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  1. {ragx_cli-0.7.0 → ragx_cli-0.8.0}/CHANGELOG.md +33 -0
  2. {ragx_cli-0.7.0 → ragx_cli-0.8.0}/CLAUDE.md +13 -6
  3. {ragx_cli-0.7.0 → ragx_cli-0.8.0}/PKG-INFO +38 -17
  4. {ragx_cli-0.7.0 → ragx_cli-0.8.0}/README.md +37 -16
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  6. {ragx_cli-0.7.0 → ragx_cli-0.8.0}/skills/ragx-cli/SKILL.md +14 -9
  7. {ragx_cli-0.7.0 → ragx_cli-0.8.0}/src/ragx/cli/app.py +8 -0
  8. {ragx_cli-0.7.0 → ragx_cli-0.8.0}/src/ragx/cli/eval_cmd.py +2 -4
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  10. {ragx_cli-0.7.0 → ragx_cli-0.8.0}/src/ragx/core/config.py +7 -2
  11. ragx_cli-0.8.0/src/ragx/core/corpus_globs.py +29 -0
  12. ragx_cli-0.8.0/src/ragx/core/grouping.py +31 -0
  13. {ragx_cli-0.7.0 → ragx_cli-0.8.0}/src/ragx/core/models.py +11 -2
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  15. {ragx_cli-0.7.0 → ragx_cli-0.8.0}/tests/test_cli.py +7 -1
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  17. {ragx_cli-0.7.0 → ragx_cli-0.8.0}/tests/test_eval.py +3 -1
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  19. {ragx_cli-0.7.0 → ragx_cli-0.8.0}/tests/test_integration.py +15 -11
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  48. {ragx_cli-0.7.0 → ragx_cli-0.8.0}/docs/feature-temporal-weighting.md +0 -0
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  60. {ragx_cli-0.7.0 → ragx_cli-0.8.0}/src/ragx/__init__.py +0 -0
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+ ## [0.8.0] — 2026-10-20
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+ no reranker. `--no-graph` is unchanged. `--no-expand` and `--no-rerank` still parse
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+ `*.adoc`/`*.org`; `corpus.exclude` skips lockfiles, `requirements*.txt`,
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+ - **`--top` counts result entries (files), default 20** (`query.top`, was 8 chunks).
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  K --> F["6 · combined score<br/>α·rerank + β·heat + γ·vector"]
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- F --> O["ranked chunks (or files via --files-only)<br/>+ --explain traversal trace"]
155
+ F --> G["7 · fold per file<br/>a file's best ≤3 chunks → one entry, score = their sum"]
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+ G --> O["top 20 entries (or paths via --files-only)<br/>+ --explain traversal trace"]
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  ```
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  **Heat propagation** is what sets ragx-cli apart from plain RAG: seed chunks (from vector search)
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  **Honest caveat:** graph traversal *alone* hurts precision on this corpus (MRR 0.593 → 0.522) —
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221
  near-duplicate neighbors (e.g. adjacent meeting notes) displace weaker direct hits. A parameter
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  sweep over decay/floor/weights plateaued below baseline MRR, so this is a property of
213
- similarity-only edges, not a tuning miss. Conclusion baked into the defaults: **graph and
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- rerank ship together**. Use `--no-graph --no-rerank` as the explicit fast mode.
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+ similarity-only edges, not a tuning miss. Conclusion: **graph and rerank belong together**.
224
+ Since 0.8.0 the CLI default is the fast path (vector + graph, no rerank), which is the
225
+ "graph-only" row above; pass `--rerank` for the measured best quality, or `--no-graph` for
226
+ pure vector search.
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  The parameter study below explains the mechanism behind this caveat — and shows that once the
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  scoring weights stop putting heat into the final score, the graph win gets much bigger.
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433
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  ## Agent-first conventions
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+ - `--json` emits exactly one JSON document on stdout (versioned schemas: `ragx.query.v2`,
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  `ragx.files.v1`, `ragx.status.v1`, `ragx.doctor.v1`, `ragx.eval.v1`, `ragx.inspect.*.v1`); logs go
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  to stderr.
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  - Exit codes: `0` results, `1` success-but-empty, `2` error.
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- - Every chunk carries `file`, `line_start/line_end`, `byte_start/byte_end` — agents jump to the
440
- exact source location and read the full text themselves (JSON chunk text is truncated).
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- - `--files-only` aggregates chunk scores per file (sum of top-3) — the mode coding agents use most.
451
+ - `ragx.query.v2` results are one entry per file: `{file, score, chunks: [...]}`. Each chunk
452
+ carries `chunk_id`, `line_start/line_end`, `byte_start/byte_end`, `score`, `breakdown`, `text`,
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+ `truncated` — agents jump to the exact source location and read the full text themselves
454
+ (JSON chunk text is truncated). v1 (one flat entry per chunk) is gone since 0.8.0.
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+ - `--files-only` returns the same entries without text (`file`, `score`, `chunk_ids`) — the
456
+ mode coding agents use most.
442
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  - `ragx-cli status` includes a `drift` object (`new`/`changed`/`deleted` file counts vs the index) —
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458
  agents check it to decide whether to run `ragx-cli index` before querying.
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  - `ragx-cli doctor --json` verifies the providers answer before a batch of queries (`ok: false`
@@ -458,10 +473,11 @@ This repo has a ragx-cli index (`.ragx/`). Prefer it over grep for "where is X d
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473
  questions; fall back to grep for exact identifiers.
459
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460
475
  - Find relevant files: `ragx-cli query "<natural-language question>" --json --files-only`
461
- - Get chunks with exact locations: `ragx-cli query "..." --json --top 8` — each result carries
462
- `file` + `line_start/line_end`; the JSON `text` is truncated, so read the file yourself
463
- for full context.
464
- - Fast mode (no LLM call, no cross-encoder): add `--no-expand --no-rerank`.
476
+ - Get chunks with exact locations: `ragx-cli query "..." --json` — one result per `file`
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+ (default 20, `--top N`), each with up to 3 `chunks` carrying `line_start/line_end`; the JSON
478
+ `text` is truncated, so read the file yourself for full context.
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+ - The default query makes no LLM call and loads no cross-encoder. For higher precision add
480
+ `--rerank`; add `--expand` for an LLM query-expansion pass (one extra LLM call).
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481
  - After adding or editing files: `ragx-cli index` (incremental and cheap — hash-based).
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  `ragx-cli status --json` shows `drift` counts if you want to check staleness first.
467
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  - stdout is exactly one JSON document; logs are on stderr.
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  heuristic, the APIs expose no capability flag), and corpus include/exclude
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  (gitignore-style globs, comma-separated). Every prompt is pre-filled with the defaults
613
629
  below — Enter accepts them all. With piped stdin (agents), `--yes`, or
614
- `--no-interactive`, it writes the defaults unchanged, exactly as before. Key defaults:
630
+ `--no-interactive`, it writes the defaults unchanged, exactly as before. After writing the
631
+ config, `init` prints a note: an AI agent can tailor `corpus.include`/`exclude` to the
632
+ project, and add a CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md section on searching it with `ragx-cli query`
633
+ (see [Using ragx-cli from a coding agent](#using-ragx-cli-from-a-coding-agent-claudemd--agentsmd)).
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+ Key defaults:
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635
 
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636
  | section | defaults |
617
637
  |---|---|
638
+ | `[corpus]` | `include` = source code (`*.py`, `*.ts`, `*.go`, `*.rs`, … ~70 extensions, plus `Dockerfile`/`Makefile`) and text docs (`*.md`, `*.mdx`, `*.rst`, `*.txt`, `*.adoc`, `*.org`); `exclude` = lockfiles (`*.lock`, `package-lock.json`, `pnpm-lock.yaml`, `go.sum`, …), `requirements*.txt`/`constraints*.txt`, `LICENSE*`/`COPYING*`, `*.min.js`/`*.min.css`/`*.map`, and `dist/`, `build/`, `target/`, `coverage/`, `vendor/`; `respect_gitignore=true`. Full lists: `src/ragx/core/corpus_globs.py`. Existing `ragx.toml` files keep their own lists |
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  | `[chunking]` | `size_tokens=800`, `overlap=0.15` |
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640
  | `[graph]` | `k=8`, `min_edge_sim=0.55`, `edge_source="chunk"`, `subchunk_size_tokens=128`, `near_dup_sim=0.9` |
620
641
  | `[traversal]` | `hops=2`, `decay=0.5`, `query_floor=0.35`, `max_frontier=150` |
@@ -102,20 +102,30 @@ since the last index) so you can see when a re-index is due without running one.
102
102
 
103
103
  ### Querying
104
104
 
105
- Every stage is individually skippable (`--no-expand`, `--no-graph`, `--no-rerank`) so callers
106
- can trade quality for latency.
105
+ A default query runs vector search + graph traversal: no LLM call, no cross-encoder.
106
+ Expansion (`--expand`) and rerank (`--rerank`) are opt-in; `--no-graph` skips traversal,
107
+ which leaves pure vector search. Callers trade latency for quality per query.
108
+
109
+ Results are **one entry per file**. The pipeline ranks chunks, walks that list until it has
110
+ seen `--top` distinct files (default `query.top = 20`), and folds each file's chunks inside
111
+ that window into one entry: up to 3 sub-entries, entry score = their sum. A file that would
112
+ appear several times in a flat list therefore ranks higher. Chunks below the window never
113
+ count, so graph traversal's weak neighbour chunks cannot pad a file (measured on the notes
114
+ eval corpus: graph-config MRR .43 flat-list, .38 summing all chunks, .65 windowed).
107
115
 
108
116
  ```mermaid
109
117
  flowchart TD
110
118
  Q[query] --> X["1 · expansion (optional, one LLM call)<br/>2–4 reformulations + HyDE passage"]
111
119
  X --> S["2 · fan-out vector search<br/>top-20 per variant"]
112
- Q -. "--no-expand" .-> S
120
+ Q -. "default (no --expand)" .-> S
113
121
  S --> R["3 · Reciprocal Rank Fusion<br/>merged seed set"]
114
122
  R --> H["4 · heat propagation over the graph<br/>2 hops · decay 0.5 · max-aggregation<br/>query-similarity floor · frontier cap"]
115
123
  R -. "--no-graph" .-> K
116
- H --> K["5 · cross-encoder rerank<br/>(query, chunk) pairs, capped shortlist"]
124
+ H --> K["5 · cross-encoder rerank (--rerank)<br/>(query, chunk) pairs, capped shortlist"]
125
+ H -. "default (no --rerank)" .-> F
117
126
  K --> F["6 · combined score<br/>α·rerank + β·heat + γ·vector"]
118
- F --> O["ranked chunks (or files via --files-only)<br/>+ --explain traversal trace"]
127
+ F --> G["7 · fold per file<br/>a file's best ≤3 chunks → one entry, score = their sum"]
128
+ G --> O["top 20 entries (or paths via --files-only)<br/>+ --explain traversal trace"]
119
129
  ```
120
130
 
121
131
  **Heat propagation** is what sets ragx-cli apart from plain RAG: seed chunks (from vector search)
@@ -182,8 +192,10 @@ output for that result shows the exact seed → edge → chunk path.
182
192
  **Honest caveat:** graph traversal *alone* hurts precision on this corpus (MRR 0.593 → 0.522) —
183
193
  near-duplicate neighbors (e.g. adjacent meeting notes) displace weaker direct hits. A parameter
184
194
  sweep over decay/floor/weights plateaued below baseline MRR, so this is a property of
185
- similarity-only edges, not a tuning miss. Conclusion baked into the defaults: **graph and
186
- rerank ship together**. Use `--no-graph --no-rerank` as the explicit fast mode.
195
+ similarity-only edges, not a tuning miss. Conclusion: **graph and rerank belong together**.
196
+ Since 0.8.0 the CLI default is the fast path (vector + graph, no rerank), which is the
197
+ "graph-only" row above; pass `--rerank` for the measured best quality, or `--no-graph` for
198
+ pure vector search.
187
199
 
188
200
  The parameter study below explains the mechanism behind this caveat — and shows that once the
189
201
  scoring weights stop putting heat into the final score, the graph win gets much bigger.
@@ -404,13 +416,16 @@ anything. If a run dies with "connection refused", `doctor` names the stage and
404
416
 
405
417
  ## Agent-first conventions
406
418
 
407
- - `--json` emits exactly one JSON document on stdout (versioned schemas: `ragx.query.v1`,
419
+ - `--json` emits exactly one JSON document on stdout (versioned schemas: `ragx.query.v2`,
408
420
  `ragx.files.v1`, `ragx.status.v1`, `ragx.doctor.v1`, `ragx.eval.v1`, `ragx.inspect.*.v1`); logs go
409
421
  to stderr.
410
422
  - Exit codes: `0` results, `1` success-but-empty, `2` error.
411
- - Every chunk carries `file`, `line_start/line_end`, `byte_start/byte_end` — agents jump to the
412
- exact source location and read the full text themselves (JSON chunk text is truncated).
413
- - `--files-only` aggregates chunk scores per file (sum of top-3) — the mode coding agents use most.
423
+ - `ragx.query.v2` results are one entry per file: `{file, score, chunks: [...]}`. Each chunk
424
+ carries `chunk_id`, `line_start/line_end`, `byte_start/byte_end`, `score`, `breakdown`, `text`,
425
+ `truncated` — agents jump to the exact source location and read the full text themselves
426
+ (JSON chunk text is truncated). v1 (one flat entry per chunk) is gone since 0.8.0.
427
+ - `--files-only` returns the same entries without text (`file`, `score`, `chunk_ids`) — the
428
+ mode coding agents use most.
414
429
  - `ragx-cli status` includes a `drift` object (`new`/`changed`/`deleted` file counts vs the index) —
415
430
  agents check it to decide whether to run `ragx-cli index` before querying.
416
431
  - `ragx-cli doctor --json` verifies the providers answer before a batch of queries (`ok: false`
@@ -430,10 +445,11 @@ This repo has a ragx-cli index (`.ragx/`). Prefer it over grep for "where is X d
430
445
  questions; fall back to grep for exact identifiers.
431
446
 
432
447
  - Find relevant files: `ragx-cli query "<natural-language question>" --json --files-only`
433
- - Get chunks with exact locations: `ragx-cli query "..." --json --top 8` — each result carries
434
- `file` + `line_start/line_end`; the JSON `text` is truncated, so read the file yourself
435
- for full context.
436
- - Fast mode (no LLM call, no cross-encoder): add `--no-expand --no-rerank`.
448
+ - Get chunks with exact locations: `ragx-cli query "..." --json` — one result per `file`
449
+ (default 20, `--top N`), each with up to 3 `chunks` carrying `line_start/line_end`; the JSON
450
+ `text` is truncated, so read the file yourself for full context.
451
+ - The default query makes no LLM call and loads no cross-encoder. For higher precision add
452
+ `--rerank`; add `--expand` for an LLM query-expansion pass (one extra LLM call).
437
453
  - After adding or editing files: `ragx-cli index` (incremental and cheap — hash-based).
438
454
  `ragx-cli status --json` shows `drift` counts if you want to check staleness first.
439
455
  - stdout is exactly one JSON document; logs are on stderr.
@@ -583,10 +599,15 @@ non-thinking model is the better expansion choice; detection is a best-effort na
583
599
  heuristic, the APIs expose no capability flag), and corpus include/exclude
584
600
  (gitignore-style globs, comma-separated). Every prompt is pre-filled with the defaults
585
601
  below — Enter accepts them all. With piped stdin (agents), `--yes`, or
586
- `--no-interactive`, it writes the defaults unchanged, exactly as before. Key defaults:
602
+ `--no-interactive`, it writes the defaults unchanged, exactly as before. After writing the
603
+ config, `init` prints a note: an AI agent can tailor `corpus.include`/`exclude` to the
604
+ project, and add a CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md section on searching it with `ragx-cli query`
605
+ (see [Using ragx-cli from a coding agent](#using-ragx-cli-from-a-coding-agent-claudemd--agentsmd)).
606
+ Key defaults:
587
607
 
588
608
  | section | defaults |
589
609
  |---|---|
610
+ | `[corpus]` | `include` = source code (`*.py`, `*.ts`, `*.go`, `*.rs`, … ~70 extensions, plus `Dockerfile`/`Makefile`) and text docs (`*.md`, `*.mdx`, `*.rst`, `*.txt`, `*.adoc`, `*.org`); `exclude` = lockfiles (`*.lock`, `package-lock.json`, `pnpm-lock.yaml`, `go.sum`, …), `requirements*.txt`/`constraints*.txt`, `LICENSE*`/`COPYING*`, `*.min.js`/`*.min.css`/`*.map`, and `dist/`, `build/`, `target/`, `coverage/`, `vendor/`; `respect_gitignore=true`. Full lists: `src/ragx/core/corpus_globs.py`. Existing `ragx.toml` files keep their own lists |
590
611
  | `[chunking]` | `size_tokens=800`, `overlap=0.15` |
591
612
  | `[graph]` | `k=8`, `min_edge_sim=0.55`, `edge_source="chunk"`, `subchunk_size_tokens=128`, `near_dup_sim=0.9` |
592
613
  | `[traversal]` | `hops=2`, `decay=0.5`, `query_floor=0.35`, `max_frontier=150` |
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
1
1
  [project]
2
2
  name = "ragx-cli"
3
- version = "0.7.0"
3
+ version = "0.8.0"
4
4
  description = "Similarity-graph RAG CLI: index a corpus into a chunk-level embedding graph and query it"
5
5
  readme = "README.md"
6
6
  license = "MIT"
@@ -11,8 +11,9 @@ description: |
11
11
  # ragx-cli — semantic search over an indexed corpus
12
12
 
13
13
  Indexes files into a chunk-level embedding similarity graph; answers queries via vector search +
14
- graph traversal + cross-encoder rerank. Agent-first: one JSON doc on stdout, logs on stderr,
15
- deterministic exit codes, byte-exact source locations.
14
+ graph traversal, with optional cross-encoder rerank (`--rerank`) and LLM expansion (`--expand`).
15
+ Agent-first: one JSON doc on stdout, logs on stderr, deterministic exit codes, byte-exact source
16
+ locations.
16
17
 
17
18
  ## When
18
19
 
@@ -29,24 +30,28 @@ A corpus is ragx-indexed if its root has `ragx.toml` and `.ragx/`.
29
30
  ```bash
30
31
  ragx-cli status --json # root, model, counts, and drift (new/changed/deleted vs index)
31
32
  ragx-cli query "question" --json --files-only # which files are relevant — most-used mode
32
- ragx-cli query "..." --json --top 8 # ranked chunks with exact locations
33
- ragx-cli query "..." --json --no-expand --no-rerank # fast: skip LLM call + cross-encoder
33
+ ragx-cli query "..." --json --top 10 # one entry per file, best chunks + exact locations
34
+ ragx-cli query "..." --json --rerank # higher precision: cross-encoder rerank (slower)
34
35
  echo "..." | ragx-cli query - --json # long/multiline query from stdin
35
36
  ragx-cli index # incremental reindex (hash-based, cheap) — the default
36
37
  ragx-cli index --full # full rebuild: re-chunks + re-embeds everything
37
38
  ```
38
39
 
39
- Other query flags: `--no-graph`, `--hops N`, `--explain`.
40
+ Other query flags: `--expand` (one LLM call: multi-query + HyDE), `--no-graph` (pure vector),
41
+ `--hops N`, `--explain`. `--no-expand`/`--no-rerank` are deprecated no-ops (both stages are off
42
+ by default).
40
43
 
41
44
  ## Output
42
45
 
43
- - stdout is exactly one JSON doc (`ragx.query.v1` / `ragx.files.v1` / `ragx.status.v1`); logs go
46
+ - stdout is exactly one JSON doc (`ragx.query.v2` / `ragx.files.v1` / `ragx.status.v1`); logs go
44
47
  to stderr. Never parse stderr.
45
48
  - Exit codes: `0` results, `1` success-but-empty (report "nothing found", don't retry as failure),
46
49
  `2` error.
47
- - Chunk results carry `file`, `line_start/end`, `byte_start/end`, `score`, `breakdown`. JSON
48
- `text` is truncated — read the file at the line range for full context.
49
- - Typical flow: `--files-only` to pick files → `--top 8` for locations → read files at ranges.
50
+ - `ragx.query.v2` results are one entry per file (default 20): `file`, `score` (sum of its
51
+ chunks), `chunks` (up to 3, each with `line_start/end`, `byte_start/end`, `score`,
52
+ `breakdown`, `text`). JSON `text` is truncated — read the file at the line range for full
53
+ context.
54
+ - Typical flow: `--files-only` to pick files → `--json` for line ranges → read files at ranges.
50
55
 
51
56
  ## Freshness
52
57
 
@@ -27,6 +27,13 @@ from ragx.core.config import (
27
27
  from ragx.core.errors import RagxError
28
28
 
29
29
  REPO_URL = "https://github.com/alber70g/ragx-cli"
30
+ INIT_NOTE = (
31
+ "note: corpus.include/exclude default to source code and text docs, minus lockfiles,\n"
32
+ "dependency manifests and build output. An AI agent (Claude Code, Codex, ...) can:\n"
33
+ f" 1. tailor corpus.include/exclude in {CONFIG_FILE} to this project's files\n"
34
+ " 2. add a section to CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md telling agents to search this corpus\n"
35
+ ' with `ragx-cli query "..."` (--json for machine output, --files-only for paths)'
36
+ )
30
37
 
31
38
  app = typer.Typer(add_completion=False, no_args_is_help=True)
32
39
  config_app = typer.Typer(add_completion=False, no_args_is_help=True)
@@ -133,6 +140,7 @@ def init(
133
140
  else:
134
141
  cfg_path = write_default_config(root)
135
142
  typer.echo(f"created {cfg_path}")
143
+ typer.echo(INIT_NOTE)
136
144
  if ask and typer.confirm(
137
145
  "recommend + download models via LM Studio now? (rerun anytime: `ragx-cli models`)",
138
146
  default=False,
@@ -59,10 +59,8 @@ def eval_cmd(
59
59
  reranker=reranker if opts.rerank else None,
60
60
  )
61
61
 
62
- # retrieve chunks deep enough that file-level ranking has >= `top` files to rank
63
- selected = [
64
- (name, replace(_BUILTIN_CONFIGS[name], top=top * 3)) for name in names
65
- ]
62
+ # query results are already one entry per file, ranked
63
+ selected = [(name, replace(_BUILTIN_CONFIGS[name], top=top)) for name in names]
66
64
  result = evaluate(queries, selected, query_fn, top=top)
67
65
 
68
66
  if json_out:
@@ -64,16 +64,25 @@ def _generator(cfg: Config):
64
64
 
65
65
  def query(
66
66
  text: str = typer.Argument(..., help="query text, or '-' to read from stdin"),
67
- top: int | None = typer.Option(None, "--top"),
67
+ top: int | None = typer.Option(None, "--top", help="result entries (files); default query.top = 20"),
68
68
  json_out: bool = typer.Option(False, "--json"),
69
69
  files_only: bool = typer.Option(False, "--files-only"),
70
- no_expand: bool = typer.Option(False, "--no-expand"),
70
+ expand: bool = typer.Option(False, "--expand", help="LLM query expansion (multi-query + HyDE)"),
71
71
  no_graph: bool = typer.Option(False, "--no-graph"),
72
- no_rerank: bool = typer.Option(False, "--no-rerank"),
72
+ rerank: bool = typer.Option(False, "--rerank", help="cross-encoder rerank of the shortlist"),
73
+ no_expand: bool = typer.Option(
74
+ False, "--no-expand", hidden=True, help="deprecated: expansion is now off by default"
75
+ ),
76
+ no_rerank: bool = typer.Option(
77
+ False, "--no-rerank", hidden=True, help="deprecated: rerank is now off by default"
78
+ ),
73
79
  hops: int | None = typer.Option(None, "--hops"),
74
80
  explain: bool = typer.Option(False, "--explain"),
75
81
  ) -> None:
76
- """Search the index; ranked chunks (or files with --files-only)."""
82
+ """Search the index: one entry per file with its best chunks (paths only with --files-only)."""
83
+ for flag, used in (("--no-expand", no_expand), ("--no-rerank", no_rerank)):
84
+ if used:
85
+ print(f"warning: {flag} is deprecated; that stage is now off by default", file=sys.stderr)
77
86
  if text == "-":
78
87
  text = sys.stdin.read().strip()
79
88
  try:
@@ -83,9 +92,9 @@ def query(
83
92
  opts = QueryOptions(
84
93
  top=top if top is not None else cfg.get("query.top"),
85
94
  files_only=files_only,
86
- expand=not no_expand,
95
+ expand=expand,
87
96
  graph=not no_graph,
88
- rerank=not no_rerank,
97
+ rerank=rerank,
89
98
  hops=hops,
90
99
  explain=explain,
91
100
  )
@@ -105,9 +114,11 @@ def query(
105
114
  for f in to_files_json(out)["files"]:
106
115
  typer.echo(f"{f['score']:.4f} {f['file']}")
107
116
  else:
108
- for r in out.results:
109
- loc = f"{r.chunk.file_path}:{r.chunk.line_start}-{r.chunk.line_end}"
110
- first_line = r.chunk.text.strip().splitlines()[0][:100] if r.chunk.text.strip() else ""
111
- typer.echo(f"{r.score:.4f} {loc} {first_line}")
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+ for f in out.results:
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+ typer.echo(f"{f.score:.4f} {f.file_path}")
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+ for r in f.chunks:
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+ lines = f"{r.chunk.line_start}-{r.chunk.line_end}"
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+ first_line = r.chunk.text.strip().splitlines()[0][:90] if r.chunk.text.strip() else ""
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+ typer.echo(f" {r.score:.4f} {lines:<9} {first_line}")
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  import tomli_w
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+ "corpus": {
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+ "include": DEFAULT_INCLUDE,
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+ "exclude": DEFAULT_EXCLUDE,
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+ "respect_gitignore": True,
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+ },
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  "chunking": {"size_tokens": 800, "overlap": 0.15},
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+ """Default corpus globs: index source code and prose; skip lockfiles, dependency
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+ manifests, licenses, minified and build output. gitignore-style patterns — a pattern
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+ without a slash matches at any depth. Projects tailor these in ragx.toml."""
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+
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+ from __future__ import annotations
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+
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+ SOURCE_EXTS = [
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+ "py", "pyi", "js", "jsx", "mjs", "cjs", "ts", "tsx", "mts", "cts", "vue", "svelte",
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+ "astro", "go", "rs", "java", "kt", "kts", "scala", "groovy", "c", "h", "cc", "cpp",
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+ "cxx", "hpp", "hh", "cs", "fs", "swift", "m", "mm", "rb", "php", "pl", "pm", "lua",
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+ "r", "R", "dart", "ex", "exs", "erl", "hrl", "clj", "cljs", "hs", "ml", "mli", "elm",
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+ "zig", "nim", "jl", "sh", "bash", "zsh", "fish", "ps1", "sql", "graphql", "gql",
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+ "proto", "tf", "hcl", "html", "css", "scss", "sass", "less",
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+ ]
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+
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+ DEFAULT_INCLUDE = [f"*.{ext}" for ext in DOC_EXTS + SOURCE_EXTS] + ["Dockerfile", "Makefile"]
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+
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+ DEFAULT_EXCLUDE = [
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+ # lockfiles and dependency manifests
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+ "*.lock", "bun.lockb", "package-lock.json", "npm-shrinkwrap.json", "pnpm-lock.yaml",
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+ "go.sum", "requirements*.txt", "constraints*.txt",
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+ # licenses
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+ "LICENSE*", "COPYING*",
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+ # minified and generated output
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+ "*.min.js", "*.min.css", "*.map",
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+ ]
@@ -0,0 +1,31 @@
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+ """Fold ranked chunks into one entry per file."""
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+
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+ from __future__ import annotations
4
+
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+ from collections.abc import Iterable
6
+
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+ from ragx.core.models import ScoredChunk, ScoredFile
8
+
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+ PER_FILE = 3
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+
11
+
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+ def group_by_file(ranked: Iterable[ScoredChunk], top: int, per_file: int = PER_FILE) -> list[ScoredFile]:
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+ """Fold the chunks a flat best-first list would show into one entry per file.
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+
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+ The window ends where the flat list reaches `top` distinct files: chunks below it never
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+ count. Each file keeps its `per_file` best chunks inside the window and scores as their
17
+ sum, so a file that repeats in the list outranks one that appears once. Without the
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+ single-chunk files (measured: graph MRR .43 -> .38 unwindowed, .65 windowed).
20
+
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22
+ by_file: dict[str, list[ScoredChunk]] = {}
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+ for r in ranked:
24
+ if r.chunk.file_path not in by_file and len(by_file) == top:
25
+ break # the flat list would show `top` files by now; later chunks never surface
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+ hits = by_file.setdefault(r.chunk.file_path, [])
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+ if len(hits) < per_file:
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+ hits.append(r)
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+ files = [ScoredFile(path, sum(h.score for h in hits), hits) for path, hits in by_file.items()]
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+ files.sort(key=lambda f: (-f.score, f.file_path))
31
+ return files[:top]
@@ -58,10 +58,19 @@ class ScoredChunk:
58
58
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59
59
 
60
60
 
61
+ @dataclass
62
+ class ScoredFile:
63
+ """One result entry: a file's best chunks folded together, scored as their sum."""
64
+
65
+ file_path: str
66
+ score: float
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+ chunks: list[ScoredChunk] # best-first
68
+
69
+
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70
  @dataclass
62
71
  class QueryOutput:
63
- """Top-level result of the query pipeline; serialized as ragx.query.v1."""
72
+ """Top-level result of the query pipeline; serialized as ragx.query.v2."""
64
73
 
65
74
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66
75
  variants: list[str] = field(default_factory=list)
67
- results: list[ScoredChunk] = field(default_factory=list)
76
+ results: list[ScoredFile] = field(default_factory=list)