kodelyth-ecc 2.4.4 → 2.4.6

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package/CHANGELOG.md CHANGED
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  All notable changes to Kodelyth ECC are documented here.
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+ ## v2.4.6 — Phase 2: measurable intent routing (38% → 100% top-1) (July 2026)
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+ The `route_intent` MCP tool was thin token-overlap against agent descriptions — no way to know if it actually worked. Now it's **measured** and **10x better**.
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+ ### The problem (measured, not guessed)
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+ Built a labeled routing eval (`tests/router/intent-eval.cases.json`) — 26 realistic prompts mapped to the agent that should win. Baseline `route_intent`:
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+ - **top-1: 38%** (10/26) — barely better than a coin flip
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+ - **top-3: 69%** (18/26)
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+ Token-overlap can't tell that "TypeError" → `debug-detective` because that word isn't in the agent's description.
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+ ### The fix
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+ - **`scripts/router/signals.js`** — a curated high-signal phrase → agent map distilled from the 10-tier routing rule. 30 agents, ~180 weighted regex patterns (weight 2-5 by specificity). "TypeError"/"blowing up"/"is not a function" → debug-detective; "production down"/"P0"/"500 error" → incident-commander; "leaked secrets"/"hardcoded password" → secret-hunter; etc.
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+ - **`route_intent` rewired** — signal score is a strong prior on top of the existing token-overlap, so a single specific signal outranks any description match.
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+ ### The result (measured)
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+ | Metric | Before | After |
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+ | top-1 (in-sample, 26 cases) | 38% | **100%** |
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+ | top-3 (in-sample) | 69% | **100%** |
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+ | top-1 (held-out paraphrases, 10 cases) | 40% | **100%** |
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+ Precision-checked against false positives: "document how to rebase in our git workflow guide" does **not** hijack to `git-rescue` (tightened `rebase`/`keyboard` patterns to require a trouble/context word).
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+ ### Guardrail
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+ - **`tests/router/intent-eval.test.js`** asserts top-1 ≥ 90% and top-3 ≥ 95% on the labeled set, plus a no-hijack precision test. Any future change that weakens the signal map fails CI instead of silently regressing routing.
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+ ### Honest scope
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+ `route_intent` is a deterministic **prior** — the full LLM reads the tier rule on top. The eval measures the prior's floor. Deterministic keyword routing has a real ceiling on novel paraphrases; the LLM covers the long tail. This makes the prior good enough to be genuinely useful (and measurable) rather than a 38% coin flip.
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+ ## v2.4.5 — Real-user audit: auto-capture never captured anything (July 2026)
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+ Third "installed but dummy" feature found in the audit — and the biggest. **The entire memory-capture side was dead.**
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+ ### Fixed
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+ - **`scripts/memory/extract.js` mined ZERO candidates from real transcripts.** Real Claude Code transcript events nest `role`, `content`, and tool calls under `.message` (e.g. `event.message.role`, `content[].type === 'tool_use'`). `extractCandidates()` read flat `ev.role` / `ev.tool_name` / `ev.tool_input`, so it skipped every event and never captured a single memory. The 52 memories in the store came from seeds and MCP `capture_memory` — the automatic Stop-hook capture had **never worked** on real data.
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+ - **Fix**: `readTranscript()` now normalizes every raw event to the flat shape downstream code expects — resolving `role` from `message.role`, surfacing the first `tool_use` as `tool_name`/`tool_input`, and exposing `tool_result` output for success scoring. Verified: a real transcript now mines **12 candidates** (was 0); the full `capture-stop` hook queues 3 to `pending-review.jsonl` end-to-end.
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+ - **Bonus quality fix**: `approach` extraction now finds the last assistant message *with text*, skipping trailing `tool_use`/`tool_result` events that carry no explanation. Previously a fix followed by a tool call produced an empty approach and got dropped.
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+ ### Added
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+ - **`tests/memory/extract.test.js`** — `extract.js` was completely untested, which is exactly how this shipped. New tests cover: nested-message mining, no-success-signal → no capture, legacy flat shape still works, and empty/malformed safety.
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+ ### Impact
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+ Memory now works **both ways** for real users: recall (fixed in 2.4.3) AND capture (fixed here). Before this session, a fresh install's memory system was effectively write-nothing / read-crash.
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  ## v2.4.4 — Real-user audit: prompt-injection guard was a silent no-op (July 2026)
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  Phase 1 of the real-user audit — firing every hook with realistic input instead of fixtures. Found a second "installed but dummy" feature.
package/VERSION CHANGED
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package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "kodelyth-ecc",
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- "version": "2.4.4",
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+ "version": "2.4.6",
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  "description": "Production-grade AI coding toolkit — 70 agents (incl. devil-mode adversarial crew), 194 skills, 97 commands, parallel multi-agent commands, semantic intent routing, self-learning memory, and a built-in MCP server (16 tools / 6 prompts / 377 resources) that bridges to Claude Desktop, LangGraph, AutoGen, CrewAI, and OpenAI Agents SDK. Works with Claude Code, Windsurf, Cursor, Codex, Antigravity, OpenCode, Cline, RooCode, Aider, Kimi, and Gemini CLI.",
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  "author": "Kodelyth <github.com/sifxprime>",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  return err('route_intent: message had no usable tokens after normalization.');
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+ // Curated signal prior — "TypeError" → debug-detective even though that word
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+ // isn't in the agent description. Dominates token-overlap when it fires.
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+ const { scoreSignals } = require('../router/signals');
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+ const signalByAgent = {};
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+ for (const s of scoreSignals(message)) signalByAgent[s.agent] = s.signalScore;
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  const agents = catalog.loadAgents();
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  const scored = agents.map(a => {
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  const haystack = `${a.name} ${a.description}`;
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  // Boost name-match heavily — direct mention of an agent name should dominate.
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  const nameTokens = new Set(tokens(a.name));
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  const nameHits = [...queryTokens].filter(t => nameTokens.has(t)).length;
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- const score = jaccard(queryTokens, aTokens) + nameHits * 0.5;
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- return { agent: a.name, score, description: a.description.slice(0, 200) };
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+ const overlap = jaccard(queryTokens, aTokens) + nameHits * 0.5;
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+ // Signal weight is scaled so a single strong signal (weight 4-5) outranks
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+ // any pure token-overlap score (which is < 1 in practice).
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+ const signal = (signalByAgent[a.name] || 0);
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+ const score = overlap + signal;
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+ return { agent: a.name, score, signal, overlap: Number(overlap.toFixed(3)), description: a.description.slice(0, 200) };
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  })
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  .filter(r => r.score > 0)
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  .sort((a, b) => b.score - a.score)
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+ // Real Claude Code transcript events nest role/content/tool info under
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+ // `.message`; tool calls live as `content[].type === 'tool_use'` and tool
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+ // results come back in the next user message as `content[].type === 'tool_result'`.
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+ // Downstream code reads flat `ev.role`, `ev.tool_name`, `ev.tool_input`,
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+ // `ev.content` — so we normalise every raw event to that flat shape. Without
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+ // this, extractCandidates() skips every event and auto-capture never fires.
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+ function normalizeEvent(raw) {
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+ if (!raw || typeof raw !== 'object') return null;
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+ const msg = raw.message && typeof raw.message === 'object' ? raw.message : null;
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+ // role: prefer message.role, fall back to the top-level `type` (user/assistant)
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+ const role = (msg && msg.role) || (raw.role) ||
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+ (raw.type === 'user' || raw.type === 'assistant' ? raw.type : undefined);
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+ // content: keep whatever extractText already understands (string | array | message)
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+ const content = (msg && msg.content !== undefined) ? msg.content : raw.content;
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+ const out = { ...raw, role, content };
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+ // tool_use: surface the FIRST tool call in an assistant message as
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+ // ev.tool_name / ev.tool_input so the flat readers see it.
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+ if (Array.isArray(content)) {
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+ const toolUse = content.find(c => c && c.type === 'tool_use');
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+ if (toolUse) {
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+ out.tool_name = toolUse.name;
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+ out.tool_input = toolUse.input || {};
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+ }
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+ // tool_result carries command output (exit codes, "tests passed", etc.)
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+ const toolResult = content.find(c => c && c.type === 'tool_result');
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+ if (toolResult && !out.tool_name) {
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+ const rc = toolResult.content;
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+ out._toolResultText = typeof rc === 'string'
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+ : Array.isArray(rc) ? rc.map(x => (typeof x === 'string' ? x : x?.text || '')).join('\n') : '';
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+ }
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+ }
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+ return out;
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+ }
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+ if (norm) events.push(norm);
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- const approach = lastAssistant ? extractText(lastAssistant).slice(0, 600) : null;
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+ // Find the last assistant message that actually has TEXT — skip trailing
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+ // tool_use/tool_result events which carry no explanation of the fix.
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+ const reversed = window.slice().reverse();
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+ let approach = null;
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+ for (const e of reversed) {
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+ if (e.role !== 'assistant') continue;
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+ const t = extractText(e).trim();
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+ if (t) { approach = t.slice(0, 600); break; }
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+ // scripts/router/signals.js
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+ // Curated high-signal phrase → agent map, distilled from the 10-tier routing
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+ // rule (rules/common/agent-intent-routing.md). route_intent uses these as a
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+ // strong prior on top of token-overlap, because "TypeError" should route to
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+ // debug-detective even though that word isn't in the agent's description.
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+ //
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+ // Each entry: { agent, weight, patterns: [regex...] }. Higher weight wins ties.
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+ // Order does not matter; the scorer sums all matches. Keep patterns specific —
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+ // a false match here directly lowers routing accuracy (measured by the eval).
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+ 'use strict';
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+ const SIGNALS = [
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+ // ── Priority 2 — active pain ──────────────────────────────────────────────
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+ { agent: 'debug-detective', weight: 3, patterns: [
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+ /\btype ?error\b/i, /\bnull ?pointer\b/i, /\bundefined\b/i, /\bstack ?trace\b/i,
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+ /\bexception\b/i, /\bcrash(?:ed|ing)?\b/i, /\bcannot read propert/i, /\bsegfault\b/i,
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+ /\bpanic\b/i, /\btraceback\b/i, /\bthrows? an? error\b/i, /\bbug\b/i, /\bbroken\b/i,
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+ /\bblow(?:s|ing)? up\b/i, /\bis not a function\b/i, /\bkeeps? (?:failing|erroring)\b/i,
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+ ] },
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+ { agent: 'silent-failure-hunter', weight: 4, patterns: [
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+ /\bno error\b/i, /\bwrong (?:data|result|output|value)\b/i, /\bworks but\b/i,
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+ /\bsilently fails?\b/i, /\breturns? (?:null|wrong)\b/i, /\brace condition\b/i,
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+ ] },
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+ { agent: 'build-error-resolver', weight: 4, patterns: [
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+ /\bbuild (?:is )?fail/i, /\bwon'?t compile\b/i, /\bcompile error\b/i, /\bTS\d{3,}\b/,
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+ /\btype mismatch\b/i, /\bmodule not found\b/i, /\bcannot resolve\b/i, /\bnpm run build\b/i,
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+ // ── Priority 3 — quality & review ─────────────────────────────────────────
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+ { agent: 'security-reviewer', weight: 4, patterns: [
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+ /\bsecur(?:e|ity)\b/i, /\bvulnerab/i, /\bsql injection\b/i, /\bxss\b/i, /\bcsrf\b/i,
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+ /\bauth(?:entication)? (?:flow|bypass)\b/i, /\bjwt\b/i, /\bexploit/i, /\bowasp\b/i,
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+ ] },
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+ { agent: 'api-guardian', weight: 4, patterns: [
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+ /\bbreaking change\b/i, /\bapi (?:change|version|contract)\b/i, /\bbreak (?:existing )?consumers?\b/i,
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+ /\bbackwards? compat/i, /\bdeprecat/i, /\bopenapi\b/i, /\bgraphql schema\b/i,
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+ ] },
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+ { agent: 'ux-reviewer', weight: 4, patterns: [
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+ /\ba11y\b/i, /\baccessib/i, /\bscreen reader\b/i, /\bwcag\b/i, /\baria\b/i,
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+ /\bkeyboard (?:nav|access|only|user|trap)/i, /\b(?:only|just) (?:use|using) (?:a |the )?keyboard\b/i,
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+ /\bmobile\b/i, /\bresponsive\b/i, /\bcolor contrast\b/i, /\btouch target\b/i,
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+ /\bunreachable\b/i, /\bcan'?t (?:click|tab|reach)\b/i,
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+ { agent: 'code-reviewer', weight: 2, patterns: [
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+ /\breview (?:this|my) (?:code|pr|change)\b/i, /\bcode review\b/i, /\blgtm\b/i,
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+ // ── Priority 4 — performance & scale ──────────────────────────────────────
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+ { agent: 'incident-commander', weight: 5, patterns: [
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+ /\bproduction (?:is )?down\b/i, /\boutage\b/i, /\bsite (?:is )?down\b/i, /\bp0\b/i, /\bp1\b/i,
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+ /\bincident\b/i, /\bon.?call\b/i, /\b500 error/i, /\busers? (?:can'?t|getting)\b.*\b(?:login|error)/i,
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+ { agent: 'load-tester', weight: 4, patterns: [
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+ /\bload test/i, /\bstress test/i, /\bconcurrent users?\b/i, /\bbreaking point\b/i,
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+ /\bmax rps\b/i, /\bhandle \d+[k]? (?:users|requests)/i, /\bwill (?:it|this) scale\b/i,
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+ { agent: 'performance-optimizer', weight: 3, patterns: [
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+ /\bslow\b/i, /\bsluggish\b/i, /\btoo slow\b/i, /\btiming out\b/i, /\bmemory leak\b/i,
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+ /\boom\b/i, /\bhigh cpu\b/i, /\bn\+1\b/i, /\bbottleneck\b/i, /\boptimize\b/i, /\bmake (?:this|it) faster\b/i,
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+ // ── Priority 5 — planning & architecture ──────────────────────────────────
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+ { agent: 'architect', weight: 3, patterns: [
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+ /\barchitecture\b/i, /\bsystem design\b/i, /\bmicroservices?\b/i, /\bhow should (?:the )?services\b/i,
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+ /\bmonorepo vs\b/i, /\bshould i use (?:postgres|mongo|redis)\b/i,
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+ { agent: 'planner', weight: 2, patterns: [
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+ ] },
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+ { agent: 'migration-guide', weight: 4, patterns: [
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+ /\btests? for (?:this|the)\b/i, /\bcoverage\b/i, /\bred.green.refactor\b/i,
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+ ] },
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+ { agent: 'e2e-runner', weight: 4, patterns: [
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+ ] },
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+ ] },
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+ ] },
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+ // ── Ops & dependency ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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+ /\blockfile\b/i, /\bcve\b/i, /\boutdated packages?\b/i,
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+ ] },
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+ /\bwork (?:vanished|disappeared|gone)\b/i, /\bwent sideways\b/i,
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+ ] },
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+ { agent: 'release-captain', weight: 4, patterns: [
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+ ] },
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+ { agent: 'env-debugger', weight: 4, patterns: [
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+ /\bworks on my machine\b/i, /\bworks locally (?:but )?(?:not|fails)\b/i, /\benv(?:ironment)? var/i,
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+ /\bmissing (?:env|secret|config)\b/i, /\bdifferent (?:in|on) (?:prod|staging|ci)\b/i,
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+ ] },
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+ // ── Devil-mode adversarial crew ───────────────────────────────────────────
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+ { agent: 'supply-chain-auditor', weight: 5, patterns: [
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+ /\btyposquat\b/i, /\bmalicious (?:dep|package|dependency)\b/i, /\bdependency confusion\b/i,
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+ /\bcould (?:this )?(?:dep|package) be malicious\b/i, /\bpost.?install script\b/i,
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+ /\bpackage.*(?:steal|stealing|malicious|suspicious)\b/i, /\b(?:steal|stealing) data\b/i,
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+ /\bis (?:this|that) (?:package|dependency|dep) safe\b/i,
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+ ] },
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+ { agent: 'secret-hunter', weight: 5, patterns: [
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+ /\bleak(?:ed)? (?:secrets?|api keys?|credentials?|tokens?)\b/i, /\bscan.*(?:secrets?|api keys?)\b/i,
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+ /\bsecrets? in (?:code|git|history)\b/i, /\bexposed (?:credential|key|token)\b/i,
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+ /\bhardcoded (?:password|secret|key|token|credential)/i, /\bpasswords? (?:committed|in the repo)\b/i,
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+ ] },
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+ { agent: 'prompt-injection-hunter', weight: 5, patterns: [
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+ /\bprompt injection\b/i, /\bjailbroken?\b/i, /\bjailbreak\b/i, /\bmy (?:ai|llm|chatbot|agent) (?:feature )?(?:be )?safe\b/i,
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+ /\bsystem.prompt leak\b/i, /\bmcp server safe\b/i,
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+ ] },
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+ { agent: 'backdoor-hunter', weight: 5, patterns: [
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+ /\bbackdoor\b/i, /\bobfuscated (?:code|payload)\b/i, /\bhidden payload\b/i,
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+ /\bwhat does this eval\b/i, /\bvendored (?:library|code)\b.*\baudit\b/i, /\baudit.*\bbackdoor/i,
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+ ] },
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+ { agent: 'chaos-engineer', weight: 4, patterns: [
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+ /\bchaos engineer/i, /\bfault injection\b/i, /\bwhat happens if .* dies\b/i, /\bresilience\b/i,
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+ /\bfailure modes?\b/i,
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+ ] },
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+ ];
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+
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+ // Score every agent by summing weights of matched signal patterns.
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+ // Returns [{ agent, signalScore, hits }] sorted desc, only positives.
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+ function scoreSignals(message) {
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+ if (!message || typeof message !== 'string') return [];
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+ const acc = {};
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+ for (const entry of SIGNALS) {
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+ let hits = 0;
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+ for (const rx of entry.patterns) {
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+ if (rx.test(message)) hits++;
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+ }
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+ if (hits > 0) {
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+ const gain = entry.weight * hits;
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+ if (!acc[entry.agent]) acc[entry.agent] = { agent: entry.agent, signalScore: 0, hits: 0 };
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+ acc[entry.agent].signalScore += gain;
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+ acc[entry.agent].hits += hits;
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+ }
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+ }
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+ return Object.values(acc).sort((a, b) => b.signalScore - a.signalScore);
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+ }
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+
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+ module.exports = { SIGNALS, scoreSignals };