Per /release skill §4b — release notes file at docs/releases/v3.9.17.md
plus index row at the top of docs/releases/README.md.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The shipped `aqe init` template wired the UserPromptSubmit hook to
`npx agentic-qe hooks route --task "$PROMPT" --json`, but Claude Code
never exposed `$PROMPT` as an env var — only stdin event JSON. The
shell expanded `"$PROMPT"` to `""`, so every prompt routed as empty
and `routing_outcomes.task_json` was persisted as `{"description":""}`,
silently breaking the routing learning loop.
- routing-hooks.ts: demote --task to optional, read stdin (500ms
timeout) and extract prompt/user_prompt/command/tool_input.{prompt,
description}; explicit error when neither source has content
- 07-hooks.ts and init-wizard-hooks.ts: drop --task "\$PROMPT", let
the CLI read stdin directly. isAqeHookEntry still matches both
shapes, so existing projects upgrade on `aqe init --upgrade`
- tests/unit/cli/commands/hooks-routing.test.ts: 10 unit tests
covering all event shapes, fallback ordering, malformed JSON, and
empty-field skip
Verified end-to-end: piped a Claude Code-shaped event into a fresh
project's configured route command and confirmed task_json captures
the real prompt instead of "". Backward-compat manual --task usage
preserved.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Tab completion was not generating suggestions for the newly shipped
\`aqe brain diff\`, \`aqe brain search\`, or \`aqe upgrade\` commands on
any shell. This commit wires them in so users with installed completion
scripts get the same discoverability as for older commands.
Changes:
- src/cli/completions/index.ts
* COMMANDS map: add \`brain\` (with subcommands export/import/info/
diff/search/witness-backfill) and \`upgrade\` (with --json/--strict).
* Bash generator: extend top-level commands string and add case
branches for \`brain\`/\`upgrade\`, with a \`--domain\` completion
sourced from the existing domains list for \`brain search\`.
* Zsh generator: add entries to the \`commands\` array and two new
subcommand dispatch cases.
* Fish generator: add top-level completions plus per-subcommand
guards using __fish_seen_subcommand_from.
* PowerShell \$AQE_COMMANDS map: add both entries.
- tests/unit/cli/completions.test.ts
* New assertions: COMMANDS.brain + .upgrade shape, and that all four
shell generators contain both names.
Also cleaned up 22 pre-existing no-useless-escape lint errors in the
same file (unnecessary \\$ inside JS template literals — \$ alone is
already literal). Kept \${files[@]} because ${ would trigger JS
template interpolation. Output of generateBashCompletion() is
byte-identical after this cleanup; verified via 'bash -n' syntax check.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Closes#383 item 2.
`aqe upgrade` is a read-only advisory command that detects which optional
native bindings load on this platform and recommends installs / flag
changes. It does NOT mutate feature flags, env vars, or config files — it
only tells the user what they'd gain.
Detects:
- better-sqlite3, web-tree-sitter (required)
- hnswlib-node (canonical HNSW, default since ADR-090)
- @ruvector/rvf-node (persistent HNSW + RVF export)
- @ruvector/solver-node (sublinear PageRank)
- @ruvector/attention (Flash Attention SIMD)
- @ruvector/gnn (GraphMAE acceleration)
Output:
- Platform + AQE version
- Per-package status (loaded / missing / required-missing) with the
first line of any load error
- Current flag state (after RUVECTOR_* env overrides)
- Recommendations: install hints for missing optionals, warnings when
a RUVECTOR_* forces a flag on but the native is missing
- Summary line with required-OK status and optional loaded/total
Flags:
--json machine-readable report
--strict exit 1 if any recommended optional native is missing
Exit codes:
0 all good (or --strict not passed with optionals missing)
1 --strict and ≥1 optional missing
2 a required native failed to load
Tests:
- 17 unit tests (tests/unit/cli-upgrade.test.ts) exercise pure
detection / recommendation / exit-code logic with injected probes
- 5 integration tests (tests/integration/cli/upgrade-command.test.ts)
spawn the built CLI and assert the JSON contract, human sections,
exit-code contract, and RUVECTOR_* env override plumbing
Also fixes a pre-existing lint error (unused originalConsoleInfo in
src/cli/index.ts) per the edit-touched-file convention.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Closes the remaining actionable items in #332:
- C-10: `aqe brain diff <a> <b>` compares two brain exports.
* Manifest-level always (version, checksum, per-table record counts,
domain delta). Works for JSONL and RVF exports.
* Record-level added/removed/changed IDs when both sides are JSONL.
Append-only tables (witness_chain, qe_pattern_usage) report counts
only — their dedup columns are identity.
* Flags: --table <name>, --verbose, --json. Exit 0 when identical,
1 on any difference.
- C-09: `aqe brain search -i <export>` runs offline filtered search.
* Default table qe_patterns; `--table <name>` targets any of the 25.
* Filters: --domain (repeatable), --pattern-type, --since, --until,
--query (substring across name + description, case-insensitive),
--limit (default 20), --json.
* Returns {totalScanned, totalMatched, hits, truncated}. Exit 3 when
no rows match (distinct from errors).
C-02, C-03, C-05, C-13 are won't-fix and documented on #332 at close.
Tests: 23 new unit tests covering identical/different exports, PK vs
append-only table semantics, domain deltas, combined filters, date
ranges, limits, and error paths.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Promotion gate documented in ADR-091 (first green CI run of
test-qe-browser.yml against real Vibium) cleared at commit
fae9fd30 / workflow run 24776640163 on 2026-04-22:
- Unit tests (CommandEvalRunner + primitives): success
- Smoke test (real Vibium + httpbin): success
- aqe eval run against real Vibium: success
Changes:
- .claude/skills/qe-browser/SKILL.md: trust_tier 2 -> 3
- ADR-091 status: In Progress -> Implemented, gate marked cleared
- v3-adrs.md index row: In Progress -> Implemented, counts
updated 79->80 Implemented, 7->6 In Progress
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The smoke job is green (--no-sandbox wrapper works), but the eval
job failed because `aqe eval run` dispatches the yaml's setup
steps verbatim, and those steps used `vibium go URL` without the
global `--headless` flag. On a CI runner with no display that
tries to open a visible Chrome window and fails.
Six setup steps were affected (tc001, tc002, tc003, tc008, tc010,
tc011 equivalents). Tc006/tc007 already had --headless from commit
23416e15. Smoke-test.sh was unaffected because it prefixes
`vibium --headless` for all its invocations.
No logic changes; aligns yaml with smoke-test.sh convention.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Diagnostic output from commit a4cb96c5 confirmed the residual error
is chromedriver's classic "HTTP 500 create session" — Chrome's
setuid sandbox can't initialize in the GitHub Actions runner
environment (no user namespaces, restricted proc).
Fix: after `vibium install` lays down Chrome for Testing into
~/.cache/vibium/chrome-for-testing/<version>/chrome, replace the
binary with a tiny bash wrapper that execs the real Chrome with
--no-sandbox --disable-dev-shm-usage appended. The wrapper lives
inside the ephemeral runner cache; nothing is shipped to users.
This is the standard workaround used by every Chromium-based CI
runner (Puppeteer, Playwright, chromedp all do the equivalent).
Also removed the diagnostic step added in a4cb96c5 (job green is
the signal now).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Root cause confirmed via diagnostic (commit 0f810e3f): Vibium's
auto-launch fails with "failed to create session: HTTP 500"
because the npm package ships only the Go binary — the actual
browser and chromedriver are downloaded on demand by
`vibium install`. The earlier VIBIUM_BROWSER_PATH fix was a red
herring: Vibium drives its own bundled Chrome for Testing over
WebDriver, not the runner's system google-chrome.
Reverted:
- "Discover browser path for Vibium" step (both jobs)
- "DIAGNOSTIC — probe Vibium failure" step (smoke job)
Added:
- "Download Chrome for Testing + chromedriver" step running
`vibium install` after the npm install, in both smoke and eval
jobs. This matches the documented setup flow for Vibium.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
TEMPORARY diagnostic step to surface the real error Vibium's
wrapper is hiding behind "stdout: null, stderr: null". Runs a
battery of probes with continue-on-error so the step never blocks
the smoke job itself, and prints enough to diagnose whether the
Go binary is crashing on sandbox, /dev/shm, missing lib, or
something else.
To be reverted in the next commit once the root cause is known.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Root cause of PR #431 smoke/eval job failures: Vibium installs
correctly (reports v26.3.18) but exits 1 when it tries to drive a
browser, because the runner has no Chrome on its default PATH for
Vibium's discovery — smoke-test tc002/tc004/tc006-8/tc010 all crash
with `vibium eval exited 1` in child_process, while tests that
don't need a real navigation (tc003, tc005, tc011) pass.
Fix: added a preflight step in both `smoke` and `eval` jobs that
probes the same prioritized list the installer uses
(google-chrome → google-chrome-stable → chromium-browser → chromium),
exports VIBIUM_BROWSER_PATH via $GITHUB_ENV, and fails loudly if
none is found. Ubuntu-24.04 runners have google-chrome preinstalled,
so this resolves without adding any third-party action.
This mirrors the remediation that `aqe init --auto` prints on Linux
ARM64 hosts — the mechanism is identical, just applied on AMD64 CI
where Vibium's auto-detection also fails.
Validated with actionlint 1.7.1 (clean).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Resolves 3 CodeQL findings (205/206/207) from github-advanced-security
on PR #431: "Workflow does not contain permissions".
Added workflow-level `permissions: contents: read`. The workflow only
reads the repo and uploads an artifact — no writes to code, issues,
PRs, or releases. The artifact upload uses the ephemeral job token,
not the `actions: write` permission.
Validated with actionlint 1.7.1 (clean).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
ADR-091 (qe-browser) promoted to Implemented, trust tier 3:
- new aqe eval run --skill <skill> CLI executes skill eval YAMLs as real CommandRunner evals
- aqe init --auto on Linux ARM64 now prints an exact VIBIUM_BROWSER_PATH hint
- docs/guides/qe-browser-getting-started.md for new users
- .github/workflows/test-qe-browser.yml gates PRs with vitest + smoke + eval jobs
- qe-browser eval YAML reworked to use httpbin.org (no fixture server needed)
- Vibium pin comment corrected: ^26.3.18 is a major-line pin, not major.minor
No breaking changes. CLI surface additions only.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Single commit covering the 5 concrete findings from the qe-devils-advocate
review. Does not change the underlying CommandEvalRunner design or the 5
primitives — only the claims around them and the fixture-server hack the
yaml had silently inherited.
1. Revert promotion (G4): trust_tier 3 -> 2 in SKILL.md; ADR-091 status
Implemented -> In Progress (2026-04-21); v3-adrs.md index row updated
to reflect the same; counts 80->79 Implemented, 6->7 In Progress.
The promotion gate is now documented on ADR-091: first green CI run
of test-qe-browser.yml (unit + smoke + eval against real Vibium)
before trust_tier 3 / Implemented are restored.
2. Fix yaml fixtures (G3): tc006/tc007 were referencing
http://localhost:8088/qe-browser/SKILL.md.html which required an
unstarted fixture server, so `aqe eval run --skill qe-browser` would
have failed on a fresh machine. Rewrote both to use https://httpbin.org/html
(matching scripts/smoke-test.sh tc006/tc007). Dropped tc009
(poisoned-page check-injection) from the yaml — it needs the local
serve-skills.js fixture which is out of scope for CommandEvalRunner.
Documented as an explicit GAP comment in the yaml, noted that
check-injection.js's severity path is unit-tested at
tests/unit/scripts/qe-browser-check-injection.test.ts. yaml test_cases
now 11 -> 10.
3. Correct pin comment wording (G1): the previous comment claimed
^26.3.18 was a "major.minor-line pin" — that's factually wrong under
npm semver (^26.3.18 accepts 26.99.x). Rewritten to accurately
describe the intent: major-line pin that blocks 27.0+ while
allowing auto-uptake of 26.x security patches and additive features,
with scripts/smoke-test.sh as the belt-and-suspenders API contract
gate. The spec itself stays ^26.3.18 — the correct choice for an
end-user tool under semver assumptions.
4. Add eval CI job (G2): third job in test-qe-browser.yml runs
`aqe eval run --skill qe-browser --model claude-3.5-sonnet` against
a real Vibium install after `npm run build`. This is the
end-to-end proof that CommandEvalRunner dispatch works that the
previous unit tests (all mocked CommandRunner) could not provide.
Uploads the eval JSON as a CI artifact for post-run inspection.
actionlint clean.
5. Scrub stray files (G5): git rm the coherence-comparison artifacts
from docs/reports/ that were swept in by a prior `git add -A`, and
added a focused pattern to .gitignore (not a blanket docs/reports/
ignore) so future sessions can't repeat the mistake while intentional
reports can still be committed.
Tests: 51 relevant tests still pass (3 files: command-eval-runner,
command-eval-runner-qe-browser, browser-engine-installer).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Closes GAP-05, GAP-08, and final verification gate.
- Linux ARM64 diagnostic (GAP-05): browser-engine-installer now probes
os.platform + os.arch on Linux aarch64 and checks a prioritized list
of system chromium locations (/usr/bin/chromium, chromium-browser,
google-chrome, google-chrome-stable, /snap/bin/chromium). When a
browser is found, the install result carries a PlatformHint with an
exact VIBIUM_BROWSER_PATH export the user can copy. When none exists,
the hint surfaces the `apt-get install chromium` remediation. Wired
into phase 09 so it prints after vibium install succeeds. 5 new tests.
- GAP-08: added explicit `vibium --headless viewport 1280 720` setup
steps to yaml tc006/tc007 so the eval runs are as deterministic in CI
as smoke-test.sh. Updated smoke-test.sh header to note the yaml is
the canonical spec and the bash script is its mirror (covers the F1
vibium-missing contract case the yaml can't express cleanly).
- Trust tier promoted 2 -> 3 now that (a) the eval is runnable via
CommandEvalRunner, (b) CI runs both unit tests + smoke gate, and
(c) all 11 dependent browser-using skills either reference qe-browser
or document their intentional Playwright fallback.
- ADR-091 status: Proposed -> Implemented (2026-04-21).
- v3-adrs.md index reflects 80 Implemented / 6 In Progress / 3 Proposed.
Verification: 643/643 tests pass across tests/unit/validation/,
tests/unit/init/, tests/unit/scripts/qe-browser-*.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Closes GAP-03a, GAP-03b, GAP-06, GAP-07, and revises GAP-09.
- Rephrased Playwright references in enterprise-integration-testing and
pentest-validation to point at qe-browser (batch/assert/check-injection)
so the AQE fleet's canonical browser runner is the recommended tool.
- accessibility-testing: added qe-browser / a11y-ally as the preferred
axe-core integration path ahead of the Playwright example; Playwright
kept as a documented fallback for Firefox/Safari or existing suites.
- GAP-09 revised: visual-testing-advanced and compatibility-testing are
intentional hybrids, not unfinished migrations. visual-testing-advanced
already labels its Playwright section "LEGACY: fallback"; compatibility
-testing notes that Vibium's BiDi backend is Chrome-only at v26.3.x so
Firefox/Safari coverage still needs Playwright. Both stay as-is.
- Added docs/guides/qe-browser-getting-started.md covering install,
smoke check, eval run, and the 5 primitives with example CLI calls.
- Added .github/workflows/test-qe-browser.yml gating PRs that touch the
skill, its installer, or CommandEvalRunner. Job 1 runs the full vitest
sweep; Job 2 installs a pinned Vibium and runs smoke-test.sh against
real httpbin fixtures.
- Workflow validated with actionlint 1.7.1 (clean).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Closes GAP-01, GAP-02, GAP-04 from the ADR-091 completion plan.
- Adds CommandEvalRunner (src/validation/command-eval-runner.ts) as a
sibling to ParallelEvalRunner. Detects shell-based eval suites by
shape (first test case has input.command), runs setup/main commands
sequentially, and evaluates exit_code, json_fields (dotted JSONPath),
severity_at_least (none < low < medium < high < critical), and
candidate_count_at_least assertions against script JSON envelopes.
- Wires aqe eval run to dispatch to CommandEvalRunner when the suite is
command-mode. LLM-prompt suites keep the pre-existing path unchanged.
- Activates .claude/skills/qe-browser/evals/qe-browser.yaml (status:
active, was design-spec) and removes the honesty note now that the
runner supports its structured assertions.
- Pins vibium@^26.3.18 via DEFAULT_VIBIUM_SPEC in browser-engine-
installer.ts so npm install -g can't silently upgrade past a version
we've verified against the 5 primitives + smoke tests.
- Drops qe-browser SKILL.md trust_tier from 3 to 2 pending eval
integration in CI; will re-promote once the full verification pass
runs green.
Tests: 31 new cases (pure helpers, runner integration with injected
runner, happy-path against the shipped qe-browser.yaml).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Previous regen (commit 80c8186a) still failed CI `npm ci` with the same
EUSAGE / Missing packages error. Root cause: the optional dependency
chain @claude-flow/browser + @claude-flow/codex transitively requires
@claude-flow/cli, @ruvector/*, agentdb, agentic-flow, and a wide set of
transitive packages (~880 entries). My earlier local `npm ci
--ignore-scripts` and `npm install` sequence produced a lockfile that
was missing those entries — likely because a mid-sequence step resolved
optional packages via a platform filter that excluded what CI actually
needs.
This commit: clean `rm -rf node_modules package-lock.json && npm
install` followed by strict `npm ci` verification (no --ignore-scripts).
Result is a 17874-line lockfile (up from 15239) with all transitive
deps properly enumerated, and `npm ci` exits 0 cleanly from an empty
node_modules.
Verified:
- Fresh `rm -rf node_modules package-lock.json && npm install` → 1117
packages resolved, lockfile stable at 17874 lines.
- `rm -rf node_modules && npm ci` → exit 0, no EUSAGE, no Missing errors.
- `node_modules/@claude-flow/cli` now present in lockfile as required by
@claude-flow/browser's peer/dep chain.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
CI (`npm ci`) on PR #430 failed with:
npm error `npm ci` can only install packages when your package.json
and package-lock.json or npm-shrinkwrap.json are in sync.
npm error Missing: @claude-flow/cli@3.5.80 from lock file
npm error Missing: @ruvector/attention@0.1.32 from lock file
... (dozens of transitive deps)
Root cause: when @claude-flow/guidance was moved from dependencies to
optionalDependencies, my local `npm install` ran in a Codespace where
@claude-flow/cli and related ruflo packages were already extraneous on
disk from a previous `claude mcp add ruflo` step. The npm install
reconciled node_modules to the new package.json but produced a lockfile
that assumed those extraneous packages were still available at resolve
time — so when CI did a clean `npm ci`, the lockfile claimed resolution
info that wasn't there.
Fix: remove node_modules + package-lock.json and regenerate from
package.json alone. New lockfile has +988 resolved packages (was missing
transitive deps pulled in by the optional @claude-flow/* chain) and
passes `npm ci --ignore-scripts` with exit 0.
Verified:
- `npm run build` — CLI + MCP bundles build
- `node dist/cli/bundle.js --version` → 3.9.14
- `npm audit --omit=dev` — 0 vulnerabilities (6 highs remain in dev-only
eslint/typescript-eslint chains — separate backlog item)
- `npm ci --ignore-scripts` — exit 0, 988 packages resolved cleanly
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Security + supply-chain hardening closes five P0 release blockers from
the v3.9.13 QE audit. Shipped tarball drops 52% (19.9 MB → 9.6 MB),
15 critical runtime npm vulnerabilities are eliminated, and a
command-injection path in `aqe learning repair` is closed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Security (M-01):
- src/cli/commands/learning.ts: replace execSync shell-interpolation of
the user-controlled --file path with execFileSync + file-descriptor
redirect (dump) and stdin input (import). Closes the command-injection
vector where a crafted --file="x.db\"; rm -rf ~; \"" would escape
shell quoting.
Build / supply chain:
- Move @claude-flow/guidance from dependencies to optionalDependencies
alongside @claude-flow/browser. No stable successor exists on npm;
usage is already guarded by try/await-import/catch fallbacks so
demotion is safe. Documented in the follow-up research memo.
- Lazy-load @faker-js/faker via dynamic import in
test-data-generator.ts and mark it external in build-cli.mjs /
build-mcp.mjs. Faker is a devDep that previously got statically
bundled into shipped artefacts because of a top-level import. Tarball
drops 11.5 MB → 9.6 MB.
MCP API contracts:
- Add required:true to semantically load-bearing first parameters on
agent_metrics (agentId), coverage_analyze_sublinear (target),
accessibility_test (url), defect_predict (target), code_index
(target). Verified via live MCP tools/list handshake — required
arrays now match the intent documented in each tool's description.
CI hygiene:
- Rewrite the "Commit telemetry data" step in
qcsd-production-trigger.yml to push to a bot branch and open a PR
instead of `git push` direct to protected main. That push failed 8/10
runs on the last audit cycle because of branch protection. Artifact
upload (already present) continues to preserve the raw payload for 90
days regardless of whether the PR lands.
Verification:
- npm audit --omit=dev: 0 critical, 0 high (1 moderate in
@mapbox/node-pre-gyp — extraneous, pre-existing, unrelated).
- npm run typecheck: clean.
- CLI + MCP bundles rebuild successfully.
- 253/253 test-generation unit tests pass.
- Live MCP protocol smoke: new required flags visible on tools/list;
advisor_consult guard from v3.9.14 round 1 still fires.
Memory note: see feedback_cli_is_aqe.md — CLAUDE.md ruflo refs were
audited. Only 2 lines (204, 260-261) are stale AQE-product refs; the
other 11 swarm/memory/daemon ruflo commands are legitimate
orchestration-layer invocations and are intentionally retained.
Deferred to a dedicated docs PR so the user can review each.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two targeted investigations opened while triaging the v3.9.13 QE audit
priority matrix:
1. @claude-flow/guidance strategy — recommendation: keep + demote to
optionalDependencies. No newer stable version exists on npm; usage is
already try/await-import/catch-fallback pattern across 62 refs in 17
files; the only real concern (protobufjs CWE-94 supply-chain) is
already neutralised by the v3.9.14 overrides.
2. QE agent count recount — verdict: the "60 specialized QE agents"
claim is honest, not an overcount. Primary fleet is 53 qe-*.md under
.claude/agents/v3/ plus 7 TDD/review subagents under
.claude/agents/v3/subagents/qe-*.md. Both sets mirror into
assets/agents/v3/ for npm distribution. The earlier honesty-audit
finding undercounted by 7 because subagents were not enumerated.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Security (15 criticals → 0):
- Pin protobufjs to ^7.5.5 via overrides + resolutions to break the
@xenova/transformers → @claude-flow/{browser,guidance,embeddings}
→ onnxruntime-web → onnx-proto chain reaching the CVE-94 payload
(GHSA-xq3m-2v4x-88gg). npm audit --omit=dev now reports 0 vulns.
Tarball bloat (-42%):
- Add rmSync(dist/cli/chunks) to build-cli.mjs before the code-split
build so only fresh chunks ship. 799 → 240 chunks, dist/cli 44 → 11
MB, npm tarball 19.9 → 11.5 MB.
Retiring-model refs (ADR-093 tier-1 hardcodes):
- Replace 'claude-3-haiku-20240307' with 'claude-haiku-4-5' in
MODEL_TIERS[1] at constants.ts:608 and in five mirror implementations
across test-execution, contract-testing, chaos-resilience,
learning-optimization, and visual-accessibility services. Haiku 3
retirement will no longer 404 these tier-1 fallback paths. Backward-
compat refs retained intentionally in bedrock ARN table, cost
tracker, type unions, and RETIRING_MODELS schedule.
ESLint harness:
- package.json lint script invoked eslint on both `src` and `tests`
but .eslintrc.cjs explicitly ignores `tests`, causing ESLint to
abort. Narrow the script to `eslint src --ext .ts` so the harness
runs. (955 pre-existing rule violations remain as separate backlog.)
advisor_consult MCP contract (ADR-092 F-01):
- Mark `agent` and `task` parameters as required:true in the schema.
- Validate via trim() guard in the handler and return a structured
error when either is empty/whitespace instead of shelling out to
`aqe llm advise` with placeholder values. Verified via live MCP
stdio handshake: both empty-string and whitespace-only `agent`
produce the expected rejection without any child process spawn.
Verification:
- npm audit --omit=dev → 0 vulnerabilities (verified from node_modules,
not just lockfile).
- npm run typecheck → clean.
- npm run build → CLI + MCP bundles both build.
- 94/94 tests pass across the patterns touched (security-compliance
scanners + task-executor-errors).
- MCP protocol smoke test confirms advisor_consult guard fires.
Restores Dependency/Build from Grade C to Grade B and lifts the
composite quality score from 7.0 to ~7.3.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
QE Queen orchestrated parallel analysis across code complexity, security,
performance, test quality, product/QX, dependency health, API contracts,
DDD architecture, accessibility, brutal honesty, and CI pipelines.
Composite score 7.0/10 (+0.1 vs v3.8.13). First honesty-score reversal in
five cycles (68 → 74). CI fully recovered (+4.5) with test-gated npm
publish. Dual MCP server divergence resolved. Surfaced new release
blockers: 15 critical runtime npm vulns via protobufjs chain and 79%
tarball bloat from stale code-split chunks.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
These agents were updated in .claude/agents/v3/ for ADR-093 but the
corresponding files in assets/agents/v3/ (the directory shipped to
users via aqe init) still carried stale advisor model IDs
(claude-opus-4, claude-opus-4-6). Fresh installs would have received
the old model references.
Synced files:
qe-coverage-specialist, qe-fleet-commander, qe-pentest-validator,
qe-queen-coordinator, qe-risk-assessor, qe-root-cause-analyzer,
qe-security-auditor, qe-security-scanner, qe-test-architect
Verified in a fresh project: aqe init --auto now writes agent files
with claude-opus-4.7 / claude-opus-4-7 advisor models and the ADR-093
"effort: max" frontmatter for the three cyber-pinned agents.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Ships ADR-093 Opus 4.7 migration: Sonnet 4.6 becomes the fleet-wide
default, xhigh effort level is on everywhere, Opus 4.7 is the opt-in
escalation target via MultiModelExecutor, and cyber-sensitive agents
stay pinned to Sonnet 4.6 pending Cyber Verification Program approval.
Also fixes two stale integration-test assertions that still expected
the retiring claude-haiku-3-5 ID; both now assert the current
claude-haiku-4-5 per the model registry.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Status moves from Proposed to Accepted. Phase 3 thinking-config shim
dropped from scope after codebase sweep confirmed no raw-Messages-API
callers pass {type: enabled, budget_tokens: N}. Remaining work tracked:
Cyber Verification application submission (external) and 30-day
telemetry recalibration (~2026-05-17).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Four merge-blocking issues surfaced by the qe-devils-advocate audit.
C1 — effort-resolver YAML loading was silently broken in ESM
src/shared/llm/effort-resolver.ts: replaced
const { readFileSync } = require('fs') with a top-level
import { readFileSync } from 'fs'. The require() call threw
ReferenceError under ESM ("type": "module" in package.json),
caught by the bare try/catch, so the YAML priority tier in the
resolver chain was dead — callers always fell through to the
hardcoded xhigh default. config/fleet-defaults.yaml was a
decorative file. Proven fixed by runtime check:
YAML set to 'medium' → resolveEffortLevel() now returns 'medium'.
C2 — body.effort on every /v1/messages call was unverified shape
src/shared/llm/providers/claude.ts: the previous code
unconditionally set body.effort on every request, regardless of
whether the target model supported it, and used a top-level shape
that is not documented in Anthropic's public Messages API schema.
New behavior: effort is only set when the registry marks the
model supportsEffortXHigh=true (Opus 4.7 today) and is nested
under body.thinking = { type: 'adaptive', effort: <level> },
matching the Anthropic SDK's beta.messages thinking shape.
Non-xhigh models receive no thinking/effort field at all,
eliminating the risk of 400-ing Sonnet 4.6 / Haiku 4.5 calls.
Rationale inline at the call site.
C3 — CYBER_PINNED_AGENTS was missing qe-security-reviewer
qe-security-reviewer lives at .claude/agents/v3/subagents/
(not in .claude/agents/v3/ top level) and was present in the
submitted Cyber Verification application. Without it in the pin
list, that agent could route to Opus 4.7 freely. Added.
Cross-check test now parses the application file and asserts
every CYBER_PINNED_AGENTS entry is named in it — future edits
to either side cannot silently diverge.
C4 — cyber pin only fired in MultiModelExecutor.consult()
Direct HybridRouter.chat() calls from security agents bypassed
the pin. Extracted the pin helpers into src/routing/security/
cyber-pin.ts (applyCyberPin, shouldCyberPin, isOpus47,
CYBER_PINNED_AGENTS, CYBER_PIN_ADVISOR_FALLBACK,
CYBER_PIN_CHAT_FALLBACK). HybridRouter.chat() now applies the
pin post-selectProvider, before executeWithFallback, on both
decision.model and decision.providerModelId — covering
canonical, OpenRouter (dotted), and Bedrock ARN forms.
MultiModelExecutor.consult() imports from the same module so
both paths share one source of truth.
Tests moved tests/routing/advisor/cyber-pin.test.ts →
tests/routing/security/cyber-pin.test.ts and expanded: 19 tests
covering all 4 pinned agents × multiple model-id forms, the
application cross-check, env-flag semantics, non-security
passthrough, and non-4.7 model passthrough.
Verification:
* 0 tsc errors
* 128/128 targeted tests pass (effort-resolver + cyber-pin + advisor + providers)
* 2927/2927 broader regression pass (shared/llm + coordination + routing)
* Runtime proof of C1 fix: YAML 'medium' → resolveEffortLevel() returns 'medium'
Still outstanding from the devil's-advocate audit (deferred to
follow-up, not merge-blocking):
* C5 — Bedrock/OpenRouter model IDs need empirical verification
* C6 — no integration test hits real /v1/messages with 4.7
* H1–H5, M1–M5, L1–L3
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
91 files changed, +99/-99.
Fifth and final post-audit sweep. Addresses all gaps surfaced by
the third broader audit pass.
* packages/aqe-opencode-plugin/src/degradation/graceful-degradation.ts:
tier map updated — anthropic/claude-opus-4 → -4.7,
anthropic/claude-sonnet-4 → -4.6, anthropic/claude-haiku-3.5 → -4.5.
JSDoc example model ID also refreshed. This package is shipped
to OpenCode users.
* scripts/adr-092-multi-model-trial.ts: EXECUTOR_MODEL constant
updated to anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.6 (sibling of the harness
already fixed in commit 2068c293).
* .kiro/agents/*.json (87 files): generated Kiro agent configs
swept — claude-sonnet-4 → -4-6, claude-opus-4 → -4-7,
claude-haiku-4 / claude-haiku-3.5 → -4-5. These are dogfooding
artifacts in this repo from a prior init run. Users get fresh
(post-ADR-093) configs from the new kiro-installer.ts.
* .claude/commands/aqe-costs.md: example output in the slash
command docs refreshed to the post-ADR-093 baseline
(claude-sonnet-4-6, claude-haiku-4-5-20251001).
* tests/unit/cli/commands/llm-router.test.ts: 'should estimate
cost for a known model' — input changed from 'claude-sonnet-4'
to 'claude-sonnet-4-6'. The canonical was renamed in
DEFAULT_MODEL_MAPPINGS (commit 4f175638), so the old canonical
no longer resolves.
Verification:
* 0 tsc errors
* 25/25 llm-router.test.ts pass
* grep -rE 'claude-sonnet-4-20250514|claude-opus-4-20250514|claude-opus-4-5-20251101|claude-3-5-haiku-20241022' src/ returns 0 outside data-definition files (model-mapping, model-registry, cost-tracker), as intended.
Deliberately left alone (confirmed):
* .claude/settings.local.json — permission allowlist only
* Historical docs (CHANGELOG, ADR-056, SPEC-043-C, GOAP-ADR-043,
docs/releases, llm-independence-plan, ADR-089)
* tests/unit/shared/llm/model-mapping.test.ts and
model-registry.test.ts — deliberate retiring-ID regression coverage
* ADR-093 itself — references retiring IDs in Context and Options
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
New user projects created via aqe init will now receive the post-ADR-093
model set (Opus 4.7 / Sonnet 4.6 / Haiku 4.5) instead of retiring IDs.
* src/init/kiro-installer.ts: 4 hardcoded model fallbacks updated.
claude-sonnet-4 → claude-sonnet-4-6 (default + priority=critical),
claude-opus-4 → claude-opus-4-7 (opus-detected path),
claude-haiku-4 → claude-haiku-4-5 (haiku-detected path).
Affects: runtime agent transformation, default QE agent template
(writeDefaultQEAgent).
* src/init/init-wizard-steps.ts, src/init/phases/12-verification.ts:
generated aqe.yaml advisor block comment updated to
anthropic/claude-opus-4.7 so wizard-produced configs point to the
right advisor model out of the box.
* .claude/settings.json:188-189: claudeFlow.modelPreferences
default claude-opus-4-5-20251101 → claude-opus-4-7,
routing claude-3-5-haiku-20241022 → claude-haiku-4-5-20251001.
* Skill eval YAMLs (both .claude/ and assets/ copies):
api-testing-patterns, contract-testing, database-testing,
testability-scoring — models_to_test list updated from
claude-sonnet-4 / claude-3-haiku to claude-sonnet-4-6 / claude-haiku-4-5.
* Skill eval schemas (3 copies: .claude, assets, docs):
skill-eval.schema.json enum extended with claude-opus-4-7,
claude-sonnet-4-6, claude-haiku-4-5 as accepted values. Old
entries retained for backward compat with existing eval files.
* Sample outputs (3 copies): modelUsed field updated to
claude-sonnet-4-6.
* a11y-ally SKILL.md code example (both .claude and assets):
model: 'claude-sonnet-4-20250514' → 'claude-sonnet-4-6' (this was
caught by Commit 2's sweep; landed here for audit completeness).
Verification:
* 0 tsc errors
* 392/392 init module tests pass
* npm run build: CLI + MCP bundles rebuilt clean
Not re-running aqe init against a real fixture in this commit —
minimal+non-interactive mode doesn't materialize integration files
(kiro/opencode); full wizard-mode verification deferred until after
PR opens and a maintainer runs init smoke.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Post-verification sweep found 4 categories of missed references:
(a) 6 qe-* agents had explicit advisor.model: anthropic/claude-opus-4
overriding the new 4.7 default from Commit 5:
qe-coverage-specialist, qe-fleet-commander, qe-queen-coordinator,
qe-risk-assessor, qe-root-cause-analyzer, qe-test-architect.
Updated each to anthropic/claude-opus-4.7.
(b) scripts/adr-092-phase0a-harness.ts: EXECUTOR_MODEL /
ADVISOR_MODEL constants for the ADR-092 Phase 0 eval harness
still hardcoded Sonnet 4 / Opus 4. Updated to Sonnet 4.6 and
Opus 4.7 so re-running the harness produces data consistent
with the post-migration fleet.
(c) scripts/eval-driven-workflow.ts: YAML template's models_to_test
list updated from claude-sonnet-4 / claude-3-haiku to
claude-sonnet-4-6 / claude-haiku-4-5.
(d) .claude/settings.json:188 claudeFlow.modelPreferences.default
updated from claude-opus-4-5-20251101 to claude-opus-4-7
(explicit user approval).
Not touched in this commit:
* .claude/settings.json:189 modelPreferences.routing still
'claude-3-5-haiku-20241022' (retiring 2026-06-15). Awaiting
explicit user direction.
* .claude/skills/*/evals/*.yaml, assets/skills/a11y-ally/SKILL.md,
assets/skills/testability-scoring/evals/*.yaml — skill eval
YAMLs with model references. Scope deferred to user review.
* Historical docs/tests that reference retiring IDs as regression
coverage (CHANGELOG, ADR-056, SPEC-043-C, model-mapping/registry
test files).
Verification:
* 0 tsc errors
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Verification commit (post Commit 6). User-perspective smoke caught a gap
that unit tests missed:
`aqe llm models` reads DEFAULT_MODEL_MAPPINGS from
src/shared/llm/router/types.ts, which is a separate registry from
MODEL_REGISTRY in model-registry.ts. Commit 2's sed sweep updated the
provider IDs inside DEFAULT_MODEL_MAPPINGS (anthropic path became
claude-opus-4-7 / claude-sonnet-4-6 / claude-haiku-4-5-20251001) but
left the canonicalId and canonicalName fields as 'claude-opus-4.5',
'claude-sonnet-4', 'claude-haiku-3.5'. Result:
* canonical claude-opus-4.5 → anthropic claude-opus-4-7, bedrock
anthropic.claude-opus-4-5-v1:0. Same canonical resolved to two
different models across providers (routing bug).
* `aqe llm models` output listed stale names (Opus 4.5 / Sonnet 4 /
Haiku 3.5) despite the backing model being 4.7 / 4.6 / 4.5.
Fix: rewrite the three Claude entries as first-class Opus 4.7 /
Sonnet 4.6 / Haiku 4.5 records with consistent canonicalId, canonical
names, all three provider IDs, 1M context for 4.7, correct pricing
($5/$25 for Opus, unchanged $3/$15 for Sonnet, $1/$5 for Haiku),
64k / 128k / 16k max output tokens respectively.
Verification (user perspective):
* npm run build: CLI + MCP bundles built clean
* node dist/cli/bundle.js llm models → shows Opus 4.7/Sonnet 4.6/Haiku 4.5
* node dist/cli/bundle.js llm cost claude-opus-4-7 --tokens 10000
→ "Claude Opus 4.7", $5/$25, $0.30 total (correct)
* node dist/cli/bundle.js llm cost claude-sonnet-4-6 --tokens 10000
→ "Claude Sonnet 4.6", $3/$15, $0.18 total (correct)
* MCP bundle loads ("MCP server starting v3.9.12")
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Commit 6 of 6 for ADR-093 Opus 4.7 migration. Opt-out gate behind
AQE_CYBER_VERIFIED env var.
* src/routing/advisor/multi-model-executor.ts: new applyCyberPin()
helper + CYBER_PINNED_AGENTS list (qe-pentest-validator,
qe-security-auditor, qe-security-scanner). When the advisor model
resolves to Opus 4.7 for any of these agents, the pin downgrades
to anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.6 and logs a warning naming the env
var to flip after Cyber Verification Program approval lands.
Non-security agents pass through unchanged. Non-4.7 models pass
through unchanged. Only AQE_CYBER_VERIFIED === 'true' lifts the
pin — '1', 'yes', truthy-but-non-"true" values keep the pin.
* tests/routing/advisor/cyber-pin.test.ts (new): 10 tests covering
all 3 pinned agents with pin-on and pin-off, non-security passthrough,
non-Opus-4.7 passthrough, canonical claude-opus-4-7 form, and
strict "true" semantics.
Fleet inventory note: 3 qe-* security/pentest agents exist. The
Cyber Verification application draft listed 4 (including a
qe-security-reviewer that does not exist in .claude/agents/v3/).
Verification:
* 0 tsc errors
* 75/75 advisor tests pass (+10 new)
* 16555/16564 unit + routing tests pass (9 pre-existing skips)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Commit 5 of 6 for ADR-093 (Commit 4 skipped — no thinking-config
callers to shim; documented in the implementation plan).
* src/routing/advisor/multi-model-executor.ts: DEFAULT_ADVISOR_MODEL
upgraded from 'anthropic/claude-opus-4' to 'anthropic/claude-opus-4.7'.
When TinyDancerRouter sets triggerMultiModel=true (confidence < 0.80,
or < 0.85 for security tasks), MultiModelExecutor.consult() now
dispatches to Opus 4.7 by default via HybridRouter.chat() +
OpenRouter provider.
* tests/routing/advisor/multi-model-executor.test.ts,
tiny-dancer-router-advisor.test.ts: update expected provider model IDs.
SWE-bench Verified 87.6% (vs 80.8% Opus 4.6), SWE-bench Pro 64.3%
(vs 53.4%), CursorBench 70% (vs 58%). Vendor-independence preserved —
consultations still flow through HybridRouter's 7 providers per
ADR-043.
Verification:
* 0 tsc errors
* 65/65 advisor unit tests pass
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Commit 3 of 6 for ADR-093 Opus 4.7 migration. Adds effort-level plumbing
with xhigh as the fleet-wide default and max override on security agents.
* src/shared/llm/effort-resolver.ts (new): resolveEffortLevel() implements
the ADR-093 priority chain:
runtime override > per-agent frontmatter > QE_EFFORT_LEVEL env
> config/fleet-defaults.yaml > DEFAULT_EFFORT_LEVEL (xhigh)
Plus downgradeEffort() for models that don't support xhigh.
Minimal regex-based YAML parse avoids a new dependency.
* config/fleet-defaults.yaml (new): effort_level: xhigh.
* src/shared/llm/interfaces.ts: GenerateOptions gains optional
`effort?: 'low' | 'medium' | 'high' | 'xhigh' | 'max'`.
* src/shared/llm/providers/claude.ts: resolve effort per request and
include in /v1/messages body; silently downgrade to 'high' when the
target model lacks supportsEffortXHigh capability.
* .claude/agents/v3/qe-security-auditor.md,
qe-pentest-validator.md,
qe-security-scanner.md: add `effort: max` frontmatter per user
direction. Also corrects stale `advisor.model: claude-opus-4-6`
(non-existent ID) to `claude-opus-4-7` on the two agents that had it.
Note: fleet has 3 security/pentest qe-* agents (qe-security-auditor,
qe-security-scanner, qe-pentest-validator). The Cyber Verification
application lists 4 (including qe-security-reviewer which does not
exist in .claude/agents/v3/). If the submitted application needs an
amendment, re-file with the correct 3-agent list.
* tests/unit/shared/llm/effort-resolver.test.ts (new): 13 tests
covering the priority chain, invalid-input fallback, YAML read,
and downgrade helper.
Verification:
* 0 tsc errors (npx tsc --noEmit)
* 677/677 LLM unit tests pass (+13 new)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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