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Closes #12

Summary

Migrated NodeSpace from npm to Bun package management for improved development performance and architectural alignment.

Changes Made

  • ✅ Created root package.json with Bun workspace configuration
  • ✅ Updated nodespace-app/package.json scripts to use bunx commands
  • ✅ Updated Tauri configuration to use Bun build commands
  • ✅ Updated development documentation with Bun commands
  • ✅ Removed npm lock files and migrated to Bun package management

Verification Completed

  • ✅ bun install works correctly (~7ms vs typical npm ~15-30s)
  • ✅ bun run build builds frontend successfully (~193ms)
  • ✅ bun run tauri:dev development workflow functional
  • ✅ bun run tauri:build creates distributable packages
  • ✅ Hot reload functionality preserved
  • ✅ All existing functionality maintained
  • ✅ Documentation updated with new commands

Performance Improvements

  • Package Install: ~7ms (cached) vs npm 15-30s typical
  • Build Process: Maintained ~193ms build time
  • Workspace Support: Enhanced monorepo management for future plugin architecture
  • Memory Usage: More efficient package resolution

Testing Commands Verified

bun install            # ✅ Fast dependency installation
bun run build          # ✅ Frontend builds successfully  
bun run tauri:dev      # ✅ Development server works
bun run tauri:build    # ✅ Creates distributable packages
cargo check --workspace # ✅ Rust workspace builds correctly

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malibio and others added 2 commits August 5, 2025 00:17
- Set up Cargo workspace with nodespace-app Tauri application
- Created Svelte frontend with placeholder UI panels
- Configured NodeSpace desktop app with proper branding and window settings
- Implemented multi-panel layout: JournalView, LibraryView, NodeViewer, AIChatView
- Added Tauri-Svelte integration with version display and connection testing
- Verified all acceptance criteria: dev server, build process, no errors

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- Add root package.json with Bun workspace configuration
- Update nodespace-app package.json scripts to use bunx
- Update Tauri configuration to use Bun commands
- Update development documentation with Bun commands
- Remove npm lock files and use Bun's package management
- Verify all development workflows work correctly

Performance improvements:
- Package installs: ~7ms (vs typical npm ~15-30s)
- Build process: ~193ms (maintained existing speed)
- Full workspace management with improved monorepo support

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malibio and others added 3 commits August 5, 2025 01:31
- Remove unnecessary @ts-expect-error from vite.config.js line 4
- process.env is naturally available in Node.js/Vite config context
- Build process verified to work correctly after fix

Addresses PR review feedback on issue #12

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**Frontend Linting Setup:**
- Add ESLint with TypeScript and Svelte plugins
- Add Prettier for consistent code formatting
- Configure browser globals and Svelte-specific rules
- Add quality scripts: lint, format, quality, quality:fix

**Development Process Integration:**
- Add mandatory linting step (Step 4) in development workflow
- Update Definition of Done checklist to include linting
- Add comprehensive Code Quality Tools section with:
  - Command reference for all quality tools
  - Configuration details for ESLint and Prettier
  - Integration with development workflow
  - Quality pipeline documentation

**Quality Standards Enforced:**
- Rust: cargo clippy + rustfmt
- Frontend: ESLint + Prettier + svelte-check
- TypeScript strict checking
- Consistent code formatting across all files
- Browser environment compatibility

**New Commands Available:**
- `bun run quality` - Full quality check
- `bun run quality:fix` - Auto-fix all issues
- `bun run lint` / `bun run format` - Individual tools

All existing code passes new quality standards.

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…ng, bun migration)

Resolved conflicts by keeping the enhanced feature branch version:
- ✅ Svelte 5.0 runes implementation maintained
- ✅ Quality tooling (ESLint, Prettier, TypeScript) preserved
- ✅ Bun migration completed (bunx commands)
- ✅ TypeScript fixes maintained (removed erroneous @ts-expect-error)
- ✅ Documentation updates synchronized

All improvements from feature branch maintained over main branch conflicts.

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malibio added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 4, 2026
✅ **MERGED AFTER COMPREHENSIVE AI REVIEW AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION**

## Senior Architect Review Results: A- Grade  

**All Critical Issues Resolved:**
- ✅ Bun migration completed (7ms vs 15-30s npm installs)
- ✅ Quality tooling integrated (ESLint, Prettier, TypeScript - 0 errors/warnings)
- ✅ Svelte 5.0 properly implemented with runes system
- ✅ Documentation synchronized (architecture matches implementation)
- ✅ TypeScript configuration fixed (removed erroneous @ts-expect-error)

**Merge Conflicts Resolved:**
- ✅ Maintained all feature branch improvements over main conflicts
- ✅ Preserved Svelte 5.0 runes implementation 
- ✅ Kept comprehensive quality tooling (ESLint, Prettier, TypeScript)
- ✅ Maintained Bun migration (bunx commands vs standard tauri commands)
- ✅ Synchronized documentation updates

**Foundation Quality Assessment:**
- **Readiness Score: 9/10** for Issue #2 (Design System)
- **Technical Debt: Minimal** - all major issues addressed
- **Architecture: Excellent alignment** between docs and implementation
- **Process Maturity: Comprehensive** development workflow established

**Ready for next phase:** Issue #2 (Design System) can begin immediately.

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malibio added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 26, 2026
✅ **MERGED AFTER COMPREHENSIVE AI REVIEW AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION**

## Senior Architect Review Results: A- Grade  

**All Critical Issues Resolved:**
- ✅ Bun migration completed (7ms vs 15-30s npm installs)
- ✅ Quality tooling integrated (ESLint, Prettier, TypeScript - 0 errors/warnings)
- ✅ Svelte 5.0 properly implemented with runes system
- ✅ Documentation synchronized (architecture matches implementation)
- ✅ TypeScript configuration fixed (removed erroneous @ts-expect-error)

**Merge Conflicts Resolved:**
- ✅ Maintained all feature branch improvements over main conflicts
- ✅ Preserved Svelte 5.0 runes implementation 
- ✅ Kept comprehensive quality tooling (ESLint, Prettier, TypeScript)
- ✅ Maintained Bun migration (bunx commands vs standard tauri commands)
- ✅ Synchronized documentation updates

**Foundation Quality Assessment:**
- **Readiness Score: 9/10** for Issue #2 (Design System)
- **Technical Debt: Minimal** - all major issues addressed
- **Architecture: Excellent alignment** between docs and implementation
- **Process Maturity: Comprehensive** development workflow established

**Ready for next phase:** Issue #2 (Design System) can begin immediately.

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malibio added a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 28, 2026
…n daemon death

Reworks the WIP checkpoint into its final form and addresses the remaining
review findings from PR #1778.

🔴 #1 — mid-run daemon death scored noTools scenarios as passes. Preflight
proved the environment good at t=0 but not that it stayed good, and a run takes
8+ minutes. A daemon dying mid-group left every subsequent turn calling no
tools, so negative assertions went green — the exact false result this harness
exists to prevent, relocated past the gate. TurnRecord now carries `sendFailed`
(a turn that never reached the model is not the same as a turn that called no
tools), and two consecutive failed sends abort the run as an environment error.
Verified against a live daemon killed mid-group: exit 2, 10 scored scenarios
discarded, no results file. The same case previously reported "9/12 scenarios
failed" with exit 1.

🟡 #2 — readServedDatabasePath failed open. Every other check failing open costs
a missed detection; this one guards against writes into live user data that
cannot be undone, so "I could not determine which database this is" must stop
the run. Now throws on non-zero exit, unparseable JSON, or an empty database
list. Verified the real-database refusal still wins over the model check.

🟡 #3 — substring model matching accepted a different quantization
(NS_MODEL=gemma-4-e4b would match a loaded gemma-4-e4b-q8, whose tool-calling
behavior differs). Now exact-match first, with a filename fallback for the case
where the daemon reports a resolved GGUF path instead of a catalog id, and a
warning when only the fallback matched.

🟡 #5 — get_status collapsed an engine error into "no model loaded". Added a
tracing::warn! on the error arm; the degrade-don't-fail behavior is unchanged.

🟢 #6 stale doc path (agent-evals.md → agent-eval.md).
🟢 #9 the contamination guard now selects fixtures by whether they declare
   scenario prompts, so a shared helper dropped in fixtures/ is skipped rather
   than failing the build with a misleading parser-drift message. Re-verified
   the guard still fires on a planted example and is not vacuous.
🟢 #11 CLAUDE.md records that tests under scripts/ must stay DOM-free, so the
   test:scripts exception cannot quietly widen.
🟢 #12 documented that env.log/env.timeoutMs exist to state the contract
   scripts/aichat.ts consumes from the environment directly.
🟢 #13 usage errors now exit 64 rather than sharing 1 with scenario failures.

Also corrected the abort footer, which claimed "no scenarios were run" when a
mid-run abort had already scored some.

Deferred, with reasons:
- 🟡 #4 (get_status can block a tokio worker for the length of a generation)
  is real but latent — nothing polls that RPC today. The fix is a daemon-internal
  refactor beyond this PR's scope; filed as #1779.
- 🟢 #7 (default --baseline path) depends on #1764 recording the honest baseline
  first; wiring it now would default to a file that does not exist.
- 🟢 #8 (generic EvalFixture<S>) is the right shape but a refactor of a
  brand-new abstraction with two consumers — the reviewer's own YAGNI call.
- 🟢 #10 (enforce the 6600-token constant matches N_CTX_MINIMUM) — both sites
  carry cross-referencing comments and the value is a floor, not an exact
  accounting.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012qFMbS5rEGLQL6CCkg6Xjs
malibio added a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 28, 2026
…n daemon death

Reworks the WIP checkpoint into its final form and addresses the remaining
review findings from PR #1778.

🔴 #1 — mid-run daemon death scored noTools scenarios as passes. Preflight
proved the environment good at t=0 but not that it stayed good, and a run takes
8+ minutes. A daemon dying mid-group left every subsequent turn calling no
tools, so negative assertions went green — the exact false result this harness
exists to prevent, relocated past the gate. TurnRecord now carries `sendFailed`
(a turn that never reached the model is not the same as a turn that called no
tools), and two consecutive failed sends abort the run as an environment error.
Verified against a live daemon killed mid-group: exit 2, 10 scored scenarios
discarded, no results file. The same case previously reported "9/12 scenarios
failed" with exit 1.

🟡 #2 — readServedDatabasePath failed open. Every other check failing open costs
a missed detection; this one guards against writes into live user data that
cannot be undone, so "I could not determine which database this is" must stop
the run. Now throws on non-zero exit, unparseable JSON, or an empty database
list. Verified the real-database refusal still wins over the model check.

🟡 #3 — substring model matching accepted a different quantization
(NS_MODEL=gemma-4-e4b would match a loaded gemma-4-e4b-q8, whose tool-calling
behavior differs). Now exact-match first, with a filename fallback for the case
where the daemon reports a resolved GGUF path instead of a catalog id, and a
warning when only the fallback matched.

🟡 #5 — get_status collapsed an engine error into "no model loaded". Added a
tracing::warn! on the error arm; the degrade-don't-fail behavior is unchanged.

🟢 #6 stale doc path (agent-evals.md → agent-eval.md).
🟢 #9 the contamination guard now selects fixtures by whether they declare
   scenario prompts, so a shared helper dropped in fixtures/ is skipped rather
   than failing the build with a misleading parser-drift message. Re-verified
   the guard still fires on a planted example and is not vacuous.
🟢 #11 CLAUDE.md records that tests under scripts/ must stay DOM-free, so the
   test:scripts exception cannot quietly widen.
🟢 #12 documented that env.log/env.timeoutMs exist to state the contract
   scripts/aichat.ts consumes from the environment directly.
🟢 #13 usage errors now exit 64 rather than sharing 1 with scenario failures.

Also corrected the abort footer, which claimed "no scenarios were run" when a
mid-run abort had already scored some.

Deferred, with reasons:
- 🟡 #4 (get_status can block a tokio worker for the length of a generation)
  is real but latent — nothing polls that RPC today. The fix is a daemon-internal
  refactor beyond this PR's scope; filed as #1779.
- 🟢 #7 (default --baseline path) depends on #1764 recording the honest baseline
  first; wiring it now would default to a file that does not exist.
- 🟢 #8 (generic EvalFixture<S>) is the right shape but a refactor of a
  brand-new abstraction with two consumers — the reviewer's own YAGNI call.
- 🟢 #10 (enforce the 6600-token constant matches N_CTX_MINIMUM) — both sites
  carry cross-referencing comments and the value is a floor, not an exact
  accounting.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012qFMbS5rEGLQL6CCkg6Xjs
malibio added a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 28, 2026
… the environment is broken, and make a new eval a fixture instead of a copied harness (#1778)

* Shared eval runner with a preflight gate (closes #1759)

Both agent evals independently implemented the same five concerns — the NS_*
environment contract, argv parsing, results assembly, the summary table, and
baseline comparison — and neither could tell a real result from a broken
environment.

Shared runner (scripts/eval/):
- runner.ts owns env, preflight, argv, chat-node lifecycle, results, summary,
  baseline diff, and exit codes. An eval is now a fixture module exporting
  scenarios plus a score function; adding one is a file in fixtures/, not
  another copy of the plumbing.
- Both existing evals port over with their scoring logic moved verbatim, so
  scenario behavior is unchanged. Scenarios gained stable `id`s because
  baseline diffing joins on them — prompts get reworded (decontamination
  rewrote every one) and joining on text reads as remove-and-add.

Preflight gate — the load-bearing part. Before scoring anything it asserts the
environment can produce a valid result, exits 2 (distinct from a scenario
failure), and writes no results file:
- daemon reachable
- NOT serving the real user database
- the requested model is loaded, and is the one being scored
- the granted context window exceeds the agent's system prompt

The context check is what the issue was written about: a run once scored its two
"no tools called" scenarios as PASSING while every turn died on context overflow
before inference — a failed turn calls no tools, so a negative assertion goes
green. It catches that in ~2s instead of ~8min of half-broken inference.

The database check was added after this branch's own eval runs wrote schemas and
chat nodes into ~/.nodespace. NODESPACED_DB_PATH — what the old reproduce steps
prescribed — is overridden by the database registry (ADR-053), so the daemon
serves live user data while looking correctly configured. NODESPACE_HOME is the
variable that actually isolates; the gate now refuses to run without it.

Granted n_ctx over the wire:
- LocalAgentStatusResponse gains model_id and granted_n_ctx; get_status reports
  the catalog id the model was loaded by (not the resolved GGUF path, which no
  requested-id substring matches) and the window the engine actually allocated.
- New `nodespace model status [--json]` surfaces it. Previously this value
  existed only in-process and had to be scraped out of daemon log text.

Provenance in every results file — model, timestamp, host RAM, granted n_ctx,
commit, and dirty flag — so a cited number carries the conditions that produced
it. No blessed baseline is committed: the evals are nondeterministic and
host-specific, #1764 owns recording the honest one, and #1775's fixes will move
it. Comparison is first-class via --baseline instead.

Contamination guard now enumerates scripts/eval/fixtures/ rather than naming two
files, so an eval added later is guarded automatically. Verified it still fires
on a planted example from the new location and is not vacuous.

test:scripts runs the scoring unit test (21 tests, ~20ms, no model or daemon) and
joins test:all. It ran nowhere before. This is a deliberate exception to the
"never use bun test" rule, which exists to stop DOM tests bypassing the
Happy-DOM vitest config — not applicable to a standalone script test.

Eval setup moved to nodespace-docs/development/agent-eval.md and
scripts/aichat-1329-trial.md deleted, per the docs standard.

The evals themselves stay out of test:all.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012qFMbS5rEGLQL6CCkg6Xjs

* WIP: address review findings 1 and 2 (checkpoint before /address-review)

Critical #1: mark failed sends with sendFailed and abort the run after two
consecutive failures, so a daemon that dies mid-run cannot score noTools
assertions as passes.

Important #2: readServedDatabasePath now fails CLOSED — an undeterminable
database path stops the run instead of skipping the check that guards live
user data.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* Address review: fail closed on the destructive check, abort on mid-run daemon death

Reworks the WIP checkpoint into its final form and addresses the remaining
review findings from PR #1778.

🔴 #1 — mid-run daemon death scored noTools scenarios as passes. Preflight
proved the environment good at t=0 but not that it stayed good, and a run takes
8+ minutes. A daemon dying mid-group left every subsequent turn calling no
tools, so negative assertions went green — the exact false result this harness
exists to prevent, relocated past the gate. TurnRecord now carries `sendFailed`
(a turn that never reached the model is not the same as a turn that called no
tools), and two consecutive failed sends abort the run as an environment error.
Verified against a live daemon killed mid-group: exit 2, 10 scored scenarios
discarded, no results file. The same case previously reported "9/12 scenarios
failed" with exit 1.

🟡 #2 — readServedDatabasePath failed open. Every other check failing open costs
a missed detection; this one guards against writes into live user data that
cannot be undone, so "I could not determine which database this is" must stop
the run. Now throws on non-zero exit, unparseable JSON, or an empty database
list. Verified the real-database refusal still wins over the model check.

🟡 #3 — substring model matching accepted a different quantization
(NS_MODEL=gemma-4-e4b would match a loaded gemma-4-e4b-q8, whose tool-calling
behavior differs). Now exact-match first, with a filename fallback for the case
where the daemon reports a resolved GGUF path instead of a catalog id, and a
warning when only the fallback matched.

🟡 #5 — get_status collapsed an engine error into "no model loaded". Added a
tracing::warn! on the error arm; the degrade-don't-fail behavior is unchanged.

🟢 #6 stale doc path (agent-evals.md → agent-eval.md).
🟢 #9 the contamination guard now selects fixtures by whether they declare
   scenario prompts, so a shared helper dropped in fixtures/ is skipped rather
   than failing the build with a misleading parser-drift message. Re-verified
   the guard still fires on a planted example and is not vacuous.
🟢 #11 CLAUDE.md records that tests under scripts/ must stay DOM-free, so the
   test:scripts exception cannot quietly widen.
🟢 #12 documented that env.log/env.timeoutMs exist to state the contract
   scripts/aichat.ts consumes from the environment directly.
🟢 #13 usage errors now exit 64 rather than sharing 1 with scenario failures.

Also corrected the abort footer, which claimed "no scenarios were run" when a
mid-run abort had already scored some.

Deferred, with reasons:
- 🟡 #4 (get_status can block a tokio worker for the length of a generation)
  is real but latent — nothing polls that RPC today. The fix is a daemon-internal
  refactor beyond this PR's scope; filed as #1779.
- 🟢 #7 (default --baseline path) depends on #1764 recording the honest baseline
  first; wiring it now would default to a file that does not exist.
- 🟢 #8 (generic EvalFixture<S>) is the right shape but a refactor of a
  brand-new abstraction with two consumers — the reviewer's own YAGNI call.
- 🟢 #10 (enforce the 6600-token constant matches N_CTX_MINIMUM) — both sites
  carry cross-referencing comments and the value is a floor, not an exact
  accounting.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012qFMbS5rEGLQL6CCkg6Xjs

* Address re-review: guard prior-context turns against a mid-run daemon death

Re-review of PR #1778 approved the fix but found the consecutive-failure guard
sitting on only one of two structurally identical call sites.

🟡 A — `runTurn` is called for prior-context turns as well as the scored turn,
and only the scored turn counted against the failure budget. Two routing
fixtures use `priorTurns`, both loadBearing: instance-not-schema-invoice (the
only fixture testing existing-type vs new-type routing) and
clarification-then-fallthrough (the only fixture testing the clarification
contract, with two prior turns).

The uncaught case was a prior turn failing while the scored turn succeeded: the
counter never incremented, so the scenario ran against a chat that never
received its setup and the verdict was filed as the model's routing behavior
rather than as an environment artifact. A daemon dying during a two-prior-turn
setup was also only caught two scenarios later, after three failed sends.

Hoisted the counting into a `turn()` helper both call sites go through, so the
budget covers every send. Verified against a live daemon killed during a
prior-context turn: exit 2, 7 scored scenarios discarded, no results file.

Nits from the same review:
- `eval_prompts(&source).1.gt(&0)` → `> 0` (reads faster; same semantics).
- A fallback filename match now records `modelMatchedByPath` in the results
  file's provenance, so the "exact build unconfirmed" caveat outlives the
  terminal session that saw the stderr warning.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012qFMbS5rEGLQL6CCkg6Xjs

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