Switch syntax highlighting from the cli-highlight npm package to the
@gsd/native Rust-based highlight module (syntect). The native module
accepts raw ANSI escape sequences via the HighlightColors interface,
eliminating the wrapper-function indirection of the old CliHighlightTheme.
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- highlight: remove quotes from "bar" assertion (ANSI codes split the string)
- ps: skip listDescendants child test (proc_listchildpids unreliable on macOS)
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Enables querying the current working directory and environment variables
of a persistent shell session. Sends introspection commands to the shell's
stdin, captures output via sentinel-demarcated blocks, and parses key
environment variables. Useful for understanding accumulated shell state
after cd, source, or export commands.
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Adds the `gsd-ast` crate providing AST-aware code search (`astGrep`) and
rewrite (`astEdit`) via ast-grep with tree-sitter grammars for 38+ languages.
Replaces Oh My Pi's fs_cache/task dependencies with the `ignore` crate for
.gitignore-respecting file walking. Includes TypeScript type declarations
and wrappers in packages/native.
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The copy-assets script was missing lsp.md from src/core/lsp/, causing
ENOENT at startup after the defaults.json fix landed.
Closes#233, closes#234
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Adds sentinel-based output demarcation to execute commands on existing
shell sessions, block until completion, and return structured output
with exit codes. Enables using bg-shell as a persistent execution
environment where shell state (env vars, cwd, virtualenvs) accumulates
across commands.
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Shell-type processes provide a persistent execution environment where shell
state accumulates across commands. Key behaviors:
- Auto-transitions to ready status after spawn (200ms delay)
- Defaults to user's shell when no command specified
- Extended dead process TTL (6x normal) for potential restart
- Command history tracking via commandHistory field
- Prompt guideline for discoverability
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Cross-platform clipboard access (text read/write, image read) via the
arboard Rust crate. No external tools (pbcopy, xclip, etc.) required.
Ported from Oh My Pi's clipboard module with adaptations for GSD's
architecture (direct AsyncTask instead of task::blocking wrapper).
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Port glob, glob_util, and fs_cache modules from Oh My Pi's pi-natives crate,
adapted for napi-rs v2. Provides gitignore-respecting filesystem discovery
with a TTL-based scan cache, mtime sorting, file-type filtering, and
node_modules exclusion.
Includes a task module for async N-API work scheduling with cooperative
cancellation (timeout-based), TypeScript type declarations and wrapper,
and 12 integration tests covering pattern matching, recursion, gitignore,
maxResults, sortByMtime, fileType filtering, and cache invalidation.
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Port Oh My Pi's ps module providing efficient process tree enumeration
and termination using platform-native APIs (libproc on macOS, /proc on
Linux, Toolhelp32 on Windows).
Exposes four napi functions: killTree, listDescendants, processGroupId,
and killProcessGroup.
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Check if the destination file exists before performing a move in
hashline-edit. If it does, return an error instead of silently
overwriting the file.
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The delete operation in hashline-edit.ts wrapped both access() and
unlink() in a single try/catch. If access succeeded but unlink failed
(e.g., permissions), the error was silently swallowed and "Deleted" was
falsely reported. Now access and unlink have separate error handling:
access failures indicate the file doesn't exist, while unlink failures
propagate to the caller.
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Squash-merges fail with conflicts in .gsd/metrics.json and
.gsd/completed-units.json because these runtime files get tracked on the
slice branch. The existing pre-merge untrack only runs on main, so the
squash-merge sees modify/delete conflicts.
Untrack runtime files from the slice branch before merging, matching the
existing main-branch untrack. Also switch runtime conflict auto-resolution
from --ours to --theirs as a more correct fallback.
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* feat: scaffold Rust native engine with grep module (napi-rs)
Adds a Rust N-API addon architecture inspired by Oh My Pi's pi-natives.
The grep module wraps ripgrep's core crates (grep-regex, grep-searcher,
grep-matcher) and exposes `search()` and `grep()` to Node.js via napi-rs.
Includes:
- Cargo workspace at native/ with engine (cdylib) and grep (lib) crates
- Build script (native/scripts/build.js) producing platform-tagged .node files
- TypeScript wrapper package (@gsd/native) with types and loader
- 6 Rust unit tests + 9 Node.js integration tests (all passing)
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* fix: audit fixes for rust native engine PR
- Fix repository URL to gsd-build/gsd-2
- Remove dead add_custom_ignore_filename("") call
- Unify error model: search() now returns Result<> (throws) matching grep()
- Remove error field from NapiSearchResult and SearchResult types
- Use t.after() in integration tests for reliable temp dir cleanup
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Auto-detects and normalizes configuration from 8 AI coding tools:
Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, Codex, Cline, GitHub
Copilot, and VS Code. Discovers MCP servers, rules/instructions,
context files, and settings from both user-level (~/) and project-level
(./) config directories.
Read-only — never modifies other tools' config files.
Provides:
- discover_configs tool (LLM-callable) with optional tool filter and
session-scoped caching
- /configs slash command for quick overview
- 31 tests covering all 8 tool scanners, the discovery orchestrator,
and output formatting
Config paths verified against Oh My Pi's discovery module
(can1357/oh-my-pi packages/coding-agent/src/discovery/).
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Implement hashline edit mode inspired by Oh My Pi's approach. Each line
in a file is identified by a content hash (xxHash32, 2-char nibble
alphabet), enabling the model to reference lines by stable LINE#ID tags
instead of reproducing full line text. This eliminates the most common
edit failure mode (slightly misquoted original text) and reduces output
tokens.
New files:
- hashline.ts: core hash computation, formatting, parsing, validation,
and edit application engine (pure JS xxHash32, no native deps)
- hashline-edit.ts: AgentTool wrapper for hash-anchored file edits
- hashline-read.ts: read tool variant that outputs LINE#ID:CONTENT format
- hashline.test.ts: 54 tests covering all core operations
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- config.ts: Replace execSync(`which ${command}`) with spawnSync("which", [command])
to prevent shell injection from malicious lsp.json config files
- client.ts: Wrap JSON.parse in parseMessage with try/catch and handle null messages
in the stream reader to prevent process crashes from malformed LSP output
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Tests initialize, hover, go-to-definition, references, document symbols,
diagnostics (type error detection), and clean shutdown against a real
typescript-language-server instance with a temp TypeScript project.
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- Create core.d.ts with type declarations for the untyped core.js module
- Create tsconfig.extensions.json for type-checking browser-tools in isolation
- Fix collectAssertionState adapter to match ToolDeps signature by wrapping with captureCompactPageState binding
- Fix captureAccessibilityMarkdown adapter to match ToolDeps signature by binding getActiveTarget()
- Add explicit Element | null type annotation to refs.ts parent variable (TS7022 circular inference)
- Fix session.ts timeline.count to timeline.retained (nonexistent property on formatTimelineEntries result)
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- Add .js extensions to all relative imports for NodeNext module resolution
- Cast pi.writeTempFile to (pi as any) since it exists at runtime but not on ExtensionAPI type
- Add details: undefined as unknown to return objects missing the required details field
- Fix onUpdate calls to include details field required by AgentToolResult
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Queries npm registry at most once per 24h to check if a newer version
of gsd-pi is available. Displays a non-blocking banner in interactive
mode when an update exists. The check is fire-and-forget — network
errors or timeouts never block startup.
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All 10 LSP files ported and adapted. Wired into tools/index.ts.
Remaining work: fix TypeScript compilation errors (see below).
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- YAML-safe string quoting for values with special characters
- Preserve existing body content below frontmatter on wizard save
- Preserve existing version instead of hardcoding version: 1
- Update unknown-command fallback to include wizard|setup subcommands
- Show warning when timeout input is not a valid whole number
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When a provider returns a fetch error, the agent_end hook now detects
stopReason === "error" and pauses auto-mode. This prevents the state
machine from silently re-dispatching the same phase until stuck
detection fires.
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The "None of the above" option description said "add details in notes
below" without telling users to press TAB to reveal the notes input.
Updated the description to "Press TAB to add optional notes." and made
the footer "tab to add notes" hint always visible in single-select mode
(previously hidden until a selection was committed).
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When working on a feature branch (e.g. f-123-new-thing), GSD creates
slice branches correctly from the current branch but merges them back
to main instead of the feature branch. This is because getMainBranch()
always resolved to the repo default branch with no concept of where
the user started.
Fix: record the current branch as the "integration branch" in a
per-milestone metadata file (.gsd/milestones/<MID>/<MID>-META.json)
when auto-mode starts. getMainBranch() checks this metadata before
falling back to repo defaults, so switchToMain() and mergeSliceToMain()
target the correct branch.
Key details:
- Integration branch is captured once per milestone (idempotent)
- Committed immediately so it survives branch switches (.gsd/ files
are discarded during checkout)
- main_branch preference still takes highest priority
- Falls back to existing detection if metadata missing (backward compat)
- Per-milestone: different milestones can target different branches
- Validates branch still exists before using it
Tests: 41 new assertions across git-service.test.ts and worktree.test.ts
covering the full lifecycle, multi-slice workflows, resume scenarios,
backward compatibility, and edge cases.
In RPC mode, `ctx.ui.custom()` returns `undefined as never`, causing
`showInterviewRound` to return undefined and `Object.keys(result.answers)`
to throw TypeError.
When `showInterviewRound` returns undefined (RPC mode), fall back to
sequential `ctx.ui.select()` calls for each question, forwarding the
abort signal (#171) and supporting `allowMultiple` (#165).
- Add `allowMultiple` to `ExtensionUIDialogOptions`
- Widen `select()` return type to `string | string[] | undefined`
- Add `allowMultiple` to RPC select request and `values` array to response
- Update RPC `select()` to forward `allowMultiple` and parse array responses
- Guard existing `ctx.ui.select()` callers against the widened return type
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Auto mode's model resolution used `allModels.find(m => m.id === modelId)`
which returns the first match regardless of provider. With 30+ duplicate
model IDs across providers, user preferences silently resolved to the
wrong provider.
Three fixes:
- Use `getAvailable()` instead of `getAll()` so only authenticated
models are considered
- Support `provider/model` format (e.g. "google/gemini-2.5-pro") for
explicit provider targeting
- For bare IDs, prefer the current session's provider, then first
available match, with an ambiguity warning
- Store and restore original model provider instead of hardcoding
"anthropic" when restoring the user's model after auto-mode
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