretation admission. Budgets
+can reject a large profile rather than adding hidden stages or weakening intake.
+The low-level array descriptor API above is the broker/SDK integration seam;
+these source registrations are an additional internal A/B facility.
+
+## Adapter contract v1
+
+A provider supplies:
+
+```js
+{
+  contractVersion: 1, id: 'example', version: '1', mode: 'local',
+  // model is optional opaque provenance, not a required vendor name.
+  capabilities: {
+    boolean: { probability: true },
+    choice: { probabilities: true, confidence: true },
+    score: { probabilities: true, confidence: true },
+  },
+  unavailableCode: null, // Or provider_unavailable; Jev compatibility uses missing_key.
+  encode(request) { return JSON.stringify(request); },
+  async execute(encoded, { signal, deadlineAt, maxResponseBytes, now, reportTransport }) {
+    // Return { answers: { questionId: normalizedAnswer }, usage: null | counts }.
+  },
+}
+```
+
+Absent capability types are unsupported; omitted/false metric flags mean the
+provider cannot supply that metric. The service exposes its immutable snapshot
+as `service.capabilities`. Internal request descriptors use the neutral
+`type/instructions/criteria/requiredMetrics` shape described above; adapters
+receive frozen projections. `encode` returns the exact outbound string, which
+core measures and hashes before dispatch. `execute` must use that string and
+make at most one bounded provider request. Credentials remain in the adapter's
+closure, not encoded requests, provenance, capabilities, or diagnostics.
+
+Internal boolean answers are `{ type:'boolean', value?, probability? }`;
+choice answers are `{ type:'choice', choice, probabilities?, confidence? }`;
+score answers are `{ type:'score', score, probabilities?, confidence? }`.
+Usage is optional `{ inputTokens, outputTokens }`. The service validates IDs,
+types, option coverage, finite metrics, distributions, winners, score
+consistency, and usage; Jev also retains its stricter wire validation.
+
+Adapters may throw `DecisionFault(code, status, { retryAfterMs })`; overload
+delays are clamped by core. Unknown fault strings are sanitized. Optional
+`reportTransport({httpStatus})` supports legacy diagnostics; non-HTTP providers
+need not call it. Providers are trusted daemon code, not sandboxed extensions.
+
+## Packaging and verification
+
+The parent owns pipeline/server integration and package allowlists. Include all
+`runtime/decisions/*.mjs` files and `runtime/jev/provider.mjs` in the root package
+file list and generated host packages. No version bump or release is made here.
+
+Run `npm test -- tests/decisions/*.test.mjs tests/jev/*.test.mjs` plus the
+pipeline/runtime integration tests. The unchanged Jev wire fixtures pin exact
+requests and rubrics. Deterministic provider tests exercise the same caller,
+pipeline, profiles, filtering, branded materialization, deadlines, stale
+rejection, capabilities, and cache behavior without credentials or live calls.