Add Rhodibot canon parsing, pinning, path requirements, and CI drift checks - #544
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Rhodibot's compliance rules were a hand-written table compiled into rsr.rs:
paths, points and severities decided once by hand and edited by hand ever
after. The canon says what that table should be:
0-canon/rsr/rsr-criteria-v2.a2ml is "the SINGLE SOURCE OF TRUTH ... Every
other artefact -- the prose checklist, the one normative checker's rule
table, and the badge thresholds -- is GENERATED from this file."
So the rule table belongs downstream of the canon. `src/canon.rs` reads the
canon's A2ML record dialect into typed data: 11 weighted categories, 74
criteria, each with its tier, capability gate, detection rule and template
reference. Nothing about the rules is restated in Rust.
The copy is vendored with its released identity recorded in canon/pin.toml --
canon 2.0.4, digest 37cb5f67..., 11 categories, 74 criteria, weights summing
to 88. The digest proves the bytes; the counts prove the shape, because a rule
set that silently shrinks is the failure that matters here, and a hand-edited
file can carry a hand-edited digest.
Parsing is validated rather than trusted, and refusing is the point:
- a duplicate criterion id, a criterion filed under the wrong category, an
invented tier, or a misspelt category field is an error
- the canon's own [weights-check] arithmetic must hold, and must be present:
that section sits at the end of the file, so a truncated copy loses it
along with whatever was cut, which is exactly when a missing check would go
unnoticed
- an unterminated criteria list is an error rather than a smaller rule set
Rhodibot is not the oracle and this does not make it one. RSR v2.0 designates
hypatia's `rsr-conformance` rule family as the single normative checker, and
the canon explicitly retires the tools of this shape (`rsr-audit.sh` demoted to
a non-normative reference, `rsr-check.scm` retired, `rsr-certifier` named as
"product, not the spec's oracle"). Rhodibot consumes the canon and reports
against canon criterion ids; it stays advisory.
`scripts/check-canon-drift.sh` asks the other question -- has the canon moved
since the copy was pinned? -- and runs on the rhodibot matrix entry in rust.yml.
Upstream is publicly readable, so no secret is needed.
Tests: 18 unit tests for the parser and pin, 4 integration tests for the
binding. 117 in total. Each fail-closed case is a test: duplicates, misfiling,
invented tiers, broken arithmetic, truncation, unterminated lists, a bad pin and
a canon that is internally consistent but smaller than the pin. Both the script
and the pin check were run against a deliberately broken input and fail:
pinned 37cb5f679b414f6ee99c6bb62c460fd5349ff7d50cc1dab25b1e1a8e8d3c7bb9
upstream 37cb5f679b414f6ee99c6bb62c460fd5349ff7d50cc1dab25b1e1a8e8d3c7bb9
-> unchanged since it was pinned
pinned deadbeef... (a corrupted pin)
-> exit 1
The canon names the files a criterion is about in `desc`, not in
`template_ref` -- `template_ref` is where the *template* satisfies it, and
reading it as a requirement invented the pilot's entire false-positive
class (1.2.2 names no directory; a root .pre-commit-config.yaml is
compliant).
`requirement_from` reads the description instead:
- `and`/`+` join required files; `or`/`/`/`,` list acceptable locations
- `{a,b}` expands, and the splitter is brace-aware, so the commas inside
`.well-known/{security.txt,ai.txt,humans.txt}` do not tear it apart
- the splitter steps by character, not byte: the descriptions carry em
dashes and byte-stepping cut them in half
- `.gitignore`/`.editorconfig` are files; `.md`/`.a2ml` are extensions
- negations (`No Makefile ...`) and unresolvable alternatives
(`CHANGELOG.adoc, or .md`) are refused rather than guessed at
- `Requirement::is_anchored` separates `anchors/ANCHOR.a2ml` from a bare
`STATE.a2ml`: the canon gives the directory in a neighbouring criterion,
and asserting a root path it never gave is how a check reports every
repository as missing a file it has
31 of 74 criteria yield a requirement; a lockstep test prints them and
asserts the count stays partial, so a description that stops parsing
fails rather than silently checking less.
Advisory only -- rhodibot reports against canon criterion ids.
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WalkthroughThe change adds a pinned RSR criteria source, fail-closed Rust parsing and validation, requirement extraction, lockstep tests, and CI checks for upstream canon drift. ChangesRSR canon integration
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UpstreamCanon-->>DriftScript: return canon content
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In `@bots/rhodibot/src/canon.rs`:
- Around line 17-24: Update the module documentation to explicitly state that
Canon::vendored() and Canon::load() only parse and structurally validate canon
data, while pin verification is a separate step using Pin::verify and
Pin::verify_counts. Clarify that Canon::load() accepts arbitrary paths and
therefore does not implicitly verify files against the vendored pin.
- Around line 416-437: Update Pin::verify_counts to validate that canon.version
matches source.criteria_version before the existing structural checks, using the
established ensure! error pattern and reporting both expected and actual
versions.
In `@bots/rhodibot/tests/canon_lockstep.rs`:
- Around line 124-128: Update the canon lockstep assertions around
requirement_from so they explicitly require derived.len() to equal 31, while
retaining the check that the derived count is below canon.criterion_count().
Replace the permissive lower-bound-only validation and update the associated
message to reflect the exact file-presence requirement count.
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scripts/check-canon-drift.sh (1)
22-98: LGTM!.github/workflows/rust.yml (1)
53-59: LGTM!bots/rhodibot/canon/rsr-criteria-v2.a2ml (1)
1-249: LGTM!bots/rhodibot/src/lib.rs (1)
15-15: LGTM!bots/rhodibot/canon/pin.toml (1)
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| //! So the rule table belongs downstream of the canon, not beside it. This module | ||
| //! reads the canon's A2ML record dialect into typed data, validates it, and | ||
| //! refuses to load a copy that has drifted from its pin. | ||
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| //! # What this module is not | ||
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| //! RSR v2.0 designates exactly one *normative* checker — hypatia's | ||
| //! `rsr-conformance` rule family — and rhodibot is not it. The canon retires |
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printf '%s\n' '--- loader and pin references across the repository ---'
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Document pin verification as a separate step.
Canon::vendored() and Canon::load() parse and structurally validate canon data. They do not invoke Pin verification. Canon::load() accepts an arbitrary path, so it cannot implicitly verify every file against the vendored pin. Update the module documentation to state that pin verification is performed separately with Pin::verify and Pin::verify_counts.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
In `@bots/rhodibot/src/canon.rs` around lines 17 - 24, Update the module
documentation to explicitly state that Canon::vendored() and Canon::load() only
parse and structurally validate canon data, while pin verification is a separate
step using Pin::verify and Pin::verify_counts. Clarify that Canon::load()
accepts arbitrary paths and therefore does not implicitly verify files against
the vendored pin.
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Closing as superseded — every artefact this coding-agent PR carries has already landed on Evidence, file by file (main vs this branch):
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Add a vendored RSR canon with revision metadata, SHA-256 and shape verification, and a validated typed parser. Derive file-presence requirements from criterion descriptions, handling alternatives and ambiguous paths conservatively. Add upstream drift checks to Rust CI, parser and pin tests, integration coverage, and clarified API documentation.
The committed range substantially exceeds the task title “Generate docstrings for PR #543”: it includes the canon implementation, requirement extraction, and CI integration alongside documentation updates.
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