mindforge-cc 8.2.0 → 9.0.0

package/docs/architecture/V9-BEDROCK.md

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+# MindForge v9.0.0: Bedrock Meridian (Pillars XXIV-XXVIII)
+
+The **Bedrock Meridian** release replaces the remaining stub-driven scaffolding in MindForge with production-grade execution, data, and testing infrastructure. Every component introduced in this release is grounded in real I/O, validated input, and deterministic state transitions — eliminating the last category of "trust the stub" assumptions from the framework.
+
+---
+
+## Pillar XXIV: Grounded Wave Execution
+
+### Execution Goal
+
+To replace the AutoRunner's placeholder stubs with a real HANDOFF-driven execution pipeline that parses, validates, and dispatches waves against live policy and drift checks.
+
+### Components
+
+- **`_buildWaves()` Parser**: Converts the raw HANDOFF document into an ordered array of executable wave descriptors. Enforces phase input validation (alphanumeric characters only) and strict JSON parse error handling to prevent malformed payloads from entering the execution loop.
+- **`hasNextWave()` Loop**: Stateful iterator that advances through the parsed wave queue, providing a clean termination boundary for the dispatch cycle.
+- **`executeWave()` Dispatcher**: Executes a single wave against the current policy context, recording telemetry and exit status to the audit stream.
+- **`auto-state.json` Resume**: Persists wave progress to disk after every dispatch, enabling deterministic mid-run recovery without re-executing completed waves.
+
+### Execution Workflow
+
+1. **`runPreFlight()`**: Environment and dependency validation before any wave is touched.
+2. **Validate HANDOFF**: Confirm the HANDOFF document exists, is parseable, and contains at least one well-formed wave descriptor.
+3. **Parse Waves**: `_buildWaves()` converts the HANDOFF into the internal wave queue with alphanumeric phase validation.
+4. **Dispatch Loop**:
+   - **Policy Check** — Evaluate the current wave against CADIA governance constraints.
+   - **Arbitrage** — Route the wave to the optimal model via the `CloudBroker` cost/intelligence matrix.
+   - **Drift Check** — Run the `LogicDriftDetector` against the active reasoning trace.
+   - **Execute Wave** — Dispatch and record the result.
+5. **Complete**: Finalize `auto-state.json`, flush the audit stream, and emit the terminal status event.
+
+---
+
+## Pillar XXV: Model Topology Modernization
+
+### Modernization Goal
+
+To align all model references across the framework to the Claude 4.x family, eliminating stale model identifiers and hardening provider routing logic against cross-provider misrouting.
+
+### Files Updated
+
+- **`model-router.js`**: Central routing table updated to Claude 4.x defaults.
+- **`model-client.js`**: Client initialization and fallback logic aligned to new model identifiers.
+- **`model-broker.js`**: Broker arbitrage scoring recalibrated for Claude 4.x intelligence tiers.
+- **`cloud-broker.js`**: Provider detection logic tightened (see below).
+- **`MINDFORGE.md`**: Parameter Registry defaults updated to reflect the new model topology.
+
+### New Model Defaults
+
+| Tier | Model Identifier | Role |
+|------|-----------------|------|
+| Apex | `claude-opus-4-7` | Architectural reasoning, SRE debate auditor, sovereign decisions |
+| Standard | `claude-sonnet-4-6` | Implementation, code generation, standard autonomous waves |
+| Fast | `claude-haiku-4-5` | Triage, classification, low-latency auxiliary tasks |
+| External | `gemini-2.5-pro` | Cross-provider hedging, million-token context research |
+
+### Routing Hardening
+
+Provider routing now uses `startsWith()` (not `includes()`) when matching model identifiers to provider prefixes. This prevents cross-provider misrouting where a model name containing a substring of another provider's prefix (e.g., `claude` inside a hypothetical `xclaude-open` model) could be dispatched to the wrong API endpoint.
+
+### Security
+
+API key values are sanitized in all error paths. Stack traces and error messages that previously could leak partial key material now redact credentials before logging or propagation.
+
+---
+
+## Pillar XXVI: Unified Memory Architecture
+
+### Consolidation Goal
+
+To consolidate the four separate JSONL knowledge stores into a single SQLite database, providing transactional integrity, full-text search, and relational graph traversal in a unified data layer.
+
+### New Tables
+
+| Table | Purpose |
+|-------|---------|
+| `knowledge` | Primary knowledge store — replaces all four JSONL files with structured rows |
+| `graph_edges` | Directed edges for the knowledge graph (source, target, relation, weight) |
+| `_migrations` | Schema migration tracking (see Pillar XXVII) |
+
+### Indexes
+
+- **FTS5 Index (`knowledge_search`)**: Full-text search over knowledge content with query sanitization to prevent FTS5 injection attacks. User-supplied search terms are escaped before reaching the FTS5 engine.
+- **Secondary Indexes**:
+  - `trace_id` — Fast lookup by NexusTracer span identifier.
+  - `timestamp` — Chronological range queries for temporal navigation.
+  - `type` — Category-based filtering (insight, learning, directive, etc.).
+  - `source_id` / `target_id` — Graph edge traversal without full table scans.
+
+### ID Generation
+
+All record identifiers are generated using `crypto.randomBytes()`, replacing the previous `Date.now()` + counter scheme. This eliminates ID collision risk in high-throughput concurrent wave execution.
+
+---
+
+## Pillar XXVII: Schema Migration Engine
+
+### Migration Goal
+
+To replace the fragile `try/catch ALTER TABLE` pattern with a tracked, transactional migration system that guarantees schema consistency across framework upgrades.
+
+### Migration Table
+
+The `_migrations` table enforces a `UNIQUE` constraint on the migration `name` column, preventing duplicate application of the same migration under any execution path.
+
+### Migration Protocol
+
+1. **`getAppliedMigrations()`**: Query the `_migrations` table for all previously applied migration names.
+2. **Delta Calculation**: Diff the full migration registry against the applied set to determine pending migrations.
+3. **Transaction-Wrapped Bulk Execution**: All pending migrations run inside a single SQLite transaction. If any migration fails, the entire batch rolls back — no partial schema states.
+4. **Registration**: Each successfully applied migration is recorded in `_migrations` with its name and application timestamp.
+
+### Performance
+
+Transaction-wrapped bulk migration delivers a **200x performance improvement** over the previous per-statement `ALTER TABLE` approach, which incurred individual transaction overhead for every schema change.
+
+### Idempotency
+
+The `getAppliedMigrations()` check at the start of every migration run ensures full idempotency. Running the migration engine against an already-current database is a no-op with zero side effects.
+
+---
+
+## Pillar XXVIII: Integration Test Chain
+
+### Testing Goal
+
+To provide end-to-end verification across all five Bedrock Meridian pillars with deterministic assertions, negative case coverage, and automatic resource cleanup.
+
+### Coverage
+
+**27 assertions** spanning:
+
+| Pillar | Positive Cases | Negative Cases |
+|--------|---------------|----------------|
+| XXIV — Grounded Wave Execution | Wave parsing, dispatch loop, state resume | Invalid phase names (non-alphanumeric rejection) |
+| XXV — Model Topology | Default resolution, routing correctness | Prototype pollution attempts on model config |
+| XXVI — Unified Memory | Insert, FTS5 search, graph traversal | FTS5 injection payloads (escaped and neutralized) |
+| XXVII — Schema Migration | Forward migration, idempotent re-run | Duplicate migration name handling |
+| XXVIII — Test Chain | Self-verification of test infrastructure | Corrupt `auto-state.json` recovery |
+
+### Negative Case Highlights
+
+- **Invalid Phase**: Non-alphanumeric phase identifiers are rejected before reaching the wave parser.
+- **Prototype Pollution**: Attempts to inject `__proto__` or `constructor` keys into model configuration are blocked.
+- **FTS5 Injection**: Malicious FTS5 query syntax is sanitized, preventing denial-of-service or data exfiltration through the search index.
+- **Corrupt State**: A corrupted or truncated `auto-state.json` triggers a clean re-initialization rather than a crash.
+
+### Cleanup
+
+All test fixtures register a `process.on('exit')` handler that removes temporary databases, state files, and mock HANDOFF documents — ensuring zero test artifact leakage regardless of assertion pass/fail status.
+
+---
+
+## Architectural Interlock (v9.0)
+
+The Bedrock Meridian builds directly on the **Autonomous SRE Layer** (V8.x) and the **Sovereign Intelligence** (V6.x) foundations. Grounded Wave Execution (XXIV) replaces the stub pipelines that the SRE Sentinel (XX) previously monitored with real, dispatchable waves. Model Topology Modernization (XXV) updates the routing tables consumed by the CloudBroker (V5.x Pillar V) and the SRE Debate Auditor (V8.x Pillar XXII). Unified Memory (XXVI) and the Schema Migration Engine (XXVII) provide the durable storage substrate that all upstream pillars — from the Knowledge Graph (V3.x) to the Temporal Steering Hub (V5.x Pillar VII) — now converge upon.
+
+---
+
+### Status
+
+*V9.0.0 Bedrock Meridian Implemented & Verified (2026-04-30)*

package/docs/governance-guide.md

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-# MindForge Governance Guide (v8.2.0)
+# MindForge Governance Guide (v9.0.0)
 
 Autonomous Site Reliability & Self-Healing Governance
 
 ## 1. Goal
 
-MindForge v8.2.0 introduces the **Autonomous SRE Layer**, enabling the framework to transition from a proactive coding assistant to a self-healing production reliability engine. This release hardens the governance framework to handle autonomous production remediation with deterministic safety, adversarial auditing, and SLI-based verification.
+MindForge v9.0.0 builds on the **Autonomous SRE Layer** introduced in v8.2.0, adding grounded execution semantics and model topology updates across the governance stack. The framework continues its transition from a proactive coding assistant to a self-healing production reliability engine, now with hardened input validation, updated trust primitives, and tighter integration between the CADIA engine and the new execution model. This release hardens the governance framework to handle autonomous production remediation with deterministic safety, adversarial auditing, and SLI-based verification.
 
 ## 2. Post-Quantum Agentic Security (Pillar XI)
 
@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ Before the `AutoRunner` begins a new execution wave, it extracts the acting agen
 - **SessionId**: The unique identifier for the current autonomous session.
 - **Reasoning Proof**: (Tier 3 Only) A justification for high-risk architectural actions.
 
-### B. Policy Evaluation (v8.2.0)
+### B. Policy Evaluation (v9.0.0)
 The upgraded `PolicyEngine` evaluates the intent using the CADIA scoring model:
 1.  **Blast Radius Calculation**: The `ImpactAnalyzer` computes a risk score (0-100) based on architectural influence, session history, and goal alignment.
 2.  **Tier-Based Enforcement**: 
@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ Trust Tiers (0-3) provide a risk "overhead" buffer:
 
 ## 6. Trust Tier Architecture (ZTAI Hardened)
 
-V8.2.0 maps ZTAI Trust Tiers to explicit project roles through the `RBACManager`.
+V9.0.0 maps ZTAI Trust Tiers to explicit project roles through the `RBACManager`.
 
 | Tier | Role | Scope | Hardening |
 | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ V8.2.0 maps ZTAI Trust Tiers to explicit project roles through the `RBACManager`
 | **2** | Specialized | Security/Ops Specialist. | Access to `/security`, `/infra`. Higher risk cap (60). |
 | **3** | Principal | Lead Architect / CEO / SRE Auditor. | **Full CADIA Bypass** (with Reasoning Proof). |
 
-## 7. Autonomous SRE Sovereignty (v8.2.0)
+## 7. Autonomous SRE Sovereignty (v9.0.0)
 
 Specialized governance for self-healing remediation waves.
 
@@ -113,13 +113,22 @@ Every governance evaluation is persistently recorded in `.planning/RISK-AUDIT.js
 
 ## 10. Enterprise Policies
 
-MindForge v8.2.0 ships with default policies including:
+MindForge v9.0.0 ships with default policies including:
 - **`gate_tier_3_engine`**: Blocks all modifications to `bin/autonomous/` unless signed by a Tier 3 DID.
 - **`protect_sre_namespace`**: Limits access to `/bin/sre` to the `sre-auditor` and `sre-engineer` roles.
-- **`enforce_blast_radius` (v8.2.0)**: Dynamic policy that enforces a strict 65-point cap for non-Sovereign agents.
+- **`enforce_blast_radius` (v9.0.0)**: Dynamic policy that enforces a strict 65-point cap for non-Sovereign agents.
 - **`require_sli_verification`**: Prevents the release of `REMEDIATION_WAVES` unless the `SLIVerifier` returns a `CONFIRMED_PASS` status.
 
+## 11. Security Hardening (v9.0.0)
+
+V9.0.0 introduces four targeted security hardening measures across the governance and execution layers:
+
+- **Phase Input Validation**: All phase transition inputs are now schema-validated before reaching the CADIA engine. Malformed or unexpected payloads are rejected at the boundary, preventing state corruption from ill-formed autonomous intents.
+- **Prototype Pollution Protection**: Object construction paths in the policy engine, config loaders, and shard controller sanitize incoming keys to block `__proto__`, `constructor`, and `prototype` injection vectors.
+- **API Key Redaction**: All audit log writers, event stream emitters, and diagnostic outputs now pass through a redaction layer that strips API keys, tokens, and credential fragments before they reach any persisted or transmitted surface.
+- **FTS5 Query Sanitization**: Full-text search queries against the MindForge SQLite knowledge store are parameterized and escaped to prevent FTS5 syntax injection, eliminating a class of search-based data exfiltration risks.
+
 ---
 
-*Status: V8.2.0 Autonomous SRE Governance Implemented & Verified (2026-04-18)*
+*Status: V9.0.0 Autonomous SRE Governance Implemented & Verified (2026-04-30)*
 

package/package.json

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   "name": "mindforge-cc",
-  "version": "8.2.0",
-  "description": "MindForge — Sovereign Agentic Intelligence Framework. (Autonomous SRE Layer — Pillars XX-XXIII enabled)",
+  "version": "9.0.0",
+  "description": "MindForge — Sovereign Agentic Intelligence Framework. Bedrock Meridian: Grounded Execution (Pillars XXIV-XXVIII)",
   "bin": {
     "mindforge-cc": "bin/install.js"
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package/.mindforge/mirrors/mirror-sre-776a1cf9/.agent/CLAUDE.md

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-# MindForge — Unified Protocol Engine (v5.10.0-NEXUS)
-
-# MASTER DIRECTIVE: Every session MUST begin by loading the Parameter Registry (MINDFORGE.md) and activating the `mindforge-neural-orchestrator` layer.
-
----
-
-## 🎯 MISSION STATEMENT
-
-You are a **Dynamic Multi-Agent Swarm (Agentic Mesh)**. Your mission is to execute project objectives via parallel specialist clusters, ensuring architectural integrity and zero-trust verification.
-
----
-
-## 🛠️ CORE PROTOCOLS (The "How")
-
-### 1. Swarm Dynamic Orchestration (V4)
-**IF** task complexity/impact is high **OR** cross-disciplinary logic is required:
-1.  Invoke `SwarmController` and activate `mindforge-swarm-execution`.
-2.  Spawn task-specific ephemeral specialist cluster (AIEngineering, Security, etc.).
-3.  Inject knowledge patches via `PersonaFactory` (Context7).
-4.  Execute parallel mesh waves via `WaveExecutor` guided by `mindforge-parallel-mesh_extended`.
-5.  Consolidate mesh findings into a single `SWARM-SUMMARY`.
-
-### 2. The Sharded Memory Loop (SRD)
-**IF** context ≥ 70% **OR** starting a new task:
-1. Initialize `shard-controller.js`.
-2. Rotate context per the Tri-Tier strategy (Hot/Warm/Cold).
-3. Inject only sharded relevant data into the active buffer.
-
-### 3. The Adversarial Decision Loop (ADS)
-**BEFORE** committing any architectural change:
-1. Spawn Red-Team/Blue-Team debate contexts.
-2. Run `soul-engine.js` on the proposed diff.
-3. **STOP** if SOUL Score < `[MIN_SOUL_SCORE]` from MINDFORGE.md.
-
-### 4. Standard Extended Protocols (Quality Gates)
-**MANDATORY**: For specific workflows, activate the corresponding `_extended` protocol:
-- **Planning**: `mindforge-plan-phase_extended` + `mindforge-brainstorming`.
-- **Execution**: `mindforge-execute-phase_extended`.
-- **Debugging**: `mindforge-debug_extended` (Scientific RCA).
-- **TDD**: `mindforge-tdd_extended` (Red-Green-Refactor).
-- **Shipping**: `mindforge-ship_extended`.
-- **Verification**: `mindforge-verify-work_extended`.
-
-### 5. The Temporal Vision Loop (Hindsight & Steering)
-**IF** verification fails **OR** deep bug suspected **OR** manual correction needed:
-1. Invoke the **MindForge Dashboard (localhost:7339)** and navigate to the **Temporal** tab.
-2. Use the **Temporal Slider** to identify the exact divergence point in the reasoning history.
-3. Inject a **Hindsight Steering Vector** via the dashboard to rollback state and re-trigger optimization.
-4. Verify the `auto-state.json` status has transitioned to `awaiting_regeneration`.
-
-### 6. AgRevOps Governance (Pillar VIII)
-**MANDATORY for all Enterprise-tier sessions**:
-1. Monitor the **AgRevOps Hub** on the dashboard for real-time ROI tracking ($100/hr mapping).
-2. Validate the **Security Health Score** (must remain > 85).
-3. Check the **Velocity Forecaster** for milestone completion ETAs.
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-## SESSION START PROTOCOL (The "Gates")
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-Prioritize based on `[REACTIVE_MODE]` in MINDFORGE.md. These are the **Quality gates**:
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-- [ ] **Load Config**: Read PROJECT.md, STATE.md, and **MINDFORGE.md**.
-- [ ] **Nexus Sync**: Ensure `NexusTracer` singleton is initialized and active.
-- [ ] **AgRevOps Check**: Verify ROI trends and Security Health Score via `/api/revops`.
-- [ ] **PLAN-FIRST RULE**: Never code without a verified XML plan.
-- [ ] **Verify First**: Never task-complete without successful `<verify>` output.
-- [ ] **Audit Always**: Write a JSONL entry for every significant session event. All entries must be Merkle-linked.
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-## ⚡ COMMAND SUITE
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-- `/mindforge:next` — Primary auto-discovery.
-- `/mindforge:auto` — Reactive engine start.
-- `/mindforge:brainstorming` — Creative & architectural exploration.
-- `/mindforge:history` — Temporal Hub access.
-- `/mindforge:status` — Project health & sharding state.
-- `/mindforge:audit` — Day 4 governance access.
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-## 🛡️ CRITICAL SECURITY & AUTO-TRIGGER
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-Any change to `Auth/Payment/PII/Uploads` triggers an automatic **Security Persona** lock (**SECURITY AUTO-TRIGGER**). **Tier 3** changes require manual overhead.
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-1. Read `security-reviewer.md`.
-2. Run `mindforge:security-scan` PRE-COMMIT.
-3. Fail if any Medium+ findings are unaddressed.
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-## ✍️ IDENTITY
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-Adopt the Principal AI persona. Be instruction-dense, unambiguous, and architectural.
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-**Source of Truth Hierarchy**:
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-1. SOUL.md (Sovereign Identity — Behavioral OS)
-2. MINDFORGE.md (Parameter Registry)
-3. .agent/CLAUDE.md (Protocols)
-4. `.mindforge/` (Framework Binary Logic)