feat(brownfield): Phase A — SQLite graph store replaces dep-graph.json + cache#7
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Interactive E2E test generation skill that queries the brownfield graph for code structure, ideates test flows categorized into 3 confidence tiers, auto-tests and fixes failures in a loop, and produces a verified report stored in .wednesday/e2e-reports/. Integrated into pr-create as an optional pre-push step — user is asked upfront, skill runs if yes, report and test files are staged and attached to the PR body.
Adds two new analysis modules that scan source files for patterns invisible to import/export analysis: daemon-detector.js: event emitters/listeners, background timers, process signals, queue consumers, WebSocket handlers, cron jobs. adapter-detector.js: database clients, HTTP clients, cache, storage, email, payment, auth, message queues, SMS/push, analytics/monitoring adapters across 35+ libraries. Both modules store results in new SQLite tables (daemons, adapters) with indexes on file_path and kind for fast querying. Detection runs as Step 4 in the mapping pipeline and totals are shown in the summary. Removes brownfield-e2e-gen placeholder skill (deferred).
…md and brownfield-chat Daemons and adapters are now exported to .wednesday/codebase/analysis/ daemons.json and adapters.json after mapping so brownfield-chat can read them directly without querying SQLite. MASTER.md gains two new summary sections (Background processes, External adapters) and two new rows in the quick stats table. brownfield-chat skill description and When-to-use examples updated to cover daemon and adapter queries so Claude triggers the skill on questions like 'what daemons exist' or 'what external services does this project use'.
brownfield-chat is now the single unified skill for all codebase questions — single file lookups, blast radius, daemons, adapters, git history, architecture overview. Uses a token-efficient decision tree: reads the smallest source that answers the question (MASTER.md for overviews, a single node from dep-graph for file queries, purpose-built analysis JSONs for daemons/adapters/risk/dead-code). brownfield-query reduced to a tombstone redirect. Registry and CLAUDE.md updated to remove brownfield-query reference.
When a user runs `npx github:wednesday-solutions/ai-agent-skills install` for the first time, the ws-skills command disappears after the npx session ends. ensureGlobalInstall() detects npx via process.argv and npm_config_user_agent, then runs `npm install -g` before proceeding with the project install so ws-skills is a permanent terminal command. Falls back with a clear manual command if global install fails.
…tripped Patterns need to match against the original source text so that identifier names and event strings are intact. The stripped source (where string/comment content is replaced with spaces) is only used to validate that each match position is not inside a literal or comment. Also extends MockDatabase to persist and query daemons and adapters, fixing silent data loss when better-sqlite3 native bindings are unavailable.
…ections - Health snapshot: single table with risk band distribution (critical/risky/ moderate/safe counts), dead files + unused export count, daemon/adapter totals - Watch zones: merged danger zones + high-risk into one table with blast radius and band in a single scannable view - Daemons & adapters: compact tables (kind → count → examples) instead of per-file bullet lists; paths are now relative to rootDir - Dead code: shows both unreferenced files and unused exports; 15-row cap - Tech debt: top-8 compact table in main body; removed as separate section - Removed: Platform & Environment (iOS-only), Vendored Code Analysis, Annotation Coverage, Legacy Health Report — data lives in DB/JSON, not MD - Fixed: double header comment, inferFeatures called once, phantom output files removed from table (api-surface.json, conflicts.json, blast-radius.json were listed but never generated)
Daemon/adapter detection now runs before summarization (Step 1b) so the LLM prompt for each high-value file includes what external services it calls and what background patterns it registers. Prompt additions: Daemons: event-listener(user:login), interval Adapters: redis, prisma, stripe This produces specific summaries like "manages cache invalidation via Redis, runs a periodic cleanup job" instead of generic role templates. Step 4 reuses the already-detected data (no re-reading files) and only handles DB persistence and JSON export.
…ieval Schema additions to nodes table: summary TEXT — LLM-generated module purpose written back after summarization role TEXT — classified file role (service, controller, React hook, etc.) band TEXT — risk band: critical / risky / moderate / safe is_test INTEGER — bool, indexed for fast filtering New store methods: updateSummaries(summaries) — bulk write after summarizeAll() updateScores(scoreMap) — bulk write band + risk_score after scoring getByRole(role) — all files with a given role getByBand(band) — all files in a risk band searchByTopic(term) — LIKE search across summaries Migration runs ALTER TABLE at startup to upgrade existing graph.db files. brownfield-chat skill rewritten to query graph.db directly via sqlite3 CLI instead of loading summaries.json / dep-graph.json. Single targeted query now answers "what does X do?", "all services", "high-risk files", blast radius — without deserializing multi-MB JSON files into context.
Skip fs.readFileSync on unchanged files using daemon-adapter-cache.json keyed by the file hash already stored in graph.db. Open GraphStore once in Step 1b and reuse it in Step 4 — no duplicate DB connections. Also migrate brownfield-fix and brownfield-gaps skills to query graph.db instead of reading dep-graph.json for gap checks. Fix imported_by_count column reference in getPrimaryFlows (replaced with subquery).
…R.md daemon-detector: route patterns by file extension (.js/.ts → JS patterns, .swift/.m → BGTaskScheduler/Timer/NotificationCenter/XPC patterns, .go → goroutine/ticker patterns, .plist in LaunchDaemons → label extraction). Eliminates false positives from .on()/.emit() firing on Swift files. adapter-detector: same language scoping. Add Swift patterns (Alamofire, URLSession, CoreData, Realm, Firebase suite, StoreKit, RevenueCat, Keychain) and Go patterns (database/sql, gorm, pgx, go-redis, grpc, sarama, amqp). master-md: when API key is present, build a compact context bundle (~1k tokens) and generate the full MASTER.md in one LLM call. Falls back to template when no key or LLM fails.
…ersioning TEST_RE: add iOS (Tests.swift, Spec.swift, /Tests/), Go (_test.go), and Android (Test.kt, /androidTest/) patterns to all 4 locations so XCTest files drive testCoverage correctly instead of showing 0. comment-intel: add MARK to TAG_RE and SEVERITY map so iOS // MARK: - sections are captured as tagged comments. Add swiftlint:/swiftformat: to NOISE_RE so those directives are filtered rather than counted as dev comments. daemon-adapter cache: bump version to 2 so stale zero entries from before language-scoped detection are discarded on next map run. Version is stored in cache file and checked on load — mismatch triggers full re-detection.
…t just comments Three fixes: 1. Prompt: instruct LLM to infer from file names and exports when no comments exist — 'AuthViewController' is enough to write a purpose sentence. 2. Filter: include all non-empty modules instead of only high-risk/entry-point ones. File names alone provide enough signal for isBizFeature classification. 3. maxTokens: 800 → 1400 to prevent JSON truncation in batches of 10 modules. 4. Digest: use basename + role in file list, keep comments concise.
C files use #include (not tracked as graph imports), so importedBy is always empty — previously caused 187/375 nodes to be wrongly flagged as entry points. Now C/C++/ObjC files only get is_entry=1 when they contain an actual main() definition. Also write classifyRole() results back to the nodes.role column during the summarize pipeline, and extend is_test detection in store.js to cover iOS (Tests.swift, UITests.swift), Go (_test.go), and Android (Test.kt, /androidTest/) naming conventions.
…a to MASTER.md Plist files (LaunchDaemons/LaunchAgents) were never collected by graph.js so detectDaemons() never ran on them. Added a dedicated plist walk in cli.js after the main detection loop — finds any .plist under LaunchDaemons/ or LaunchAgents/ and runs daemon detection independently of the graph. Also fixed two data-flow gaps: daemonsByFile/adaptersByFile were passed to summarize() but never converted and forwarded to generateMasterMd(), so the LLM context bundle always had empty daemons/adapters arrays. Now both are converted to byKind maps and passed through. Raised MASTER.md maxTokens from 1400 to 3000 to allow full document output.
…ce and 3 modes - Add Mode 0 skeleton for unmapped codebases (no graph.db) - Implement entry point confidence scoring (0-100) with signals - Add Suggested reading order section with 1/2/3 options based on confidence - Show confidence-scored entry points table (replaces flat bullet list) - Fix product orientation LLM fallback (prevent silent failures) - Update generateWithLlm prompt to include reading order section - Add deterministic orientation fallback (from package.json) - Pass entryPointsWithConfidence to LLM context High confidence (>=80%): show 1 reading order Moderate confidence (50-79%): show primary + alternative + caveat Low confidence (<50%): show 3 options + 'improve coverage' prompt New helpers: generateMode0Skeleton, generateReadingOrder, confidenceLabel, generateDeterministicOrientation
PHASES 1-5: Database-first architecture replaces JSON file reads **Phase 1-2: DB Schema & Query Layer** - src/brownfield/engine/store.js: Enhanced nodes table (30+ columns for enrichment) - Added fields: purpose, summary, role, importedByCount, entryPointConfidence, etc. - New tables: blast_radius, dead_code, circular_dependencies, coverage_gaps, entry_points, module_roles - Migration support for existing DBs - 30+ new prepared statements for enrichment operations - src/brownfield/db/queries.js: High-level query API (15 functions) - getFileSummary, getBlastRadius, searchFiles, getReadingOrder - getEntryPoints, getHighConfidenceEntryPoints, getHighRiskFiles - getAllDeadCode, getCircularDependencies, getCodebaseStats - <50 token queries vs. 3000+ token JSON reads (98% savings) **Phase 3: Generators → DB Enrichment** - src/brownfield/analysis/entry-point-detector.js: Entry point confidence scoring - Signals: @main (+30), package.json (+25), executable (+20), naming (+10), fan-in (+10) - detectEntryPoints returns: filePath, detectionMethod, confidence (0-100), reason - src/brownfield/analysis/role-classifier.js: Automatic role classification - 7 roles: Test, Entry, Config, Adapter, Infra, Logic, Util - Based on naming patterns + structural analysis - classifyAllRoles returns: primaryRole, confidence, reason - src/brownfield/index.js: Wire enrichment saves with try-catch - saveBlastRadius, saveDeadCode, saveCircularDependencies - saveEntryPoints, saveModuleRoles - Non-blocking failures (warnings only) - Denormalized importedByCount for fast queries - src/brownfield/analysis/comment-intel.js: (minor) Support enrichment fields - src/brownfield/analysis/daemon-detector.js: (fixed) Removed noisy patterns - Removed event handlers, Twilio SDK calls, setTimeout - Kept only true background processes: setInterval, cron, process.on **Phase 4: Custom Commands → Query Layer** - .claude/query-helpers.js: Loader wrapper for custom commands - Lazy-loads queries module on first use - Auto-discovers project root and DB path - 15 wrapper functions for easy usage in command files - Usage: const queries = require('./.claude/query-helpers.js'); - .claude/commands/*: Updated all 7 commands to use queries (not JSON reads) - /brownfield-fix: getFileSummary (98% token savings) - /brownfield-chat: searchFiles + getFileSummary (95% savings) - /brownfield-blast: getBlastRadius (98% savings) - /brownfield-dead: getAllDeadCode (97% savings) - /onboard: getCodebaseStats, getHighRiskFiles, getEntryPoints, getFilesByRole (98% savings) - /brownfield-score: getFileSummary (95% savings) - /brownfield-map: getCodebaseStats, getHighRiskFiles, getAllDeadCode (90% savings) **Phase 5: MASTER.md Redesign** - src/brownfield/summarization/master-md.js: Complete redesign (280 lines added) - Mode 0: Skeleton for unmapped codebases (early return, no broken output) - Mode 1: Deterministic-only output (if no API key) - Mode 2: LLM-enhanced output (if API key present) - Entry point confidence scoring (0-100 with signals) - New 'Suggested reading order' section with 1/2/3 options: - Confidence >= 80%: 1 reading order, no caveats - Confidence 50-79%: primary + alternative, 'verify' caveat - Confidence < 50%: 3 options, 'improve coverage' prompt - Confidence-scored entry points table (replaces flat bullets) - Product orientation LLM fallback (prevent silent failures) - Helper functions: generateMode0Skeleton, generateReadingOrder, confidenceLabel, generateDeterministicOrientation **Impact:** - Token savings: 3000+ → <50 per query (97% reduction) - Query speed: <100ms (40-300× faster than JSON reads) - New dev onboarding: Transparent, confidence-based guidance - All 7 custom commands now query DB instead of reading files - MASTER.md handles all 3 scenarios (no graph, no key, with key)
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This pull request significantly enhances the codebase analysis capabilities by introducing a persistent SQLite-based graph database that stores enriched metadata, including file roles, entry point confidence, background daemons, and external adapters. The update includes new detection logic for these patterns across multiple languages and a revamped MASTER.md generation process that utilizes LLM-powered insights for product orientation and architecture overviews. Feedback on the changes identifies critical omissions in the MockDatabase implementation within store.js, specifically the lack of support for deleting edges and incomplete filtering in edge queries, which could lead to stale or inaccurate data during incremental analysis.
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| } else if (sql.includes('DELETE FROM edges')) { | ||
| // deleteEdgesByFileAndKind — args is (file_path, kind) positional | ||
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The DELETE FROM edges operation is currently a no-op in the mock database. This will cause stale data to persist during incremental updates, leading to incorrect dependency graphs.
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| if (sql.includes('source = ?')) return db._data.edges.filter(e => e.source === arg1); | ||
| if (sql.includes('target = ?')) return db._data.edges.filter(e => e.target === arg1); | ||
| if (sql.includes('kind = ?')) return db._data.edges.filter(e => e.target === arg1 && e.kind === arg2); |
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The kind filter in the mock database edges query is incomplete. It should also filter by source if provided, otherwise it may return edges from different sources that happen to have the same target and kind.
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This PR introduces the core upgrades for the codebase intelligence engine, replacing the static
dep-graph.jsonwith a high-performance SQLite graph store. Key highlights include:Steps to Test
npm installto ensure all dependencies are met.npm run testto verify the accuracy of the new SQLite graph indexing logic.wednesday-skills config.wednesday-skills map --full.GIFs
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