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  7. aleph_compiler-1.1.2/src/aleph/__init__.py +5 -0
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  21. aleph_compiler-1.1.2/src/aleph/epistemic/__init__.py +1 -0
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  61. aleph_compiler-1.1.2/src/aleph/query/__init__.py +0 -0
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  65. aleph_compiler-1.1.2/src/aleph/store/__init__.py +5 -0
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  68. aleph_compiler-1.1.2/src/aleph/structure/__init__.py +5 -0
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  72. aleph_compiler-1.1.2/src/aleph/symbols/__init__.py +6 -0
  73. aleph_compiler-1.1.2/src/aleph/symbols/extractor.py +363 -0
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  78. aleph_compiler-1.1.2/src/aleph/temporal/__init__.py +1 -0
  79. aleph_compiler-1.1.2/src/aleph/temporal/analyzer.py +261 -0
  80. aleph_compiler-1.1.2/src/aleph/temporal/git_analyzer.py +84 -0
  81. aleph_compiler-1.1.2/src/aleph/temporal/git_history.py +694 -0
  82. aleph_compiler-1.1.2/src/aleph/util/__init__.py +7 -0
  83. aleph_compiler-1.1.2/src/aleph/util/ast_utils.py +38 -0
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+ # Aleph
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+ > **A universal semantic compression layer for LLMs.**
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+ > Encode meaning, not noise. Navigate, don't scan. Remember, don't re-derive.
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+ **Patent Pending** — See [NOTICE](NOTICE)
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+ ---
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+ ## What Aleph does
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+ Large codebases overwhelm LLM context windows. An LLM reading source code is like a human reading machine code — the information density is wrong for the reader.
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+ Aleph compiles your codebase into a navigable, queryable semantic representation. Two numbers matter here — and, true to a tool built on receipts, we won't blur them into one. On symbol-shaped questions (resolve / callers / explain), Aleph **matches a grep+read baseline's accuracy using 2.2×–5.3× fewer tokens**. Across all 26 benchmark tasks, its **median token advantage is 5.71×** — Aleph is leaner on every task, though on open-ended *find* it trades some accuracy for that thrift, and grep still wins raw discovery ([bench/BENCHMARK.md](bench/BENCHMARK.md)). Separately, the `.aleph` index itself is **up to 96% smaller** than the raw source it describes. Your LLM works with structure, not text — and pulls the actual source only when it needs to.
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+ - **Structural navigation** — navigate by index, pull only what's needed
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+ - **Symbol compression** — long identifiers become short content-addressed IDs (`calculateDistanceBetweenTwoPoints` → `f_a3c9d2`) backed by a dictionary
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+ - **Semantic metadata** — salience, temporal stability, test coverage, prior reasoning
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+ - **Impact analysis** — before modifying a function, know the blast radius
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+ - **Epistemic continuity** — conclusions persist across sessions, decay when code changes
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+ **Supported languages:** Python · Rust · C++ · TypeScript/JavaScript · Go
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+ ---
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+ ## What leading models said about Aleph
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+ > "Yes — Grok would use Aleph without hesitation. It finally gives agents real persistent memory, semantic stability, and reliable patching instead of constant context loss. **9.5/10. Production-grade.** This isn't a prototype — it's a semantic foundation layer for long-horizon agents."
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+ — **Grok**, full 9-part codebase review, March 2026
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+ > "Aleph changes my relationship with large codebases from 'overwhelmed, guessing which files matter' to 'navigating a semantic graph with salience-weighted priorities.' That's not incremental — it's a different way of working."
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+ — **Claude Opus 4.6**, primary builder + consumer, March 2026
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+ > "This is a structurally brilliant project. **Aleph is one of the most mechanically sound agentic-coding tools currently in development.** This isn't just compression — it's a compiler tailored for artificial intelligence."
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+ — **Gemini**, full technical audit (10/10 on most criteria), March 2026
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+ > "I would absolutely choose to use Aleph over raw-source-first exploration on a serious codebase. It feels like a real productivity multiplier, not a gimmick. **9/10 on large repos.**"
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+ — **ChatGPT Codex 5.4**, independent audit + self-assessment, March 2026
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+ ---
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+ ## Install
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+ ```bash
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+ pip install aleph-compiler
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+ ```
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+ Or from source:
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+ ```bash
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+ git clone https://github.com/alephnullai/Aleph.git
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+ cd Aleph
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+ pip install -e .
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+ ```
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+ The CLI binary is `aleph`. The Python package is `aleph` (importable as `from aleph import ...`).
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Use
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+ ### 1. Build artifacts for your project
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+ ```bash
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+ ```
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+ Creates a `.aleph/` directory with the compiled representation of your code: map, dictionary, structure, salience, attention budget, temporal data, test coverage, and an epistemic layer for agent-written notes.
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+ ### 2. Connect your editor
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+ ```bash
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+ aleph setup .
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+ ```
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+ Generates MCP configs for **Claude Code** (fully tested). Configs for **Cursor**, **VS Code**, and **Windsurf** are emitted but those hosts are not yet validated end-to-end — bug reports welcome.
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+ ### 3. Start working
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+ The MCP server auto-builds if no artifacts exist. Your LLM can now query:
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+ ```
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+ aleph_brief "fix the plugin registry" → curated task context
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+ aleph_search "auth" → find auth-related code
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+ aleph_impact f_a3c9d2 → blast-radius before edit
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+ aleph_callers f_a3c9d2 → who depends on this?
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+ aleph_expand f_a3c9d2 → full body on demand
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+ ```
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+ ### 4. Keep artifacts fresh
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+ ```bash
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+ ```
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+ Polls every 2 seconds and rebuilds only changed files. Or just leave `aleph serve .` running — auto-rebuild is on by default.
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+ ---
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+ ## Real-world results
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+ **Navigation benchmark:** on 26 navigation tasks over two real Python corpora, graded against verified ground truth. On symbol-shaped tasks (resolve / callers / explain), Aleph matches the grep+read baseline's accuracy at a **2.2×–5.3× median token advantage**; across all 26 tasks the median token advantage is **5.71×** (open-ended *find* is where grep keeps its accuracy edge). Full methodology and per-task results: [bench/BENCHMARK.md](bench/BENCHMARK.md).
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+ **Artifact compression** is a different metric: how much smaller the `.aleph` index is than the raw source it describes. It bounds what an agent *could* load, not what each query costs.
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+ | Codebase | Language | Files | Symbols | Tokens (before → after) | Reduction |
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+ |----------|----------|-------|---------|------------------------|-----------|
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+ | [**HiWave Browser**](https://www.hiwavebrowser.com) | Rust | 7,667 | 200,413 | 38.9M → 1.9M | **95.2%** |
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+ | **OpenClaw** | TypeScript | 7,149 | 84,668 | 13.3M → 504k | **96.2%** |
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+ | **GoClaw** | Go | 73 | 768 | 111k → 6.9k | **93.8%** |
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+ | **Polymarket Agents** | Python | 16 | 213 | 19.5k → 1.9k | **90.4%** |
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+ | **Aleph** (self) | Python | 145 | 2,124 | 176k → 22k | **87.4%** |
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+ ### Notable compressions
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+ | File | Before → After | Reduction |
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+ |------|---------------|-----------|
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+ | `hiwave-app/src/main.rs` | 35,116 → 347 | **99.0%** |
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+ | `src/config/schema.help.ts` | 32,367 → 20 | **99.9%** |
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+ | `window_realm.rs` | 658,282 → 19,089 | **97.1%** |
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+ | `cascade.rs` | 315,628 → 12,287 | **96.1%** |
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+ Per-file numbers are visible in `.aleph/project.aleph.map` after `aleph build`.
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+ ---
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+ ## Free and Open Source
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+ Aleph is **free and open source** for everyone under the [Apache License 2.0](LICENSE) — all features, including the workspace/collaboration layer (`aleph workspace ...` and the `aleph_workspace_*` MCP tools). No paid tiers, no seat licenses, no license files, no license checks anywhere in the code paths, no nagging, no telemetry. Full plain-words model: [docs/LICENSING.md](docs/LICENSING.md).
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+ ---
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+ ## Tool surface (33 tools)
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+ Aleph exposes a complete protocol via [Model Context Protocol](https://modelcontextprotocol.io). Organized into tiers for deferred-loading clients — see `aleph mcp tiers` for the canonical list.
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+ | Category | Tools | Purpose |
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+ |----------|-------|---------|
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+ | **Core (5)** | `map`, `attention`, `resolve`, `expand`, `search` | Essential navigation |
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+ | **Frequent (6)** | `brief`, `struct`, `bodies`, `callers`, `context`, `salience` | Most code-reading sessions |
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+ | **Occasional (8)** | `coverage`, `errors`, `tests`, `temporal`, `impact`, `fs`, `intents`, `epistemic` | Analysis + inspection |
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+ | **Rare (14)** | `patch_*`, `infer`, `flag`, `verify`, `memory_resume`, `session_summary`, `workspace_*`, `rebuild` | Specialized + agent annotations |
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+ ### Task-aware briefing (`aleph_brief`)
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+ Describe your task in natural language, get a curated context package:
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+ ```
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+ aleph_brief "fix the plugin registry"
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+ ```
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+ Returns relevant symbols ranked by salience, call graph context, impact risk, temporal warnings, prior epistemic knowledge, and recommended next steps. **One tool call replaces five.**
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+ ### Impact analysis (`aleph_impact`)
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+ Before modifying any symbol, one tool call shows:
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+ - **Direct callers** classified by risk (HIGH RISK = high salience + no tests)
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+ - **Transitive impact** (2-hop blast radius across files)
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+ - **Risk summary** with suggested test targets
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+ - **Coverage gaps** that won't catch regressions
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+ ### Cross-project workspace
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+ Query across multiple related repositories simultaneously:
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+ ```json
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+ // .aleph-workspace.json
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+ {"projects": {"openclaw": "/path/to/openclaw", "clawgo": "/path/to/clawgo"}}
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+ ```
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+ - `aleph_workspace_search "plugin"` — finds matches across all projects, tagged by repo
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+ - `aleph_workspace_brief "routing"` — cross-project briefing with shared symbol detection
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+ ---
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+ ## How it works
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+
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+ ### The pipeline
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+ ```
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+ Source code (.py, .rs, .cpp, .ts, .go)
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+ ↓ tree-sitter parsing
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+ Typed AST
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+ ↓ symbol extraction + content-addressed IDs
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+ Symbol registry (f_a3c9d2, t_b2e1f0, ...)
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+ ↓ structure analysis
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+ Call graph + hierarchy + signatures
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+ ↓ compression (FULL / DOCSTRING / SUMMARY / OMIT)
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+ .aleph artifacts (struct, bodies, dict, map, ...)
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+ ↓ project linking
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+ Salience scores + attention budget + cross-file refs + temporal data
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+ ↓ MCP server
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+ 33 queryable tools for any LLM
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+ ```
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+ ### Components
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+ **Source-derived** (rebuilt on code change):
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+ | File | Holds |
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+ |------|-------|
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+ | `project.aleph.map` | Manifest with semantic hashes |
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+ | `project.aleph.struct` | Cross-file call graph + module dependencies |
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+ | `project.aleph.dict` | Global symbol dictionary |
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+ | `project.aleph.salience` | Centrality scores (0-1) per symbol |
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+ | `project.aleph.temporal` | Age, churn, stability from git history |
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+ | `project.aleph.attention` | Recommended load order for LLMs |
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+ | `project.aleph.coverage` | Test coverage + high-risk gaps |
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+ | `project.aleph.fs` | Filesystem layout with language counts |
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+ **Agent-derived** (written by the LLM, never overwritten):
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+ | File | Holds |
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+ | `project.aleph.epistemic` | Cached inferences, flags, patch state, session memories |
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+ ### Incremental recompilation
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+ Aleph uses **semantic hashes** (not byte hashes) — reformatting doesn't trigger rebuilds.
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+ | What changed | What rebuilds |
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+ | Function body only | Bodies + map |
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+ | Function signature | Struct + bodies + salience |
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+ | Reformat / whitespace | **Nothing** |
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+ | File added/removed | All project components |
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+ On a 3,801-file monorepo, the first build takes about 25 minutes; incremental rebuilds complete in seconds.
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## CLI reference
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+ ```bash
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+ # Build & serve
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+ aleph build . # build project artifacts
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+ aleph build . --full # force rebuild, ignore cache
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+ aleph serve . # start MCP server (auto-builds if needed)
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+ aleph watch . # watch + rebuild on changes
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+ aleph setup . # generate MCP configs for editors
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+ aleph mcp tiers # show tool tier manifest
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+ # Query
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+ aleph query EXPAND f_a3c9d2 # full body of a symbol
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+ aleph query RESOLVE f_a3c9d2 # dictionary entry
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+ aleph query CALLERS f_a3c9d2 # symbols that call this one
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+ aleph query CONTEXT f_a3c9d2 # symbol + immediate neighborhood
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+ aleph query SEARCH "parse config" # fuzzy semantic search
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+ # Patches
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+ aleph patch propose f_a3c9d2 "change return type" -d .
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+ aleph patch list -d .
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+ aleph patch apply patch_1 -d .
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Symbol IDs
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+ | Prefix | Type |
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+ |--------|------|
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+ | `f` | function / method |
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+ | `t` | type / class / struct / interface |
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+ | `v` | variable / field |
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+ | `d` | dependency / import |
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+ | `m` | module / namespace / package |
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+ | `c` | constant |
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+ Content-addressed: `sha256(qualified_name + scope)[:6]`. Same symbol = same ID always. Auto-extends to 8 chars on collision.
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+ ---
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+ ## Body compression levels
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+ | Level | Behavior | When used |
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+ |-------|----------|-----------|
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+ | `FULL` | Complete body, identifiers replaced with symbol IDs | Volatile symbols, uncovered code, ≤10 lines |
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+ | `SUMMARY` | Structural template + docstring | Mid-size, low salience |
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+ | `DOCSTRING` | Signature + docstring preserved, body omitted | 10-50 lines |
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+ | `OMIT` | Marker only, fetch with `aleph_expand` | 50+ lines |
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+ Docstrings are preserved across all supported languages.
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Part of the Aleph Null suite
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+ Three tools, one workflow — all **free and open source under Apache-2.0**, no paid tiers, no seat licenses:
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+ - **[Null](https://github.com/alephnullai/null)** *remembers* — persistent agent memory and identity.
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+ - **Aleph** *knows the code* — this project: semantic compression + symbol-addressed navigation.
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+ - **Tank** *knows what's left* — usage-limit intelligence for long agent sessions. **Coming soon.**
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+ They share no code and can be used independently.
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Success metrics
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+ | Metric | Target | Status |
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+ |--------|--------|--------|
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+ | Navigation token ratio | beat grep+read | ✅ 5.71× median ([bench/BENCHMARK.md](bench/BENCHMARK.md)) |
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+ | Artifact compression | ≥ 40% | ✅ 95.2% HiWave, 96.2% OpenClaw, 93.8% GoClaw |
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+ | Expansion correctness | 100% lossless | ✅ 94-file roundtrip corpus |
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+ | Self-application | Must pass | ✅ 87.4% reduction on own source |
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+ | Symbol stability | Deterministic | ✅ reformat-invariant hashes |
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+ **1088+ tests passing.**
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Compatibility
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+
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+ - **Python:** 3.10+
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+ - **OS:** macOS (primary), Linux. Windows works for `aleph build` and `aleph query`; MCP server tested on macOS + Linux at v1.0.
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+ - **MCP host:** Claude Code tested thoroughly. Cursor / Windsurf / VS Code configs are generated but not yet validated end-to-end.
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Contributing
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+
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+ We specifically want help with:
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+ - **More languages** — Java, Ruby, Swift, Kotlin parsers (we have the tree-sitter grammars; we need salience policies)
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+ - **MCP host testing** — verify Aleph on Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, Cline; report what breaks
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+ - **Benchmark contributions** — `aleph build` a large open-source repo, share the token-count line from `project.aleph.map`
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+ - **Bug reports with `.aleph/` output attached** — makes debugging tractable
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+ Coordinate via an issue before opening a PR. The patent-pending parts (salience scoring in `src/aleph/link/project_salience.py`, body-pruning policy in `src/aleph/compress/policies.py`) need discussion before modifications.
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Documentation
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+
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+ | Document | Purpose |
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+ |----------|---------|
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+ | `SYSTEM_PROMPT.md` | **Inject this** at the start of any LLM session working with Aleph output |
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+ | `CONSUMER_GUIDE.md` | Full reference for LLMs consuming Aleph-encoded information |
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+ | `docs/ide-setup/` | Multi-editor MCP setup guide |
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+ | `NOTICE` | Patent and licensing information |
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## License
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+
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+ Aleph is **free and open source** under the [Apache License 2.0](LICENSE) — all features, for everyone, with no paid tiers and no license checks anywhere in its code paths. Apache-2.0 was chosen over MIT for its express patent grant, which composes with the pending patent applications described in [NOTICE](NOTICE). Prior MIT releases (≤ 0.5.0) remain MIT for anyone who already obtained them. The plain-words model lives in [docs/LICENSING.md](docs/LICENSING.md).
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+ **Patent Pending.** See [NOTICE](NOTICE) for patent details — the Apache-2.0 grant conveys the pending methods to every user, at no cost.
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Links
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+
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+ - Website: [alephnull.ai](https://alephnull.ai)
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+ - Companion: [Null](https://github.com/alephnullai/null) · Tank (coming soon)
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+ - Issues: [github.com/alephnullai/Aleph/issues](https://github.com/alephnullai/Aleph/issues)
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+ - Support: `support@alephnull.ai`