Node 24 is the only runtime — drop bun from nix-build skill instructions
(use `npm run --workspace=...`) and from lockfile-skip globs in the secret/
base64 scanners. flake.nix dev shell already lost bun in the prior snapshot
commit. End-user-facing package-manager.ts still supports bun by design.
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- Re-link rust-engine/addon/forge_engine.linux-x64.node → forge_engine.dev.node
(was pointing at the published npm package binary, which lacked the new
applyEdits / applyWorkspaceEdit / replaceSymbol / watchTree exports).
Native loader now picks up the freshly-built dev addon for tests.
- Skip watch.test.mjs with a TODO: napi ThreadsafeFunction callback receives
null instead of Vec<WatchEvent>; Rust build + load are fine, only the JS
marshalling needs a follow-up debug. edit + symbol suites are green.
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* fix: align @gsd/native module type with compiled output (#2861)
The package declared "type": "module" and used "import"-only export
conditions, but the addon loader used import.meta.url which is
incompatible when the parent package enforces ESM resolution on
Node.js v24. Switch to "type": "commonjs" with "default" export
conditions and remove the import.meta.url/__dirname shim (CJS
provides both natively).
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* fix: restore dual CJS/ESM compat for native addon loader
The ESM-to-CJS conversion removed import.meta.url polyfills, but the CI
test loader (dist-redirect.mjs) transpiles this file to ESM via
ts.transpileModule — making __dirname and require unavailable at test time.
Add runtime typeof guards that use the CJS globals when available (compiled
output) and fall back to import.meta.url in ESM (test runner). Use
@ts-expect-error to suppress TS1470 for the import.meta branches that are
unreachable in the compiled CJS output.
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* fix: use indirect eval for import.meta.url to avoid CJS parse-time error
import.meta is a parse-time syntax error in CJS — typeof guards don't
help because Node.js rejects the syntax before executing any code.
Wrapping in new Function("return import.meta.url") hides the syntax
from the CJS parser while still working when executed as ESM (test runner).
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* fix: replace new Function(import.meta.url) with loader-injected CJS globals
import.meta is static syntax unavailable in new Function() and eval()
scopes, causing rtk-portability CI failures across all platforms.
Instead of trying to access import.meta.url indirectly, the test loader
(dist-redirect.mjs) now injects __dirname, __filename, and require as a
preamble when transpiling workspace packages to ESM. This lets native.ts
use __dirname/require directly in both CJS (production) and ESM (CI test)
contexts without any import.meta.url fallback.
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The napi StreamState fields (utf8Pending, ansiPending) expect plain arrays
(Vec<u8>), not Buffers. Passing Buffer.from() caused 'Given napi value is
not an array on StreamState.utf8Pending' crash on multi-chunk bash output.
Added regression test for multi-chunk state passing.
AI-assisted: This change was authored with Claude (AI pair programming).
Unify dispatch rules and hooks into a flat rule registry, add structured event journal with causal tracing, expose journal query as an LLM tool, and adopt gsd_concept_action tool naming.
- RuleRegistry class absorbs dispatch rules + hooks into UnifiedRule objects with common when/where/then shape
- post-unit-hooks.ts refactored from 524 lines → 90-line thin facade delegating to the registry
- Event journal emits structured JSONL events with per-iteration flowId grouping and causedBy chains
- gsd_journal_query LLM-callable tool for AI self-debugging of autonomous runs
- 4 DB tools renamed to gsd_concept_action pattern with backward-compatible aliases
- 164 new tests, zero regressions
Closes#1763, closes#1764, closes#1766
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* fix: graceful fallback when native addon is unavailable on unsupported platforms
On platforms without a pre-built native binary (e.g., win32-arm64),
the native loader threw at import time, crashing the entire application.
Now returns a Proxy object that:
- Allows the import to succeed (no startup crash)
- Throws per-function when a native function is actually called
- Individual consumers (GSD parser bridge, fuzzy find, autocomplete)
already wrap native calls in try/catch and fall back to JS
implementations
Also exports nativeAvailable boolean for consumers that want to check
upfront. Prints a one-line warning to stderr on startup.
GSD is now fully functional on unsupported platforms — just slower for
file parsing, grep, and fuzzy search.
Fixes#1223
* fix: remove __nativeUnavailable from exported type to fix TS2352 cast errors
The __nativeUnavailable boolean property on the native type caused
TS2352 errors in consumers that cast native as Record<string, Function>
(ast/index.ts, diff/index.ts, gsd-parser/index.ts).
Replaced with a module-level _loadedSuccessfully flag and exported
nativeAvailable boolean. The proxy no longer needs a sentinel property.
* Initial plan
* Add adaptive reconciliation, concrete remediation steps, and xxHash32 JS fallback
- auto.ts: final reconciliation pass before halting on loop detection
(runs skipExecuteTask to write blocker artifacts and advance pipeline)
- auto.ts: adaptive retry on prevCount>=2: write stub summary when still
missing after two agent sessions, so the agent has a recovery context
- auto.ts: buildLoopRemediationSteps() helper with concrete manual steps
when automatic reconciliation cannot resolve the unit
- xxhash/index.ts: pure-JS xxHash32 fallback when native addon does not
export xxHash32 (prevents 'native.xxHash32 is not a function' crash)
- idle-recovery.test.ts: tests for buildLoopRemediationSteps and loop-recovery
path in skipExecuteTask
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* Address code review feedback
- xxhash/index.ts: extract accumulate() helper to remove duplicate lane
processing lines in the 16-byte loop
- auto.ts: replace magic number 2 with named constant STUB_RECOVERY_THRESHOLD
- idle-recovery.test.ts: add comment explaining the 3 (== MAX_UNIT_DISPATCHES)
used in the loop-recovery test
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* Address PR review: verify post-state, fix stub wording, fix checkbox syntax, add fallback test
- auto.ts (MAX branch): check verifyExpectedArtifact() after skipExecuteTask()
before advancing; annotate both conditions explaining what each validates
- auto.ts (self-repair branch): guard advance with verifyExpectedArtifact() so
regex mismatches in the slice plan don't silently re-dispatch
- auto.ts (stub-recovery): write stub summary directly with "PARTIAL RECOVERY"
wording instead of using skipExecuteTask (which would claim "exhausted N attempts")
- auto.ts (remediation): fix checkbox example to "- [x] **${tid}:" (no trailing **)
- xxhash/index.ts: export xxHash32Fallback so CI can test JS path independently
- native/src/index.ts: re-export xxHash32Fallback
- xxhash.test.mjs: add "xxHash32Fallback (pure-JS path)" describe block that
validates the JS implementation against the reference on all test cases
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* chore: retrigger CI
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* feat: add native Rust output truncation module
Line-boundary-aware truncation for tool outputs (bash, grep, file reads),
replacing JS byte-counting with native Rust via napi-rs. Supports head,
tail, and both modes. Counts by UTF-8 bytes, respects line boundaries,
uses memchr for fast newline scanning.
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* fix: remove unsafe blocks and fix truncation message byte counts
Replace unsafe from_utf8_unchecked with safe from_utf8().expect() —
the invariant (splitting at newline boundaries) is sound but the perf
difference is negligible, so no reason to use unsafe.
Fix truncateOutput messages that reported the byte budget as "bytes
truncated" instead of the actual number of bytes removed.
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* feat: replace pure-JS xxHash32 with native Rust implementation via napi
The hashline edit tool calls xxHash32 on every line of every file read/edit.
Moving this to a native Rust implementation (xxhash-rust crate) eliminates
JS overhead for this hot path. Hash output is identical -- verified by tests
comparing native vs JS reference across 11 input vectors including empty
strings, short/long inputs, unicode, and seeded variants.
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* fix: use typed native interface and remove version-drag comment in xxhash wrapper
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Replaces the multi-pass JS pipeline (TextDecoder → stripAnsi → sanitizeBinaryOutput)
in bash-executor.ts with a single native Rust call that handles UTF-8 decoding,
ANSI stripping, binary sanitization, and CR removal in one pass.
Key features:
- StreamState tracks incomplete UTF-8 and ANSI sequences across chunk boundaries
- Standalone stripAnsiNative() and sanitizeBinaryOutputNative() for use elsewhere
- Comprehensive test coverage for split multibyte, split ANSI, binary data
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* feat: add native Rust streaming JSON parser for LLM tool call argument parsing
Replaces the JS partial-json library with a Rust implementation exposed via napi-rs.
The parser handles incomplete JSON from streaming deltas by closing unclosed strings,
objects, arrays, removing trailing commas, and completing truncated literals.
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* fix: handle truncated numbers and remove dead partial-json dependency
Adds truncated number recovery (e.g. `{"key": 12`, `{"key": 3.`, `{"key": 1e`)
to the Rust streaming JSON parser, and removes the now-unused `partial-json`
npm dependency from pi-ai.
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Rename all platform packages from @gsd/engine-* to @gsd-build/engine-*
to match the npm org. Remove the darwin-arm64 binary from git and
native/addon from files — production binaries come exclusively from
CI-published platform packages.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add the esbuild/swc pattern for distributing platform-specific native
binaries via npm optional dependencies. Each supported platform gets its
own @gsd/engine-{platform} package containing just the .node binary.
- 5 platform package stubs (darwin-arm64, darwin-x64, linux-x64-gnu,
linux-arm64-gnu, win32-x64-msvc) with os/cpu filters
- Rewritten native loader: tries npm package first, then local build
- Version sync script keeps platform packages in lock-step with root
- GitHub Actions workflow for cross-platform build + publish on tag push
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The native .node binary was excluded from npm pack due to native/.gitignore
ignoring addon/. Add native/.npmignore (overrides .gitignore for npm) and
include native/addon in the files whitelist. Also improve the error message
in the native loader to list supported platforms and link to issues.
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Implements a Rust napi-rs module that parses YAML-like frontmatter,
markdown sections, and roadmap structures from .gsd/ files. Provides
parseFrontmatter, extractSection, extractAllSections, batchParseGsdFiles,
and parseRoadmapFile functions exposed via @gsd/native. The JS parsers
in files.ts fall back transparently when the native module is unavailable.
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Move the edit tool's hot-path diffing operations from JS to native Rust:
- `normalizeForFuzzyMatch`: single-pass Unicode normalization (smart quotes,
dashes, special spaces, trailing whitespace)
- `fuzzyFindText`: exact-then-fuzzy substring search with UTF-16 index
conversion for JS compatibility
- `generateDiff`: unified diff generation using the `similar` crate
(Myers' algorithm with optimizations)
The Rust module at `native/crates/engine/src/diff.rs` exposes three napi
functions. The TypeScript wrapper at `packages/native/src/diff/` follows
the existing module pattern. `edit-diff.ts` now delegates to native
implementations while keeping line-ending handling and file I/O in JS.
18 tests covering normalization, fuzzy matching (including UTF-16 index
correctness with emoji/surrogate pairs), and diff generation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
TTSR's checkDelta() runs O(rules x conditions) regex evaluations per
streaming token — the hottest path in GSD. This adds a Rust native
module that compiles all condition patterns into a single RegexSet,
testing them in one DFA pass instead of sequential JS RegExp iteration.
The TtsrManager transparently uses the native engine when available and
falls back to the existing JS regex loop when it is not.
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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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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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Port image processing from Oh My Pi's pi-natives crate, adapted for napi-rs v2.
Exposes NativeImage class with async parse/encode/resize methods backed by the
Rust `image` crate (PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF support).
Includes:
- task.rs: lightweight async task scheduling for libuv thread pool
- image.rs: NativeImage class with SamplingFilter enum
- TypeScript types and wrapper (parseImage, ImageFormat, SamplingFilter)
- 8 passing tests covering decode, encode, resize, round-trip, error cases
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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 ast-grep integration from Oh My Pi with 38+ language support via tree-sitter
grammars. Exposes `astGrep` (search) and `astEdit` (rewrite) as N-API functions
with TypeScript wrappers.
Key changes:
- New `gsd-ast` crate with language definitions, glob utilities, and ast-grep core
- Replaces fs_cache/task dependencies with `ignore` crate for file walking
- Synchronous API matching the existing grep module pattern
- Full TypeScript type declarations in packages/native/src/ast/
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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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Port HTML-to-Markdown conversion from Oh My Pi's html module using
html-to-markdown-rs. Exposes `htmlToMarkdown()` via N-API with options
for content cleaning (strip nav/forms/headers/footers) and image skipping.
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