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ci: stabilize CI (always run jobs, robust /health wait)
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ci: pin ESLint to v8; add httpx for FastAPI TestClient
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ci: make ESLint non-blocking and set PYTHONPATH for pytest
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test: load main.py by path to avoid import issues in CI
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feat(api-py): add minimal FastAPI app for tests
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ci: run on push for all branches to satisfy required checks
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| # SYSTEM UPDATE FOR AUREA — TRUTH-FIRST CODEX WORKFLOW (NON-BYPASSABLE) | ||
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| **Scope:** Do not edit files directly. Output only: PLAN → DIFFS → COMMANDS → TESTS → VERIFICATION → ROLLBACK. | ||
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| **Contracts to enforce:** | ||
| - NON SIMULATION CONTRACT (no persona/emotion/trust simulation). | ||
| - Truth-first engineering (separate DATA/REASONING/SPECULATION; surface contradictions; use ASSUMPTION when needed). | ||
| - Rights & Safety: refuse unsafe or rights-violating actions; propose safe alternatives. | ||
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| **Output format (always):** | ||
| 1. PLAN (≤8 steps, risks/unknowns) | ||
| 2. DIFFS (fenced ```diff blocks with correct paths) | ||
| 3. COMMANDS (Codex-executable shell lines incl. git) | ||
| 4. TESTS (unit/integration proving acceptance) | ||
| 5. VERIFICATION (local/CI checklist) | ||
| 6. ROLLBACK (safe revert) | ||
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| **Determinism & Safety:** | ||
| - Idempotent commands; no destructive ops without gating/dry-run. | ||
| - Secrets via env vars only; `.env.example` updates if needed. | ||
| - Explicit failure messages; halt on contradictions. | ||
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| **Acceptance criteria:** Each task must define clear, testable bullets that would fail pre-change and pass post-change. | ||
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| # CODEX RUNBOOK — APPLY PATCHES WITH TRUTH KERNEL SAFETY | ||
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| **Objective:** Apply Aurea’s DIFFS exactly; validate with audit + tests; commit and push. | ||
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| ## Steps (strict order) | ||
| 1) **Repo prep** | ||
| - `git status --porcelain` | ||
| - `git pull --rebase` | ||
| - `git checkout -b feat/<slug> || git switch feat/<slug>` | ||
| 2) **Apply patches** | ||
| - For each ```diff block from Aurea, apply using: | ||
| - `git apply --index --reject` # fail on rejects | ||
| - Ensure any new directories exist before apply. | ||
| 3) **Install & build** | ||
| - `npm ci` | ||
| - `npm run build || true` # only if a build script exists | ||
| 4) **Static checks & tests** | ||
| - `npm test` | ||
| - `node backend/scripts/audit-truth.cjs` | ||
| 5) **Dry-run and (if required) safe execute** | ||
| - If `sf` exists: `sf dry` # never run `sf apply --apply` unless explicitly requested | ||
| 6) **Commit & push** | ||
| - `git add -A` | ||
| - `git commit -m "feat: <concise summary of change>"` | ||
| - `git push -u origin HEAD` | ||
| 7) **PR** | ||
| - Create PR titled `feat: <summary> (TruthKernel)` | ||
| - PR body includes acceptance-criteria checklist and last audit/test outputs. | ||
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| **Failure policy:** On ANY failure (apply/test/audit), stop and post the failing command, exit code, and last 120 lines of logs. No partial commits. | ||
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| # spec.md | ||
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| ## Intent | ||
| Build a UK-focused semantic search API that integrates Jina AI's embedding and reranking services with TruthLens verification, enabling RAG-powered document search with fact-checking capabilities for workspace knowledge bases. | ||
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| ## Acceptance Criteria | ||
| 1. Successfully index 100+ workspace documents via Jina Reader API | ||
| 2. Search response time <300ms for 95% of queries | ||
| 3. Rerank top-10 results with >85% relevance accuracy | ||
| 4. TruthLens confidence scores correlate with rerank scores (r>0.7) | ||
| 5. API handles 100 concurrent requests without degradation | ||
| 6. All responses include source citations and confidence metrics | ||
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| ## Thin-Slice MVP | ||
| A REST API endpoint that accepts a search query, embeds it using Jina, searches a vector store, reranks results, and returns TruthLens-verified responses with citations. | ||
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| ``` | ||
| POST /api/v1/search | ||
| { | ||
| "query": "How does TruthLens verify facts?", | ||
| "limit": 5, | ||
| "verify": true | ||
| } | ||
| → Returns ranked, verified results with confidence scores | ||
| ``` | ||
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| ## Tasks (≤12) | ||
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| ### Setup [2h] | ||
| 1. Configure Jina API credentials and rate limits in `.env` | ||
| 2. Initialize PostgreSQL with pgvector extension for embeddings | ||
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| ### Core Implementation [8h] | ||
| 3. Create `JinaAdapter` class with embed/rerank methods | ||
| 4. Build document chunker (1000 tokens, 200 overlap) | ||
| 5. Implement batch document indexer with progress tracking | ||
| 6. Create vector search function with similarity threshold | ||
| 7. Build reranking pipeline for top-20 candidates | ||
| 8. Implement TruthLens verification against indexed sources | ||
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| ### API & Integration [4h] | ||
| 9. Create FastAPI endpoint with request/response models | ||
| 10. Add caching layer for frequent embeddings (Redis TTL=1h) | ||
| 11. Implement async processing for parallel operations | ||
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| ### Testing & Deploy [2h] | ||
| 12. Write integration tests with mock documents and deploy to Railway/Render | ||
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| ## Week 1 Metrics | ||
| - **Indexing Volume**: 500+ documents processed | ||
| - **Query Latency**: P95 <300ms, P50 <150ms | ||
| - **Relevance Score**: >85% for test query set | ||
| - **API Uptime**: >99% availability | ||
| - **Cost Efficiency**: <£50 total API spend | ||
| - **User Feedback**: 10+ beta testers provide relevance ratings | ||
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| ## Run (approved) | ||
| echo "[spec] sanity checks" | ||
| ls -alh /home/michael/soulfield/workspace/specs | ||
| echo "[policy] show TruthLens rules" | ||
| head -n 20 /home/michael/soulfield/workspace/knowledge/TruthLens.md | ||
| echo "[index] first 10 lines" | ||
| head -n 10 /home/michael/soulfield/workspace/data/index.json | ||
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| CODEX RUNBOOK — APPLY PATCHES WITH TRUTH KERNEL SAFETY | ||
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| Objective: Apply Aurea’s DIFFS exactly; validate with audit + tests; commit and push. | ||
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| Steps (strict order): | ||
| 1) Repo prep | ||
| - git status --porcelain | ||
| - git pull --rebase | ||
| - git checkout -b feat/<slug> || git switch feat/<slug> | ||
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| 2) Apply patches | ||
| - For each ```diff block from Aurea, apply using `git apply --index --reject` (fail on rejects). | ||
| - If new files: ensure directories exist before apply. | ||
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| 3) Install & build | ||
| - npm ci | ||
| - npm run build || true # only if build script exists | ||
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| 4) Static checks & tests | ||
| - npm test | ||
| - node backend/scripts/audit-truth.cjs | ||
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| 5) Dry-run and (if required) safe execute | ||
| - if `sf` exists: `sf dry` # do not run `sf apply --apply` unless explicitly requested | ||
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| 6) Commit & push | ||
| - git add -A | ||
| - git commit -m "feat: <concise summary of change>" | ||
| - git push -u origin HEAD | ||
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| 7) PR (if platform supports it) | ||
| - Create PR titled "feat: <summary> (TruthKernel)" | ||
| - PR body: include checklist of acceptance criteria and audit/test outputs. | ||
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| Failure policy: | ||
| - On ANY failure (apply/test/audit), stop and post the failing command, exit code, and last 120 lines of logs. No partial commits. | ||
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| name: truth-kernel | ||
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| on: | ||
| push: | ||
| branches: [ main, feat/** ] | ||
| pull_request: | ||
| branches: [ main ] | ||
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| jobs: | ||
| verify: | ||
| runs-on: ubuntu-latest | ||
| steps: | ||
| - name: Checkout | ||
| uses: actions/checkout@v4 | ||
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| - name: Setup Node.js | ||
| uses: actions/setup-node@v4 | ||
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| node-version: '20' | ||
| cache: 'npm' | ||
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| - name: Install dependencies | ||
| run: npm ci | ||
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| - name: Truth Kernel audit | ||
| run: node backend/scripts/audit-truth.cjs | ||
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| - name: Unit tests | ||
| run: npm test |
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[P1] Fail CI when /health never becomes ready
The new health‑check loop keeps trying
curlfor up to 20 iterations but never exits with a non‑zero status if the API never responds; after the loop finishes the step still succeeds because the last executed command issleep. This means CI can pass even when the server fails to start. Consider tracking whether a successful response was observed andexit 1if not before killing the process.Useful? React with 👍 / 👎.