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…dule B's merged table Module B's `knowledge_queue` (OWASP#989) is substantially richer than the flat mirror C was built against. C modelled `source_repo` / `source_path` / `source_commit_sha` and nothing else, so against the merged table it failed validation on 100% of real rows, had no `chunk_id` or `artifact_id` to carry, and could not represent an rss row at all. `schemas.KnowledgeQueueItem` now mirrors B's table column for column — all 23, nothing dropped and nothing invented — and `section_from_queue_row` maps both provenance branches: github : source_repo / source_commit_sha / source_committed_at, locator repo_path rss : feed_url / post_guid, locator feed_item The identity columns are the point. `chunk_id` and `artifact_id` originate in Module A and travel through B untouched; C now uses them verbatim instead of synthesising its own, so an envelope refers to the same chunk every other module means. `DbKnowledgeSource` reads B's own SQLAlchemy model rather than redeclaring the table — C owns no schema and ships no migration. A row B wrote that C cannot model is logged with its ids and skipped rather than aborting the batch: a contract breach is worth seeing, but it must not cost the run.
…ates consumption
Retiring a queue row tells Module B never to offer that chunk again. Doing that
while the envelope built from it goes nowhere destroys the chunk outright: B will
not re-offer the row and nothing downstream ever saw the decision. So consumption
is defined against a sink, not against the pipeline having finished.
JsonlEnvelopeSink — appends one RFC envelope per line; fsynced, append-only so
several runs can share a file. `persists=True`.
NullEnvelopeSink — counts and discards, for dry runs. `persists=False`, and
the runner refuses to consume behind it.
The graph / review-queue writers (W8b) become further implementations of the same
protocol, so the consumption rule does not have to change when they land.
Envelopes are serialised with `exclude_none=True`, which is not cosmetic. The
vendored RFC schemas type their optional fields as plain "string" and leave them
out of `required`, so an absent value must be an absent *key*. Emitting
`"repo": null` fails validation against the very schema Module D reads — every
rss envelope trips it on repo/commit_sha, every github one on feed_url/post_guid.
No data is lost by omitting them: those are exactly the columns B itself stores
NULL per row type, which its own contract documents as `github only; NULL for
rss`.
Two tests pin this, because the old tests could not have caught it — asserting
"one JSON object per line" passes happily on a file whose every record is
invalid. One validates a written envelope against the vendored schema, resolved
in `$id` space so link-proposal's local `#/$defs` pointers resolve; the other
asserts no null survives anywhere in the tree. Both fail if `exclude_none` is
removed.
The mirror image of Module B's queue_writer. B inserts rows and C retires them; `db.KnowledgeQueueItem`'s own docstring assigns this side to C. This is the only place Module C writes to Module B's table, and it writes exactly one column. It never deletes a row: the queue doubles as the audit trail of what B handed over and what C did with it. Idempotent by construction — the update is filtered on `consumed_at IS NULL`, so replaying a run cannot move a timestamp that is already set. The returned count is rows actually stamped, which is why it can be lower than the number of ids passed in: a concurrent run got there first, or the id no longer exists. That is reported rather than raised. Ids are chunked before the `IN (...)`, because Postgres has a bind-parameter ceiling and a large IN plans badly. The caller owns the transaction, matching `run_noise_filter` on B's side.
…de() `decide()` has accepted `adversarial` / `update_ambiguous` since W6, but no caller ever passed them, so ADVERSARIAL_FLAG and UPDATE_AMBIGUOUS could not fire from the pipeline. That was flagged on OWASP#991 as something that must be wired before any write-back, since an auto-link that skips the safety path is exactly the failure the flags exist to prevent. This is that wiring. What is deliberately *not* here is a detector. The real guard — out-of-distribution scoring, conformal prediction, update detection — is later work. So the seam ships with NullSafetyGuard, which evaluates nothing and says so: its verdict carries `evaluated=False`, the pipeline counts those rows, and the runner reports the count. That distinction is the whole point. W5's review turned on a gate that skipped and still reported success; an unevaluated safety path that looks identical to a clean one is the same failure wearing a different hat. A clean verdict from a guard that never ran is a default, not a finding, and the run log now says which one it is. The rule this establishes for W8b: a writer that commits links into the graph must refuse to run behind a guard reporting `evaluated=False`. Retiring a queue row without the safety path is recoverable — the envelope is still on disk. Committing a link into a graph other tools read as truth is not.
…ator Until now the only place that knew how to construct a real retriever, reranker and scaler was `cre_main.run_librarian`, inline. That is why the OIE orchestrator (OWASP#996) could not drive `LibrarianPipeline`: it had the pipeline class but no way to produce the components it takes. This module is that seam. Everything here is construction only — no rows are read, no run is executed. Callers that want a run use `queue_runner.run_librarian_queue`. The DB and embedding imports are deliberately function-local. The rest of the librarian package is hermetically testable precisely because it never imports the database at module scope, and this is the one boundary where that stops being true; keeping the imports inside the call preserves it for everyone else. `load_config` now warns when `CRE_LIBRARIAN_TEMPERATURE` is still the 1.0 default, because 1.0 is the identity transform — an uncalibrated softmax. Thresholding τ against an uncalibrated confidence is not a smaller version of the right thing, it is a different thing, so the run says so out loud rather than looking fine.
Module C's live entry point: knowledge_queue -> C.0..C.4 -> consumed. Deliberately the same shape as Module B's `run_noise_filter` — `(session, pipeline_run_id, ..., dry_run) -> RunSummary` with a `to_json()` the CLI prints for the orchestrator to read. B reads harvest_input and fills knowledge_queue; C drains knowledge_queue and stamps consumed_at. What this adds over LibrarianPipeline is only the two DB-facing ends. The pipeline stays persistence-free and hermetic; this wraps it with a live source on one side and the write-back on the other. Consumption is gated on persistence. The runner refuses to stamp anything unless it was given a sink reporting `persists=True` and that sink accepted the batch. Graph writes are still W8b; JsonlEnvelopeSink is what makes a live drain lossless in the meantime. Which rows get retired: everything the pipeline finished with — rows that linked, rows that routed to review, and rows refused at the C.0 boundary, which is a definitive refusal (re-reading a malformed row forever helps nobody). Rows that *errored* mid-pipeline are left unconsumed, because those are the transient failures — an embedding timeout, a cross-encoder hiccup — the next run should retry. `RowOutcome` carries that distinction out of the pipeline, and `RunStats.errored` keeps it separate from `skipped`. UNCERTAIN rows are not touched. They are Module D's queue, per the B->C contract: C reads `consumed_at IS NULL AND llm_label = 'KNOWLEDGE'`. CLI: `--run_librarian` with `--run_id` drains the live queue; without it, walks a JSONL fixture. `--librarian_envelopes_out` is required for a real run, because a run with nowhere to put envelopes cannot safely retire anything. Combining `--librarian_source` with `--run_id` is a usage error rather than one silently winning.
Found while measuring this branch, and it is the same schema drift the rest of the PR fixes — just on the harness side. Golden rows are adapted into a synthetic knowledge_queue row before C.0 validates them. When Module B's table shape moved in OWASP#989, `queue_row_from_golden` kept minting the old flat row, so every one of the 319 rows was rejected at the boundary: positive 0/292 (0%) explicit 0/5 (0%) ... And the run still exited 0. With nothing validated, `explicit_total` stayed 0, the `if explicit_total:` gate skipped itself, and a harness that graded absolutely nothing reported success. That is precisely the skipped-gate-reports-success failure the C.3 calibration gate was fixed for on OWASP#974. Two changes: - `queue_row_from_golden` mints the full v0.2 shape, with deterministic ids derived from the row id (the live reports key their shared audits off them, so two runs must produce the same ids). - A boundary that rejects the whole dataset now fails the run with a message naming the likely cause, and an explicit slice that never reaches the resolver fails rather than vanishing. Restored: 319/319 validate, explicit gate 5/5 PASS, hub-firewall strips 319 leaking entries. Three tests cover it, including one that regresses the adapter to the flat shape and asserts exit code 1.
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application/utils/librarian/factory.py (2)
64-148: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winOptional: retire the inline construction in
run_librarian.
build_componentsnow duplicates the construction block thatcre_main.run_librarianstill performs inline (application/cmd/cre_main.pylines 1160-1201): the same backend selection, the same pgvector guard, the same pool build, and the sameCrossEncoderRerankerwiring. Two copies will drift.The module docstring states this module is the seam. Rewiring
run_librarianto callbuild_componentswould make that true. This is out of the stated PR scope, so treat it as a follow-up.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@application/utils/librarian/factory.py` around lines 64 - 148, Follow up by replacing the duplicated retriever, pgvector validation, candidate-pool, and CrossEncoderReranker construction in cre_main.run_librarian with a call to build_components. Pass through the existing database, configuration, and embedder inputs, then use the returned LibrarianComponents while preserving the current librarian behavior.
112-119: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse an IDs-only accessor for the pgvector backend.
When
backend is RetrieverBackend.pgvector, selectknown_cre_idsfrom CRE rows with non-nullcre_idandembedding_vecinstead of loading the full vectors. Keepget_embeddings_by_doc_type()forRetrieverBackend.in_memory, whereCandidatePoolneeds the vectors.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@application/utils/librarian/factory.py` around lines 112 - 119, Update the backend selection around CandidatePool.from_mapping so the in_memory path continues using get_embeddings_by_doc_type() with full vectors, while the pgvector path uses an IDs-only accessor that selects known_cre_ids from CRE rows having non-null cre_id and embedding_vec. Pass the IDs-only result to the pgvector retrieval flow without constructing a vector-backed CandidatePool.application/cmd/cre_main.py (1)
1287-1294: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winValidate before constructing the sink, and move the check next to its sibling in
cre.py.Two points on this block:
- Line 1287 constructs the sink before the guard at lines 1288-1294 rejects the invocation. Neither constructor has a side effect today, so this is not a defect, but the order reads backwards. Put the guard first.
- This is a CLI usage error, yet it raises
SystemExithere while the sibling librarian usage check lives incre.pylines 334-340 asparser.error(...).parser.errorprints the usage text and exits with status 2;SystemExitwith a string prints the message and exits with status 1. Two related usage errors therefore behave differently. Move this check tocre.pynext to the--librarian_sourcecheck.Note that
envelopes_outis also not stripped, unlikerun_idat line 1038. A whitespace-only path is truthy and creates a file named from whitespace.♻️ Proposed fix for the ordering within this function
- sink = JsonlEnvelopeSink(envelopes_out) if envelopes_out else NullEnvelopeSink() + envelopes_out = (envelopes_out or "").strip() or None if not dry_run and envelopes_out is None: raise SystemExit( "--run_librarian --run_id needs --librarian_envelopes_out <path>: a " "real run marks queue rows consumed, so the envelopes it built have " "to land somewhere first. Add --librarian_dry_run to run without " "writing anything." ) + sink = JsonlEnvelopeSink(envelopes_out) if envelopes_out else NullEnvelopeSink()🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@application/cmd/cre_main.py` around lines 1287 - 1294, Move the --run_librarian/--run_id validation from the sink-construction block in cre_main.py to cre.py beside the existing --librarian_source parser.error check, using parser.error so this CLI usage failure exits consistently with status 2. Perform the validation before constructing JsonlEnvelopeSink or NullEnvelopeSink, and normalize envelopes_out consistently with run_id so whitespace-only values are treated as missing.application/tests/librarian/knowledge_source_test.py (1)
145-155: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a test that the skipped row's text never reaches the log.
The code comment at
application/utils/librarian/knowledge_source.pylines 111-113 states that ids are safe to log and the row text is not.test_unmodellable_row_is_skipped_not_fatalasserts a warning was emitted but not what it contains. A future change to the log call would drop queue text into the logs without failing any test.Assert the negative on the captured output. The test already has the
assertLogscontext.💚 Proposed test addition
with self.assertLogs( "application.utils.librarian.knowledge_source", level="WARNING" - ): + ) as logs: items = list(DbKnowledgeSource(sqla.session).items()) self.assertEqual([i.id for i in items], ["a"]) + # The row id is safe to log; the chunk text is not. + output = "\n".join(logs.output) + self.assertIn("id=b", output) + self.assertNotIn("Verify that passwords", output)As per coding guidelines "Use test-first development for new behavior and importers".
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@application/tests/librarian/knowledge_source_test.py` around lines 145 - 155, Update test_unmodellable_row_is_skipped_not_fatal to capture the assertLogs context and assert its output does not contain the skipped row’s text (the “b” row content). Preserve the existing warning assertion and item expectation.Source: Coding guidelines
application/tests/librarian/queue_consumer_test.py (1)
27-48: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winThree copies of the
_rowqueue-row factory. Each new test file defines its own_rowhelper for the same 23-columnKnowledgeQueueItemmodel, and the copies already diverge onsource_committed_at. Module B owns that schema, so a column change there requires three coordinated edits.
application/tests/librarian/queue_consumer_test.py#L27-L48: replace this copy with an import from a shared librarian test fixture helper.application/tests/librarian/knowledge_source_test.py#L30-L52: replace this copy with the same shared helper; it currently setssource_committed_atwhile the queue_consumer copy does not.application/tests/librarian/queue_runner_test.py#L41-L63: replace this copy with the same shared helper, keeping theRUNdefault forpipeline_run_idas a parameter.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@application/tests/librarian/queue_consumer_test.py` around lines 27 - 48, Replace the duplicated _row factories with one shared librarian test fixture helper. Update application/tests/librarian/queue_consumer_test.py:27-48 and application/tests/librarian/knowledge_source_test.py:30-52 to import and use it; update application/tests/librarian/queue_runner_test.py:41-63 likewise while preserving its RUN default for pipeline_run_id. Ensure the shared helper covers the complete KnowledgeQueueItem schema, including source_committed_at.cre.py (1)
334-340: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winScope the new check to librarian invocations.
args.run_idis shared by--run_noise_filterand--run_librarian. The condition tests onlyargs.librarian_sourceandargs.run_id, so--run_noise_filter --run_id X --librarian_source Yis rejected even though the librarian never runs. The error text then names flags the operator did not intend to combine.Gate the check on a librarian invocation.
♻️ Proposed fix
# The live queue path takes its rows from the DB, so a fixture path would be # silently ignored rather than doing what the caller plainly asked for. - if args.librarian_source and args.run_id.strip(): + librarian_requested = args.run_librarian or args.librarian_dry_run + if librarian_requested and args.librarian_source and args.run_id.strip(): parser.error( "--librarian_source reads a fixture and cannot be combined " "with --run_id (which drains the live knowledge_queue)" )🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@cre.py` around lines 334 - 340, Update the validation condition around args.librarian_source and args.run_id to also require a librarian invocation, such as args.run_librarian. Preserve the existing parser.error message for actual librarian invocations, while allowing noise-filter-only runs with these shared arguments.application/utils/librarian/envelope_sink.py (1)
104-106: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRemove the unused
envelope_idhelper and its__all__export.No repository code imports or calls
envelope_id.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@application/utils/librarian/envelope_sink.py` around lines 104 - 106, Remove the unused envelope_id function from envelope_sink.py and delete its corresponding __all__ export, leaving the remaining public symbols and envelope handling unchanged.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
In `@application/tests/librarian/envelope_sink_test.py`:
- Around line 76-78: Update setUp to register cleanup for the directory created
by tempfile.mkdtemp(), ensuring each test removes self.dir and its contents
after completion. Use the test fixture’s cleanup mechanism so cleanup runs even
when a test fails, while preserving self.path usage.
In `@application/tests/librarian/evaluate_harness_test.py`:
- Around line 301-306: Update the loop in the dataset validation test to iterate
over all rows returned by harness.load_dataset(self._DATASET), removing the
[:25] slice. Preserve the existing section_from_queue_row and self.assertTrue
validation for every golden row.
In `@application/tests/librarian/queue_runner_test.py`:
- Around line 185-202: Update test_envelope_carries_the_rows_own_identity to
retain the result of run_librarian_queue and assert the chunk_id and artifact_id
on the envelopes captured by the run’s sink. Remove the DbKnowledgeSource and
section_from_queue_row re-read path so the test directly exercises the
runner-produced envelopes.
In `@application/utils/librarian/envelope_sink.py`:
- Around line 92-99: The envelope stream needs an explicit concurrency and
idempotency contract across all three sites. In
application/utils/librarian/envelope_sink.py lines 92-99, update the batch write
to join all records into one string and perform a single fh.write, adding
fcntl.flock if shared-file concurrency is supported. In
application/utils/librarian/knowledge_source.py lines 90-104, prevent concurrent
runs from selecting the same unconsumed rows by adding a skip-locked row claim
or claim column, or explicitly document that concurrent runs are excluded. In
application/utils/librarian/queue_runner.py lines 159-166, document that
consumers must deduplicate using chunk_id and pipeline_run_id to handle retries
after sink.write succeeds but session.commit() fails.
In `@application/utils/librarian/queue_consumer.py`:
- Around line 35-57: Normalize the injected at value in mark_consumed before the
database update by converting it to UTC and removing its timezone information,
then use that naive UTC timestamp in the consumed_at update. Preserve the
existing deduplication, chunking, and conditional update behavior.
In `@application/utils/librarian/queue_runner.py`:
- Around line 159-166: Inspect the downstream JSONL consumer used by the queue
runner and confirm it deduplicates envelopes using both chunk_id and
pipeline_run_id. If that guarantee is absent, document this required
deduplication contract in the module docstring near the persist/consume flow; do
not alter the existing persist-before-retire ordering.
- Around line 111-125: Validate pipeline_run_id in run_librarian_queue next to
the existing sink guards, rejecting empty or whitespace-only values before
creating or processing the run summary. Preserve valid non-empty identifiers so
they continue scoping source rows and envelope output as documented.
- Around line 70-73: Update RunSummary.to_json to derive status from errored and
safety_unevaluated before serializing, so any non-zero count produces a
non-clean status while clean runs remain "ok"; alternatively remove the status
field and its contract if status is not required.
- Around line 164-166: Update the run-completion flow around finished_row_ids(),
mark_consumed(), and session.commit() to set RunSummary.status from the run
outcome, reporting a non-ok status when rows error or safety evaluation is
unevaluated while preserving ok for successful runs. Add tests covering both
error-row and unevaluated-safety outcomes.
In `@application/utils/librarian/schemas.py`:
- Around line 327-344: Update DbKnowledgeSource.items() so rows rejected by
KnowledgeQueueItem validation are still represented in the pipeline’s
completed-row tracking, allowing finished_row_ids() and mark_consumed() to
process their IDs. Either yield the raw invalid row in a form the pipeline
accepts or add a dedicated completed-row path for source-validation failures,
while preserving the existing validation error handling.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@application/cmd/cre_main.py`:
- Around line 1287-1294: Move the --run_librarian/--run_id validation from the
sink-construction block in cre_main.py to cre.py beside the existing
--librarian_source parser.error check, using parser.error so this CLI usage
failure exits consistently with status 2. Perform the validation before
constructing JsonlEnvelopeSink or NullEnvelopeSink, and normalize envelopes_out
consistently with run_id so whitespace-only values are treated as missing.
In `@application/tests/librarian/knowledge_source_test.py`:
- Around line 145-155: Update test_unmodellable_row_is_skipped_not_fatal to
capture the assertLogs context and assert its output does not contain the
skipped row’s text (the “b” row content). Preserve the existing warning
assertion and item expectation.
In `@application/tests/librarian/queue_consumer_test.py`:
- Around line 27-48: Replace the duplicated _row factories with one shared
librarian test fixture helper. Update
application/tests/librarian/queue_consumer_test.py:27-48 and
application/tests/librarian/knowledge_source_test.py:30-52 to import and use it;
update application/tests/librarian/queue_runner_test.py:41-63 likewise while
preserving its RUN default for pipeline_run_id. Ensure the shared helper covers
the complete KnowledgeQueueItem schema, including source_committed_at.
In `@application/utils/librarian/envelope_sink.py`:
- Around line 104-106: Remove the unused envelope_id function from
envelope_sink.py and delete its corresponding __all__ export, leaving the
remaining public symbols and envelope handling unchanged.
In `@application/utils/librarian/factory.py`:
- Around line 64-148: Follow up by replacing the duplicated retriever, pgvector
validation, candidate-pool, and CrossEncoderReranker construction in
cre_main.run_librarian with a call to build_components. Pass through the
existing database, configuration, and embedder inputs, then use the returned
LibrarianComponents while preserving the current librarian behavior.
- Around line 112-119: Update the backend selection around
CandidatePool.from_mapping so the in_memory path continues using
get_embeddings_by_doc_type() with full vectors, while the pgvector path uses an
IDs-only accessor that selects known_cre_ids from CRE rows having non-null
cre_id and embedding_vec. Pass the IDs-only result to the pgvector retrieval
flow without constructing a vector-backed CandidatePool.
In `@cre.py`:
- Around line 334-340: Update the validation condition around
args.librarian_source and args.run_id to also require a librarian invocation,
such as args.run_librarian. Preserve the existing parser.error message for
actual librarian invocations, while allowing noise-filter-only runs with these
shared arguments.
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…run status **`consumed_at` was written timezone-aware into a naive column.** The runner passes an aware `at`, and `consumed_at` is a plain `DateTime`. That is dialect-dependent — SQLite keeps the offset in the string, Postgres drops it — and the B->C contract is explicit that the UTC wall clock is "stored and read back timezone-naive". `mark_consumed` now converts to UTC and strips tzinfo, so the stored instant is correct under both and matches the `created_at` values B writes beside it. Only ever tested on SQLite, which is exactly why this was invisible. **`RunSummary.status` was the constant "ok".** The orchestrator reads this JSON, so a run that dropped rows to errors, or decided them without the safety path, still reported success in the one field a consumer branches on. That is the same failure this module keeps fixing elsewhere: a field that looks like a verdict while measuring nothing. `finalize_status()` now derives it from the counts and names the reason. Note this makes every real run today report `degraded: N decided without the safety path`, because `NullSafetyGuard` is what ships and no row is ever evaluated. That is accurate rather than noisy — C genuinely runs without a safety path until the detector lands, and W8b's graph writer is required to refuse on exactly this signal. Also: - `envelope_sink_test` removes its temp directory; each method wrote envelopes containing chunk text and left the directory behind. - the harness contract test validates every golden row rather than the first 25; `main()` validates the whole selection, so a row past the cap could fail C.0 while the test still passed.
…the regression gate The last of the Module C plan that is not code: the package README, a runbook, the measured final metrics, the GSoC final report, and the CI gate that keeps the golden-set numbers from rotting. `.gitignore` blanket-ignores `*.md`, so the new docs need explicit negations — the same pattern `docs/Mid_eval_blog_gsoc2026/module_B_mideval_blog.md` already uses. Nothing else is un-ignored; gsoc-notes and other local markdown stay out. The regression workflow is deliberately hermetic: no DB, no key, no model download. The semantic reports (C.1 recall, C.2 top-1, the C.3 ECE gate, C.4 decision accuracy) need live CRE vectors, and seeding a candidate pool from golden text offline is exactly the leakage the hub firewall exists to strip — a CI job that "measured" them would be measuring nothing. What it does catch is the failure that actually bit this branch: a Module B schema change silently rejecting every row at the C.0 boundary. `final_metrics.md` records the numbers as measured, including the two that were missed. Top-1 is 75% against a planned 90%, and the write-up says why rather than rounding it away: W8's investigation tried thirteen reranker levers and all thirteen regressed, because 427 of 428 CREs have empty descriptions — a cross-encoder cannot cross-attend to a bare title. C.1 still reaches 98% recall over that same corpus, which localises the problem precisely. The path to 90% runs through populating CRE descriptions, not through a better reranker, and that is a corpus problem upstream of Module C. W9's selective reranking (250/319 vs the shipped 238) is documented as measured but deliberately unshipped: it needs two calibrators and held-out validation. Shipping it on in-sample numbers would be the same greenwashing this module spent four separate fixes removing.
The job failed on its first run: `virtualenv: not found`. `make install-python` builds a venv — which needs an apt `virtualenv` the other workflows install first — and then runs `playwright install`. Neither is used by a hermetic librarian run, and worse, the venv is never activated by the steps that follow, so they would have executed against a bare interpreter even had it built. Installs `requirements-dev.txt` straight into the runner's interpreter instead, which is what the two steps actually need, and drops the browser download. Also switched the unit step from pytest to `unittest discover`, matching how `make test` runs the suite in the existing Test job.
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- payload = json.loads(self._run().to_json()) + summary = self._run() + payload = json.loads(summary.to_json()) ... self.assertEqual(payload["linked"], 1) + self.assertEqual(payload["status"], summary.status)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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305-316: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winMake the test verify persistence before retirement.
Lines 312-316 inspect only the final sink contents. They do not verify that
sink.writeran beforemark_consumed. A regression that retires rows first would still pass when the sink later succeeds. Make the recording sink check that both rows haveconsumed_at is Noneduringwrite, then assertsummary.consumed == 2after the run.This protects the persistence-before-retirement contract in
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In @.github/workflows/librarian_regression.yml:
- Around line 37-46: Update the actions/checkout and actions/setup-python
references in the librarian regression workflow to use their full immutable
commit SHAs instead of mutable v4 and v5 tags, preserving the existing action
versions and workflow behavior.
Apply the same fix in @.github/workflows/librarian_regression.yml around lines
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In `@application/utils/librarian/README.md`:
- Around line 52-56: Update application/utils/librarian/README.md lines 52-56 to
document that UNCERTAIN rows remain unconsumed, including how envelope
persistence interacts with their retry behavior. Update
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In `@docs/gsoc_2026_module_c/final_metrics.md`:
- Around line 3-9: Narrow the provenance statement in final_metrics.md to
metrics generated by the documented evaluate_librarian.py command, or add
explicit commands and sources for the Week 9 and thirteen-lever historical
results. In the 250/319 comparison, state the denominator used for the shipped
238 and align it with the C.2 table’s 220/292 basis.
- Around line 131-135: Use one current librarian test count consistently: update
or remove the hard-coded “223 tests” reference in
docs/gsoc_2026_module_c/final_metrics.md lines 131-135, and update the headline
test count in docs/gsoc_2026_module_c/final_report.md line 51 to match the
current 225-test result.
In `@docs/gsoc_2026_module_c/final_report.md`:
- Around line 130-138: Qualify the live B-to-C schema claim in
docs/gsoc_2026_module_c/final_report.md lines 130-138 by stating that SQLite ORM
validation was used and Postgres was not verified; add the same limitation in
docs/gsoc_2026_module_c/runbook.md lines 177-178, explicitly identifying SQLite
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In `@docs/gsoc_2026_module_c/runbook.md`:
- Around line 46-48: Update the C.3 exit-status statement in the runbook to
clarify that C.3 is the only additional live semantic gate, not the sole
condition capable of producing a non-zero exit. Preserve the documented C.0.5
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In `@application/tests/librarian/queue_runner_test.py`:
- Around line 338-342: Update the test around RunSummary.to_json() to retain the
returned summary and assert that payload["status"] matches summary.status, while
preserving the existing run_id and linked assertions.
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occurs before retirement. After _run completes, retain the existing envelope
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C was emitting envelopes to a JSONL file. Every other seam in the pipeline is a table — A hands B `harvest_input`, B hands C `knowledge_queue` — so C hands D `decision_queue`, and the handoff has the same shape as the one it receives: the producer inserts, the consumer sets `consumed_at`, nothing is ever deleted, and the table doubles as the audit trail of what was decided and what was done with it. **One table, both outcomes**, separated by `status`, exactly as B puts KNOWLEDGE and UNCERTAIN in one queue and lets its readers filter: linked LinkProposal — the graph writer's rows review_required ReviewItem with a reason_code — Module D's HITL rows `envelope` stores the whole RFC document, retrieval audit included, so a decision stays explainable long after the run. The columns beside it (`status`, `reason_code`, `review_id`, `confidence`) are projections for filtering, read back off that same document rather than being a second source of truth. **Idempotent by construction.** `ON CONFLICT (chunk_id, pipeline_run_id) DO NOTHING`, the same DB-level idempotence B relies on for `content_hash`, so a replayed run is a no-op rather than a duplicate or an aborted batch. Uniqueness is per (chunk, run) and not per chunk: B may legitimately re-offer a chunk in a later pipeline run, and that decision is its own record. Migration `e7c3b91d5a24` chains off `b5ac48010165`, main's single head, and leaves it single. A real run now writes `decision_queue` by default; `--librarian_envelopes_out` becomes an optional JSONL mirror rather than the handoff, via `TeeEnvelopeSink`. The tee reports the contract sink's count and only claims `persists` when every sink does — otherwise a run could retire rows on the strength of a copy that kept nothing. Adds `module_d_contract.md`, the counterpart to B's `module_c_contract.md`: the table column by column, who writes what, the reason codes, and the two things a validator needs to know — that absent optional fields are absent keys rather than nulls, and that the retrieval audit travels with the decision. 14 new tests against a real session: both outcomes land as filterable rows, the envelope is stored whole and null-free, a replay does not duplicate, a replay still counts as persisted (so consumption stays safe), and the same chunk in a later run is a new decision. 242 librarian tests pass.
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…onfidence `_top_confidence` took `links[0]`, but nothing in the schema orders `links`, so an unordered envelope could store a lower number in `decision_queue.confidence` than the RFC document beside it carries. The column is meant to be readable off that same envelope, so it now takes the max. Covered by a test with a lower-confidence first link.
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… cross-run writes Three real defects, all on the live path. **An unmodellable row was re-read forever.** `DbKnowledgeSource.items()` catches `ValidationError` and continues, so a row B wrote that C cannot model never reaches the pipeline — and therefore never appears in `finished_row_ids()`, is never consumed, and comes back on the next run, and every run after that. The source now records those ids and the runner retires them: failing the model is a definitive refusal, exactly like a C.0 boundary rejection, and a row will not become modellable by being read a second time. They are counted in `skipped` rather than disappearing, and the row itself is never deleted, so the evidence survives for whoever has to fix the contract breach. **A blank `pipeline_run_id` drained everything.** `DbKnowledgeSource` applies the scope filter behind a truthiness test, so an empty or whitespace-only id skipped the filter entirely: the runner would read every unconsumed KNOWLEDGE row from every run, stamp `consumed_at` on all of them, and write the blank id onto every envelope. Unrecoverable once done, since the rows are retired under a provenance nobody can trace back. Now rejected at the entry point. **`DbEnvelopeSink` accepted envelopes from another run.** The row is keyed on `envelope.pipeline_run_id` while the runner consumes rows for the sink's run id. A mismatch writes the decision under one run and retires the source row under another, so `(chunk_id, pipeline_run_id)` uniqueness stops protecting anything. Now refused before any row is built, so a bad envelope writes nothing at all rather than leaving a half-inserted batch. Also documents what `JsonlEnvelopeSink` does and does not promise. It is a mirror for eyeballing a run, not the handoff: no cross-process coordination, no dedup on replay. `decision_queue` is the durable record and is idempotent per (chunk, run), and consumption turns on that insert rather than on the file — which is what makes the file's weaker guarantees acceptable rather than a hazard. 247 librarian tests pass. The poison-row test was verified to fail with the fix removed.
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Several of these were marked resolved without the code actually changing, so this closes them properly. **Source-rejected rows were counted as skipped but not as read.** `result.stats.total` excludes them, since they never enter the pipeline, so a valid row plus an unmodellable one reported one read and two outcomes. Both counts now include them, and the test asserts `linked + skipped == read` rather than just a lower bound. **The identity test proved nothing about the envelope.** It ran a dry run, discarded the result, then re-read the row through `DbKnowledgeSource` and `section_from_queue_row` and asserted on that freshly derived section — bypassing the runner entirely. It now asserts on the envelope the runner actually handed to the sink, including that the run id is stamped from the run and that B's provenance survives. **Docs claimed 223 tests; there are 247.** Corrected in both places. **`UNCERTAIN` retirement was undocumented.** Both guides described the errored rule and left this out. Stated in the README and the runbook: C reads only `KNOWLEDGE`, so it never reads and never retires an `UNCERTAIN` row — the queue grows a tail nobody drains until Module D exists, and that is not C falling behind. **The live exit-status claim was too strong.** C.3 is the only gate a *live* run adds; the C.0.5 explicit slice and a collapsed C.0 boundary fail the run in either mode. **Postgres is unverified, and only the PR said so.** Now stated in the runbook and the final report, next to the B->C claim it qualifies. **The regression gate could be bypassed.** Workflow-only or dependency-only pushes did not trigger it; `librarian_regression.yml` and `requirements-dev.txt` are now in both path filters. 247 librarian tests pass.
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Hi @northdpole — Week 8 of Module C, and the last of the plan. Weeks 1–6b built the decision pipeline against fixtures; this connects it to Module B's live
knowledge_queue, closes the two W8 notes left open on #991, and ships the docs, metrics and CI gate that close out the module.Off
main(#990 and #991 both merged). No migration, nodb.pychange: Module C owns no schema. Modules A and D are not touched.Overview
Module B writes rows to
knowledge_queue; nothing read them. C had a pipeline that ran end to end on a JSONL fixture and a queue mirror that no longer matched the table B actually merged.The problem. B's live table (#989) is substantially richer than the flat mirror C was built against. C modelled
source_repo/source_path/source_commit_shaand nothing else, so against the merged table it failed validation on 100% of real rows, had nochunk_idorartifact_idto carry, and could not represent an rss row at all.This PR's role. Reconcile the mirror against B's table, then add the two DB-facing ends the pipeline was missing — a live source on one side, the
consumed_atwrite-back on the other — plus the safety seam and the component factory the orchestrator (#996) needs. The pipeline itself stays persistence-free and hermetic.What changed
schemas.py,section_validator.py,knowledge_source.pyKnowledgeQueueItemmirrors B's table column for column — all 23, nothing dropped, nothing invented. Both provenance branches map: github (source_repo/source_commit_sha, locatorrepo_path) and rss (feed_url/post_guid, locatorfeed_item).chunk_id/artifact_idoriginate in Module A and are now used verbatim instead of synthesised.DbKnowledgeSourcereads B's own SQLAlchemy model rather than redeclaring the table.envelope_sink.py(new)JsonlEnvelopeSink(append-only, fsynced,persists=True) andNullEnvelopeSink(persists=False). W8b's graph writer becomes another implementation of the same protocol.queue_consumer.py(new)consumed_at. The only column C writes; never deletes. Idempotent — filtered onconsumed_at IS NULL, so a replay cannot move a set timestamp. Ids chunked before theIN (...).safety_guard.py(new),pipeline.pyadversarial/update_ambiguousflagsdecide()has accepted since W6. Ships asNullSafetyGuard, which evaluates nothing and says so (evaluated=False, counted and reported).factory.py(new),config_loader.pyload_configwarns whenCRE_LIBRARIAN_TEMPERATUREis still the 1.0 identity default.queue_runner.py(new),cre.py,cre_main.py(session, pipeline_run_id, …, dry_run) -> RunSummarywithto_json()— deliberately the same shape as B'srun_noise_filter.evaluate_librarian.pyREADME.md,docs/gsoc_2026_module_c/{runbook,final_metrics,final_report}.md.gitignoreneeds negations because*.mdis blanket-ignored — same pattern asmodule_B_mideval_blog.md..github/workflows/librarian_regression.ymlThe two rules this establishes
1. A row is only retired if its envelope survived. Marking a row consumed tells B never to offer that chunk again; doing that while the envelope goes nowhere destroys the chunk. The runner refuses to stamp anything unless a sink reporting
persists=Trueaccepted the batch. Dry runs useNullEnvelopeSink, so a dry run can never consume.2. Errors and refusals are different. A row refused at the C.0 boundary is consumed — a definitive refusal, and re-reading a malformed row forever helps nobody. A row that errored mid-pipeline (embedding timeout, cross-encoder hiccup) is left unconsumed so the next run retries it.
RunStats.erroredstays separate fromskipped.UNCERTAINrows are never touched — they are Module D's, per the B→C contract (consumed_at IS NULL AND llm_label = 'KNOWLEDGE').Bugs found while measuring this branch
The eval harness was reporting success while grading nothing. Same #989 drift, harness side:
queue_row_from_goldenkept minting the old flat row, so all 319 golden rows were rejected at C.0 — and the run still exited 0, because with nothing validatedexplicit_totalstayed 0 and theif explicit_total:gate skipped itself. That is the skipped-gate-reports-success failure the C.3 gate was fixed for on #974. A boundary that rejects the whole dataset now fails with a message naming the likely cause.Envelopes failed the RFC schema Module D reads. The RFC types its optional fields as plain
"string"and leaves them out ofrequired, so an absent value must be an absent key. Pydantic's default dump wrote"repo": null— 81 validation errors on a realReviewItem. Fixed withexclude_none=True. No data is lost: those are exactly the columns B itself stores NULL per row type (github only; NULL for rssin its contract). The existing tests could not have caught it — "one JSON object per line" passes on a file whose every record is invalid.consumed_atwas written timezone-aware into a naive column (CodeRabbit). SQLite keeps the offset, Postgres drops it, and the contract says the UTC wall clock is stored naive. Now normalised. Invisible locally because only SQLite was exercised.RunSummary.statuswas the constant"ok"(CodeRabbit). The orchestrator branches on it, so a run that errored rows or skipped the safety path still reported success. Now derived from the counts. Note this means every real run today reportsdegraded: N decided without the safety path— accurate, becauseNullSafetyGuardis what ships and W8b's writer must refuse on exactly that signal.Results
Live B→C, end to end with a real LLM classifier, real embeddings and the real cross-encoder — an A-shaped
ChangeRecordseeded intoharvest_input, then B, then C:The emitted
LinkProposalcarries A's ids untouched:{"status":"linked", "chunk_id":"chk:art:OWASP/ASVS:4.0/en/0x11-V2-Authentication.md:0", "artifact_id":"art:OWASP/ASVS:4.0/en/0x11-V2-Authentication.md", "links":[{"cre_id":"e9a28f1b-…","link_type":"Automatically linked to","confidence":0.9867}]}Golden-set metrics (full detail in
final_metrics.md)Review recall is 5/5 — every chunk that should reach a human does, and the engine never wrongly auto-links something that needed review. Auto-link recall of 56% is the price at τ=0.80, and it is the safe direction.
The top-1 target was missed and the report says why. Thirteen reranker levers were tried in W8 and all thirteen regressed; C.2 as shipped scores net −7 against plain cosine. The cause is not the model — 427 of 428 CREs have empty
descriptionfields, and a cross-encoder cannot cross-attend to a bare title. C.1 still reaches 98% recall over that corpus, which localises it precisely. The path to 90% runs through populating CRE descriptions, upstream of Module C. W9's selective reranking (250/319) is documented as measured but unshipped: it needs held-out validation, and shipping on in-sample numbers would be the greenwashing this module spent four fixes removing.What is intentionally not here
safety_guard.py: a writer that commits links must refuse to run behind a guard reportingevaluated=False. Retiring a queue row without the safety path is recoverable — the envelope is on disk. Committing a wrong link into a graph other tools read as truth is not.Known limits
CRE_LIBRARIAN_TEMPERATUREdefaults to 1.0; the fitted value is 1.105 and the factory warns until it is set.UNCERTAINrows accumulate unconsumed by design — Module D's, and Module D has no implementation yet.harvest_input, so the end-to-end run above seeds theChangeRecordA is specified to produce. A→B is the last unconnected seam.How to verify locally