feat(validation): expand Rust, Go, and Python support

[BabyKoan]

Summary

Expands bash command classification and validation output parsing to support Rust, Go, and Python ecosystems. Non-Node projects now get the same focused ValidationSummary reduction that JS/TS projects already enjoy.

Closes #39

Changes

• Classify Rust (cargo test/check/clippy/build/nextest run), Go (test/build/vet), Python (pytest, python -m pytest/unittest, mypy, ruff check, ruff format --check, pylint), and make test/check as read-only validation commands.
• Parse cargo test failures and cargo check/clippy two-line diagnostics.
• Parse Go test failures (--- FAIL: TestName) and file.go:line:col diagnostics.
• Parse pytest failed tests/files, mypy diagnostics, ruff diagnostics, and unittest failure names.
• Refactor parser loop from for...of to index-based to support peek-ahead.

Test plan

• Added classifier tests for Rust, Go, Python, and make validation targets.
• Added parser tests for cargo, go test, pytest, mypy, ruff, and unittest output.
• Ran npm test (804 tests passed), npm run lint, and npm run typecheck with no failures.

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Quality Report

Changes: 4 files changed, 269 insertions(+), 8 deletions(-)

Code scan: clean

Tests: passed (0 test)

Branch hygiene: clean

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[atoomic]

@BabyKoan review

[BabyKoan]

Previous review — superseded by a newer review below.

[atoomic]

@BabyKoan rebase

[BabyKoan]

Rebase with requested adjustments

Branch koan/implement-39 was rebased onto main and review feedback was applied.

Changes applied

• src/core/safety/bashClassifier.ts: expanded Python regex to python(?:3(?:\.\d+)?)?\s+-m\s+(pytest|unittest)\b per reviewer warning, covering python3 and python3.11.
• src/core/validation/outputParser.ts: split stdout/stderr so stream origin can be checked; parsed both error[E...]: and warning: cargo headers as pending diagnostics with severity carried through per reviewer warning about ignored warnings; scoped Go *.go:line:col:msg regex to stderr only per reviewer warning about stdout false positives.
• tests/core/bashClassifier.test.ts: added python3 -m pytest and python3.11 -m pytest classifier assertions.
• tests/core/validationParser.test.ts: added passing cases for cargo test, go test, pytest, and mypy; added cargo warning extraction test; added Go stdout false-positive test per reviewer suggestion.

Stats

4 files changed, 342 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-)

Actions performed

• Already-solved check: negative (confidence=high, reasoning=main still only classifies/parses JS/TS validation commands and has no Rust, Go, or Python support.)
• Rebased koan/implement-39 onto upstream/main
• Applied review feedback
• Pre-push CI check: previous run passed
• Force-pushed koan/implement-39 to origin
• Private review gate skipped: disabled by config
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[BabyKoan]

PR Review — feat(validation): expand Rust, Go, and Python support

Solid expansion of validation coverage, but the unreadable classifier regex and a couple parser gaps keep it from merge-ready.

The classifier now correctly recognizes Rust (cargo test/check/clippy/build/nextest run), Go (go test/build/vet), Python (pytest, python -m pytest/unittest, mypy, ruff, pylint), and make test/check as read-only validation. The parser cleanly handles cargo's two-line diagnostics, Go stderr diagnostics, pytest file::test failures, mypy/ruff diagnostics, and unittest failure names. The index-based refactor with stdout/stderr splitting is a good foundation for stream-aware parsing, and the added passing-case tests for cargo, go, pytest, and mypy guard against false-positive regressions.

• The validation regex in bashClassifier.ts is still one giant ~300-character line and was explicitly flagged for refactoring in the prior review; it remains hard to review and extend safely.
• Pytest file-level failures (FAILED tests/foo.py) are not parsed, only file::test forms, missing collection errors and --tb=no output.
• Mypy output with --show-column-numbers is not handled, so those diagnostics are misclassified or dropped.
• Pylint is classified as lint but has no output parser, so pylint failures will surface as contextless "lint failed" summaries.

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🟡 Important

1. Giant validation regex remains unreadable
src/core/safety/bashClassifier.ts:86-89

The combined validation regex still mixes Node, Rust, Go, Python, and make patterns into a single ~300-character line. The prior review explicitly asked to extract pattern sets into named arrays, but only the Python portion was expanded.

This matters because the classifier is a safety boundary: subtle ordering or word-boundary mistakes in this regex can misclassify destructive commands as read-only. A long opaque regex makes reviews error-prone and future additions harder to verify.

Suggested fix: split into named arrays and join them, e.g. const nodeValidation = [...]; const rustValidation = [...]; const allValidation = [...nodeValidation, ...rustValidation, ...];. Keep the same matching semantics but make each ecosystem independently readable.

if (has(lower, /(^|[;&|]\s*)(npm\s+test|npm\s+run\s+(test|typecheck|lint|build)|pnpm\s+(test|run\s+(test|typecheck|lint|build))|yarn\s+(test|run\s+(test|typecheck|lint|build))|vitest\b|jest\b|tsc\b|eslint\b|cargo\s+(test|check|clippy|build|nextest\s+run)\b|go\s+(test|build|vet)\b|pytest\b|python(?:3(?:\.\d+)?)?\s+-m\s+(pytest|unittest)\b|mypy\b|ruff\s+(check|format\s+--check)\b|pylint\b|make\s+(test|check)\b)/)) {

2. Pytest file-level failures are not parsed
src/core/validation/outputParser.ts:128-143

The pytest parser only recognizes file::test forms (tests/foo.py::test_bar FAILED and FAILED tests/foo.py::test_bar - reason). It misses pytest's file-level short-summary line FAILED tests/foo.py, which appears for collection errors, --tb=no runs, or when a whole file fails to import.

This matters because the PR description promises parsing "pytest failed tests/files". Without file-level parsing, a class of pytest failures will report test failed with no failed test names and no file context, leaving the agent without a suggestedNextStep.

Suggested fix: add a third matcher for /^FAILED\s+(\S+\.py)\s*$/ and push the captured file to both failedTests (or a separate list) and failedFiles.

const pytestFail = line.match(/^FAILED\s+(\S+?::\S+)\s+-/);
if (pytestFail) {
  const test = pytestFail[1] ?? '';
  failedTests.push(test);
  const file = test.split('::')[0];
  if (file) failedFiles.push(file);
  continue;
}
const pytestFailShort = line.match(/^(\S+?::\S+)\s+FAILED$/);

🟢 Suggestions

1. Mypy column numbers are not supported
src/core/validation/outputParser.ts:153-166

The mypy regex assumes the format file:line: severity: message. When mypy is run with --show-column-numbers, output is file:line:col: severity: message. The current regex captures col as the severity field, so the diagnostic is either misclassified or dropped.

This is a narrow gap, but it means projects that enable column numbers (or use a config that defaults to them) will get empty diagnostics despite mypy reporting actionable issues.

Suggested fix: make the column optional with an extra capture group: /^(\S+\.py):(\d+)(?::(\d+))?:\s*(error|warning|note):\s*(.+)$/, and include the column in the pushed diagnostic when present.

const mypyDiag = line.match(/^(\S+\.py):(\d+):\s*(error|warning|note):\s*(.+)$/);

2. Pylint is classified but has no output parser
src/core/validation/outputParser.ts:11

pylint is recognized as a lint command in both the classifier and inferKind, but outputParser.ts has no pylint-specific output parser. If pylint exits non-zero, the summary will say lint failed with zero diagnostics and no failed files, giving the agent no actionable context.

This does not break the PR's stated scope (pylint parsing was not promised), but it leaves a usability gap for a command that is otherwise advertised as supported.

Suggested fix: either add a parser for pylint's default output format (file:line:col: code: message) or document in the skill/validation docs that pylint is classified but not yet parsed.

if (/\beslint\b|\blint\b|\bclippy\b|\bgo\s+vet\b|\bpylint\b|\bruff\s+(check|format\s+--check)\b|\bcargo\s+check\b/.test(lower)) return 'lint';

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Checklist

• No hardcoded secrets or credentials
• Input validation at system boundaries
• Complex regexes are maintainable — warning ＃1
• Tests cover changed behavior — warning ＃2, suggestion ＃2
• Parser handles common edge-case output formats — warning ＃2, suggestion ＃1
• No backward-incompatible API or config changes

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Automated review by Kōan (Claude) HEAD=5d4bc4a 18 min 3s