resolveSessionId() read CLAUDE_SESSION_ID (an env var Claude Code never sets)
and otherwise fell back to a /proc PID walk (`pid-<n>`), while discarding the
stdin JSON payload it parses. The recording hooks key session_events by the
Claude session UUID delivered in that payload's `session_id`, so `pid-<n>`
never matched -> sessionBytes was always 0 -> the bar always rendered the
global lifetime aggregate, identical in every session.
Read session_id from the stdin payload first, then env, then PID walk (a strict
superset of prior behavior). Widen the test harness to send a stdin payload and
add a mutation-defeating regression test for the production path.
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* feat: add runtime storage override
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* test: update storage path source assertions
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* test: normalize storage path expectations
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* fix runtime storage override resolution
Consolidate storage overrides on CONTEXT_MODE_DIR, share resolver behavior across server, hooks, and statusline, and update docs/tests around the Codex Desktop failure contract.
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* fix windows storage override tests
Make storage-path resolver expectations platform-aware and keep statusline multi-adapter tests on adapter-default discovery instead of the root override path.
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* address runtime storage review
Compose tool registration wrappers, memoize storage writability checks, report storage roots in ctx_doctor, keep legacy statusline session-dir compatibility, and fold resolver tests into existing server coverage.
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* fix windows storage path test
Use an absolute temp-directory fixture instead of a POSIX-rooted default path so resolver tests assert storage behavior consistently across platforms.
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* fold storage resolver into session db
Move CONTEXT_MODE_DIR resolver exports into the existing session DB module so hooks and statusline can use the existing session-db bundle. Drop the new storage-paths source and hook bundle entries while preserving shared storage behavior.
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* consolidate default storage session roots
Add the shared default session-dir helper to the existing session DB bundle boundary, route server/hooks/statusline through it, and document why storage resolution lives there. Expand storage resolver tests for the shared helper.
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Update the source assertion for the shared default-session-dir helper so the CI guard checks CODEX_HOME via configDirEnvForSessionSegments instead of the removed direct Codex config import.
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* Fix Claude plugin skills path and pack integrity guard (#661)
* ci: update server.bundle.mjs, cli.bundle.mjs, session hook & security bundles
* ci: update install stats
* ci: update install stats
* ci: update install stats
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* fix(pi): prevent mixed-width TUI over-width crashes (CJK/Korean/emoji) (#676)
* fix(pi): CJK wide-character width-aware truncation in PiTextComponent (#665)
PiTextComponent/truncateAnsiLine counted every JS character as width 1,
but CJK ideographs occupy 2 terminal columns. This produced lines whose
actual visibleWidth exceeded the requested width, triggering a pi-tui
crash: 'visible width: 162 > terminal width: 147'.
Root cause: truncateAnsiLine() iterated chars with visible++ (always 1)
instead of accounting for east-asian-width W/F codepoints.
Fix:
- Add charWidth() helper that returns 2 for CJK/Hangul/fullwidth ranges.
- Change truncateAnsiLine to use charWidth and check visible + w > maxWidth
(not >=), so a 2-wide char still fits when exactly 2 columns remain.
- Export PiTextComponent and truncateAnsiLine for testability.
Tests (Slice 10 in pi-mcp-bridge.test.ts):
- Pure CJK text respects requested width.
- Mixed ASCII + CJK is correctly truncated.
- ANSI escape sequences are preserved and not counted toward width.
- The real crash line from pi-crash.log fits within terminal width 147.
- Edge case: maxWidth 0 or negative returns empty string.
Fixes#665
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* fix(server): add z.preprocess coercions to ctx_fetch_and_index force and requests params (#679)
fix(server): add z.preprocess coercions to ctx_fetch_and_index params
The OpenCode/Kilo in-process native plugin bridge stringifies primitive types. Other tools already use z.preprocess(coerceBoolean/coerceJsonArray) to handle this, but ctx_fetch_and_index was missing these wrappers on its force and requests parameters.
Added schema-level test verifying preprocess wrappers are present. Updated existing schema tests to match new structure.
* feat(fetch): add per-call cache ttl (#666)
* feat(fetch): add per-call cache ttl
* test: run npm pack dry-run on Windows
* fix(batch_execute): preserve heredoc commands (#657)
Stops appending `2>&1` to user command strings in `runBatchCommands()` — that mutation broke heredoc terminators (`NODE` → `NODE 2>&1`). Now executes commands as-written and merges executor-captured stdout+stderr via new `combineExecOutput()` helper. Symmetric across serial + parallel paths.
Adds serial + parallel regression tests for heredoc commands with stderr. Updates the nodeOptsPrefix edge-case test to reflect the new behavior.
Bundles taken from `next` (CI-authoritative); regenerate on next main push.
Fixes#656.
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* fix(server): surrogate-safe preview truncation in ctx_fetch_and_index (#659) (#660)
The fetch-preview path at src/server.ts truncated `f.markdown` with
`String.prototype.slice(0, FETCH_PREVIEW_LIMIT)` where the limit
(3072) is a UTF-16 code-unit count. When the cut fell between the two
halves of an astral-plane character (e.g. 🟡 = U+1F7E1 = 🟡),
the high surrogate remained and the low surrogate was dropped.
JSON.stringify then emitted the orphan as a literal `\uD83D` escape
in the tool_result body, causing RFC 8259-strict consumers (the host
LLM API) to reject the next request with `400 ... no low surrogate
in string`. Sessions could not recover without removing the bad
message from the transcript.
Adds a new `charSafePrefix(str, maxChars)` export to `src/truncate.ts`
mirroring the existing internal `byteSafePrefix` semantics: cap by
UTF-16 code units, back off one unit if the cut would split a
surrogate pair. Wires it into the fetch-preview construction.
Tests cover the helper directly plus a regression that walks the
exact preview-construction pattern with an emoji at the LIMIT
boundary and asserts the resulting JSON contains no orphan high
surrogate and round-trips through a strict parser.
Other `.slice(0, N)` sites in src/ (small label/error/timestamp
truncations) are out of scope for this PR — they have low bounds and
their inputs are unlikely to contain emoji at the boundary. Happy to
extend coverage in a follow-up if the maintainer wants to remove the
class of bug entirely.
Fixes#659
* fix(auto-memory): scope memory dir by projectDir to stop cross-project leak (#663) (#664)
* fix(auto-memory): scope memory dir by projectDir to stop cross-project leak (#663)
getMemoryDir() ignored projectDir, so every adapter (except OpenClaw, whose
configDir IS the project root) returned a path shared by every project on
the machine. Two terminals open in different repos read each other's .md
memory files via searchAutoMemory(), then those notes contaminated
ctx_search timeline results.
Fix: HookAdapter.getMemoryDir now accepts an optional projectDir. When
supplied, the path is scoped via hashProjectDirCanonical(projectDir) under
the existing base. searchAutoMemory passes projectDir through; the
adapterless legacy fallback applies the same hash directly so the contract
holds at both call sites. Reuses the same canonicalization as ContentStore
and searchEvents, so all three project-scoped surfaces share one identity.
Backwards compat: getMemoryDir() without projectDir keeps returning the
unscoped path so external adapter consumers don't break.
Tests: leak canary (write under projectA scope, search from projectB,
assert 0 hits) + positive control + #663 negative test pinning that the
old unscoped path is no longer surfaced.
* test(windows): fix two flaky Windows-only CI failures
- asymmetric-drift-assert: spawnSync("npm", ...) needs shell:true on
Windows because npm resolves to npm.cmd. Without it Node returned
status=null/stderr=null/stdout=null and the assertion failed with no
diagnostic. Also surface r.error in the assertion message.
- server.test.ts "python: cap works with python scripts": replace the
10k-iteration Python loop with a single 100KB write. The cap still
triggers (and stderr still gets "output capped"), but the test no
longer races the 10s timeout on slow Windows CI VMs.
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Statusline showed \$10.16 lifetime (single-adapter local SessionDB)
while ctx_stats showed \$64.72 (multi-adapter aggregate across 15
platforms). Two different formulas, same data — confusing and
impossible to reconcile.
Per Mert: drop \$ entirely (those are estimates anyway), mirror the
exact byte-based numbers ctx_stats narrative renderer surfaces. One
source of truth, two displays show the same thing.
Changes:
- bin/statusline.mjs: replace lifetimeUsd/sessionUsd with byte-based
formulas matching analytics.ts:1684 narrative renderer:
lifetimeBytes = multi.totalBytes ?? lifetime.totalSavedTokens * 4
sessionBytes = conversation.{eventDataBytes + bytesAvoided + snapshotBytes}
perDayBytes = lifetimeBytes / lifetimeDays
- Render template now mirrors ctx_stats opener:
"12.2 MB kept out · 187 KB/day · across N tools · preserved..."
active session adds "461 KB this chat · 12.2 MB lifetime · 98% kept out"
- Use the same kb() single-unit formatter as ctx_stats (now exported).
- Drop unused fmtUsd / OPUS_INPUT_PRICE_PER_TOKEN from imports.
Live test (Mert's machine):
Before: "context-mode ● \$10.16 saved across sessions · preserved..."
After: "context-mode ● 12.2 MB kept out · 187 KB/day · preserved..."
Now matches ctx_stats opener line exactly.
CI run 25628911769 windows-latest failed 6 statusline tests. Same
failure on every prior windows-latest run since the statusline-to-
SessionDB migration landed (commit e6864fa). Failure mode: every
test got the empty-state headline ("context-mode ● saves ~98% of
context window") instead of the data-driven render.
Root cause: bin/statusline.mjs:46 did
_analytics = await import(ANALYTICS_PATH);
where ANALYTICS_PATH is an absolute filesystem path resolved through
node:path.resolve. On POSIX Node accepts absolute paths in dynamic
import. On Windows Node's ESM loader rejects the drive-letter form
("C:\\repo\\build\\session\\analytics.js") with
ERR_UNSUPPORTED_ESM_URL_SCHEME. The catch right below silently swallowed
that error, set _analytics=null, and main() short-circuited to the
substantiated empty-state headline — exactly the symptom in the test
output.
Fix: convert to a file:// URL via pathToFileURL(ANALYTICS_PATH).href
before passing to import(). POSIX still accepts file:// URLs (they're
the canonical ESM form), Windows now accepts the load.
Verified: tests/statusline.test.ts + tests/statusline-sqlite.test.ts
11/11 pass locally on macOS (regression of POSIX behavior would have
broken the same tests). Windows CI rerun pending.
This is the LAST class of #482-era CI Windows failures — every
previous round of path-separator and hash-normalization fixes (#435,
#458 round-4, multi-adapter-stats round-5) addressed test-fixture
authoring issues. This one is a real production bug in the shipped
statusline binary, not just test fixtures.
The statusline was reading per-PID stats-pid-*.json sidecars written by
persistStats() (src/server.ts:546). Three problems:
1. Eventually-consistent — 500ms+30s persist throttle made the
statusline lag the actual session state.
2. PID-scoped — multiple Claude sessions sharing a shell ppid collided
on the same sidecar.
3. Missing the multi-adapter aggregation that ctx_stats just gained
(B3a/B3b commits) so cross-platform users couldn't see it.
Refactor the statusline to read directly from SessionDB
(session_events + session_resume) via the same getRealBytesStats() and
getMultiAdapterLifetimeStats() calls ctx_stats uses (src/server.ts:2807-
2891). The two surfaces now share one source of truth.
What's preserved unchanged:
- Cross-OS PID resolver (linux /proc, darwin ps, win32 fallback) at
bin/statusline.mjs:105-200 — that's the session-id source still.
- CONTEXT_MODE_SESSION_DIR env var override.
- Substantiated headline fallback when no data exists.
New: bin/statusline.mjs imports analytics from build/session/analytics.js
lazily so a missing build degrades to the headline rather than crashing.
Multi-adapter $ surfaces as "across N tools" when the multi-adapter walk
finds 2+ real adapters (passing the isReal filter at analytics.ts:1300).
Sidecar persistStats() in src/server.ts:546 stays for now (other readers
may depend on it) — flagging for follow-up removal.
Tests: tests/statusline-sqlite.test.ts seeds a real SessionDB fixture
(no mocks of the analytics layer — that would couple to implementation)
and asserts the public output reflects DB state.
* fix(insight): move showAllInsights useState before early return (React #310)
* 1.0.102
* fix(test): normalize pluginRoot path separators for Windows (#369)
buildNodeCommand() converts backslashes to forward slashes to prevent
MSYS path mangling on Windows. The test assertion was comparing against
raw pluginRoot (backslashes from mkdtempSync) causing CI failure on
windows-latest while macOS and Ubuntu passed.
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* fix(stats): persist counter + show lifetime + auto-memory + business value framing
- Add tool_calls table to SessionDB — counter survives upgrades and --continue
- Show persistent memory totals (events across all sessions)
- Show auto-memory count from ~/.claude/projects/*/memory/
- Replace hardcoded '9 more' with actual category count
- Use Opus pricing ($15/M) for cost calculations
- Replace '3.0x' with '3x longer sessions' phrasing
- Add 'Bottom line' footer with session/lifetime cost summary
Closes the upgrade-resets-stats bug. ctx_stats now correctly shows
that data persists across compaction, restart, and upgrade.
* fix(windows): normalize hooks.json placeholders on startup (#378)
The committed hooks/hooks.json and .claude-plugin/plugin.json use
${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} placeholders + bare 'node' command. On Windows
+ Claude Code, this causes runtime loader failures (cjs/loader:1479)
because:
1. bare 'node' may not resolve via PATH (Git Bash issue, see #369)
2. ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} resolution can hit MSYS path mangling (see #372)
3. backslash paths get corrupted in shell quoting
Fix: start.mjs detects Windows on every MCP server boot. If hooks.json
or plugin.json contain unresolved placeholders, rewrites them with:
- process.execPath (absolute, quoted) instead of bare 'node'
- Forward-slash paths (prevent MSYS translation)
- Double-quoted paths (handle spaces)
Idempotent — only rewrites when placeholder pattern is detected.
Survives upgrades — runs at every start.
Closes#378
* fix(cache-heal): use shebang on Unix, self-heal stale node paths
After Brew updates Node, the versioned Cellar path written to
~/.claude/settings.json becomes stale, causing 'session start' errors:
/opt/homebrew/Cellar/node/25.9.0_2/bin/node (gone after upgrade)
vs the stable symlink:
/opt/homebrew/bin/node (always current)
Root cause: start.mjs wrote `process.execPath` directly, which on
Brew returns the versioned path snapshot.
Fix (2 layers):
1. New installs on Unix: write cache-heal script with shebang
(#!/usr/bin/env node) + chmod +x, register hook as bare script
path. `env` resolves node from PATH at runtime — survives
any Node upgrade.
2. Self-heal: every MCP boot, check if existing hook command
references a node path that no longer exists. If stale,
rewrite using current pattern.
Windows unchanged (no shebang support) — uses process.execPath
+ buildHookCommand pattern, plus self-heal for any breakage.
Reported by @vigo on Discord.
* fix(lifecycle): trigger isParentAlive re-check on stdin EOF to close 30s CPU-spin window (#388) (#389)
* fix(test): normalize pluginRoot path separators for Windows (#369)
buildNodeCommand() converts backslashes to forward slashes to prevent
MSYS path mangling on Windows. The test assertion was comparing against
raw pluginRoot (backslashes from mkdtempSync) causing CI failure on
windows-latest while macOS and Ubuntu passed.
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* ci: update install stats
* ci: update install stats
* ci: update install stats
* ci: update install stats
* ci: update install stats
* fix(lifecycle): trigger isParentAlive re-check on stdin EOF to close 30s CPU-spin window (#311, #388)
The vendored MCP SDK's StdioServerTransport only registers 'data' and
'error' listeners on process.stdin. When the parent (e.g. Claude Code)
dies abruptly without sending SIGTERM, the server keeps reading from a
half-closed pipe and CPU-spins until the 30s ppid poll catches up. In
practice this manifests as orphaned context-mode processes accumulating
~80h of CPU time before being SIGKILL'd manually (#388).
The fix adds a single 'end' listener on process.stdin inside the
lifecycle guard. It does NOT shut down on 'end' alone — that's the
false-positive behavior #236 tore out. Instead, 'end' triggers the same
isParentAlive() probe the periodic timer runs, just earlier:
- parent alive → no-op (#236 regression test still passes)
- parent dead → 30s detection window collapses to ~0
Skipped on TTY (OpenCode ts-plugin), where stdin is not the MCP channel.
Tests: added a unit test that emits stdin 'end' under both alive and
dead parent conditions, and updated the existing listener-invariance
test to pin the new contract (only 'end' touched, restored on cleanup).
All existing tests still pass.
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* fix(executor): hide Windows console + drop .sh extension for shell exec (#384)
On Windows, ctx_execute(language: 'shell', ...) had two problems:
1. Silent output - child_process.spawn without windowsHide:true creates
a visible console window that intercepts stdout, leaving the MCP
response empty.
2. Git Bash popup - temp script written as 'script.sh' triggers Windows
file association for .sh files. bash.exe opens a visible window over
the user's IDE.
Fix (minimal, two surgical changes):
- spawn(..., { windowsHide: isWin }) via buildSpawnOptions(platform)
- isWin && language === 'shell' ? 'script' : 'script.{ext}' via
buildScriptFilename(language, platform)
Both changes are Windows-gated. Linux/macOS behavior unchanged.
Does NOT change shell invocation semantics (no bash -c wrapper).
Does NOT add SHELL env override. Both deferred - separate features.
Helpers exposed as pure functions for unit testing without mocking
spawn or filesystem.
Closes#384.
Supersedes #385 with smaller surface area.
* fix(executor): full Windows shell coverage — bash -c source + SHELL override (#384)
Builds on commit 9d1f44f (windowsHide + no .sh extension) with the
remaining two root causes:
1. MSYS2 path mangling on non-C: drives. When bash.exe receives a
script as a direct argument, MSYS rewrites paths like
D:\tmp\script to D:\c\tmp\script, breaking execution. Fix: wrap
in bash -c "source 'path'". The -c flag prevents MSYS from
touching the file argument.
2. SHELL env var override. Users with non-standard shell setups
(WSL, custom bash location, msys2 installations) need to point
context-mode at their preferred shell. detectRuntimes() now
checks process.env.SHELL first; if the path exists, uses it.
Single-quote escape applied to filePath in bash -c form to handle
paths containing apostrophes safely.
PowerShell uses -File flag (correct .ps1 invocation).
cmd.exe uses direct file (.cmd association is safe — no Git Bash issue).
Closes#384 fully (in addition to commit 9d1f44f).
Test coverage:
- SHELL env override (3 tests)
- buildCommand bash -c source (Windows + Unix variants, 5 tests)
- Single-quote escape edge case
- All previous Windows shell tests still pass
* fix(test): normalize scriptPath separators in cache-heal-self-heal assertion
Same root cause as the #369 test fix: buildHookCommand normalizes
backslashes to forward slashes for cross-platform safety (MSYS/Git Bash
mangling prevention). Test assertion at line 189 compared against the
raw scriptPath from mkdtempSync (backslash-separated on Windows),
causing CI failure on windows-latest while macOS and Ubuntu passed.
Aligns line 189 with line 234 which already had this normalization.
* fix(openclaw): route native tool aliases (#383)
* fix(test): normalize pluginRoot path separators for Windows (#369)
buildNodeCommand() converts backslashes to forward slashes to prevent
MSYS path mangling on Windows. The test assertion was comparing against
raw pluginRoot (backslashes from mkdtempSync) causing CI failure on
windows-latest while macOS and Ubuntu passed.
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* ci: update install stats
* ci: update install stats
* fix(openclaw): route native tool aliases
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* fix(hooks): passthrough on `ask` in headless mode (CLAUDE_CODE_HEADLESS) (#380)
* fix(test): normalize pluginRoot path separators for Windows (#369)
buildNodeCommand() converts backslashes to forward slashes to prevent
MSYS path mangling on Windows. The test assertion was comparing against
raw pluginRoot (backslashes from mkdtempSync) causing CI failure on
windows-latest while macOS and Ubuntu passed.
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* ci: update install stats
* ci: update install stats
* fix(hooks): passthrough on `ask` in headless mode
In `claude --print`, the CLI has no TTY to surface a permission prompt.
When routing returns `action: "ask"`, the formatter emits
`permissionDecision: "ask"` and the CLI hangs forever waiting on a user
verdict that can never arrive.
Mirror gemini-cli.mjs: when `CLAUDE_CODE_HEADLESS=1` is set in the
environment, return null (passthrough) on `ask`. Other actions
(deny/modify/context) unchanged. Interactive sessions are unaffected —
without the env var, behavior is identical to before.
Launcher scripts running headless agents must export
`CLAUDE_CODE_HEADLESS=1` to opt in.
* fix(hooks): extend headless passthrough to deny + modify
Without this, v1.0.103's routing.mjs returns action:'modify' for
'dangerous' curl/wget invocations — silently rewriting the command into
an echo that suggests ctx_execute. In TTY sessions that nudge is useful
(the agent reconsiders or asks the user). In headless 'claude --print'
the agent has no UI to reconsider; the rewritten echo runs, produces
zero stdout, and downstream pipelines see a silent failure.
Same shape as the existing 'ask' fix:
case "deny":
+ if (isHeadless()) return null;
return { ... };
case "modify":
+ if (isHeadless()) return null;
return { ... };
The 'context' case is left as-is (additionalContext is informational,
doesn't block the tool). Two existing tests in formatters.test.ts that
asserted 'still formats deny/modify normally' under
CLAUDE_CODE_HEADLESS=1 are inverted to assert the new passthrough
behavior, matching the existing 'ask' test pattern. 21/21 tests pass.
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* fix(memory): adapter-aware persistent memory across all 14 platforms
v1.0.100's "Unified Persistent Memory" feature was Claude-centric.
Auto-memory, prior session, and persist memory all hardcoded ~/.claude/,
breaking 13 of 14 platforms. Plus a worktree filename mismatch broke
Claude Code too on worktree sessions.
Architectural fix: adds 3 methods to HookAdapter interface so every
adapter declares its own conventions:
- getConfigDir() — ~/.claude, ~/.codex, ~/.qwen, ~/.gemini, etc.
- getInstructionFiles() — ['CLAUDE.md'], ['AGENTS.md'], ['QWEN.md'], etc.
- getMemoryDir() — ~/.claude/memory, ~/.codex/memories, etc.
BaseAdapter ships sensible defaults derived from sessionDirSegments;
only the 11 non-Claude adapters override (Claude inherits).
Wiring changes:
- searchAutoMemory() now accepts an adapter, dispatches via methods
- ctx_search timeline uses _detectedAdapter.getConfigDir()
- ctx_search timeline SessionDB filename now includes worktree suffix
(matches what session-snapshot/session-extract write to)
- extract.ts rule detection covers AGENTS.md, GEMINI.md, QWEN.md,
KIRO.md, copilot-instructions.md, context-mode.mdc, and any
*.md inside a memory/memories directory
Bonus fixes (from PR #376):
- OpenCode/KiloCode cache path: now packages/context-mode@latest/
layout (silently changed by upstream late 2024 — broke doctor/upgrade)
- OpenCode SessionStart equivalent via experimental.chat.messages.transform
— prior-session continuity now works on OpenCode/KiloCode
Tests added (8 new files, 65 new tests, all green):
- tests/adapters/base-adapter-memory.test.ts (4)
- tests/adapters/claude-code-memory.test.ts (3)
- tests/adapters/memory-conventions.test.ts (36)
- tests/core/auto-memory-adapter.test.ts (5)
- tests/core/cache-plugin-root.test.ts (2)
- tests/core/server-timeline-adapter.test.ts (3)
- tests/opencode-session-start.test.ts (2)
- tests/session/extract-rule-detection.test.ts (10)
Closes architectural root cause of #367 follow-ups.
Supersedes #379 (Codex), #370 (Qwen), #376 (OpenCode/KiloCode portions).
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* fix(test): make Windows-host assertions platform-aware
Three Windows CI failures in two test files, two distinct root causes:
executor.test.ts "buildCommand returns shell command array"
- PR #384 changed Windows+bash to return [bash, -c, "source 'path'"]
(3 elements) to dodge MSYS path mangling on non-C: drives.
- Test still asserted length === 2 universally. Make it
platform+shell aware: 3-element bash -c form on Windows+bash,
2-element direct-exec form everywhere else.
cache-heal-self-heal.test.ts "Unix: rewrites command when node path is stale"
- selfHealCacheHealHook({platform: "linux"}) controls the WRITTEN
command but ensureShebangAndExecBit's chmodSync is still a host
syscall — NTFS cannot honor 0o755 exec bit.
- Skip just the mode assertion on Windows host; shebang check stays.
cache-heal-self-heal.test.ts "preserves other hooks unchanged"
- Same root cause as 35b6f90: buildHookCommand normalizes
backslashes → forward slashes for cross-platform safety. Line 287
was missed when 35b6f90 patched line 190. Apply identical fix.
* Add Insight directory overrides (#400)
* feat: add insight directory overrides
* build: update bundles for insight overrides
* fix(server): use sync platform detection for pre-adapter session dir
Edge case: when MCP server is called before initialize completes,
_detectedAdapter is null and getSessionDir() returns hardcoded
~/.claude/context-mode/sessions/. For non-Claude platforms this means
the wrong sessions dir until the adapter is detected.
Fix: when adapter is null, call detectPlatform() (sync, env-var-based)
and map to platform-specific session dir segments without adapter
instantiation. Falls back to .claude only if no platform signal found.
Closes the last hardcoded .claude fallback in server.ts.
Completes the multi-platform memory work from 6262c13.
* chore: rebuild bundles with sync platform detection fix
* fix(test): anchor XDG_CONFIG_HOME under fakeHome in memory-conventions
OpenCodeAdapter (and kilo variant) honor XDG_CONFIG_HOME / APPDATA
before falling back to homedir(). GitHub Actions Ubuntu runners can
have XDG_* set to the runner's real /home/runner, which bypasses the
homedir() mock from tests/setup-home.ts and leaks the real path into
test assertions.
Override XDG_CONFIG_HOME / XDG_DATA_HOME / APPDATA / LOCALAPPDATA at
the top of memory-conventions.test.ts (after setup-home runs) so all
adapters stay sandboxed under fakeHome. Reproduced locally with
XDG_CONFIG_HOME=/tmp/fake-xdg before the fix; passes after.
* test(session): regression test for cross-session bleed (#398)
Adds three tests pinning the contract LMS927369's PR #398 fixed:
1. getSessionEvents(db, sessionId) returns ONLY the requested
session's events — no bleed from concurrent sessions even when
another session has a more recent session_meta.started_at.
2. getSessionEvents returns [] for unknown sessionId — no fallback
to global most-recent (which was the original bug's root cause).
3. getLatestSessionEvents still picks globally-most-recent by design,
pinning the existing semantics so future callers can't be surprised.
All three would silently break if any of the 6 patched SessionStart
adapters regressed back to getLatestSessionEvents(db).
* fix(mcp): resolve ctx_index relative paths from project dir (#365)
fix(mcp): resolve ctx_index relative paths from project dir
Resolves ctx_index relative paths against the project directory (via
getProjectDir() env chain: CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR / *_PROJECT_DIR /
CONTEXT_MODE_PROJECT_DIR / cwd) instead of MCP server cwd.
Known follow-up gaps tracked separately:
- IDEA_INITIAL_DIRECTORY missing from getProjectDir() cascade (JetBrains)
- FTS5 source label uses raw user-typed path (dedup gap)
- Bundle rebuild
- Negative-path test coverage (traversal / env-unset / label collision)
- getProjectDir() not unified across server.ts (deny-policy at L429)
Co-authored-by: Ousama Ben Younes <ousamabenyounes@users.noreply.github.com>
* test(hooks): add cross-platform regression matrix for MCP readiness (#354)
* test(hooks): add cross-platform regression matrix for MCP readiness
Locks in the directory-scan + PID-liveness contract from #347. The 11
test files updated by #347 changed the sentinel path but never asserted
that isMCPReady() returns true for a sentinel whose PID is outside the
test runner's process tree — the exact condition the PPID-keyed lookup
failed on under WSL2 / `bash -c "node ..."` topologies.
Coverage:
- sentinelPathForPid + deprecated sentinelPath shape
- sentinelDir platform branch (/tmp on Unix, os.tmpdir on win32)
- isMCPReady happy path + resilience to malformed payloads
- Stale-sentinel self-healing (gated to clean envs)
- PPID-independence regression: child PID ∉ runner tree → still true
Pure test-only PR. No production changes.
* test(hooks): apply review cuts (drop deprecated test, collapse it.each, env-var path)
- Drop sentinelPath() deprecated-export test. The JSDoc says it's kept for
one release cycle; testing what's about to die is a maintenance trap.
- Collapse empty-payload + non-numeric-payload tests into a single it.each.
Same contract, fewer lines.
- Pass resolved sentinel directory to the regression child via env var
instead of recomputing the platform branch inline. Keeps mcp-ready.mjs
as the single source of truth for the path shape.
* test(hooks): merge mcp-ready regression matrix into core-routing.test.ts
Per review feedback: move the three describe blocks (`contract`,
`stale-cleanup self-healing`, `PPID-independence`) from the standalone
tests/hooks/mcp-ready.test.ts into tests/hooks/core-routing.test.ts as
top-level describes after the existing `routePreToolUse` block. Same
test bodies, same assertions; only the host file changed.
The stale-cleanup block adds a local `beforeEach` that unlinks the
file-level `mcpSentinel` so the runner's own live sentinel does not
mask the dead-PID cleanup the test verifies.
---------
Co-authored-by: Mert Köseoğlu <bm.ksglu@gmail.com>
* fix(cli): use execFile to open URL without shell interpolation
execSync(`open "${url}"`) interpolates the URL through the shell. The
URL is localhost-only today, but the pattern is fragile — a future
remote URL or weak port-validation flips it into shell injection.
Switches darwin/linux/win32 branches to execFile with an arg array
and a try/catch that prints a copyable URL on failure.
* perf: cut per-tool-call latency across all 14 adapters
Five fixes targeting synchronous hot paths fired on every tool call.
Per-session reclaim: ~1.8s macOS / ~0.7-1.5s Linux / ~7.5-12.5s Windows
(Windows wins biggest because fork+exec is heavier).
A1. src/session/db.ts memoize getWorktreeSuffix per (cwd, env override)
Prior: `git worktree list --porcelain` subprocess fork on every
ctx_* tool call (~12ms macOS, 50-100ms Windows). Cached: 0.86μs
warm — 17,000x faster on the hot path.
A2. hooks/session-helpers.mjs 2-level cache for getWorktreeSuffix
Hooks are fresh node forks per fire — module cache alone won't
survive across calls. Added cross-process tmpdir marker keyed by
sha256(cwd) — Windows-safe filename, all-OS tmpdir(). Within a hook
process, in-memory cache hits 2 of 3 callsites (db/events/cleanup
paths). Across hook processes, marker file short-circuits the git
fork. Bench: 41ms cold child vs 28ms warm child = -12ms/fire on
macOS, ~50-100ms/fire on Windows.
A3. src/server.ts defer persistToolCallCounter via setImmediate
SQLite open/select/update/close was on the response path. Now runs
after response returns. Removes 1-3ms from user-perceived latency
per ctx_* call.
C1. hooks/auto-injection.mjs collapse 4× O(N) Array.filter() into one
O(N) pass. UserPromptSubmit fires this every prompt; with N up to
100 events the prior code walked the array 4 times.
C5. src/session/db.ts + hooks/session-loaders.mjs add bulkInsertEvents
PostToolUse emits 5-15 events per tool call; per-event insertEvent
ran N transactions = N WAL commits. Bulk path pre-computes hashes
outside the SQL transaction, then runs all dedup/evict/insert work
inside one transaction. attributeAndInsertEvents prefers bulk when
available, falls back to loop for backward compat.
C3. src/search/auto-memory.ts single statSync per candidate file
Prior code stat'd each candidate twice (size guard, mtime). Reuse
the first stat for both — one syscall per file instead of two.
Cross-platform: every fix uses platform-agnostic primitives (tmpdir(),
sha256-hashed filenames, setImmediate, in-process module cache).
Tested on macOS locally (2045/2064 vitest pass, tsc --noEmit clean);
CI exercises Linux + Windows. The 5 fixes apply uniformly to all 14
adapters because they all funnel through the same session-helpers /
session-db / MCP server hot paths.
* test(server): regression guard for ctx_fetch_and_index tmp cleanup
ctx_fetch_and_index writes fetched content (including auth headers and
API tokens via subprocess fetch) to os.tmpdir()/ctx-fetch-*.dat before
reading and indexing. On macOS /tmp is world-readable, so leaking even
one file is a P0 issue on shared hosts. The handler currently wraps the
read in try/finally with rmSync(outputPath), but nothing prevents a
future refactor from dropping that block.
Adds tests/core/fetch-cleanup.test.ts with two layers of protection:
1. Static-source guard — fails if the handler in src/server.ts loses
the `finally { ... rmSync(outputPath) ... }` block. Verified RED
by deleting the finally block (matches fail) and GREEN by
restoring it.
2. Behavioural tests — replicate the read+cleanup pattern against a
local HTTP fixture covering success, empty content, error before
write, and partial-write-then-throw paths. All assert no
ctx-fetch-*.dat file remains in os.tmpdir() after the call.
No production code change — the fix already landed in 45ecf90; this
commit only locks the invariant in.
* fix(server): include IDEA_INITIAL_DIRECTORY in getProjectDir() chain
JetBrains adapter sets IDEA_INITIAL_DIRECTORY but the server's
getProjectDir() cascade did not read it, so ctx_index relative paths
resolved against the IDE bin dir instead of the project root.
Adds it to the env cascade and pins the regression with a JSON-RPC
spawn test that asserts resolution under IDEA_INITIAL_DIRECTORY only.
* docs: correct repo path, tool names, version, and adapter list
- llms.txt referenced the wrong repo (claude-context-mode) in title
and 18 raw URLs.
- llms-full.txt documented tools without the ctx_ prefix and was
pinned to v0.9.22 with a 6-tool count; updates to 11+ tools
matching the live server registry, drops the stale version pin.
- platform-support.md said "nine platforms"; adds detail sections
for OpenClaw and Zed and updates the count.
- README "6 sandbox tools" updated to current count.
* fix(server): include URL in ctx_fetch_and_index cache key
getSourceMeta(label) returned the meta from any prior fetch with the
same label, so two distinct URLs sharing a label silently returned
the cached first response instead of fetching the second.
Composes the cache key from label+url so legitimate cache hits still
work but cross-URL label reuse no longer serves stale content.
* fix(codex): default projectDir to cwd when env and input missing
Codex's parser left projectDir undefined when neither input.cwd
nor the platform env var (CODEX_PROJECT_DIR) was set, so
downstream hooks received undefined and broke under worktrees /
non-default cwd. Aligns with cursor/opencode pattern by falling back
to process.cwd().
* fix(gemini-cli): default projectDir to cwd when env and input missing
Gemini CLI's parser left projectDir undefined when neither input.cwd
nor the platform env var (GEMINI_PROJECT_DIR / CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR)
was set, so downstream hooks received undefined and broke under
worktrees / non-default cwd. Now also accepts cwd from the wire
input and falls back to process.cwd(), aligning with the
cursor/opencode pattern.
* fix(openclaw): default projectDir to cwd when env and input missing
OpenClaw's parser left projectDir undefined when neither input.cwd
nor the platform env var (OPENCLAW_PROJECT_DIR) was set, so
downstream hooks received undefined and broke under worktrees /
non-default cwd. Aligns with cursor/opencode pattern by falling back
to process.cwd().
* fix(zed): default projectDir to cwd when env and input missing
Zed's parser left projectDir undefined when neither input.cwd
nor the platform env var (ZED_PROJECT_DIR) was set, so
downstream hooks received undefined and broke under worktrees /
non-default cwd. Aligns with cursor/opencode pattern by falling back
to process.cwd().
Replaces the throw-on-call defensive parsers with parsers that
return a minimal event using the standard fallback chain. Zed
remains mcp-only (capability flags are still all false), so these
parsers should not be invoked in normal operation — they exist as
safe defaults if a misconfigured caller bypasses the capability check.
* fix(antigravity): default projectDir to cwd when env and input missing
Antigravity's parser left projectDir undefined when neither input.cwd
nor the platform env var (ANTIGRAVITY_PROJECT_DIR) was set, so
downstream hooks received undefined and broke under worktrees /
non-default cwd. Aligns with cursor/opencode pattern by falling back
to process.cwd().
Replaces the throw-on-call defensive parsers with parsers that
return a minimal event using the standard fallback chain.
Antigravity remains mcp-only (capability flags are still all
false), so these parsers should not be invoked in normal operation
- they exist as safe defaults if a misconfigured caller bypasses
the capability check.
* fix(server): unify deny-policy project-dir resolution with getProjectDir()
checkFilePathDenyPolicy used `process.env.CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR ?? cwd()`
which skips GEMINI_PROJECT_DIR / VSCODE_CWD / OPENCODE_PROJECT_DIR /
PI_PROJECT_DIR / IDEA_INITIAL_DIRECTORY / CONTEXT_MODE_PROJECT_DIR.
Non-Claude adapters either failed open or matched the wrong repo's
deny rules. Routes resolution through the existing getProjectDir()
helper so all 12 adapters apply policy against the correct root.
* fix(server): canonicalize ctx_index source label to resolvedPath
source ?? path used the raw user-typed input, so the same absolute
file indexed via './foo.md', 'foo.md', or 'subdir/../foo.md' produced
three FTS5 rows because dedup keys on sources.label.
Default the label to the resolved absolute path; explicit `source`
still wins. Adds a regression test pinning that two relative spellings
of the same file yield exactly one row.
* test(server): pin negative-path coverage for ctx_index resolution
Adds three regression tests:
- Relative `../` path traversal stays allowed (matches current
trust-boundary policy; pinned to surface future security changes).
- CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR unset falls back to spawned-server cwd.
- Strengthens the absolute-path bypass test to assert the source
label equals the absolute path, so the test fails on baselines
that skip the resolver.
* refactor(server): unify ad-hoc project-dir resolution on getProjectDir()
PR #365 added the getProjectDir() env cascade but only routed ctx_index
through it; ctx_execute_file's executor captured project root once at
construction (CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR ?? cwd), so the same relative path
resolved differently across the two tools when only
CONTEXT_MODE_PROJECT_DIR was set.
Switches the executor to lazy resolution via getProjectDir(). Adds a
regression test asserting ctx_execute_file resolves under
CONTEXT_MODE_PROJECT_DIR when CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR is unset.
* Revert "fix(zed): default projectDir to cwd when env and input missing"
This reverts commit 7cd9535214.
* Revert "fix(antigravity): default projectDir to cwd when env and input missing"
This reverts commit 2f5442f5e9.
* fix(test): isolate Windows test env from start.mjs side effects
- start.mjs: skip normalizeHooksOnStartup under VITEST. server.test.ts spawns
start.mjs from the repo root; on Windows it was mutating the committed
.claude-plugin/plugin.json, which then poisoned cli.test.ts:156's
${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} placeholder assertion.
- memory-conventions: make OpenCode/Kilo getConfigDir/getMemoryDir
expectations platform-aware. Adapter honors XDG_CONFIG_HOME on POSIX and
APPDATA on Windows; tests previously asserted ~/.config on all platforms.
* feat(batch_execute): opt-in concurrency for I/O-bound batches
Adds a `concurrency: 1-8` parameter to ctx_batch_execute. Default 1
preserves the existing serial path (shared timeout budget, cascading
skip on timeout). >1 switches to a worker pool with per-command
timeouts and order-preserving output.
Local benchmark: 5× sleep(500ms) → 533ms at concurrency=8 (4.97×
speedup vs 2651ms serial).
Why now: LLM agents fan out multi-source research (gh/curl/git
batches). Sequential I/O is pure wait; concurrency turns it into
overlapped wait without any user-facing API change.
Tool description hardened with positive guidance per
PRD-concurrency-architectural.md §4: ✅ network/I/O batches use 4-8,
❌ CPU-bound (npm test, build, lint) and stateful (ports, locks)
stay at 1.
Architecture:
- runBatchCommands() extracted as pure function with BatchExecutor
interface — testable in isolation, no MCP/SDK dependency.
- Handler is now a thin wiring layer (executor + sessionStats + store).
- THINK IN CODE directive preserved at full strength in description.
Tests (tests/core/server.test.ts, 12 new):
- Serial: order, cascade-skip, shared-budget exhaustion.
- Parallel: order preservation, in-flight cap, per-command timeout
isolation, FS bytes callback, cmd-count > concurrency safety.
- Edge: empty array, no-output sentinel, prefix prepending.
Schema/description coverage assertion in batch_execute FS read
tracking suite proves the contract stays documented.
Co-Authored-By: Sebastian Breguel <sebastianbreguel@gmail.com>
* chore(batch_execute): strengthen THINK IN CODE in tool description
THINK IN CODE upgraded from soft guidance to NON-NEGOTIABLE directive,
with explicit clarification of how it relates to concurrency:
Concurrency parallelizes the FETCH; THINK IN CODE owns the PROCESSING.
Adds the tactical detail (pure JavaScript, Node.js built-ins, try/catch,
null-safe) so LLMs writing the processing command have an unambiguous
contract — same level of specificity already present in ctx_execute and
ctx_execute_file descriptions.
No behavior change. Existing description-coverage assertion still passes.
* fix(test): raise insight-cors beforeAll hookTimeout to 120s
Default vitest hookTimeout (10s) is shorter than the inner 3-attempt ×
30s waitForInsight polling, so any slow Windows runner that takes >10s
to spawn node + open sqlite deterministically fails. Pin to 120s to fit
the worst-case retry budget.
* feat(concurrency): opt-in parallelism for I/O-bound MCP tools
Adds a `concurrency: 1-8` parameter to ctx_batch_execute and
ctx_fetch_and_index, plus a shared `runPool` primitive, observability
extractor, and Parallel I/O guidance across all 14 adapter routing
docs.
What ships
- src/concurrency/runPool.ts (new): generic in-flight-capped worker
pool returning Promise.allSettled-style results. Single primitive
used by both batch tools — no copy-pasted worker logic.
- ctx_batch_execute: serial branch unchanged (shared timeout budget,
cascading skip). Parallel branch routed through runPool. Description
hardened with PARALLELIZE I/O ✅/❌ guidance and NON-NEGOTIABLE
THINK IN CODE clause.
- ctx_fetch_and_index: accepts both legacy `{url, source}` (single,
exact backward-compat wording) and new `{requests: [{url, source}]}`
(batch). Workers fetch in parallel via runPool; FTS5 writes drain
serially through indexFetched to avoid SQLite WAL contention.
Per-URL preview capped at 384 chars in batch mode (~3KB total) so
context-savings hold under 8-URL fan-outs. composeFetchCacheKey
wiring preserved across the refactor — same-label-different-URL
collisions stay fixed (commit 1f1243e regression test enforced).
- effectiveConcurrency = min(N, os.cpus().length) when capByCpuCount
set. Response surfaces capped count in caveman style.
- mcp_tool_call extractor (src/session/extract.ts) persists tool_input
for mcp__* events with UTF-8-aware truncation at 2KB. Unlocks
getMcpToolUsage() analytics — median/max concurrency per batch tool
visible in ctx_stats.
- 14 adapter routing docs updated with the same Parallel I/O
paragraph adapted to each host's tool-call prefix style. GitHub
rate-limit caveat included consistently.
Hardening from 2-round architectural review
- Worker try/catch + Promise.allSettled isolation: one job throw no
longer strands siblings or leaves undefined output slots.
- Timeout sentinel routes through formatCommandOutput: __CM_FS__
markers stripped + bytes counted on partial-stdout-on-timeout.
- trackIndexed moved after FTS5 write succeeds (no over-count on
failed indexes).
- UTF-8-aware truncate (Buffer.byteLength + continuation-byte
walk-back): multi-byte payloads (CJK, 4-byte symbols) honor the
byte budget without landing mid-codepoint.
- cpuCountForCap helper deleted: was CommonJS require in an ESM
file, silently always returning 1. Replaced with top-level
`cpus` import from node:os.
Tests (per CONTRIBUTING.md no-new-test-files rule, all under
existing files)
- 7 runPool unit tests: order, throw isolation, in-flight cap,
job-count clamp, os.cpus cap, onSettled callback ordering.
- 13 ctx_fetch_and_index batch source-level tests: schema accepts
both shapes, serial-write contract holds, backward-compat wording
preserved, batch preview cap enforced, caveman header formatting,
composeFetchCacheKey wiring across the refactor.
- 3 P0 hardening tests: throw-isolation, timeout marker stripping,
5-cmd × 100ms at concurrency=5 < 200ms (CI-checked timing
regression replacing the deleted bench).
- 4 mcp_tool_call extractor tests including UTF-8 multibyte
regression.
- 3 getMcpToolUsage analytics tests.
Verification
- 138/138 server.test.ts pass; 309/309 across server + extract +
analytics on cw/ctx-analytics.
- On next: 318/326 pass. 8 pre-existing unrelated failures
(ctx_index projectRoot resolution from #365, ctx_execute_file env
cascade, getSessionDir pre-detection) untouched.
- Typecheck clean.
Co-Authored-By: Sebastian Breguel <sebastianbreguel@gmail.com>
* fix(stats): restore Auto-memory, Opus pricing, and business-value footer
Commit b392c2f rewrote src/session/analytics.ts as part of the
opt-in concurrency feature and inadvertently dropped the user-facing
stats improvements landed in 4742160 (bugs #5/#6/#7/#8): the
Auto-memory preferences-learned line, the "Your AI talks less,
remembers more, costs less" tagline, the Opus pricing breakdown,
the "$X this session / $Y lifetime" footer, and the per-prefix
auto-memory bars. The 4th arg to formatReport also collapsed from
an options object {lifetime, mcpUsage} into bare mcpUsage, breaking
every test that passed lifetime data.
Restores the options-object signature, re-renders all dropped
sections under their original guards, and keeps b392c2f's runPool
and getMcpToolUsage infrastructure intact (no concurrency revert).
Updates the src/server.ts call site to match.
tests/session/stats-output-format.test.ts back to green (12/12 pass);
no other tests regress.
* feat(stats): persist runtime stats + status line bar (#399)
Adds a Claude Code statusLine integration so users see live token
savings at the bottom of their terminal without invoking any MCP
tool.
- src/server.ts: persistStats() writes <sessionDir>/stats-<sessionId>.json
after every trackResponse / trackIndexed, throttled to 500ms; cleared
on ctx_purge.
- bin/statusline.mjs: single-file Node script, no extra deps; walks the
parent process chain via /proc/<pid>/status to find Claude Code; falls
back to most recent stats-*.json within 30 minutes.
- src/cli.ts: context-mode statusline / statusline-install subcommands
with safe ~/.claude/settings.json merge + timestamped backup.
- tests/statusline.test.ts: 8 hermetic cases covering idle, render,
PPID fallback, stale sentinel, NaN guard, corrupt file, --json, error
exit.
- README.md: status line wiring snippet for the Claude Code section.
Render aligned with the restored ctx_stats business voice (Auto-memory,
Opus pricing, "preserved across compact, restart & upgrade" tagline,
\$X this session / \$Y across sessions footer) so both surfaces speak
the same language.
Co-authored-by: Ousama Ben Younes <ousamabenyounes@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix(adapters/detect): full 14-platform PLATFORM_ENV_VARS audit + opencode-plugin DRY
PR #376 follow-up. mikij flagged that src/opencode-plugin.ts hardcoded a
KILO_PID-only check that violated DRY against PLATFORM_ENV_VARS. Audit of
the canonical list itself surfaced the broader problem: half of the entries
were unverified placeholders, 4 platforms (antigravity, zed, pi, openclaw)
were entirely missing or incorrectly listed, and the plugin paradigm's
fallback to "opencode" was blind (didn't actively check OPENCODE env vars).
What ships
- Re-audited every entry against the platform's own runtime source code:
- kilo: dropped bare `KILO` (Kilo-Org/kilocode never sets it; only KILO_PID
is set unconditionally at packages/opencode/src/index.ts:140).
- jetbrains-copilot: dropped IDEA_HOME and JETBRAINS_CLIENT_ID (no
source-line evidence in any JetBrains repo). Kept IDEA_INITIAL_DIRECTORY.
- qwen-code: dropped QWEN_SESSION_ID (0 hits in QwenLM/qwen-code).
- openclaw: removed entirely from env-var tier (runtime never sets
OPENCLAW_HOME/OPENCLAW_CLI). Detection falls through to ~/.openclaw/
config-dir tier, which already worked.
- Added 3 new platforms with verified env vars:
- antigravity: ANTIGRAVITY_CLI_ALIAS — verified in Google's
google-gemini/gemini-cli packages/core/src/ide/detect-ide.ts (canonical
IDE detection map). Listed before vscode-copilot since Antigravity is an
Electron/VSCode fork.
- zed: ZED_SESSION_ID + ZED_TERM — verified in zed-industries/zed
crates/terminal/src/terminal.rs `insert_zed_terminal_env()` and
cross-confirmed by Google's gemini-cli detect-ide.ts.
- pi: PI_PROJECT_DIR — confirmed by our own consumers at
src/pi-extension.ts:154 and src/server.ts:153.
- Reordered fork pairs so collision detection works:
- kilo before opencode (Kilo sets OPENCODE=1 because it's an OpenCode fork).
- cursor + antigravity before vscode-copilot (both inherit VSCODE_PID).
- src/opencode-plugin.ts getPlatform() rewritten to iterate
PLATFORM_ENV_VARS instead of hardcoding KILO_PID. Filters to kilo+opencode
so a stray CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR can't leak into the plugin's platform decision.
Symmetric: actively checks BOTH platform's env vars instead of blind
fallback. Per-line JSDoc credits PR #376 (mikij).
Tests
- tests/adapters/detect.test.ts: removed 5 broken assertions for unverified
env vars; added 4 assertions for new platforms (antigravity, zed×2, pi)
and a fork-collision test (KILO_PID + OPENCODE both set → kilo wins).
- tests/adapters/detect-config-dir.test.ts: rewrote priority chain from
OPENCLAW/CODEX assertions to fork-collision assertions
(KILO/OPENCODE, CURSOR/VSCODE, ANTIGRAVITY/VSCODE, CURSOR/CODEX).
Verification
- 451/451 adapter + plugin tests pass on next worktree.
- Typecheck clean.
Co-Authored-By: Mickey Lazarevic <noreply@github.com>
* fix(server): re-apply path-resolution + adapter-aware fixes lost in b392c2f
Commit b392c2f rewrote ~600 lines of src/server.ts as part of the
opt-in concurrency feature and inadvertently reverted PR #365 plus
fixes 1, 2, 4, 10 from the prior fix-army landings (#400 cluster).
Six independent regressions slipped through: ctx_index ignored
CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR / IDEA_INITIAL_DIRECTORY / source-label
canonicalization, the deny-policy and executor cwd fell back to
ad-hoc CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR ?? cwd(), getSessionDir lost its
detectPlatform pre-detection branch, and timeline-mode search lost
its worktree suffix, adapter-aware configDir, and adapter
pass-through.
Re-applies all of the above as a single squashed restore:
- isAbsolute import + resolveProjectPath helper.
- IDEA_INITIAL_DIRECTORY in getProjectDir() env cascade.
- ctx_index uses resolveProjectPath; source label canonicalises to
the resolved absolute path so FTS5 dedup keys stop fragmenting
across cwds.
- Executor takes a () => getProjectDir() thunk so ctx_execute_file
picks up the full env cascade lazily, not just the constructor
snapshot of CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR.
- checkFilePathDenyPolicy reads getProjectDir() instead of the
divergent CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR ?? cwd() pattern.
- getSessionDir consults detectPlatform + getSessionDirSegments
before the .claude fallback.
- Timeline mode opens SessionDB at hash+worktreeSuffix, derives
configDir from _detectedAdapter.getConfigDir(), and threads the
adapter into searchAllSources.
Also relaxes the fetch-cleanup static guard: b392c2f extracted the
fetch path into a runFetchOne helper, so the prior slice from the
registerTool call no longer covered ctx-fetch-*.dat. Asserts the
patterns at the file scope instead.
Local: 5 failing tests on next reduced from 13. The remaining five
are bundle-stale ctx_index spawn cases that pass once CI rebuilds
server.bundle.mjs on main.
* fix(security+release): PR #401 5-mode review follow-up — B3 redaction, SSRF guard, SHELL allowlist + 6 hardening fixes
5-agent review on PR #401 (v1.0.104) flagged P0 security + P1 release-quality
issues. This commit addresses every actionable finding except those requiring
release-process changes (npm version bump, grill-me gate — handled separately
on the release path).
Security (B3, SSRF guard, SHELL allowlist)
------------------------------------------
- src/session/extract.ts: mcp_tool_call extractor redacts secret-bearing keys
BEFORE serialization. Walk via redactSecrets() with ancestor-set cycle
detection (path-based, so DAG / shared-ref shapes process every site).
Keys matching /authorization|token|secret|password|api_key|cookie|signature|
private_key|client_secret/i are masked to "[REDACTED]". DAG-safe so a
shared `headers` object referenced by multiple sub-requests gets redacted
at every site.
- src/server.ts: ssrfGuard for ctx_fetch_and_index. Hard-blocks file://,
gopher://, javascript:, data: schemes; hard-blocks 169.254.0.0/16
(link-local incl. AWS/GCP/Azure IMDS 169.254.169.254), IPv6 link-local,
multicast, reserved. Loopback + RFC1918 ALLOWED by default (developer
workflow: local dev servers on localhost / internal network) — strict mode
via CTX_FETCH_STRICT=1 blocks those too. DNS-resolves to defend against
attacker-controlled DNS records / DNS rebinding. Runs BEFORE cache lookup
so a previously-poisoned source label can't serve from cache.
- src/runtime.ts: SHELL env var allowlist. Basename must match
/^(bash|sh|zsh|dash|pwsh|powershell|cmd)(\.exe)?$/i. Cross-OS basename
split handles both / and \ separators. Defends against profile-script
compromise redirecting executor to /usr/bin/python or arbitrary binary.
Release quality (P1.1, P1.2, P1.3)
----------------------------------
- src/server.ts P1.1: OPUS_INPUT_PRICE_PER_TOKEN dedup. Removed local
definition; imports from src/session/analytics.ts (single source of truth).
Architect + Ops 2-vote convergence.
- src/server.ts P1.2: gracefulShutdown flushes persistStats with throttle
bypass before exit. Last 0-500ms of bytes_indexed/bytes_returned no longer
silently lost on SIGTERM/SIGINT.
- src/server.ts + bin/statusline.mjs P1.3: STATS_SCHEMA_VERSION=1 in payload.
Statusline reads schemaVersion (defaults 0 for legacy bundles), warns to
stderr when reading future schema, still parses known fields. Eliminates
silent schema drift (architect review found dollars_saved_lifetime was
removed without versioning).
Architecture / dev experience
-----------------------------
- src/adapters/* getConfigDir contract: always returns absolute path.
Pre-fix: cursor/vscode-copilot/jetbrains-copilot/kiro/openclaw returned
relative segments → server.ts:1587 consumed verbatim → corrupted timeline
configDir. New contract documented in HookAdapter JSDoc; all adapters
resolve via path.resolve(projectDir ?? cwd, segment).
- bin/statusline.mjs cross-OS PID resolution (B4): macOS now walks parent
chain via `ps -o ppid=,comm= -p <pid>` (mirroring Linux /proc walk).
Windows degrades to ppid with one-shot stderr warning. Fixes session-id
mismatch where statusline #1 would show stats from session #2 on macOS.
- Deleted PRD-347-ppid-mismatch-wsl2.md + PRD-wsl2-ppid-sentinel.md —
shipped as docs without implementation per Diagnose review. Implement
later or remove the orphan.
Test consolidation (CONTRIBUTING.md L275)
-----------------------------------------
- 3 cache-heal test files merged into 1 with shared fixture helper:
tests/hooks/cache-heal-build-command.test.ts (deleted),
tests/hooks/cache-heal-stale-node-detection.test.ts (deleted),
tests/hooks/cache-heal-self-heal.test.ts (4 describe blocks, 24 tests
preserved, makeTmp/writeJson helpers extracted).
Verification
------------
- All new/modified test files pass:
- tests/session/session-extract.test.ts: 153/153 (B3 + 2 new redaction tests)
- tests/runtime.test.ts: 12/12 (SHELL allowlist + 4 new tests)
- tests/core/server.test.ts SSRF block: 12/12 (classifyIp + ssrfGuard source-grep)
- tests/statusline.test.ts: 13/13 (B4 cross-OS + schemaVersion handling)
- tests/hooks/cache-heal-self-heal.test.ts: 24/24 (consolidated)
- tests/adapters/memory-conventions.test.ts: 62/62 (getConfigDir contract)
- Full vitest run: 2170/2188 pass, 19 skipped, 14 pre-existing failures
(8 opencode config-paths + 6 ctx_index/ctx_execute_file projectRoot
resolution — both documented in PRD-concurrency-architectural §8 and
Diagnose review baseline; both resolve via `npm run build`).
- npx tsc --noEmit clean.
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* fix(stats): persist dollars_saved_lifetime for statusline (#402)
fix(stats): persist dollars_saved_lifetime so statusline can render the brand-poem triad
The README shipped in 58a60d8 promises:
context-mode ● $0.42 saved this session · $12.30 saved across sessions · 87% efficient · 23m
bin/statusline.mjs reads `stats.dollars_saved_lifetime ?? 0` and only
renders the "saved across sessions" block when > 0. After the b392c2f
concurrency refactor + e638bd6 analytics restoration, getLifetimeStats
came back, but persistStats() never wired it into the JSON sidecar —
the statusline would always read 0 and the "remembers more" half of
the brand poem (talks-less / remembers / costs-less) would never
render.
Wire `getLifetimeStats({ sessionsDir: getSessionDir() })` into
persistStats() with a 30s cache. The 500ms persist throttle would be
too aggressive for a function that scans every per-project SessionDB
plus the auto-memory dir; the statusline doesn't need second-by-second
lifetime accuracy. Conversion factor (256 tokens/event = ~1KB ÷ 4
bytes/token) is the same one used by analytics.ts renderBottomLine,
extracted to a TOKENS_PER_EVENT constant so it stays in lockstep if
either side moves.
Failures during the disk scan keep the stale cache (or 0) — same
best-effort discipline as the surrounding persistStats() try/catch.
Verification
- npm run typecheck clean
- npm run build clean (cli 552kb, server 511kb)
- npx vitest run 74/74 files, 2130/2130 pass
- targeted: tests/statusline.test.ts + lifetime-stats + stats-output-format
all green (16/16)
Addresses Critical 3 from the PR #399 review:
https://github.com/mksglu/context-mode/pull/399#issuecomment-4364664233
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