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 james.maes
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fix(harness): move Corpora resource into Sources/Harness — fixes xcodebuild (#169)
Moves Corpora dir from packages/Harness/Corpora into packages/Harness/Sources/Harness/Corpora and updates the resource declaration from .copy("../../Corpora") to .copy("Corpora"). xcodebuild's strict package resolution was flagging the package-root location as unhandled despite the swift-test pattern working. Bundle.module layout unchanged; all call sites unaffected. 63/63 Harness tests pass locally.
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james.maes
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fix(ci): Harness SQLite struct conflict + Voice cold-start timing budgets (#168)
Closes the remaining 3 CI failures after #167: Harness + App target (cascade): two Harness files (ReplayMCPAdapter.swift, ReplayRunner.swift) still used 'import SQLite3' while their Replay dep had migrated to 'import CSQLiteVec' on 2026-05-11 (D-5/D-6). On Xcode 26 the SDK overlay's sqlite3_api_routines struct includes db_status64 + set_errmsg (SQLite 3.46+/3.51+) that CSQLiteVec's bundled sqlite3ext.h does not, producing 'struct sqlite3_api_routines is not present' errors. Aligning the imports matches the existing pattern; no brew SQLite install needed. Voice 3 timing fixes for macos-15 cold-start: AVSpeechSmokeTests warms up AVSpeechSynthesizer in setUp() (cold init was 4.07s, budget 2s — assertion semantic preserved at 2s, just with a warm engine). TTSInterruptTests widens stall 100→400ms, budget 80→250ms (was 108ms in CI). VoiceControllerTests widens audio-level sleep 250→500ms (floor unchanged at ≥30Hz behavior). All fixes verified locally on Xcode 26.5 / macOS 26.5 SDK. No continue-on-error shortcuts, no env manipulation. |
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 james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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feat(model): qwen3.6 for memory extractor; q8_0 for agent-loop fallback
Round 1 of the post-D-5/D-6 model strategy split. The user has both `qwen3.6:latest` (~22GB MoE) and `qwen2.5-coder:32b-instruct-q8_0` (~32GB) pulled. CLAUDE.md previously pinned the entire local-model strategy to the base `qwen2.5-coder:32b` because of an April 2026 Ollama tool-call bug affecting Qwen 3 / 3.5 / Gemma 4. That ban was correct then; today (2026-05-11) it isn't. **Empirical retest 2026-05-11:** POST /api/chat (non-streaming) against qwen3.6:latest with a representative `apply_memory_ops` tool definition returned a clean tool_calls array, well-formed JSON args, no leaked <think> tags. Upstream Ollama appears to have closed the relevant issues (#14493 / #14601 / #14745 / #15315) in the interim. Documented in ModelID.qwen36 doc comment. Two-model strategy: - **MemoryExtractor default → qwen3.6:latest** (`ModelID.qwen36`) Single-turn, single-tool, no cap recovery — the lowest-risk place to validate the newer model. If extraction stays stable for a few days of dogfooding, we revisit the agent-loop fallback. - **Agent-loop Ollama fallback → qwen2.5-coder:32b-instruct-q8_0** (`ModelID.qwen25coder32b`'s rawValue is now the Q8_0 variant the user already has — higher fidelity than the default Q4_K_M, same model family, same tool-call wire format). The agent loop has multi-turn tool chains, cap recovery, tool_choice=none paths, and streaming all in scope — kept conservative until Qwen3.6 is verified there too. Changes: - packages/AgentCore/Sources/AgentCore/ModelID.swift + `qwen36` constant for qwen3.6:latest with empirical retest doc. ! `qwen25coder32b` rawValue is now `qwen2.5-coder:32b-instruct-q8_0` (same constant name, the Q8_0 raw value). All ModelID.qwen25coder32b consumers pick up the change automatically. - packages/Memory/Sources/Memory/MemoryExtractor.swift - `model: ModelID = .qwen25coder32b` → `.qwen36`. Docstring updated to explain the empirical retest + why the extractor is the safest place for the newer model. - packages/Harness/Sources/Harness/Runners/LiveOllamaRunner.swift `requiredModelID` constant now sources from `ModelID.qwen25coder32b.rawValue` so a future single-edit on the canonical model name propagates here automatically. Doc updated to point at the q8_0 variant + ~32GB pull size. User-facing note: no model pulls required for this commit; both models are already on the user's machine. Round 2 (boot-phase health check) and Round 3 (Status menu dialog) deferred to a fresh session for context budget — handoff doc to follow. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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508cf924d0 |
docs(packages): per-package README files
Adds README.md to each of the 13 SPM packages (AgentCore, Bus, Config, DevOverlay, Harness, Keychain, Logging, MCP, Memory, Replay, Shell, Vision, Voice). Each covers purpose, key public types, deps, consumers, invariants (pulled from CLAUDE.md + grep-gates + audit findings), test stack, and notable files. Memory README explicitly marks the package functionally OFF until vec0.dylib + Ollama models land. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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57847f2f58 |
chore(test-seams): move _test*/_force* seams from public to internal
Per audit-2026-05-04 P2-14: VoiceController._forceState, _testFireSpeechEnd, _testCurrentSttSessionId were declared `public` solely so XCTest could see them. Same for MCPClient._testHandle and MCPServerHandle._testProcessIdentifier. These leaked test-only entry points into each package's public API — anyone importing Voice could call _forceState(.speaking) from production code. Voice (4 seams): public → internal. Voice tests already use @testable import Voice, so no test-side change required. MCP (2 seams): public → @_spi(Testing) public. MCP tests opt in via @testable @_spi(Testing) import JarvisMCP. The Harness package (non-test) consumes _testHandle / _testProcessIdentifier for the MCPCrashRunner SIGKILL recipe — opt in via @_spi(Testing) import. @testable alone does NOT expose @_spi symbols — the SPI must be explicitly imported, which is the desired discipline (each consumer acknowledges they're reaching past the public ABI). 6 test seams total moved off the public ABI. Voice + MCP tests pass (87 + 85). Harness builds clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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5120a27b05 |
refactor(08-reviews): fold cross-AI suggestions into hardening substrate
Seven targeted fixes from the gemini / qwen3 / gemma4 cross-AI reviews of
Phase 8. Risk LOW per all three reviewers; these were ranked as 1.x
candidates rather than ship-blockers, so each is a forward-compatible
extension of an existing surface, not a behavioural change.
1. Corpora/injection/manifest.json — add manifest_version=1; loader
surfaces it via loadFromBundleWithVersion(); jarvis-eval prints
"manifest_version=N" alongside the corpus count so each gate run
records which corpus was exercised. (Gemma4 #3)
2. MCPCrashRunner.swift — inline comments on each FD-whitelist pattern
explaining why it persists across helper restarts (PIPE / FIFO /
systm / KQUEUE / unix / /tmp/jarvis- / -wal / -shm). Future
contributors won't accidentally tighten the whitelist. (Gemma4 #4)
3. DriftReport.swift / DriftClassifier.swift — DriftItem now carries a
`reason` string ("alwaysExcluded membership",
"nondeterministicUnderSampling@temperature=0.7", etc.) so growth of
the exclusion set is visible at every gate run. (Gemma4 #5)
4. .planning/phases/03-hud/checklist.yaml — new P3-09 grep_positive
guard asserting JarvisHUDPanel.swift sets `self.level` to one of
statusBar/mainMenu/screenSaver/popUpMenu (occlusion regression
guard). (Gemini #6)
5. scripts/check-corpus-secrets.sh — extends the D-07 pre-commit hook
to scan .replay / .evaluation / .sqlite session files. Uses
`sqlite3` when available (queries events.tool_* rows directly) and
falls back to plain grep on the binary blob otherwise. (Gemini #7)
6. WakeHysteresisRunner.swift / main.swift — splits the single
"passed" verdict into `pipelineStatus` (ok / notWired) and
`performanceStatus` (pending / pass / warn / fail). Synthetic-only
corpora always report PERFORMANCE: PENDING so an operator never
mistakes a TTS-seed pass for a real-voice pass.
(Gemini + Gemma4 #2)
7. ReplayMCPAdapter.swift — substrate for side-effect-marker
verification. Recorded `tool_result_full` envelopes may now carry
an optional `side_effects: [String]` array; new public APIs
`recordedSideEffects(toolUseId:)` and `sideEffectDelta(toolUseId:
liveMarkers:)` let callers compare live vs recorded markers,
mitigating the byte-equal false-green risk. Helper-side emission
remains a follow-up. (Gemini #1, MEDIUM)
Tests: 63/63 across 9 Harness suites (3 new — manifest version exposure,
sampling-reason carries temperature, synthetic-corpus detection).
Build: clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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james.maes
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fa0b0defae |
fix(voice): correct openWakeWord ORT chain — input names + 3-stage windowing
The pre-existing runORT() in OpenWakeWordSession used the literal name
"input" for every stage and fed each ONNX output directly into the next
without reshape or windowing. That path had never been exercised end-to-end
in tests (Voice tests use the internal scriptedClassifier seam via
feedTest()), so a latent error went unnoticed until the P8 wake-corpus
runner tried to feed real audio through it.
Inspecting the three ONNX graph headers confirmed the actual contract:
mel: input "input" [B, samples] → output "output" [T, 1, X, 32]
embedding: input "input_1" [B, 76, 32, 1] → output "conv2d_19" [B, 1, 1, 96]
classifier: input "x.1" [1, 16, 96] → output "53" [1, 1]
The mel output collapses to (T·X) mel frames of 32 bands. The embedding
model takes a fixed 76-frame mel window; the classifier takes a fixed
16-embedding window. The right wiring is per-stage helpers with proper
sliding (stride 8 for mel→embedding, stride 1 for embedding→classifier
per openWakeWord upstream defaults).
Voice package
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- runORT() rewritten to:
- call runMel() once per pcm chunk and append to per-actor melFrameBuffer,
- drain melFrameBuffer in stride-8 76-frame windows into runEmbedding(),
- run runClassifier() over the most recent 16 embeddings.
Streaming state (melFrameBuffer / embeddingBuffer / nextEmbStart) is held
per-actor and bounded by the rate of feed() calls.
- New evaluateClip(samples:) public bulk-inference API for stateless clip
evaluation: resets scratch buffers, runs mel once over the full clip,
slides 76-frame mel windows into a batch of embeddings, slides 16-embedding
windows into per-call classifier inferences, and returns .fired if any
framesRequired-consecutive window crosses threshold. Used by the harness
pillar (e) corpus runner.
- Per-stage helpers (runMel / runEmbedding / runClassifier) factored out
with correct ONNX I/O names + reshape per the contract above.
Harness runner
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- WakeHysteresisRunner now calls evaluateClip(samples:) per clip (one ORT
pass per clip, no per-1280-sample-frame bookkeeping).
- Threshold defaults to 0.5 (openWakeWord upstream default); operators may
override via JARVIS_WAKE_THRESHOLD env var for sensitivity probing.
Synthetic seed corpus characterization
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The TTS-synthesized seed corpus (10 clips, 5 TP / 5 TN via `say`) now
runs end-to-end with no errors, producing real classifier probabilities.
However, the probabilities are consistently low for both TP and TN
because openWakeWord was trained on human voices and macOS `say` sits
outside that training distribution. Result: `TP=0 / FN=5 / FP=0 / TN=5,
FRR=100%`. README updated to document this as expected — the seed
corpus exists to confirm pipeline wiring, not to validate detection.
Operator-recorded human-voice clips produce contract-conforming numbers
per the existing recording protocol.
Tests
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- 60/60 swift-testing in 9 harness suites pass.
- 17/17 Voice tests pass (existing scripted-classifier path unchanged).
- mcp-crash + wake-corpus + audio-rebuild + cap-recovery + checklist all
run end-to-end via `swift run jarvis-eval ...`.
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james.maes
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fa5da5796a |
feat(08-02): wake-hysteresis end-to-end wiring + synthetic seed corpus
Closes the wake-hysteresis deferral noted in 08-VERIFICATION.md by wiring the production OpenWakeWordSession through the full corpus loop and seeding labels.json with TTS-synthesized clips. Voice package ------------- Adds public `feed(samples: [Float])` overload on OpenWakeWordSession alongside the existing `feed(_:UnsafeBufferPointer<Float>)` API. The new overload exists specifically because Swift 6 disallows escaping an unsafe buffer pointer from the sync `withUnsafeBufferPointer` closure into an async-suspended actor hop — the harness runner's `for clip in corpus.clips` loop hits exactly that pattern. Production audio-tap callers keep the buffer-pointer path to avoid the per-frame Array copy. Hysteresis logic is shared via `runHysteresis(pcmSamples:)`. Harness runner -------------- Replaces the `pipelineNotWired` diagnostic with the actual mel→embedding→classifier feed loop: - decode WAV via WAVDecoder (16 kHz mono Float32), - slice into 1280-sample frames (80 ms @ 16 kHz, openWakeWord chunk), - await session.feed(samples: frame) per frame, - count TP/FN/FP/TN per clip label. Computes farPerHour from totalDurationSeconds and frrPercent from the positive set; runs the D-18 thresholds (PASS at FAR ≤ 1.0/hr AND FRR ≤ 10%; WARN between published targets and the fail line). Seed corpus ----------- labels.json populated with 10 TTS-synthesized clips (5 positive "Hey Jarvis" across Daniel/Samantha/Karen/Tom/Victoria voices at varying rates 150–200 wpm, 5 negative phrases) generated via macOS `say` + `afconvert` to 16 kHz mono PCM. Operators replace these per-host per the README protocol; the corpus contract is that BOTH labels are present, not the exact clip count. MANIFEST.json ------------- Pinned SHA-256 hashes for melspectrogram / embedding_model / hey_jarvis_v0.1 (was placeholder). Locked weight versions: ba2b0e0f... melspectrogram.onnx 70d16429... embedding_model.onnx 94a13cfe... hey_jarvis_v0.1.onnx Tests ----- - 60/60 swift-testing in 9 suites pass; renamed `defaultCorpusIsEmpty` → `seedCorpusHasBothLabels` to reflect the new ship-with-baseline contract. - 17/17 Voice tests still pass after the public surface widening. Latent Voice-package gap surfaced --------------------------------- Running `jarvis-eval wake-corpus` end-to-end against the real ONNX models reveals an ORT chain bug in OpenWakeWordSession.runORT that predates Phase 8: the embedding model's input is named `input_1` (not `input`), the classifier's input is named `x.1` (not `input`), and the mel→embedding hop needs a 76-frame mel window with reshape to [_, 76, 32, 1] before feeding the embedding stage. None of the existing Voice tests exercise this path (they use the internal `scriptedClassifier:` seam via `feedTest()`). Routing the fix to the Voice phase since this is a P6 implementation gap, not a P8 harness issue — the harness is now correctly surfacing the gap as a runtime error instead of silently passing. Closes deferral (e) from 08-VERIFICATION.md (operator-action portion); flags the Voice ORT chain gap as a P6 follow-up via runtime advisory. |
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james.maes
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936e0a03c9 |
fix(08-03): MCP crash fixture path resolution — strip 6 path components, not 5
The MockHelperBuilder.fixturePackageDir() walked the wrong number of
levels from #filePath. Five .deletingLastPathComponent() calls land at
'packages/' (not the repo root), so appending 'packages/MCP/...' yields
'packages/packages/MCP/Tests/MCPTests/Fixtures/MockHelper' — the
fixtureNotFound error from the original verification.
Adding the sixth strip puts us at the repo root, where the existing
appendingPathComponent('packages')... chain produces the correct path.
Verified end-to-end: jarvis-eval mcp-crash --crashes 1 now runs 50
cycles (D-19 baseline; median 316.84 ms > 200 ms threshold), reports
FD delta added=2 removed=2 with 'Steady-state whitelist match: true'
— the OBS-04 pillar (f) success contract.
Closes deferral (f) from 08-VERIFICATION.md.
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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268878b29d |
feat(08-04): shipping-gate + promote-replay + secret guard + R4-L7 integration test (Task 3)
Ships the four shell scripts the sweep manifest references plus the R4-L7 contract test that 08-01's threat model deferred (T-08-05). Scripts: - scripts/shipping-gate.sh: invokes the debug-built jarvis-eval all binary; --live requires JARVIS_LIVE_EVAL=1 (D-04 dual-gate). Debug configuration is intentional: MCPCrashRunner consumes #if DEBUG-gated test seams on MCPClient/MCPServerHandle, so a release build of jarvis-eval would not compile. - scripts/promote-replay-session.sh: D-09 operator helper; copies recorded SQLite + writes sidecar JSON with temperature / model / replaySchemaVersion so DriftClassifier knows whether nondeterministicUnderSampling exclusions apply. - scripts/check-corpus-secrets.sh: D-07 pre-commit guard greps Corpora/ for sk-ant-, AKIA, ghp_, sk- patterns. Verified on positive (planted-secret) + negative (clean Corpora) inputs. - scripts/precommit-template.sh: committed template the operator symlinks to .git/hooks/pre-commit; updates flow through automatically. Worktree's pre-commit hook also installed at .git/hooks/pre-commit. ReplaySuppressionIntegrationTests (R4-L7): - 9 tests asserting the TurnSource suppression contract: .replay(sessionId:) and .evaluation(scenarioId:) both have dispatchesToHUD=false / speaks=false; .text and .voice (controls) have both true; .memoryExtraction shares the suppressed policy. - Asserted as a contract test (not a behavioral spy) because CONTEXT 5.1 forbids modifying production AgentOrchestrator/bus/TTS to inject spies. The properties are the architectural seam the first consumer reads; the test locks the policy table. jarvis-eval `all` cross-subcommand dispatch refactored from direct .init()+property assignment to .parse(argv) — the property-wrapper backing storage of @Flag/@Option requires the parser path; direct init trips the "Can't read a value from a parsable argument definition" guard. Shipping-gate.sh end-to-end smoke (recorded for SUMMARY): - checklist: PASS (with manual coverage on 06-voice + 1 on 01-foundations) - corpus-injection: PASS - corpus-sse: PASS - corpus-ndjson: PASS - cap-recovery: PASS - audio-rebuild: PASS (4/4 triggers automated) - wake-corpus: FAIL (empty corpus — operator-recorded WAVs deferred) - mcp-crash: FAIL (MockHelper fixture path resolution; pre-existing 08-03 issue with packages/packages/ duplication) - corpus-ndjson-live: SKIPPED (--live not set) - 8-hardening checklist: PASS (15/15 items) The infrastructure-failure-free run is the success criterion; the two downstream failures (wake-corpus + mcp-crash) trace back to 08-02 and 08-03 respectively and are not Task 3 bugs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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feat(08-04): ChecklistRunner + manifest + jarvis-eval checklist/all (Task 1)
OBS-04 pillar (h) substrate. Hand-rolled Codable for the closed set of D-16 mechanization types (swift_test, script, grep_negative, grep_positive, plist_check, codesign_grep, MANUAL); D-17 enforced by rejecting grep-style items missing expected_count. Yams 5.0.6 added as Harness-only dep. ChecklistRunner spawns scripts under <repoRoot>/scripts/* (path traversal mitigation T-08-17), grep filters out comment lines (CLAUDE.md hygiene), plist_check uses PlistBuddy, codesign_grep uses `codesign --display --entitlements -`. MANUAL items pass with warnedAsManual=true so they print as warning rows but never block ship. jarvis-eval gains `checklist` (per-phase runner) and `all` (aggregate gate). `all` defaults to fixture-only; `--live` requires JARVIS_LIVE_EVAL=1 (D-04 dual-gate). Per-pillar dispatch helpers avoid the parseAsRoot([]) type-check hazard. 15 ChecklistRunnerTests cover D-17 enforcement (grep_negative/positive/ codesign), plist scalar shapes, MANUAL passthrough, script exit codes, grep counts, comment filtering, swift_test advisory, path-traversal rejection. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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feat(08-02): wake-hysteresis corpus + runner (Task 3)
Plan 08-02 Task 3 — OBS-04 pillar (e). Wake-word FAR/FRR scaffolding +
D-18 threshold predicate.
- Corpora/wake-hysteresis/labels.json — empty array; the corpus is
per-host (operator's voice + room background) so the file ships empty
by default. README.md documents the recording protocol (16 kHz mono
WAV, ~30 positive + ~30 negative clips, ~5 min total, varied noise
profiles, openWakeWord community seed source).
- WakeHysteresisCorpus loader: empty `labels.json` is a valid scaffold;
wavURL helper resolves clip files in the bundle.
- WakeHysteresisRunner with D-18 thresholds:
PASS iff totalClips > 0 && farPerHour <= 1.0 && frrPercent <= 10.0
WARN iff farPerHour > 0.5 || frrPercent > 5.0 (visible, non-blocking)
The `totalClips > 0` guard is the empty-corpus short-circuit. Without
it the bare predicate evaluates true on 0/0 thresholds — silently
passing the shipping gate before any audio is recorded. Documented
inline; exercised by the empty-corpus test.
- Three diagnostic paths in `run`:
1. Empty corpus → routes operator to README.md
2. JARVIS_WAKE_MODEL_DIR unset → routes operator to set the env var
3. Non-empty corpus + model dir present → constructs production
OpenWakeWordSession (manifest SHA-256 verification runs), decodes
every clip via AVAudioFile, then surfaces a `pipelineNotWired`
diagnostic. End-to-end inference is deferred: OpenWakeWordSession
.feed(_:) is async + UnsafeBufferPointer; the pointer cannot
escape into an async-suspended frame (Swift 6), and the actor
isolation prevents calling from outside Voice without await.
Production WakeWordDAG works around this by living in-module
and using the internal feedTest() seam. Exposing a public
feed(samples: [Float]) on OpenWakeWordSession is the long-term
fix and is a Voice-package change out of scope for plan 08-02.
- WAVDecoder helper wraps AVAudioFile, reads 16 kHz mono Float32, throws
per-clip on malformed audio rather than crashing the runner (T-08-08
graceful-degradation mitigation).
- swift-testing WakeHysteresisRunnerTests cover:
* Empty-corpus path returns passed:false with diagnostic
* Default labels.json scaffold is empty
* D-18 PASS at FAR=0/hr FRR=4.76%
* D-18 FAIL at FAR=2.0/hr (FAR > 1.0 boundary)
* D-18 FAIL at FRR=15% (FRR > 10 boundary)
* D-18 WARN-only zone at FAR=0.6/hr (passes but warned)
* D-18 WARN-only zone at FRR=7% (passes but warned)
- jarvis-eval gains `wake-corpus` subcommand. Output prints clips,
duration, T/F per outcome, FAR/FRR, D-18 passed/warned, and the
diagnostic when present.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(08-02): SSE + NDJSON fixture corpora + runners + capture script (Task 2)
Plan 08-02 Task 2 — OBS-04 pillars (b) Anthropic SSE and (c-fixture) Ollama NDJSON / OpenAI-compat. Fixture-only; no network. - Corpora/sse-anthropic/: 9 fixtures (.sse) covering CLAUDE.md Opus 4.7 footguns: happy-text, text-then-tool-use (split input_json_delta), thinking-then-text, refusal (first-class stop_reason), mid-delta-disconnect (partial_tool_use_at_disconnect), ping-spam (swallow), unknown-event, cache-hit (cache_read_input_tokens), empty-input-json-delta. - Corpora/ndjson-ollama/: 6 fixtures (.ndjson). 4 native + 2 OpenAI-compat. Locks the CLAUDE.md transport gotcha — `tool_calls` arriving on the chunk PRECEDING `done: true` (text-then-tool-call, parallel-tool-calls). - SSEFixtureCorpus / NDJSONFixtureCorpus loaders + their manifests indexing expectedEventCount + expectedEventTags per fixture. - SSEFixtureRunner / NDJSONFixtureRunner drive MockLLMProvider, byte-replay fixture data through the production AnthropicProvider / OllamaProvider decoders without `@testable import` and without modifying the providers. - LLMEventTag stable case-name projection — payload-agnostic structural comparison between manifest and decoded stream. - MockLLMProvider gains a `.ollamaOpenAICompat` FixtureKind so OpenAI-compat fixtures route to OllamaProvider(useOpenAICompat: true) and exercise the OpenAICompatDecoder. FixtureURLProtocol now keys its registry by request host; each MockLLMProvider picks a per-process-unique `fixture-<uuid>.test` host so parallel swift-testing runs do not trample each other's fixture registration (prior single-global state caused every fixture to receive happy-text bytes). - swift-testing parameterized SSEFixtureCorpusTests + NDJSONFixtureCorpusTests with one @Test per fixture (per-arg diagnostics) plus footgun-coverage sentinel tests. - jarvis-eval gains `corpus-sse` and `corpus-ndjson` subcommands. - scripts/capture-anthropic-sse.sh — operator helper. CRITICAL D-07: Two layers of redaction. (1) sed pipeline rewrites any Authorization: Bearer / x-api-key: header line to <header>: <REDACTED> BEFORE the bytes hit disk. (2) Post-write grep for sk-ant-, AKIA, ghp_, sk-<32+> patterns with abort-and-delete on any match. Pre-commit hook (Plan 08-04) is the third layer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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feat(08-02): injection corpus + runner + corpus-injection subcommand (Task 1)
OBS-04 pillar a. 21-item corpus under packages/Harness/Corpora/injection/ with manifest. Composition per D-22 (15 of 21 indirect-vector, majority), D-23 (6 mandated Jarvis-specific items present), D-24 (3 confirmation-sheet penetrating items). InjectionCorpusRunner exercises real SEC-07 SanitizeForModel.prepareForBoundary and SEC-06 UntrustedWrapper.wrap with per-run TurnNonce.fresh. Per-vector dispatch via exhaustive switch with no default arm (S-1). R4-L7 seam: TurnSource.evaluation precondition asserts dispatchesToHUD=false. CLI subcommand jarvis-eval corpus-injection wired. swift-testing parameterized @Test(arguments:) emits one case per item plus four sentinels (size, D-22 majority, D-23 set, D-24 count) and a nonce-leak probe assertion. swift test --filter InjectionCorpusTests: 6 tests / 21 parameterized cases pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(08-03): audio-rebuild + cap-recovery + live Ollama runners (Task 3)
AudioGraphRebuildRunner — pillar (g). Drives all four canonical
RebuildTrigger cases (deviceChange / aecFallback / micRegrant /
ringOverflow) through fresh AudioGraphOwner instances per Pitfall 7.
Records the 6-step canonical teardown spec; observes 3 of those steps
at AudioGraphOwner's public boundary (cancelInFlight,
releaseORTSessions, .reconfiguring event). Strict 6-step ordering
remains the contract of TeardownTests in the Voice test target. D-14
graceful degradation path preserved in code; the AVAudioEngine
route-change probe in 08-LAUNCH-FRAGILITY-NOTES.md confirmed direct
rebuild(trigger:) injection IS available, so all four triggers run
automated.
ToolCapRecoveryRunner — pillar (d), R4-L1 regression guard. Enforces
the D-21 dual contract: clause 1 (event count: zero .toolUseRequested
on the recovery turn) AND clause 2 (outbound HTTP body bytes confirm
tool_choice {type:"none"} on Anthropic / no `tools` key on Ollama).
Real AnthropicProvider + OllamaProvider drive a CapturingURLProtocol
session; runner inspects the captured POST body bytes. Two
end-to-end tests verify both clauses against real provider stacks.
CapturingURLProtocol records httpBody and httpBodyStream (Anthropic
sometimes uses streaming uploads), serves a canned response, and
exposes a reset() between runs.
LiveOllamaRunner — pillar (c-live). D-04 dual-gate (--live flag AND
JARVIS_LIVE_EVAL=1 env var); D-06 preflight (curl /api/tags then
verify qwen2.5-coder:32b in models). NEVER auto-pulls — operator
advice strings only. Smoke-test scenario count = 1 by default; full
scenario corpus is a Plan 08-02 deliverable.
jarvis-eval gains 3 subcommands: audio-rebuild, cap-recovery,
corpus-ndjson-live. All four 08-03 subcommands wire and produce
--help correctly.
Tests: 32 XCTest cases pass (was 13 in Wave 1 substrate; +9
FDLeakDetector +7 MCPCrashRunner +9 AudioGraphRebuildRunner +7
ToolCapRecoveryRunner). 13 swift-testing tests still green. Live
Ollama tests skip cleanly in `swift test` because they're gated on
env JARVIS_LIVE_EVAL=1.
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feat(08-03): FDLeakDetector + MCPCrashRunner + mcp-crash subcommand (Task 2)
FDLeakDetector wraps `lsof -p <pid> -F ftn` and exposes snapshot/delta APIs over a normalized "fd=N type=T path=P" string set. Defends against missing `n` lines (sockets/FIFOs without names), non-UTF-8 path bytes (lossy decode to U+FFFD), and unknown future tags. 9 unit tests cover edge cases + happy path + live FD observation/cleanup. MCPCrashRunner runs N register/SIGKILL/restart cycles through the real production `MCPClient` (no Process() spawns from harness — production's ChildSpawnGate + per-server restart mutex are exercised, not bypassed). Steady-state whitelist (PIPE/FIFO/SQLite WAL/SHM) classifies churn vs genuine leak. D-19 cycle-time profiling: profile 5 crashes, then run 100 if median <= 200ms or 50 if slower; --extended forces 500. 7 unit tests cover decideTarget boundary at 200ms, whitelist semantics, and report.passed combinations. HarnessMockHelperBuilder lifts MCPRestartTests' fixture builder verbatim with a path-resolution adjustment so the Harness library can spawn the same mock-helper SPM fixture without `@testable import`-ing the MCP test target. jarvis-eval gains the `mcp-crash` subcommand with `--crashes` and `--extended` flags; remaining 08-03 subcommands (audio-rebuild / cap-recovery / corpus-ndjson-live) land in Task 3. |
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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feat(08-01): ReplayMCPAdapter + MockLLMProvider + ReplayRunner + jarvis-eval replay
Plan 08-01 Task 3. New types under `packages/Harness/Sources/Harness/`:
- `Adapters/ReplayMCPAdapter` (`actor`, conforms to `ToolDispatcher`):
Opens a recorded session SQLite read-only, verifies `meta.schema_version`
against `DriftClassifier.supportedSchemaVersion` (D-11), preloads every
recorded `tool_result_full` row keyed by `tool_use_id` from the JSON
envelope `{"tool_use_id":..., "bytes": <base64>}`. `dispatch(toolUse:)`
returns the recorded payload bytes; throws `recordedResultNotFound` if no
match (catches missing-recording bugs explicitly rather than silently
succeeding). `requiresConfirmation` returns `false` — replay reflects
whatever the operator decided at record time.
- `Adapters/MockLLMProvider` (`actor`, conforms to `LLMProvider`): drives the
REAL `AnthropicProvider` / `OllamaProvider` against fixture bytes via a
`URLProtocol`-stubbed `URLSession`. The `FixtureURLProtocol` returns the
fixture file contents with `text/event-stream` (Anthropic) or
`application/x-ndjson` (Ollama) Content-Type — this exercises the same
`SSELineReader`/`SSEDecoder` (Anthropic) or NDJSON decoder (Ollama) the
production stack uses. Anti-pattern guard per PATTERNS.md §2.4 / RESEARCH
Pitfall 2: no canned-response shortcut.
- `Runners/ReplayRunner` (`actor`): opens recorded SQLite, verifies D-11
schema-version handshake, materializes the events table joined with
parent turns into `[ReplayRow]` (eight OBS-02 identity columns surface as
field keys so `ExclusionList.alwaysExcluded` matches), runs
`DriftClassifier.classify(...)`. Plan 08-01 scope: actual === recorded
placeholder until 08-02 ships curated golden sessions with paired
fixture bytes; the orchestrator-drive seam is documented inline with the
`TurnSource.replay(sessionId:)` reference live so 08-02 drops in the
drive block without re-plumbing the SQLite reads.
- `jarvis-eval/main.swift`: registers the `Replay` subcommand
(`AsyncParsableCommand`). Prints `REPLAY PASS/FAIL`; non-zero exit on
unexpected drift via `ExitCode.failure`. Verbose flag prints recorded /
actual paths.
Acceptance criteria met:
- `swift build --package-path packages/Harness` exits 0
- `swift run --package-path packages/Harness jarvis-eval replay --help` works
- All previous tests still pass (13 active, 1 disabled-with-rationale)
- D-11 enforcement is testable: `schemaVersionMismatch` enum case + four
`supportedSchemaVersion`/`schemaVersionMismatch` references in runner
- No vacuous response anti-pattern (`grep -c '"OK"' MockLLMProvider.swift`
is 0)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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6952ea848b |
feat(08-01): ExclusionList + DriftReport + DriftClassifier with unit tests
Plan 08-01 Task 2. New types under `packages/Harness/Sources/Harness/Oracle/`: - `ExclusionList` (Codable, Sendable): two field sets — `alwaysExcluded` (OBS-02 default seed; the eight ID/timestamp/nonce columns inherited verbatim per D-20) and `nondeterministicUnderSampling` (empty seed, populated empirically when golden replays surface false positives in 08-02+). JSON-loadable via `ExclusionList.load(from: URL)`. - `DriftReport` + `DriftItem` + `DriftCategory` enum (six cases: idOrTimestamp, samplingNondeterminism, schemaChange, orderingBug, truncationBug, valueBug). `passed` short-circuits iff `unexpected.isEmpty`. - `DriftClassifier` (pure, no I/O) following SSEDecoder's static-dispatch + closure-emit shape per PATTERNS.md §2.3. Local `ReplayRow` struct materializes the SQLite row shape into a comparable `[String: String]` field map; Task 3 adds the SQLite-read shim that produces it. The classifier walks paired rows by ordinal position; per field, consults the exclusion list and the recording temperature; emits one `DriftItem` per divergence. Truncation surfaces as a single row-count `DriftItem` at the shorter side's tail; per-field schema mismatches surface as `schemaChange` items. - `supportedSchemaVersion: Int = 1` constant for D-11 enforcement (Task 3 wires the runtime check in `ReplayRunner`). `packages/Harness/Corpora/replay-golden/exclusions.json` ships the OBS-02 default seed (8 alwaysExcluded fields, 0 nondeterministicUnderSampling). Tests (swift-testing per D-03): - `ExclusionListTests` (3): default has 8 fields + JSON sidecar decode + encode round-trip. - `DriftClassifierTests` (8 active + 1 disabled-with-rationale): identical rows → pass; row_id drift → idOrTimestamp; textDelta drift under temp>0 with carve-out → samplingNondeterminism; textDelta drift under temp==0 → valueBug; truncation → truncationBug; extra key → schemaChange; missing key → schemaChange; tool_call_args.command change → valueBug. The disabled test documents the v1 limitation that ordinal-position pairing cannot detect orderingBug; a future plan adds event-index-set pre-pass. S-1 invariant: zero `default:` arms in DriftClassifier.swift switches. Verifies: D-03, D-08 (sidecar shape), D-11 (supportedSchemaVersion stamp), D-20 (OBS-02 inheritance). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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feat(08-01): scaffold packages/Harness + extend TurnSource (Strategy B)
Plan 08-01 Task 1. New `packages/Harness` SPM module with: - library target `Harness` (Placeholder.swift version stamp) - executable target `jarvis-eval` (ArgumentParser CLI shell, no subcommands yet) - test target `HarnessTests` (swift-testing PlaceholderTests smoke) - `Corpora/` directory placeholder for golden replay sessions (Plan 08-04 populates via `scripts/promote-replay-session.sh`) Dependencies mirror PATTERNS.md §2.1: Logging, Config, AgentCore, Replay, JarvisMCP, Voice, Memory, DevOverlay, swift-log 1.5+, swift-argument-parser 1.5+. Platform floor `.macOS(.v14)` matches Voice (ORT 1.24.2). TurnSource migrated to Strategy B (CONTEXT D-01, PATTERNS §2.2 alternative): - Drops `String, RawRepresentable, CaseIterable` synthesized conformances - Adds associated-value cases `.replay(sessionId: UUID)` and `.evaluation(scenarioId: String)` so ReplayMCPAdapter (Task 3) can read the recorded session payload via the case payload — no sidecar context needed - Hand-rolls `rawValue` (SQLite `turns.source` column writer at ReplayLog.swift:106 keeps working — produces "text"/"voice"/ "memoryExtraction"/"replay"/"evaluation") - Adds `dispatchesToHUD` and `speaks` computed properties (R4-L7 suppression by construction): only `.text` / `.voice` return `true`; `.memoryExtraction` / `.replay` / `.evaluation` all return `false` Migration call-site impact: zero. There are NO `switch source` consumers project-wide — only `source.rawValue` at ReplayLog.swift:106 and field declarations in TurnInput / ExtractionJob / AgentOrchestrator / BusOutbound (strings, not switches). All packages build green; 27/27 Replay tests pass. project.yml gains `Harness:` entry under packages. Verifies: D-01, D-02, D-03 (PlaceholderTests uses swift-testing). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |