sinapse-ai 9.3.0 → 9.5.0

package/bin/utils/deprecation-warning.js

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+/**
+ * Deprecation Warning Helper
+ *
+ * Emits a single deprecation notice on stderr when a legacy binary is invoked.
+ * Written to stderr (not stdout) to avoid polluting pipes or scripts that
+ * capture the functional output of the canonical commands.
+ *
+ * The warning NEVER blocks execution, NEVER changes exit code, and is
+ * emitted exactly ONCE per process invocation (idempotent).
+ *
+ * See Story 10.13 AC 9 for the exact format contract.
+ */
+
+'use strict';
+
+let emitted = false;
+
+/**
+ * Emit a deprecation warning for a legacy binary.
+ *
+ * @param {string} binaryName - The legacy binary name (e.g. 'sinapse', 'sinapse-minimal', 'sinapse-graph').
+ * @param {string} [subcmd]   - The subcommand that was invoked (e.g. 'install', 'update'). If omitted or
+ *                              unknown, the warning points users at `npx sinapse-ai --help`.
+ */
+function emitDeprecationWarning(binaryName, subcmd) {
+  if (emitted) return;
+  emitted = true;
+
+  const knownSubcmds = new Set(['install', 'update', 'uninstall']);
+  const replacement =
+    subcmd && knownSubcmds.has(subcmd)
+      ? `npx sinapse-ai ${subcmd}`
+      : 'npx sinapse-ai --help';
+
+  // ANSI yellow for the [DEPRECATED] tag (matches the project convention in bin/cli.js).
+  const tag = '\x1b[33m[DEPRECATED]\x1b[0m';
+  const msg =
+    `${tag} The \`${binaryName}\` binary is deprecated. ` +
+    `Use \`${replacement}\` instead. ` +
+    'This alias will be removed in the next major version (v11).\n';
+
+  // Writing directly to stderr keeps stdout clean for piping/scripting.
+  process.stderr.write(msg);
+}
+
+module.exports = { emitDeprecationWarning };

package/bin/utils/pre-push-safety.js

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   const branchName = getCurrentBranch();
   const refs = parsePushRefs(fs.readFileSync(0));
 
+  // Allow metadata-only pushes (tags and git notes). semantic-release pushes
+  // release tags and semantic-release notes from main in CI; neither modifies
+  // branch history, so branch-protection rules don't apply.
+  const metadataOnlyPush =
+    refs.length > 0 &&
+    refs.every(
+      (ref) =>
+        ref.remoteRef &&
+        (ref.remoteRef.startsWith('refs/tags/') || ref.remoteRef.startsWith('refs/notes/')),
+    );
+  if (metadataOnlyPush) {
+    return;
+  }
+
   if (branchName === defaultBranch || branchName === 'master') {
     console.error('');
     console.error(`Pre-push Safety: push blocked on protected branch '${branchName}'.`);

package/docs/TELEMETRY.md

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+# SINAPSE Telemetry — Privacy Policy
+
+> **Status:** STUB — disabled by default. No real endpoint is active yet.
+> **Story:** C.1 — Exit Codes, Auto-Doctor & Opt-in Telemetry
+> **Last updated:** 2026-04-15
+
+## TL;DR
+
+- **Telemetry is OFF by default.** SINAPSE sends nothing until you explicitly opt in.
+- When enabled, we collect **only** anonymized failure categories — no paths, no usernames, no code, no project data.
+- You can turn it off any time with `sinapse telemetry disable`.
+- This is currently a **stub** — no real HTTP requests are made. See [Current status](#current-status-stub).
+
+## Why telemetry?
+
+SINAPSE is open-source and distributed via `npm install -g sinapse-ai`. When an install fails on a contributor's machine we often have no way of knowing — the user gets a cryptic error and gives up. Opt-in telemetry lets users who want to help improve SINAPSE share anonymized failure signals so the team can prioritize fixes.
+
+If you do not want to participate: do nothing. Telemetry stays off.
+
+## What we collect (when you opt in)
+
+Exactly four fields per event:
+
+| Field | Type | Example | Purpose |
+|-------|------|---------|---------|
+| `category` | string | `doctor-fail` | Which failure category was triggered |
+| `platform` | `win32` \| `darwin` \| `linux` | `win32` | Which OS family the failure happened on |
+| `version` | string | `10.0.0-rc.3` | Which SINAPSE version is installed |
+| `timestamp` | ISO 8601 string | `2026-04-15T12:34:56.789Z` | When the event occurred |
+
+The `category` field is restricted to a closed list of predefined values:
+
+- `doctor-fail` — `sinapse doctor` returned a FAIL verdict
+- `sync-ide-fail` — IDE sync (`npm run sync:ide`) failed during postinstall
+- `permission-error` — Filesystem permission error (EACCES / EPERM) during install
+- `runtime-dir-fail` — Could not create `.sinapse/handoffs` or `.sinapse/scratchpad`
+- `unknown` — Catch-all for unclassified failures
+
+Any category outside this list is coerced to `unknown` before sending.
+
+## What we do NOT collect
+
+Ever. Under any circumstances. By design — these fields do not exist in the payload schema:
+
+- File paths, file names, or directory structures
+- Usernames, machine names, or hostnames
+- IP addresses (no real endpoint = no IPs)
+- Source code, git history, commit messages, branch names
+- Environment variables (beyond `SINAPSE_TELEMETRY` state)
+- Stack traces, error messages, or log output
+- Timing data, performance metrics, or usage patterns
+- Project names or package names you install alongside SINAPSE
+- Any other personally identifiable information (PII)
+
+If you inspect `.sinapse-ai/core/telemetry/index.js` you will see that the payload is built by a single function (`buildPayload`) with a frozen schema. There is no code path that adds additional fields.
+
+## How to enable / disable
+
+**Enable (opt in):**
+
+```bash
+sinapse telemetry enable
+```
+
+This writes `{ "telemetry": true }` to `~/.sinapse/config.json`. A confirmation message is printed.
+
+**Disable (opt out):**
+
+```bash
+sinapse telemetry disable
+```
+
+**Check current state:**
+
+```bash
+sinapse telemetry status
+```
+
+**Force via environment variable (CI, containers, test runs):**
+
+```bash
+SINAPSE_TELEMETRY=1 sinapse ...   # force on
+SINAPSE_TELEMETRY=0 sinapse ...   # force off (wins over config file)
+```
+
+The env var overrides whatever is in the config file, every time. Unset the var to go back to config-file behavior.
+
+## Where the opt-in state is stored
+
+```
+~/.sinapse/config.json
+```
+
+Example contents:
+
+```json
+{
+  "telemetry": true
+}
+```
+
+This is a per-user file. It is never committed, never synced between machines, and never read by any other SINAPSE component. Deleting the file is equivalent to `sinapse telemetry disable` (the missing key is treated as opt-out).
+
+## Current status: STUB
+
+At the time of writing (Story C.1), the telemetry module is a **stub implementation**:
+
+- `send(event)` builds the anonymized payload and logs it at **debug** level only.
+- **No HTTP request is made. Ever. There is no endpoint URL in the code.**
+- A `TODO(follow-up-story)` comment in `.sinapse-ai/core/telemetry/index.js` marks exactly where the real endpoint would be wired in a follow-up story.
+
+This means: even with telemetry enabled **on purpose**, nothing leaves your machine today. The policy above is forward-looking — it describes the contract the real endpoint will honor once the follow-up story is completed and reviewed.
+
+## When will the real endpoint go live?
+
+Before any real endpoint is activated, the SINAPSE team will:
+
+1. Finalize this privacy policy (legal review pending).
+2. Publish the endpoint URL in the CHANGELOG.
+3. Ship a dedicated release note explaining the change.
+4. Keep the opt-in model — users who never enabled telemetry will never be enrolled.
+
+Until all four are done, `send()` remains a stub.
+
+## Contact
+
+Found a bug in the telemetry implementation? Think we are collecting something we should not? Open an issue at <https://github.com/SinapseAI/sinapse-ai/issues> or email the maintainers listed in `package.json`.
+
+## Audit trail
+
+- **2026-04-15** — Initial stub created (Story C.1). Payload schema frozen. No endpoint.