chore(scripts): add tinyanalyzer-driven dependency audit across core and vendor submodules - #6353
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The tinymcp subproject pointer has been updated to a new commit, incorporating the latest changes from its upstream repository. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
Introduces the dependency audit runner script and its tinyanalyzer configuration file to enable automated dependency scanning. This establishes the foundation for tracking and reporting on dependency health. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
The dependency audit report was failing to include all relevant packages due to an incomplete filtering condition in the report generation logic. This fix ensures that all dependencies matching the audit criteria are properly captured and displayed in the output. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
The lockfile was updated to reflect version bumps for tinyflows, tinyinference-*, tinytools, and tinytools-agent, along with the addition of new dependencies tinyagents-definition and tinyagents-orchestration. Several Windows-related dependency versions were also downgraded to resolve compatibility issues. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
The dependency audit report now distinguishes between crates referenced as paths in Rust code and those appearing only as bare words. It scans all source directories declared in Cargo.toml targets, including integration tests and examples, and treats attribute or macro path references as usage, reducing false positives in the removal verdict. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
Add a reverse adjacency index built from tinyanalyzer's edge list, enabling the report to show which direct dependencies pull in each duplicate version and whether removing an unused dependency would actually shrink the build. The "Pulled in via" column replaces the generic `cargo tree` hint, and the unused table gains a "Graph win" column that counts crates that leave the target's build when a dependency line is deleted. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
…ifferences The drift section now only shows crates whose direct dependency versions differ at a semver-incompatible level, since patch-level drift is resolved by cargo's lockfile unification and does not cause duplicate builds. The table layout is restructured to list each version and its targets on separate rows, and a summary line reports how many patch-only drifts were suppressed. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
The dependency audit script now supports a `--snapshot` flag that copies the generated report to a dated file under `docs/dep-audit/`, enabling diffs between runs. It also writes a `summary.json` alongside the report for programmatic consumption. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
Adds a new `dep:audit` pnpm script that runs a Cargo dependency audit across the workspace, and documents the script in the scripts README so developers know it exists and how to use it. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
Add a README file to the dependency audit script directory to document its purpose, usage, and configuration options for developers. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
… `--` terminator The README examples showed `pnpm dep:audit -- --snapshot`, but pnpm does not require the extra `--` separator for its own flags. The examples now use `pnpm dep:audit --snapshot` to match actual usage. The run.sh script gains a `--` case to explicitly stop option parsing, preventing arguments intended for pnpm from being misinterpreted as script flags. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
Fix the misaligned comment in the dep-audit README by adding extra spaces to match the surrounding code block formatting, improving readability without changing any functionality. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
…lyzer The audit script now saves a copy of each Cargo.lock before running tinyanalyzer, which silently rewrites stale lockfiles during `cargo metadata`, and restores the original after the run. This prevents the audit from leaving unintended lockfile modifications behind. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
Add a paragraph explaining that `run.sh` snapshots and restores each target's `Cargo.lock` to avoid side effects from `cargo metadata`, and that lockfiles should be refreshed deliberately when needed. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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Completeness: Complete What changedAdds a dependency audit pipeline driven by tinyanalyzer that scans the root workspace, the openhuman-app Tauri host, and all vendor submodules for unused declarations, duplicate versions, heavy transitive footprints, and version drift across repositories. The pipeline is invoked via `pnpm dep:audit`, outputs a structured Markdown report, and supports snapshotting for git diffing. Features
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds a Cargo dependency audit pipeline. It scans the workspace and vendored submodules, generates Markdown and JSON reports, documents the workflow, exposes it through ChangesDependency audit
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run.sh->>tinyanalyzer: Analyze discovered Cargo targets
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report.mjs-->>run.sh: Write Markdown and JSON summaries
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- Around line 376-379: Update compatKey so versions with major and minor both
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When a dependency appears at multiple versions in the dependency graph, the audit report now resolves the specific version that each workspace package actually pulls, rather than always picking the first package found by name. This is achieved by traversing the edge list from the workspace package to its dependency, ensuring the reported version matches what the package truly depends on. Auto-committed-on: dragonfly Co-authored-by: Medulla <medulla@tinyhumans.ai>
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- Line 285: Update resolvedDependency and the unused-row construction to resolve
manifest aliases such as serde_v1 to their package names before matching graph
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| "rust:check": "pnpm --filter openhuman-app rust:check", | ||
| "rust:clippy": "cargo clippy -p openhuman -- -D warnings && pnpm --filter openhuman-app rust:clippy", | ||
| "rust:layout": "node scripts/ci/check-openhuman-rust-layout.mjs", | ||
| "dep:audit": "bash scripts/dep-audit/run.sh", |
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Resolve renamed dependencies before auditing imports
This command invokes the audit that scans source imports using the manifest dependency name rather than Cargo's resolved package/crate name. A dependency such as serde1 = { package = "serde" } can therefore be reported as unused even though the source correctly imports serde, encouraging deletion of a required dependency and breaking the target build. Resolve each dependency's package rename before textual scanning.
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| "rust:check": "pnpm --filter openhuman-app rust:check", | ||
| "rust:clippy": "cargo clippy -p openhuman -- -D warnings && pnpm --filter openhuman-app rust:clippy", | ||
| "rust:layout": "node scripts/ci/check-openhuman-rust-layout.mjs", | ||
| "dep:audit": "bash scripts/dep-audit/run.sh", |
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Reject symlinked lockfiles before restoring them
The command snapshots lockfiles with cp and restores them by writing to the lockfile path. If a target's Cargo.lock is a symlink, both operations follow it, so an audit can overwrite or restore an unrelated file outside the target (and potentially outside the repository). Refuse symlinked lockfiles or snapshot and restore the symlink itself without following it.
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Resolve renamed dependencies before scanning imports
The manifest dependency name is not necessarily the Rust crate name. A declaration such as serde1 = { package = "serde" } can be used in source as serde::...; replacing hyphens in serde1 does not find that use, so the report emits a false remove verdict and may recommend deleting a required dependency. Resolve the dependency's package name from the manifest (or the resolved package metadata) before building the scan pattern and graph lookup.
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| # snapshotted and put back if the run changed it. | ||
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Reject symlinked lockfiles before backing them up
-f follows symlinks, so a symlinked Cargo.lock is treated as a normal lockfile. Cargo metadata can then rewrite the symlink target, and the restoration cp also follows it, potentially modifying an unrelated file during an audit. Check that the lockfile is a regular non-symlink file before analyzing it, or refuse the target.
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| const ident = dep.replace(/-/g, "_"); | ||
| const dirs = packageSourceDirs(dir); | ||
| const pathRe = `(\\b${ident}::|\\buse\\s+${ident}\\b|extern\\s+crate\\s+${ident}\\b|#\\[${ident}\\b|\\b${ident}!)`; |
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Restrict crate-use matches to Rust source syntax
This grep treats comments and string literals as crate references whenever they contain forms such as foo::, #[foo], or foo!. For example, a comment containing serde:: makes an actually unused serde dependency get a keep verdict, hiding a removable dependency. Use a syntax-aware scan or strip comments and strings before applying the crate-use patterns.
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| summary.drift = driftAcross(reports); |
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Preserve the patch-only drift count in JSON
driftAcross attaches patch_only as a custom property to an Array. JSON.stringify serializes array elements but not custom properties, so summary.json loses the patch-only count even though the Markdown renderer can read it in memory. Store drift as an object with rows and patch_only, or otherwise copy the count into an enumerable object field used by both outputs.
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| # textual ("no source file names the crate"), so these are near-certain false | ||
| # positives. Keep the list short and justified: every entry hides a real | ||
| # finding for that crate everywhere. | ||
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Scope the thiserror suppression to verified false positives
This configuration is passed to every target, so any crate that declares thiserror but does not actually use it is silently omitted from the unused-dependency audit. For example, a target with thiserror = "..." and no thiserror::Error derive would be a genuine removable dependency, but this global entry prevents tinyanalyzer and the later report from surfacing it. Remove the entry or scope it to specific verified targets/false-positive cases.
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Exclude development dependencies from shipped-build cost claims
Enabling include_dev makes test- and benchmark-only dependencies participate in the analyzer output, while the audit documentation describes the heavy-dependency section as the cost of the shipped build. Those dependencies are not linked into a normal release build, so they can be reported as shipped-build costs even when they only support tests or examples. Either disable this for the shipped-build analysis or ensure the report distinguishes dev/build dependencies and excludes them from shipped-build rankings.
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| * "word" — the bare name occurs (comment, string, doc) but never as a path. | ||
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Resolve renamed Cargo dependencies before scanning imports
Cargo dependencies may be renamed in the manifest, such as serde1 = { package = "serde" }, while Rust source imports the package under its actual crate name (serde). Using the manifest dependency name directly makes textualUse report none and the later verdict mark the dependency for removal even though it is required, potentially breaking the target build. Read the dependency's package rename from Cargo.toml or otherwise scan using the resolved crate name.
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Resolve renamed Cargo dependencies before scanning imports
[RULE] renamed-dependency-detection
textualUse converts the dependency name to an identifier by replacing hyphens with underscores, but does not look up the package field from the manifest. A dependency declared as serde1 = { package = "serde" } will be searched as serde1 in source, while Rust code references serde. This causes textualUse to return "none" and the audit to falsely recommend removal. Read the dependency's package rename from the manifest or use the resolved crate name from tinyanalyzer's output.
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Exclude development dependencies from shipped-build cost claims
heavyFor includes every direct external package, including packages whose only direct kind is dev or build. The rendered section calls these the heaviest dependencies and describes their exclusive counts as costs of the shipped build, but development-only dependencies are not linked into that build. Restrict this list to normal runtime dependencies or label the kinds and claims accordingly.
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Exclude development dependencies from shipped-build cost claims
[RULE] exclude-development-dependencies
The heavyFor function includes every direct external package regardless of its kinds. A package that is only a dev dependency is not linked into the shipped release build, yet it appears in the "Heaviest direct dependencies" section as exclusive cost. Filter out packages whose only dependency kind is dev (or otherwise distinguish normal vs. build vs. dev kinds) before ranking and reporting shipped-build cost.
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scripts/dep-audit/(pnpm dep:audit): a repeatable Cargo dependency audit over the root workspace,crates/openhuman-app, and every Cargo submodule undervendor/(24 targets, ~20 s), driven bytinyanalyzer.REPORT.md+summary.jsonwith four sections: unused declared dependencies (re-verified by grep, with a per-row "graph win"), crates resolved at several versions (with the direct dependencies that pull each version in), heaviest direct dependencies by exclusive footprint, and semver-incompatible version drift across repositories.docs/dep-audit/2026-09-19.mdso the next run can be diffed against it.Problem
We had no repeatable way to answer "which deps can we drop, unify, or slim" across the core and its 16 vendored repos.
tinyanalyzeranswers it per repo, but its unused check is textual (misses#[tokio::test],#[derive(thiserror::Error)]), its exclusive counts are graph-wide (deleting one edge to a crate another package still uses saves nothing), and there was no cross-repo view of version drift.Solution
run.shdiscovers targets fromgit submodule status --recursive(dedupes nested checkouts pinned at an already-analyzed commit; suffixes ones pinned elsewhere so the drift is visible), runstinyanalyzer --config scripts/dep-audit/tinyanalyzer.toml --output jsonper target, and snapshots/restores each target'sCargo.lockbecausecargo metadatarewrites a stale one (the app crate's lockfile got rewritten on the first run; that guard is why).report.mjsre-checks every unused flag against the package's sources including[[test]]/[[example]]targets declared bypath =, computes whether deleting the line actually shrinks the graph, walks tinyanalyzer's edge list to attribute each duplicate version to the direct dependencies carrying it, and filters drift to semver-incompatible versions.README.mdexplains each section and the clean-up workflow.Headline findings (see
docs/dep-audit/2026-09-19.md)Unused, confirmed by hand, with a real graph win:
openhuman:coins-bip39(normal + dev; also the only reasoncoins-bip32/coins-core0.8.7are in the build next to tinywallet's0.13),hmac,wait-timeout,tinyagents-language, andrppalbehind aperipheral-rpifeature nothing uses.openhuman-app:notify-rust(4 crates),mac-notification-sys.tinymemory-core:wiremock(7),tinycortex-api(3);tinyskills:tracing(4);tinymcp:anyhow;tinychannels:serde-big-array.tinyagents-registry → tinyagents-graph,tinyagents-graph → reqwest, sha2,tinymemory-core → tinymemory-sync, futures,tinyinference-providers → tinyinference-llm, tinyinference-core, tokio, async-trait, and a dozen more.Duplicate versions in the root build worth unifying (61 total):
nu-ansi-term 0.46(tracing-subscriber is on 0.50),dirs 5(tinymcp is on 6),coins-bip39 0.8(unused, see above).tinybuspinstoml 0.8(root is on 1.x) andserde_spanned 0.6;tinychannelspullsasync-channel 1+2,event-listener 2+5,nom 7+8;tinywalletis the only user ofhmac 0.13,sha3 0.12,keccak 0.2,bech32 0.12,ripemd 0.2while everyone else is one major behind.ratatuialone dragssyn 1,nix 0.29,bitflags 1,bit-set 0.5,phf 0.11,hashbrown 0.16;socketioxidepinstokio-tungstenite/tungstenite 0.24;sentrypinsnix 0.31andminiz_oxide 0.8.Cross-repo drift (semver-incompatible):
tomlat 0.8 / 0.9 / 1.1 across app, tinychannels, tinymemory/tinycortex and root;sha20.10 vs 0.11 split down the middle (root, tinychannels, tinycortex, tinyflows, tinyskills vs the rest);base640.22 vs 0.23;zip2 vs 8;dirs/directories5 vs 6;reqwest0.13 only in tinyflows;tinyinference-llm/-embeddings0.2 in tinymemory/tinycortex vs 0.3 in root/tinyagents.Heaviest direct deps of the root (exclusive crates):
ratatui69,sentry35,tinychannels27,env_logger17 (dev),reqwest15,tinywallet12 (dev),tinyflows11,tinybus11.Submission Checklist
scripts/, exercised by running it; no product code changed.app/srcor Rust changes.## Related— N/A.tinyanalyzerrunscargo metadataoffline against the checked-out tree).Impact
pnpm dep:auditscript, a sharedtinyanalyzer.toml, ascripts/README.mdrow, and a committed report underdocs/dep-audit/.tinyanalyzeronPATHto run; the script prints the install one-liner if it is missing.Related
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