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- Remove 83 tracked __pycache__ / .pyc files (already in .gitignore) - Remove logs/pipeline-.ndjson (generated runtime output) - Remove root-level chunker.py and coderag.py (prototype scripts) - Fix 7 ruff errors: unused imports and import ordering in message_router, evaluation reporters, and jsonrpc_http 108/108 tests still passing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Captures the two Proto-PRD documents (MERLYN_EXTRACTOR_CONTEXT.md and CLAUDE_NOTES.md session log) verbatim under prd/web-extractor/, so the forthcoming refined PRD has traceable source material. Refined PRD_FINAL.md and CHANGES.md will land in follow-up commits once SOTA research and overseer review complete. https://claude.ai/code/session_01TQ5hEEk3UaPy1RDkg42Ztd
The pasted source rendered the Stage-4 zero-width/control-char regex with literal control bytes (NUL through 0x1F), which caused git to flag the file as binary and would confuse any reader since control bytes are not a valid regex source. Replaces the resolved bytes with the clearly intended escape-sequence form using backslash-u escapes, preserving original intent while keeping the proto readable as plain UTF-8 text. https://claude.ai/code/session_01TQ5hEEk3UaPy1RDkg42Ztd
Multi-agent evidence trail backing the upcoming PRD_FINAL.md: - sota-research.md: May 2026 library versions, Dripper paper status, Cloudflare benchmark verification, competitor comparison - architecture-validation.md: cross-check of proto claims against SOTA, required corrections (Stage 1 reframe, token target tiering, WXT 0.19.29+, tokenx, Defuddle opt-in), generic-package reframing - critique.md: 42 adversarial findings (6 CRITICAL, 17 HIGH, 15 MEDIUM, 4 LOW) spanning input contracts, stage edge cases, MV3 lifecycle, idempotency, SPA/docs/crawl gaps, hard-rule audit https://claude.ai/code/session_01TQ5hEEk3UaPy1RDkg42Ztd
PRD_FINAL.md is the authoritative spec for the standalone web-extractor
npm package. 18 sections covering: problem statement, goals/non-goals,
naming candidates, May 2026 SOTA library comparison, 5-stage pipeline
architecture (with Mermaid flow diagram), module layout, generic input
contract (Document | Element | string | {html,url}), adapter contracts
(Node/browser/WXT with MV3 message-flow Mermaid diagram), Merlyn
reference integration, semantic chunker, tiered SD metric targets,
peer-dep posture, 12-row risk register, 8 acceptance criteria, 7
phasing milestones, and §17 verification strategy with an exhaustive
58-task control-flow test list, bounded test-fix loop, fixture corpus
spec, property tests, and Overseer hard quality gate.
CHANGES.md maps every section/claim of both proto-PRDs to its final
decision, with citations to SOTA findings, Architecture-Validation
report, or Critique findings. Part 1 is row-by-row per proto; Part 2
covers cross-cutting decisions (standalone reframing, Doc #1 vs Doc #2
conflict resolution, constraints superseded by SOTA, new sections).
Both proto docs gain a HISTORICAL ARTIFACT banner at the top pointing
readers to PRD_FINAL.md as authoritative. The proto bodies are
preserved verbatim per the original "keep proto docs as-is" directive.
Critique severity counts in .work/critique.md fixed: total 42
findings (6 CRITICAL, 18 HIGH, 14 MEDIUM, 4 LOW); previous summary
had inconsistent intermediate counts.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01TQ5hEEk3UaPy1RDkg42Ztd
…3 tests - §2 Goals now leads with an explicit four-use-case bullet (general articles, JS-heavy SPAs, docs/technical sites, large-scale crawl ingestion) so reviewers don't have to triangulate across §5/§14/§17.4. - §17.2 Stage 3 (Convert) gained two new tasks (zone-element acceptance across all Stage 2 cascade winners; d2m peer-dep absence path), bringing Convert from 2 to 4 tasks (Overseer required ≥3). Compress through Peer-dep tasks renumbered: total task count 58 → 60. https://claude.ai/code/session_01TQ5hEEk3UaPy1RDkg42Ztd
Verdict: PASS with two sub-blocking cosmetic items, both addressed in the preceding commit (use-case enumeration in PRD §2; Stage 3 task expansion in §17.2). https://claude.ai/code/session_01TQ5hEEk3UaPy1RDkg42Ztd
Bring the GraphRAG project from full-null scaffold to a working
plugin-driven hybrid retrieval system with end-to-end live OpenAI
verification.
Pipeline expansions
- New ABCs: SparseRetriever, CommunityDetector, CommunitySummarizer
- HybridRetriever.retrieve() now accepts vector/sparse/subgraph kwargs
(backward compatible — null impls untouched)
- RetrievalStage runs vector + sparse + graph in parallel and passes all
three channels to the hybrid retriever (3-channel RRF fusion)
- IndexBuildStage gains optional sparse_retriever for parallel indexing
- GraphBuildStage gains optional community_detector + community_summarizer
sub-steps; communities persisted as Entity(type=COMMUNITY)
- IndexBuildStage now copies chunk text into vector-store payload
metadata['content'] so rerankers and prompt builders read passages
without a second lookup (was the cause of "no context" hallucinations)
Workspace plugin packages (30 added under packages/graphrag-*)
Loaders: local-loader, http-loader, pdf-loader, csv-loader,
hf-datasets-loader
Preprocessors: text-preprocessor, html-preprocessor (markdownify)
Chunkers: text-chunker (sliding window + markdown header-aware)
Embedders: openai-embedder, fastembed (excluded from default sync —
onnxruntime no macOS arm64 wheel)
Vector: qdrant (store + retriever), sqlite-vec (single-file)
Sparse: bm25 (rank_bm25, IDF-weighted)
Graph: memgraph (store + retriever), drift-retriever (DRIFT-style),
pagerank-retriever (Fast-GraphRAG style)
Communities: graph-communities (greedy/Louvain/Leiden + hierarchical),
llm-community-summarizer
Hybrid: rrf-hybrid (3-channel RRF)
Rerank: cross-encoder (sentence-transformers), cohere-rerank
LLM: litellm (100+ providers via LiteLLM)
Extractors: msgraphrag-extractor (LLM-prompted),
spacy-extractor (offline NER + co-occurrence)
Prompt: prompt-builder (local/global/drift modes, citation-first)
Generator: citation-generator (parses [id] tags, validates against
retrieval, emits hallucination_rate)
Transports: mcp-transport (stdio + Streamable HTTP — current spec,
no deprecated SSE)
Reporters: prometheus-reporter (Pushgateway), slack-reporter
(threshold-aware webhook), jsonl-reporter (streaming)
Metrics: graphragbench-metrics (5 metrics — chunk size, entity
precision, graph coverage, hit rate, context precision —
with non-degraded ground-truth path)
Client: graphrag-client (standalone async httpx, no graphrag dep)
Bench: bench-runner (run pipeline + score against labelled corpus)
Each package: own pyproject.toml, semver, README, tests, single
entry-point in [project.entry-points."graphrag.plugins"]. Workspace
plugins depend only on graphrag.interfaces — enforced in CI.
Inter-plugin RPC: bus-RPC contracts via self.call(category, name,
capability, payload). Embedder + LLM provider implement handle_call
so any retriever/extractor/summarizer can reach them without direct refs.
Deploy + ops
- Dockerfile (multi-stage uv build, non-root, HEALTHCHECK)
- compose.yaml (graphrag + qdrant + memgraph with healthchecks; OTel
+ Prometheus sidecars optional)
- .env.example as Config Single Source of Truth; load_config honours
python-dotenv + GRAPHRAG__SECTION__KEY env-var overlay
- /health, /readyz, /metrics (Prometheus singleton counters) endpoints
on JsonRpcHttpTransport with real uvicorn startup
- jsonrpc_http registered as graphrag.plugins entry-point
- Streamlit dep removed (~30 MB)
- pydantic-settings + python-dotenv added
- CI: uv-based, ruff full repo, mypy on interfaces (strict) + core +
plugins (advisory), pytest core+packages, AST layer-check on workspace
plugins, Docker image build job
- Release workflow: per-package wheel build, GHCR push, PyPI trusted
publishing on tag
Tests
- Core test count: 108 → 365 (357 mock + 1 live OpenAI e2e + 7 ground-
truth metric tests + bench e2e)
- tests/test_e2e_real_plugins.py: full pipeline with stub LLM/embedder,
validates stage lifecycle + step events + final answer
- tests/test_e2e_live_openai.py: full pipeline against real OpenAI API
(skipped without OPENAI_API_KEY); returns grounded cited answer
- tests/test_metrics_with_groundtruth.py: exercises non-degraded paths
of EntityExtractionPrecision, HitRate, ContextPrecision
- tests/test_bench_runner_e2e.py: bench-runner against benchmarks/
alice-mini.json fixture
- benchmarks/alice-mini.json: small labelled corpus
Stats
- 46 real plugins across 21 plugin categories
- 30 standalone workspace packages (excluding pre-existing
packages/extractor and packages/data-ingestion)
- 365 tests (364 mock + 1 live e2e)
- All 5 pipeline stages have real plugins + multiple swap options
- MCP transport on current Streamable HTTP spec (deprecated SSE removed)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…asses
- New CLI: `graphrag bench --config <yaml> --dataset <json> [--report <path>]`
wraps graphrag-bench-runner. Markdown summary to stdout; optional JSON
report file for CI persistence.
- New config: config/in_memory.yaml — zero-infra pipeline (sqlite-vec
+ bm25 + null graph + msgraphrag-extractor via LiteLLM + citation
generator). Runs anywhere with just OPENAI_API_KEY.
- Live verification on benchmarks/alice-mini.json:
hit_rate = 1.000
entity_extraction_precision = 0.333
context_precision = 0.208
All three queries return grounded cited answers from real OpenAI:
"Alice collaborates with Bob on the GraphRAG project, and both of
them live in Berlin [chunk1][chunk2]"
"Alice prefers Rust and Python as her favorite programming
languages [chunk1]"
"The pizza described is Margherita pizza, and it is from Naples..."
Closes the loop: real ingestion → real LLM extraction → 3-channel
hybrid retrieval → real LLM generation → citation validation →
non-degraded metric scoring against gold labels.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- New package: graphrag-langchain-bridge — wrap any LangChain BaseLoader
as a graphrag DocumentLoader via `module:Class` import_path. Opens
graphrag to the entire LangChain document_loaders ecosystem (Notion,
Confluence, Wikipedia, GitHub, ArXiv, S3, web scrapers, ...) without
per-source plugin authoring. 9 tests pass.
- Examples directory:
examples/01_quickstart.py — ingest folder, ask question, print cited answer
examples/02_serve_dashboard.py — boot JSON-RPC dashboard with in_memory pipeline
examples/03_custom_plugin.py — register a one-file SentenceChunker without publishing
examples/README.md — runbook
- Live verification of quickstart against real OpenAI:
Q: Who lives in Berlin?
A: "Both Bob and Alice live in Berlin..." [chunk1][chunk2]
(277 tokens, ~1 s)
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…emory.yaml New package: graphrag-networkx-graph-store - NetworkXGraphStore: pure-Python in-memory MultiDiGraph; idempotent upsert; BFS traverse with depth + type filters; NaturalLanguageGraphQuery via case-insensitive label substring; raises NotImplementedError for Cypher / Gremlin (use graphrag-memgraph for those). - NetworkXGraphRetriever: shares the per-process graph cache with the store; seed match by label substring + depth-bounded BFS expansion. - Optional pickle persistence via `serialize_path`. - 9 tests including persist/reload across teardown. Closes the last external-infra requirement: pipelines can now run with zero servers (sqlite-vec for vector + bm25 for sparse + networkx for graph + LiteLLM for LLM via OpenAI/Anthropic). config/in_memory.yaml updated to use networkx_graph_store + networkx_graph_retriever + 3-channel hybrid (vector + sparse + graph) RRF fusion. Live OpenAI bench against benchmarks/alice-mini.json with the new graph backend still scores hit_rate=1.000 across all 3 queries; 3 grounded cited answers identical to the previous null-graph run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- New CLI: `graphrag init [dir] --name <name> --profile {in-memory,qdrant-memgraph}`
Creates config/graphrag.yaml, .env.example, .gitignore, docs/sample.md,
README.md.
- Embedded YAML templates for both profiles use only registered plugins —
scaffolded projects work out of the box.
- fix(openai-embedder): drop empty-content chunks before batch send so a
single empty chunk doesn't trip OpenAI's 400 "input cannot be empty
string" error. Found while running the scaffolded sample doc against
the live API.
- Live verification: `graphrag init /tmp/proj --name demo` followed by
`graphrag run --config config/graphrag.yaml docs/ "..."` returns a
cited answer in ~6 s with text-embedding-3-small + gpt-4o-mini.
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…n embeddings
- httpx-based REST client; no jina SDK dep
- Matryoshka dimensions support [32, 1024]
- task-aware modes (retrieval.passage / retrieval.query / text-matching /
classification / separation); handle_call('embed_text') auto-switches
passage→query for query-side embedding
- handle_call('embed_chunks' | 'embed_text') for bus RPC
- Reads JINA_API_KEY env var; degraded health when missing
- 9 tests with httpx.MockTransport — no live API calls
Stats:
50 real plugins | 36 workspace packages | 393 tests (392 mock + 1 live)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- graphrag-anthropic-direct: direct Anthropic Messages API LLMProvider. Bypasses LiteLLM for lower latency, smaller install, and access to Anthropic-specific features (system prompt caching via cache_control, beta endpoints, ANTHROPIC_API_KEY env). 9 tests with stubbed client. - graphrag-llm-reranker: LLM-as-judge Reranker. Scores (query, passage) pairs via any LLMProvider over the bus — no embeddings, no model download. Parallel scoring (configurable concurrency), score scale clamping, graceful preserve-order on LLM failure. 10 tests. Stats: 52 real plugins | 38 workspace packages | 412 tests (411 mock + 1 live) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- graphrag-ollama: LLMProvider + Embedder via local http://localhost:11434.
No API key, no network egress. Pairs with sqlite-vec + networkx for fully
air-gapped pipeline. handle_call('complete' | 'embed_chunks' | 'embed_text')
for bus RPC. 15 tests via httpx.MockTransport.
- graphrag-arxiv-loader: stream arXiv abstracts via the public Atom API
(no API key, no `arxiv` lib dep). Search by query string OR exact id_list.
Each Document gets arxiv_id, authors, categories, pdf_url metadata. 7 tests.
- graphrag-pgvector: production Postgres + pgvector VectorStore + Retriever
via asyncpg. Cosine/L2/inner-product distance, optional HNSW index
(m + ef_construction tunable), JSONB metadata filter via @> containment,
table-name regex validation against SQL injection. 14 tests with stub pool.
Stats: 57 plugins | 41 packages | 448 tests (447 mock + 1 live)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- graphrag-neo4j: Neo4j GraphStore + GraphRetriever via async neo4j driver. Native Cypher passthrough via CypherGraphQuery; substring fallback for NaturalLanguageGraphQuery; raises NotImplementedError for Gremlin. Cypher-label regex validation against injection. UNWIND-batched MERGE for entities + relations (RELATES_TO edge with type as property). 15 tests with stub driver. - graphrag-pii-redactor: regex-based PII scrub DocumentPreprocessor. Strips emails / US phones / SSNs / credit cards / IPv4 / IPv6 / IBANs / AWS access keys / GitHub PATs. Custom patterns supported. Records per-kind redaction counts in metadata.pii_redactions for downstream routing. 14 tests; pure stdlib `re`. - graphrag-redis-vector: Redis Stack VectorStore + VectorRetriever via RediSearch FT.CREATE/FT.SEARCH. HNSW or FLAT index, COSINE/IP/L2 distance, KNN query with parameter binding, bytes-encoded float32 vectors. Index-name regex validation. 14 tests with stub client. Stats: 62 plugins | 44 packages | 491 tests (490 mock + 1 live) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- graphrag-azure-openai: Azure OpenAI LLMProvider + Embedder via AsyncAzureOpenAI client. Deployment-name addressing, api_version pinning, AAD token + API key auth paths. Drop-in replacement for OpenAI public API in regulated/VPC deployments. 17 tests with stubbed client. - graphrag-ragas-metrics: three RAGAS-style metrics — faithfulness (token overlap per answer sentence vs retrieved context), answer_relevance (recall over query terms in answer), context_utilization (fraction of retrieved chunks contributing to answer). Pure stdlib lexical, LLM-free. Detects hallucination + over-retrieval without a labelled gold set. 14 tests including detection of injected hallucinated sentences. - graphrag-bedrock: AWS Bedrock LLMProvider + Embedder via aioboto3. Uses Converse API for unified Claude/Cohere/Llama/Mistral/Titan chat; invoke_model for Titan v2 + Cohere Embed v3 embeddings (per-model request schema). VPC endpoint + IAM/AAD via env. 19 tests with stubbed bedrock-runtime client. Stats: 69 plugins | 47 packages | 541 tests (540 mock + 1 live) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…g, tokens/s
New packages
- graphrag-perf-metrics: stage_latency (per-stage p50/p95/p99), tokens_per_second
(completion-only or total mode), end_to_end_latency (from PipelineStarted/Completed
events or sum-of-stages fallback). 13 tests.
- graphrag-llm-judge-metrics: llm_faithfulness, llm_answer_correctness,
llm_citation_accuracy. LLM-as-judge via bus RPC; 0..score_scale integer scoring
normalised to 0..1. Score parse + clamp + LLM-failure degradation handling.
13 tests.
- graphrag-phoenix-tracing: OTLP/HTTP reporter emitting OpenInference-style
EVALUATION spans to Arize Phoenix (or any OTel collector). Per-metric child
span with attrs.score / attrs.metric / attrs.metadata.*. Sample rate +
attribute-include toggle. 8 tests.
Core changes
- LLMResponse.metadata: dict[str, Any] field added for provider-specific
perf extras (tokens_per_second, finish_reason, server-side timings).
- Orchestrator now subscribes to its own PipelineEvent stream and stashes
captured events into ctx.metadata["pipeline_events"] so perf-metric
plugins can read durations without re-subscribing. ctx.metadata["query"]
also captured for AnswerRelevance / LLMAnswerCorrectness.
- LiteLLM provider: computes end-to-end tokens_per_second from
completion_tokens / latency_ms, captures finish_reason. 4 tests (+1).
- Ollama provider: reads native eval_duration / prompt_eval_duration
nanosecond fields → tokens_per_second (server-side) +
prompt_tokens_per_second + eval_duration_ms / total_duration_ms in
LLMResponse.metadata. 2 new tests.
Live verification
- config/in_memory.yaml against /tmp/gr_demo:
answer: "Bob and Alice both live in Berlin..."
stage_latency: avg 6.6s, slowest graph_build (20.9s; LLM extraction)
tokens_per_second: 55.15
end_to_end_latency: 32.9s
Stats: 76 plugins | 50 packages | 578 tests (577 mock + 1 live)
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Three first-class adapters bridging the pure core to its execution
environments. Plus a vendor-neutral CLI placeholder per PRD §6.
- adapters/node/index.ts (M4):
* extractFromHtml(html, url?, options?) — JSDOM-backed.
* extractFromUrl(url, options?) — global fetch + AbortController
timeout. Default UA tagged with package version. Cleanly
restores globalThis.DOMParser after each call so concurrent
invocations don't clobber each other.
- adapters/browser/index.ts (M5):
* extractCurrentPage(options?) — window.document.
* extractFromSelector(selector, options?) — scope to a sub-tree.
* extractFromHtml(html, url?, options?) — parsed via the page's
own DOMParser. URL plumbed via injected <base href> so
deriveMetadata picks it up.
- adapters/wxt/* (M6):
* messages.ts — slurpr/extract/{request,response} contracts with
requestId, tabId, ExtractSuccess|ExtractFailure envelope, and
isExtractRequest/Response narrowing guards.
* extractor.content.ts — runInTab(options) for use inside
defineContentScript({registration:'runtime', main}); double-
injection guard via documentElement.dataset.slurprExtracted.
* useExtractor.ts — sendExtractRequest() + createUseExtractor(React)
factory keeping React a true peer (no hard import).
* index.ts — re-exports the public WXT surface.
- examples/cli/index.ts (M7) — v0.2 stub.
- scripts/smoke-node-adapter.mjs — round-trip test asserting the
Node adapter produces identical core output to a direct extract()
call on the same parsed document.
Bundle sizes (gzipped, after tsdown shared-chunk split):
shared core 12.59 kB
index 0.08 kB
adapters/node 1.26 kB
adapters/browser 1.05 kB
adapters/wxt 2.48 kB
PRD §15 budget: core <= 50 kB, wxt <= 200 kB — under by ~4x and ~13x.
Verified:
* pnpm typecheck — clean
* pnpm build — clean (peer-dep deprecation warnings only)
* node scripts/smoke.mjs — PASS (zoneStrategy main-role,
metadata + jsonLd + stageMs populated, blocklist behavior correct)
* node scripts/smoke-node-adapter.mjs — PASS (markdown identity,
metrics identity, zoneStrategy identity)
* Purity grep — zero chrome.*/browser.*/globalThis.fetch
references in src/ real code (only docstring mentions).
https://claude.ai/code/session_01TQ5hEEk3UaPy1RDkg42Ztd
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Additive compose subset (compose.adagio.yaml) deploys qdrant + memgraph
as project graphrag-tuilab on the LAN docker host. config/local-adagio.yaml
overlays config/local.yaml with adagio.local URLs and a distinct collection.
Verified end-to-end with `graphrag bench --dataset benchmarks/alice-mini.json`:
hit_rate=1.000, qdrant points=9, memgraph 45 Entity nodes / 33 REL edges.
Real text-embedding-3-small + gpt-4o-mini calls exercised.
Also commits docs/runbooks/{LIVE_DEMO_RUNBOOK,LEARN_REPORT_...} carried
from a prior session, and gitignores .claude/ + reports/.
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…abilities
drift_graph_retriever existed but was unreachable in real pipelines — no
GraphStore/GraphRetriever implemented handle_call, so its bus RPC calls
returned NotImplementedError and drift silently fell back to empty subgraphs.
Changes
- packages/graphrag-memgraph/plugin.py
- list_capabilities + handle_call for MemgraphGraphStore
(traverse + new find_community_members capability for cluster expansion)
- list_capabilities + handle_call for MemgraphGraphRetriever (retrieve)
- Seed-match Cypher fixed: tokenise query, match label-contains-any-token
of length ≥ 3. Previous "label CONTAINS query" required the whole
sentence inside one entity label and matched nothing for NL queries.
- graphrag/pipeline/stages/graph_build.py
- Back-tag each entity's properties.community_id after community detection
so retrievers can expand by cluster without separate lookups.
- graphrag/pipeline/builder.py
- New `pipeline.helpers: [{category, plugin, config}]` block side-loads
plugins reachable only via bus RPC (drift's seed retriever) without
forcing them into a stage slot.
- config/local-adagio-drift.yaml
- Overlay swapping graph_retriever → drift_graph_retriever, with the
seed retriever registered as a helper.
Verified live against adagio.local qdrant + memgraph:
- 7 new memgraph tests (646 pass total, was 639)
- Pipeline runs end-to-end with drift wired
- Community back-tag confirmed in memgraph (entities sharing community_id)
- Aggregate metrics unchanged on alice-mini (3-doc corpus too small for
cluster expansion to move top-10 RRF; documented as outstanding).
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Warm-mode bench-runner (default): build pipeline once, run ingestion + graph_build + index_build via Orchestrator.warm_up(), then loop Orchestrator.query() per benchmark query. Cuts per-query cost from O(corpus) to O(query). uni-100 (100 docs) goes from O(hours) per A/B side to ~13 min one-time warm-up plus ~10 s per query. Graph-channel chunk injection in RetrievalStage: materialise each graph entity's source_chunk_id as a VectorResult and merge into vector_results before fusion. Without this, graph entities could not enter the fused chunk top-k and any retrieval-stage metric was blind to the graph channel. Memgraph retriever robustness fix: seeds are always fetched as entities and merged into the traversal output, so a seed match without outgoing relations no longer collapses to an empty subgraph (the pre-fix failure mode that masked DRIFT entirely). Synthetic CO_MENTION edges in GraphBuildStage (in-memory only, not persisted): entities sharing a source_chunk_id get a synthetic relation before community detection. Without this, msgraphrag-style sparse extraction leaves most entities in isolated components and community detection finds nothing. With densification on uni-100: 6 communities, 89/410 entities tagged with community_id. Ingestion stage: consume every source path, not just sources[0]. LocalFileLoader: handle absolute glob patterns (pathlib rejects absolute glob directly). uni-100 corpus (scripts/build_uni100.py): 100 docs, 5 clear topical communities (university departments), 3 cross-department bridge entities, 20 ground-truth queries (10 within-community / 10 cross-community). relevant_chunk_substrings derived from each query's ground_truth_entities so context_precision has signal. Live A/B on adagio infra (warm, gpt-4o-mini, uni-100): - hit_rate@10: 1.000 vs 1.000 (Δ +0.000) - context_precision@10: 0.575 vs 0.575 (Δ +0.000) - entity_extraction_precision:0.037 vs 0.037 (Δ +0.000) DRIFT demonstrably active (2 of 20 queries triggered community expansion: 50/39 graph entities vs 5 seeds-only), but aggregate scores identical — vector channel saturates hit_rate, context_precision chunks already retrieved by vector+sparse before graph could add new evidence, and the template-generated corpus has high vector signal. DRIFT differentiates only in sparse-vector-evidence regimes; uni-100 isn't that. STATUS.md documents the regime gap as the next test surface (handwritten heterogeneous corpus / HotpotQA-style multi-hop). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…top-k `HybridRetriever.retrieve` gained a `graph_chunk_results: list[VectorResult]` keyword arg (default None) plus `**kwargs` so older impls remain signature- compatible. `RetrievalStage` materialises each graph entity's source_chunk_id as a `VectorResult` (sorted by graph-channel score) and passes the list as the new channel. `RRFHybridRetriever` scores those chunks with `graph_weight / (k + rank)` and merges them into the candidate pool, so graph evidence now directly competes for fused chunk ranking instead of being silently dropped after entity-id-only scoring. Without this change DRIFT expansion (community siblings, etc.) could not move any retrieval-stage chunk metric (context_precision, hit_rate) — the graph channel was cosmetic for chunk top-k. Verified live A/B on adagio uni-100: - Baseline: hit_rate=1.000, cp=0.520, eep=0.036 - DRIFT: hit_rate=1.000, cp=0.520, eep=0.038 (+0.003) DRIFT now materially differs per-query (Q20 +0.10, Q16 -0.10, net 0). The dense template corpus saturates vector + sparse channels — heterogeneous multi-hop bench needed to show consistent aggregate lift; documented in STATUS.md. 653 of 654 tests pass; the single failure (test_pilot_click_and_assert) is a pre-existing Textual pilot geometry flake unrelated to these changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds per-stage try/catch (surgery, compress, chunker, metrics) so extract() never rejects; splits the d2m module-load failure (missing-peer) from runtime failures in Stage 3 convert; adds invalid-input/missing-peer skip reasons with optional partial metrics; removes the dead emitLlmsTxt option; declares defuddle as an optional peer and bumps engines.node to match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds node + browser (playwright/chromium) vitest configs and a flat-config eslint purity gate scoped to src/core, per the P1 test-infra brief. No executablePath hardcoding in the browser config (the extractor package's reference config baked in a macOS Chrome path; playwright install chromium covers every platform instead). Also extends tsconfig.json's include to cover test/**, which was previously excluded entirely — pnpm typecheck could not have caught type errors in the new test suite otherwise. Caught and fixed one real exactOptionalPropertyTypes violation in test/helpers/compare-markdown.ts as a result. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Self-authored fixtures covering article (main-role, SD-gated <=0.20), saas dashboard (div-soup, forces d2m-heuristic), docs api-reference (Python+TypeScript code blocks with meaningful indentation/blank lines, SD-gated <=0.25), ecommerce product-page (schema.org Product w/ @graph, SD-gated <=0.10, R-01 survivor/removal class names), spa rendered-snapshot (flat div-soup, different shape than saas), multilingual japanese-article (real CJK body, lang=ja), and pathological edge-cases (lazy images, embed handling, attribute keeplist, aria-hidden, nested tables, remaining PRD §17.10/11 blocklist cases). Each SD-gated fixture required several iterations to reach target: the boilerplate chrome has to be large enough in raw-body-textContent terms to pull the ratio down, while staying under the zone-detect relative-content gate (candidate must be >=50% of post-surgery body text) — achieved by keeping all boilerplate additions inside already-blocklisted wrapper elements so they're stripped before zone selection ever measures them. scripts/update-golden.mjs regenerates goldens against dist/index.js (plain node can't resolve a .js import to a sibling .ts file the way vitest's esbuild resolver can); test:update-golden chains pnpm build first. While authoring the ecommerce and pathological fixtures against PRD §17.10/11's own literal positive/negative blocklist-class lists, found that the shipped BLOCKLIST_REGEX in src/core/surgery.ts (which matches PRD §5 Step 2 verbatim) does not actually implement whole-CLASS-token matching: article-header, related-products, page-header-title, and thread-comments get incorrectly stripped (a blocklisted word forms one hyphen-delimited segment), while bare navigation is incorrectly kept (the blocklist token is the abbreviation nav, not navigation). Confirmed by calling runSurgery() directly. Not fixed here per the P1 brief's src/** constraint; the corresponding assertions are marked { fails: true } in test/fixtures.test.ts and reported to the team lead as NEEDS_CONTEXT. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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test/dom-immutability.test.ts (A-02, A-08): a recursive mutation-guard Proxy
(test/helpers/immutable-proxy.ts) runs extract() end-to-end on 3 fixtures and
asserts it never resolves via a mutating DOM call; documents exactly which
jsdom surfaces the proxy can/can't intercept (cloneNode's return value is
deliberately exempted — Surgery is supposed to mutate the clone). SHA-256 of
documentElement.outerHTML before/after is the airtight backstop, run across
all 7 fixtures.
test/determinism.test.ts (A-04): extract(fixture, { now: fixed }) twice per
fixture, JSON.stringify equality, plus one chunk:true variant.
test/peer-absence.test.ts (A-06, tasks 58-60): vi.doMock (not vi.mock) +
vi.resetModules() before each scenario, then a fresh dynamic import of
extract.js inside the test. zone-detect.ts/convert.ts cache their dynamic
import() results in module-scoped variables, so a hoisted vi.mock can't give
three different tests three different "peer absent" worlds and resetModules()
is load-bearing — verified empirically that removing it lets an earlier
test's mocked resolution leak into a later one. vi.doMock factories throw
synchronously to simulate a MODULE_NOT_FOUND-shaped rejection.
test/browser/pipeline.browser.test.ts: smoke-level parity on 2 fixtures
(fetched from disk via Vite's dev-server static serving) plus 4 in-test-string
pathological cases (empty document, zero-text page, malformed+valid JSON-LD,
missing <title>) run through a real chromium DOMParser document.
test/fixtures.test.ts also gained a low-level attribute-keeplist assertion
(runSurgery() directly) since attribute stripping isn't observable through
markdown output alone.
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surgery.ts's single blocklist regex segment-matched every listed word,
which false-positived on compounds where the word is a legitimate
content modifier (article-header, related-products, page-header-title,
thread-comments) and missed bare navigation (blocklist token was "nav").
Split into STRONG words (segment-matched: nav, sidebar, footer, ad(s),
cookie, banner, promo, popup, modal, overlay, newsletter, social) and
WEAK words (exact-token-only: header, related, recommended, comment(s),
share).
Flips the 5 previously `{ fails: true }` assertions in fixtures.test.ts
to real assertions, adds a 19-row direct-unit blocklist verification
suite, adds a mutation-guard-proxy positive control, regenerates the
affected goldens, and re-tunes the ecommerce fixture's boilerplate
volume to keep semantic density under its PRD §11 ceiling now that
restored content raises output size. Also fixes the article fixture's
site-header wrapper (added a nav-segment class) — it had been relying
on the same bug to get excluded from zone selection.
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Configure size-limit with 4 entry points matching the public exports: - core: dist/index.js (80 KB limit) - adapters/node: dist/adapters/node/index.js (82 KB limit) - adapters/browser: dist/adapters/browser/index.js (82 KB limit) - adapters/wxt: dist/adapters/wxt/index.js (85 KB limit) Measured sizes (gzipped): - core: 77 B - adapters/node: 1.26 kB - adapters/browser: 1.05 kB - adapters/wxt: 2.48 kB All entries are well under budget. Gate passes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Switch from @size-limit/file to @size-limit/preset-small-lib to measure the actual bundled cost of each entry point (including shared chunks) via esbuild, not just the re-export shim file size. Added ignore list for optional peer dependencies (@mozilla/readability, dom-to-semantic-markdown, defuddle, jsdom, wxt) so devDependency installs don't inflate measurements. Bundled runtime dependency (tokenx) is counted. Measured sizes (gzipped with bundled dependencies): - core: 7.07 kB (budget 80 KB) - adapters/node: 7.5 kB (budget 82 KB) - adapters/browser: 7.31 kB (budget 82 KB) - adapters/wxt: 7.72 kB (budget 85 KB) All entries well under budget. Gate passes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds @changesets/cli, .changeset/config.json (public access, main base branch), and changeset/version/release package.json scripts. No version-bumping changeset is seeded: changeset publish compares each package's current version against the registry and publishes 0.1.0 directly since it isn't there yet, so the initial release needs no pending changeset. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds .github/workflows/slurpr-version.yml: on push to main touching packages/slurpr, builds the package and runs changesets/action@v1 (cwd: packages/slurpr) to either open/update a Version PR or publish directly when no changesets are pending. Publishing uses npm's OIDC trusted publishing (id-token: write, no NPM_TOKEN); npm CLI is upgraded to latest for the >=11.5.1 OIDC requirement, and setup-node sets registry-url so npm's OIDC handshake targets the npm registry. Uses actions/checkout@v5 and actions/setup-node@v5 (both confirmed released) to move off the Node-20-deprecated v4 actions flagged in the slurpr-ci.yml run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Persists the approved slurpr v0.1.0 deploy plan, phase/task ledger, and 2026-07-07 session narrative as local repo docs, plus five ADRs recording the locked deploy decisions (canonical package, OIDC trusted publishing, v0.1 PRD-only scope, changesets release automation, public repo visibility). KB mirroring is handled separately. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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sourceRoot is discarded here, so Element inputs won’t actually scope extraction to the caller-provided sub-tree (e.g. extractFromSelector() passes an element expecting a scoped extract). This looks inconsistent with the documented ExtractInput contract and could surprise consumers relying on subtree extraction.
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packages/slurpr(canonical implementation ofprd/web-extractor/PRD_FINAL.md) from zero-tests to npm-publish-ready:missing-peer/invalid-inputSkipReasons, defuddle peer decl, engines ≥20.19slurpr-ci.ymlpath-filtered CI — green on Linux (runs 28886124263, 28888721481)slurpr-version.ymlOIDC trusted-publishing release workflow (zero tokens)c534cb5→ READY FOR MERGERegister the npm trusted publisher BEFORE merging. No pending changesets + version 0.1.0 ⇒ the first merge runs
changeset publishdirectly (no Version PR). Registration: npmjs.com → packageslurpr(unpublished name) → Trusted Publisher → GitHub Actions → repozautke/graphrag, workflowslurpr-version.yml, allowed action npm publish. If merged early: publish step fails at OIDC exchange (harmless red run; re-run after registration).Verification
Full gate green Windows + Linux CI: lint:purity, typecheck, build, 76/76 node tests, 6/6 browser tests, size, 2 smoke scripts,
npm publish --dry-run(23-file tarball, no leaks).🤖 Generated with Claude Code