Three post-E1/E2/E3-merge items:
1. Schema amendment A-1 (architect P0-a, non-breaking clarification):
input.schema and output.schema are REQUIRED for all atom kinds. The
shared kei-atom-discovery parses them as Option<PathBuf> only to allow
tolerant skip-on-missing (stderr warn), not to permit absent schemas.
Resolves Stream C / Stream D enforcement asymmetry documented in
critic finding #6.
2. Cross-stream integration test (architect P0-b): tests/substrate_integration.sh
builds release binaries, scaffolds a test atom corpus, runs
schema-lint + list-atoms + atoms-discover + invoke; asserts all four
streams agree on the same atom corpus and exit codes honour the
locked §Runtime contract. Previously missing — only manual smoke
checks existed.
3. Fix regression introduced by E1's jsonschema 0.18 upgrade:
"relative URL without a base" on compile when schema declared a
relative $id like "kei-task/atoms/schemas/create-input.json".
validate.rs now synthesises an absolute file:// $id from the
canonicalised schema path before compile. Internal $refs still
resolve relative to the schema file; LocalFileResolver still confines
to the schema's parent dir. Integration test catches this.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three HIGH security findings resolved in _primitives/_rust/kei-forge/:
- F-1: DNS rebinding — require_local_host middleware returns 421 on
non-localhost Host headers
- F-2: CSRF via urlencoded — require_json_content_type middleware
returns 415 on non-JSON; form HTML now POSTs JSON via fetch()
- crit#1/SA F-7: description sed injection — whitelist validator rejects
newline/CR/tab/NUL/backtick/$/length>200, blocks the shell-script attack
at the Rust layer
- crit#11: missing security headers — CSP, X-Frame-Options DENY,
X-Content-Type-Options nosniff, Referrer-Policy no-referrer on GET /
Zero new deps (axum 0.7 middleware::from_fn + HeaderMap native).
Constructor Pattern compliant — 6 Cube files, largest 231 LOC including tests.
Tests: 29/29 (was 12/12; +17 new). Includes 4 adversarial integration
tests for each defence layer.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pilot refactor per locked substrate schema. kei-task migrated to atom
layout:
- atoms/<verb>.md — YAML frontmatter + human body for 3 verbs
- atoms/schemas/<verb>-{input,output}.json — JSON Schema draft-07
- src/atoms/<verb>.rs — typed Input/Output/Error + pub fn run()
- src/atoms/mod.rs — module registry
- Cargo.toml [package.metadata.keisei] — crate-level substrate data
- src/main.rs — dispatcher for 3 pilot commands via atoms::
Zero behaviour change: 7/7 integration tests pass before and after
(create_and_get, update_persists, cycle_detected, milestone_linking,
dependency_chain_traversal, task_graph_edges, search_finds_task).
main.rs still has 5 non-migrated subcommands (update, graph,
dependency-chain, milestone, link-milestone) — scope discipline, they
migrate in later passes. main.rs 120 → 132 LOC.
Stream B pilot reference — other crates follow this pattern in v0.24+.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
New crate _primitives/_rust/kei-forge/ exposing POST /forge over axum
on 127.0.0.1:8747. Shell-outs to scripts/new-atom.sh for generation.
5-input inline HTML form, no JS required. 9 unit + 3 integration tests
green via `cargo test --features mock-generate`.
Registered kei-forge in workspace members.
Stream A of substrate v1 parallel build — see docs/SUBSTRATE-SCHEMA.md.
Spec pre-locked; schema immutable until 2026-06-03 or revocation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Schema at SUBSTRATE-SCHEMA.md (revised 2026-04-22) is immutable until
~2026-06-03 or explicit user revocation. 4 parallel streams may now
proceed independently against this contract.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Schema revisions per user review 2026-04-22 (all 6 open questions resolved
— see §Decision log in SUBSTRATE-SCHEMA.md):
- #3 side_effects: string tags → structured { op, domain } objects (user:
"лучше сразу с запасом")
- #4 capabilities.toml: DROPPED entirely (user: "почему не мд?"). SSoT is
atoms/*.md. Crate-level metadata moves to Cargo.toml
[package.metadata.keisei] — Cargo-native, no drift, no build.rs, no
generated files to commit. kei-sage + kei-runtime walk atoms/*.md
directly.
- #5 atom template: shipped in this PR (user: "ui же параллельно! создавай
все!") so Streams B/C/D can scaffold atoms from day 0 without waiting
for Stream A (kei-forge UI).
- #1/#2/#6 confirmed as drafted (draft-07, `::` separator, per-atom errors).
New files:
- _templates/atom/ — 5-file template set with placeholder substitution
(__CRATE__, __VERB__, __KIND__, __DESCRIPTION__ etc). Covers
atoms/<verb>.md, schemas/<verb>-{input,output}.json, src/atoms/<verb>.rs,
tests/<verb>_smoke.rs. Each file is a minimal working skeleton.
- scripts/new-atom.sh — POSIX bash generator (bash for $'\n' / readonly /
trap). Validates verb is lowercase kebab-case, kind is one of
command|query|stream|transform. Refuses to overwrite existing files.
Rolls back on any failure (trap ERR deletes all generated files so no
half-scaffolded state). Tested: produces 5 files, placeholder
substitution correct on smoke-test crate.
Stream B (atoms refactor) updated to drop the "generates capabilities.toml
via build.rs" wording — now just "writes atoms/*.md + updates Cargo.toml
[package.metadata.keisei]". Stream D reads atoms/*.md + Cargo.toml, not
capabilities.toml.
Schema status: revisions applied, decision log complete. Ready for
SCHEMA-LOCKED.md marker commit once user signs off on revised doc.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Substrate thesis requires a single source of truth before parallel work
streams (UI/Atoms/Graph/Runtime) can proceed independently without drift.
This document is that SSoT.
Key decisions baked in (open to revision before lock):
- Atom = one verb on a primitive, not one crate. Target ~150 atoms
across current 25 crates. Crate = physical container, atom = unit of
composition.
- File layout: src/atoms/<verb>.rs (code) + atoms/<verb>.md (docs with
machine-parseable YAML frontmatter) + atoms/schemas/*.json (JSON
Schema draft-07 for input/output) + capabilities.toml (auto-generated
aggregator, committed to repo).
- Atom kinds: command / query / stream / transform. Combined with
side_effects[] and idempotent flag, runtime decides retry safety,
parallelism, caching.
- Naming: <crate>::<verb> globally unique. Rust :: separator keeps it
native-feeling.
- Versioning: atoms inherit crate SemVer. Breaking change to an atom =
new atom (create-v2), old marked deprecated.
- Runtime contract: `kei-runtime invoke <atom-id> --input <json>` with
schema validation at entry + exit, ledger row per invocation.
- Graph contract: kei-sage auto-walks atoms/*.md, resolves [[atom-id]]
wikilinks, exposes rank / related / search / graph over atom corpus.
- UI contract: kei-forge web wizard generates .md + .json + .rs + test
from form input; postcondition cargo check + kei-schema-lint pass.
Document declares 4 stream interfaces explicitly — each stream knows
what it reads from this schema, what it writes, what it does NOT depend
on from other streams. Enables true parallel work.
6 open questions flagged for user review at bottom:
1) JSON Schema draft-07 vs 2020-12
2) Atom ID separator :: vs /
3) side_effects strings vs structured
4) capabilities.toml committed vs gitignored
5) kei-atom-template in this PR or defer to Stream A
6) Error model per-atom vs shared registry
STATUS: DRAFT — awaits user approval + SCHEMA-LOCKED.md marker before
parallel streams start. Once locked, breaking changes require explicit
revocation + all-streams sync.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two production-readiness fixes motivated by the v0.22.2 post-mortem.
1. aarch64-linux: native ARM runner instead of cross-compile
v0.22.2 consistently failed `Install aarch64 cross-linker` (apt
gcc-aarch64-linux-gnu) on the ubuntu-latest x86_64 runner. Was
carried as `experimental: true` so non-blocking, but meant no
aarch64-linux Rust tarball ever shipped.
Fix: move to ubuntu-24.04-arm (native ARM64 runner). Rust builds
aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu HOST-NATIVELY — no cross-linker, no
`.cargo/config.toml` linker override. `experimental: false` now —
native path is reliable.
2. Publish step: softprops/action-gh-release → `gh release create` CLI
v0.22.2 softprops/action-gh-release v2.6.2 uploaded all 15 assets
successfully but exited with `failure` due to a metadata-update
race: asset uploaded to GitHub's blob store, then the subsequent
PATCH to set the asset's `name` returned 404 because the Releases
metadata API hadn't caught up yet (eventual consistency). Workflow
failure → Release left in Draft. We had to promote it manually
(`gh release edit --draft=false`) and re-upload one missing sha256.
Fix: replace the action with `gh release create` + `gh release
upload --clobber` in a bash step.
- Idempotent: existing release gets updated in place.
- No metadata PATCH race: CLI never patches, it creates fresh.
- Retry loop: up to 3 tries per asset on transient network errors.
- `--clobber` means re-runs replace cleanly.
- GitHub CLI is pre-installed on every runner, zero new deps.
Verified post-polish on v0.22.2: 16/16 assets present, Release
Published, `kei-mcp-server-darwin-arm64` + `keisei` both execute on
this MacBook (arm64) — adapter list shows Claude Code detected at
project+user scope. SHA256 of `keisei-aarch64-apple-darwin.tar.gz`
verified OK.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Root cause: macos-13 Intel Mac runners were deprecated by GitHub. The
darwin-x64 bun matrix job was sitting queued for 1.5-2.5 hours on every
tag push (v0.21.1, v0.22.0, v0.22.1) and never picked up a runner. The
release job has `needs: [build-release, build-mcp-binary]` so it waited
forever — NO GitHub Releases were created for any v0.22 tag.
Fix: bun cross-compiles to every target (Linux / macOS / Windows,
x64 / arm64) from any host via `--target=<bun-target>`. Consolidate the
entire build-mcp-binary matrix onto ubuntu-latest. Binaries remain
native per-target (correct Mach-O / ELF / PE format preserved by bun
--target flag).
Side effects:
- Faster: Linux runners provision in seconds vs macOS in minutes
- No macOS quota cost (free tier: 2000 min/month, macOS = 10x multiplier)
- No runner starvation on tag push
- `continue-on-error` arm64-linux carve-out removed (no longer needed —
all jobs now on the same runner pool with equal reliability)
Verified locally: bun 1.1+ supports all 5 target triples from Linux host.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds 6 missing pieces flagged by readme review:
1. ## About — author attribution + "not a product" positioning + "Why
Rust, not Python" (was removed in 1f3aaca, but load-bearing context
for new users). Keeps the product-oriented greeting intact above it.
2. ## Install — plugin vs classic two-path table up front; links to
PLUGIN.md (v0.16+ Anthropic plugin format was previously un-linked).
3. ## The nightly cycle at a glance — unified ASCII overview of the
three-phase sleep cycle (A incubation → B REM → C NREM), biological
analog, phase-interaction rules (marathon owns night, Phase C cadence,
morning report is human-only).
4. ### Deep-sleep NREM consolidation — 4-primitive pipeline diagram
(conflict-scan → refactor-engine → graph-check via kei-store) plus a
concrete example of a detected conflict.
5. ## Security model — 7 bullets covering memory-repo privacy, RULE 0.1,
secrets-guard, GitHub Actions SHA pinning, S3 SSRF guard, marker
0o600, exFAT/FAT32 warning. Plus battle-matrix mention.
6. ## Docs — link index to CHANGELOG / PLUGIN / USB-BRAIN guide / battle
tests (none of those four files were referenced from README before).
README.md: +83 lines (1221 → 1304).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Merge of feat/v0.22-keisei-schema-v4 into main (which already had
Track C's fs_type tests) elided '); }' at 2 seams. Tests compiled
once I added them back, but the edit missed the git-add step.
No behaviour change — both tests already passed after the fix;
commit just closes out the working tree.
+670 LOC to README.md. Source-of-truth extraction from each primitive's
actual src/main.rs (clap subcommands) + hook header comments + skill
SKILL.md frontmatter.
Covers:
- Rust primitives (25) with real subcommands, flags, state paths,
exit codes. Extracted from src/main.rs.
- Shell primitives (13) with usage signature + env-var contract.
- Hooks (10) tabular + per-hook detail (event/severity/bypass).
- Skills (39) grouped into 6 collapsible <details> sections.
- keisei CLI deep-dive — real flag matrix, exit codes, env vars,
SSoT location, v0.19 hardening invariants.
Agent flagged 4 discrepancies vs prior task-description drafts
(agent refused to fabricate: no --client / --force / --dry-run on
keisei, exit codes 0/1 not 0/1/2, kei-curator --db required).
These were never in the code — docs now describe reality.
bash scripts/regen-counts.sh --check: no drift
wc -l README.md: 1233
Closes user request 'сделай подробное описание каждой функции'.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
User feedback: 'поменяй ридми и привествие, убери от автора'.
Replaced 18-paragraph personal preface with a 3-paragraph product
summary:
1. One-line pitch: structural layer over Claude Code + Cursor +
Continue + Zed that catches LLM failure modes at commit time
2. Drop-in toolkit capabilities in one sentence
3. Why-it-exists: LLMs are wired for plausible-but-wrong output;
structure around the prompt is the fix, not better prompts
4. Rust-first constraint: compile-time hallucination elimination
'Why Rust, not Python' collapsed into one paragraph.
'It is not a product' / 'forks and PRs welcome' / 'hope it is a
small Kei' — all removed.
Detailed per-function Reference section coming in separate commit
(agent in flight).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Closes the one outstanding item from v0.21.1 wave-audit: SEC-H1 agent
left SHA256_* vars as 'SKIP' because no WebFetch available this session.
Sources verified via live curl:
https://github.com/rhysd/actionlint/releases/download/v1.7.12/actionlint_1.7.12_checksums.txt
Pinned hashes (4 platforms):
darwin_amd64: 5b44c3bc...c644
darwin_arm64: aba9ced2...953f
linux_amd64: 8aca8db9...a3d8
linux_arm64: 325e971b...f0c6
End-to-end verified locally (darwin_arm64):
HOME=/tmp/aln-test bash scripts/install-actionlint.sh
→ SHA-256 verified: aba9ced2...
→ actionlint -version: 1.7.12 installed by downloading from release page
Header comment updated: [UNVERIFIED] → [VERIFIED 2026-04-22 via curl ...].
ACTIONLINT_SHA256_OVERRIDE env var still works (for CI with different pins).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Ship-blocker found by Docker battle-test: install.sh --profile=full
only built 6/25 Rust binaries on fresh ubuntu:24.04 because
kei-artifact has sibling schemas/*.json files that src/schemas.rs
include_str!s at compile time. Prior copy_rust_primitive only copied
Cargo.toml + src/ + tests/ — schemas dir missing → 5 compile errors.
Fix: whitelist 5 common sibling data directories (schemas, assets,
templates, fixtures, migrations) — copy each if present. Keeps
target/, .git/, and other build artifacts out.
Battle-test (pre-fix):
full profile: 6/25 Rust binaries built (kei-artifact + cascade fails)
install exit 0 (soft-fail design), silent partial-install
Expected post-fix:
full profile: 25/25 binaries (pending re-verification on Docker)
Affects: any future crate that uses include_str!('../<dir>/*') on
a sibling data folder. 5-item whitelist covers the patterns we know;
extend as needed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
