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Implements #33 / RM-148: harden .github/workflows/ci.yml with fmt, locked tests, clippy -D warnings, and CLI help smokes; add llvm-cov coverage upload, Qodana for Rust (soft without token), and main-only Sentry release hooks. Move items after test modules so clippy is clean. Document secrets in docs/ci.md.
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WalkthroughThe change adds Beads and agent guidance, expands CI with linting, smoke tests, coverage, Qodana, and optional Sentry jobs, adds runtime Sentry capture, and adds Grok-1 planning artifacts. ChangesGrok-1 planning artifacts
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This PR implements comprehensive CI/CD infrastructure for xai-dissect with rust-ci, coverage, Qodana, and Sentry observability. The implementation includes appropriate soft-fail handling for optional components.
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- Security vulnerability (line 140, ci.yml): Remote code execution risk from piping curl output directly to bash
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- Code reorganization moving test modules to end of files (clippy compliance)
- New Qodana configuration file
- Documentation for CI setup
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In @.beads/config.yaml:
- Around line 47-55: Update the secret-key comments in the Integration settings
section of config.yaml to state that secrets must never be written to this
tracked file and must be supplied through the corresponding environment
variables, including LINEAR_API_KEY and GITHUB_TOKEN.
In @.beads/PLAN.md:
- Line 4: Update the “Last updated” note in PLAN.md to remove the incorrect
“Aikido added” statement and accurately reflect that Aikido is out of scope,
consistent with the CI plan and PR objective; preserve the existing date unless
the current plan requires changing it.
- Around line 8-13: Remove the hardcoded /home/raulmc/rmems/xai-dissect
directory change from the command blocks in PLAN.md. Ensure the quick-start and
handoff commands run from the current repository root, using the existing
working directory or deriving the root with git rev-parse --show-toplevel before
invoking bd commands.
- Around line 100-118: Update the GraphQL query in the “Resolved threads” audit
to paginate each thread’s comments connection, adding a comments cursor variable
and pageInfo fields, then continue fetching comment pages until hasNextPage is
false while preserving all authors and bodies. Keep the existing reviewThreads
pagination unchanged.
- Around line 79-83: Update the iz3.10 “Fixes” checklist in PLAN.md to use cargo
clippy with --all-targets and --all-features, placing -D warnings after Cargo’s
-- separator.
In @.beads/README.md:
- Around line 62-65: Update the Beads installation command in the README to
avoid piping an unpinned main-branch installer directly into Bash. Pin the
installer to a reviewed release or commit and verify its checksum or signature,
or replace it with an approved trusted package source.
- Around line 35-40: Update the Beads README descriptions at both issue-list
locations to clarify that Dolt issue data is stored separately from Git commits
and is not synchronized automatically; explicitly instruct users to run bd dolt
push and bd dolt pull when synchronizing issue data.
In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 68-86: Update the coverage workflow’s action references in the
Checkout, Install Rust, Cache cargo, Install cargo-llvm-cov, and Upload to
Codecov steps to use immutable full commit SHAs instead of mutable version tags,
including Swatinem/rust-cache, taiki-e/install-action, and
codecov/codecov-action. Preserve each action’s current configuration and
behavior.
- Around line 19-20: Change the workflow-level permissions in the top-level
permissions block to read-only, then add the required write permissions under
jobs.qodana.permissions so only the Qodana job retains write access; leave
rust-ci, coverage, and other jobs governed by the restrictive workflow defaults.
- Around line 125-141: Move the sentry-cli installation out of the run block in
“Optional Sentry release” into a separate preceding workflow step with no Sentry
secret environment variables; alternatively, pin the installer version
explicitly. Keep the existing optional secret checks and release behavior in the
“Optional Sentry release” step unchanged.
In `@AGENTS.md`:
- Around line 72-95: Update the Session Completion guidance in AGENTS.md lines
72-95 and the corresponding session-close guidance in CLAUDE.md lines 27-50 so
pushing, clearing stashes, and pruning remote branches occur only after explicit
user authorization; preserve the remaining completion and handoff requirements,
and make the authorization condition consistent in both files.
In `@CLAUDE.md`:
- Around line 54-70: Replace the placeholder content in the Build & Test,
Architecture Overview, and Conventions & Patterns sections of CLAUDE.md with
project-specific guidance: document cargo fmt --check, cargo test --locked,
cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings, and CLI smoke tests,
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Learning: Use non-interactive flags for shell commands that may prompt: `cp -f`, `mv -f`, `rm -f`/`rm -rf`, `cp -rf`, `scp -o BatchMode=yes`, `ssh -o BatchMode=yes`, `apt-get -y`, and `HOMEBREW_NO_AUTO_UPDATE=1` for Homebrew.
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Learning: At session completion, file issues for remaining work, run quality gates when code changed, update issue statuses, verify intended changes, and provide handoff context.
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Learning: Do not push, force-push, prune shared remotes, or discard local state such as dropping stashes without explicit user authorization, unless that authorization was already granted for the session.
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Learning: When remote mutation is authorized, complete the closeout sequence with `git pull --rebase`, `git push`, and `git status`, and ensure the remote is up to date.
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Timestamp: 2026-07-31T23:57:25.998Z
Learning: Run `bd prime` for detailed Beads workflow guidance and session-close procedures.
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Learning: Before ending a session, file issues for remaining work, run quality gates when code changed, update issue statuses, verify intended changes, and provide handoff context.
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Timestamp: 2026-07-31T23:57:25.998Z
Learning: Do not push, force-push, prune shared remotes, or discard local state without explicit user authorization unless autonomy was already granted.
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Learning: Prefer CLI and export schema stability over a broad in-process API surface.
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Learning: Before handoff, run `cargo fmt --check`, `cargo test --locked`, and `cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings`.
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36-39: Keep the Dolt synchronization statements consistent.Lines 36-39 correctly state that ordinary
git pushdoes not synchronize Dolt. However, Line 50 still says “syncs when you push” and Line 54 still says “Automatic sync with git commits”. Remove or qualify those statements. Otherwise users can skipbd dolt pushand assume issue data is synchronized. Beads documents Dolt as the source of truth andbd dolt push/bd dolt pullas the synchronization operations. (github.com)Source: Learnings
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<file name=".beads/PLAN.md">
<violation number="1" location=".beads/PLAN.md:136">
P2: The script emits resolved-thread nodes from `$PAGE` via jq immediately after the API call, without first checking for a `.errors` field or verifying required nodes are present. A partial GraphQL response (with `.errors` set but partial `.data`) would be silently emitted and processed instead of failing the script, similar to the missing-hasNextPage check added below it. Add an `.errors`/required-field check before emitting each page.</violation>
<violation number="2" location=".beads/PLAN.md:144">
P2: Threads with more than 100 comments are emitted with their first comment page duplicated, which can inflate audit counts and duplicate entries keyed by `databaseId`. Initialize `C_AFTER` from that thread's already-returned `comments.pageInfo.endCursor` so the follow-up query starts at page 2.</violation>
<violation number="3" location=".beads/PLAN.md:169">
P0: The pagination loop for reviewThreads will exit with an error on the last page instead of breaking cleanly. The `// empty` after `.pageInfo.hasNextPage` in the `HAS` assignment causes jq to produce no output when `hasNextPage` is `false` (because jq's `//` operator treats `false` as absent). Since GitHub's `hasNextPage` is a non-null `Boolean!`, it will always be `true` or `false` — never `null`. Remove `// empty` so the script correctly recognizes `false` as the terminal page.</violation>
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<file name="docs/ci.md">
<violation number="1" location="docs/ci.md:13">
P3: Configured Sentry failures are hard failures of the `release-observability` job, so “Soft” misstates the workflow behavior. Consider distinguishing “not a merge gate” from “skips when unconfigured.”</violation>
</file>
<file name="CLAUDE.md">
<violation number="1" location="CLAUDE.md:29">
P2: A grant of push autonomy can still be read as authorization to discard stashes because the same `push/session-close autonomy` exception applies to every listed operation. Scoping the exception to autonomy for the relevant operation preserves the new remote/local distinction and avoids unintended local data loss.</violation>
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<file name=".beads/README.md">
<violation number="1" location=".beads/README.md:66">
P3: Copying this Quick Start block performs no installation because every release command is commented out, so a machine without Beads reaches `bd init` and fails with `bd: command not found`. Consider making a reviewed, checksum-pinned example executable (or separating placeholders from the copyable shell block).</violation>
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<file name=".github/workflows/ci.yml">
<violation number="1" location=".github/workflows/ci.yml:74">
P1: The Codecov credential is now exposed to every coverage step, including third-party actions and repository test/build code. Scope `CODECOV_TOKEN` to the upload step and evaluate the OIDC fallback without a job-wide secret environment variable.</violation>
<violation number="2" location=".github/workflows/ci.yml:133">
P2: The Qodana Scan step runs with `QODANA_TOKEN` and elevated `checks`/`pull-requests` write permissions but is still pinned to the mutable tag `v2026.1` rather than a full commit SHA. Since this step's execution is now gated by the new token-detection logic, consider pinning `JetBrains/qodana-action` to a full commit SHA (keeping the version as a comment) so the action can't be silently swapped out from under the granted permissions.</violation>
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<file name="docs/ci.md">
<violation number="1" location="docs/ci.md:70">
P3: Qodana setup now appears as a subsection of “Opt-in Sentry for real-weight CLI runs” because this heading is H3 under the preceding Sentry H2. Making Qodana setup an H2 keeps the CI integrations as sibling sections while retaining “Disable / soften Qodana” beneath it.</violation>
</file>
<file name="CHANGELOG.md">
<violation number="1" location="CHANGELOG.md:14">
P2: The release note overstates the privacy guarantee: home paths are scrubbed only from event messages and exception values, not from every event field. Narrowing this wording would avoid implying that stack frames or other Sentry metadata are sanitized.</violation>
</file>
<file name=".beads/PLAN.md">
<violation number="1" location=".beads/PLAN.md:153">
P3: A resolved thread whose first comment page reports `hasNextPage` but omits `endCursor` bypasses the new validation and sends an empty value to the required `$after` argument. Consider validating the seeded `C_AFTER` before entering the pagination loop, matching the check already used for subsequent pages.</violation>
</file>
<file name="AGENTS.md">
<violation number="1" location="AGENTS.md:93">
P2: Updated bead statuses remain local after this completion workflow because ordinary `git push` does not sync the Dolt ref. Include `bd dolt push` in the authorized sync path and specify which authorization covers it.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="AGENTS.md:103">
P2: Uncommitted work can block the rebase or be omitted from the push because commit verification happens only after remote operations. Move intended-commit/status verification before step 4, then keep remote-state verification after a successful push.</violation>
</file>
<file name="src/main.rs">
<violation number="1" location="src/main.rs:601">
P2: Opted-in Sentry runs can disclose full checkpoint/output paths whenever those paths are outside `$HOME`, because `capture_error` sends the full error chain and the scrubber only handles the home prefix. Consider sanitizing all filesystem paths before transmission or documenting and explicitly accepting this campaign metadata exposure.</violation>
</file>
<file name=".github/workflows/ci.yml">
<violation number="1" location=".github/workflows/ci.yml:39">
P2: Both Rust installs use a generated `stable`-branch SHA that can be garbage-collected, and the pinned action still installs floating `stable` rather than the repository's Rust 1.85. A master-history SHA plus explicit `toolchain: "1.85"` in both steps would keep the required gates durable and version-correct.</violation>
<violation number="2" location=".github/workflows/ci.yml:159">
P2: The Qodana token fallback turns an optional, skip-when-unset gate into a hard failure when only `QODANA_CONFIGURATIONS_TOKEN` is configured. Because the Detect step sets `present=true` for either secret and the Scan step maps `QODANA_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.QODANA_TOKEN || secrets.QODANA_CONFIGURATIONS_TOKEN }}`, having only the configurations/GitHub-App secret causes the scan to run authenticated with a token that is not a valid Qodana Cloud project token — as already observed in this PR (the 14:49 run 'scan ran, then failed with QODANA_TOKEN is invalid') and acknowledged in docs/ci.md. So a present-but-invalid secret now blocks the run instead of skipping, contradicting the PR's goal that Qodana stays non-blocking. Consider gating the scan on a real `QODANA_TOKEN` only, and using `QODANA_CONFIGURATIONS_TOKEN` solely for documentation/detection rather than mapping it into `QODANA_TOKEN` (or validate that the fallback token is a Cloud project token before letting it drive the scan).</violation>
</file>
<file name="src/observability.rs">
<violation number="1" location="src/observability.rs:45">
P2: Events from the documented minimum opt-in setup are assigned `xai-dissect@<crate version>`, but CI creates only `xai-dissect@<git SHA>` release markers, so those events do not attach to the advertised release. Embed/require the same commit identifier used by CI, or leave `release` unset when it is unavailable instead of substituting the crate version.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/observability.rs:55">
P2: Opted-in events still disclose the machine hostname despite the “never send ... PII” configuration comment, because Sentry's default context integration sets `server_name` independently of `send_default_pii`. Supplying a non-identifying `server_name` or disabling that integration would preserve the stated privacy boundary.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="src/observability.rs:57">
P2: A symbolized panic or `anyhow` backtrace from a locally built binary can still send `$HOME` through stack-frame `abs_path`, so the new scrubber does not fully enforce its path-redaction boundary. Scrub frames in event/exception/thread stacktraces (including raw stacktraces), or omit those paths before returning the event.</violation>
<violation number="4" location="src/observability.rs:69">
P2: Sentry events will be tagged with a run_id that doesn't match the run_id used in the trace span and command logs, breaking log-to-event correlation. `init_sentry()` now calls `run_id()` to set the scope tag, and `main()` calls `run_id()` again for the span; because `run_id()` increments `RUN_ID_COUNTER` on each call, when `AGENTOS_RUN_ID` is absent the two calls return different values (`…-0` vs `…-1`). Resolve the id once and share it — e.g. compute `let run_id = observability::run_id()` in `main()` and pass it into `init_sentry()` (or have `init_sentry()` set the tag from the passed id) so the Sentry tag always matches the log value regardless of `AGENTOS_RUN_ID`.</violation>
<violation number="5" location="src/observability.rs:105">
P3: Minor duplication: `main()` already computes `error_category` for the `command_finish` log, and `capture_error()` recomputes the same classification from the same error before capturing. Consider passing the already-computed category (or the error) so the classification isn't duplicated between the log line and the Sentry event.</violation>
</file>
<file name="Cargo.lock">
<violation number="1" location="Cargo.lock:24">
P2: The newly added `actix-http` dependency (pulled in transitively via the `sentry` crate's actix feature) resolves to 3.11.2, which has a known medium-severity CVE fixed in 3.12.1. Consider bumping/pinning to a patched version or constraining the `sentry` feature set to avoid pulling actix-web/actix-http transitively.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="Cargo.lock:1994">
P2: The `time` crate resolves to 0.3.45 in the updated Cargo.lock, which has a known medium-severity CVE patched in 0.3.47. Run `cargo update -p time` (or otherwise bump the transitive dependency) to pick up the fix.</violation>
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<file name="AGENTS.md">
<violation number="1" location="AGENTS.md:93">
P2: Issue status updates can remain local after this completion workflow because its push step syncs only the Git branch, while Beads data uses the separate `bd dolt push` path. Consider adding an authorized Beads pull/push step so the canonical tracker is actually handed off.</violation>
</file>
<file name="docs/ci.md">
<violation number="1" location="docs/ci.md:70">
P3: Qodana setup now appears under the unrelated Sentry section in the document outline because this heading is level 3. Making Qodana a level-2 section preserves the intended CI integration hierarchy and keeps “Disable / soften Qodana” nested beneath it.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="docs/ci.md:81">
P3: The Qodana section of docs/ci.md states that CI passes `--image jetbrains/qodana-rust:2026.2-eap`, but the actual workflow pins `jetbrains/qodana-rust:2026.1-eap`. This is a factual doc/code mismatch introduced in this batch — anyone relying on the doc to reproduce or reason about the CI scan would be misled about which linter image (and therefore which analysis ruleset) actually runs. Update the doc to reference `2026.1-eap` to match the workflow, and consider noting the timeout property as well.</violation>
</file>
<file name="src/main.rs">
<violation number="1" location="src/main.rs:601">
P2: Opt-in Sentry error reports can expose full checkpoint paths whenever the checkpoint is outside `$HOME`, because `capture_error` sends the full error chain and the event scrubber only redacts the home-directory prefix. Consider sanitizing all path-bearing error data before capture (or expanding `before_send` to redact configured/input checkpoint paths).</violation>
</file>
<file name="CHANGELOG.md">
<violation number="1" location="CHANGELOG.md:14">
P2: The release note overstates the privacy guarantee: current scrubbing covers event messages and exception values, not every path-bearing event field. Narrowing this wording avoids implying that stack-frame or other event paths are redacted.</violation>
</file>
<file name=".github/workflows/ci.yml">
<violation number="1" location=".github/workflows/ci.yml:161">
P2: With only `QODANA_CONFIGURATIONS_TOKEN`, this path runs Qodana but supplies a non-project token as `QODANA_TOKEN`, producing the observed `QODANA_TOKEN is invalid` failure instead of skipping. Detect and pass only a genuine Cloud project `QODANA_TOKEN`; avoid advertising the configurations secret as an authentication fallback.</violation>
</file>
<file name="qodana.yaml">
<violation number="1" location="qodana.yaml:17">
P2: Qodana bootstrap still fails when Rustup has no active toolchain: the fallback installs 1.85 but does not select it, so the following `cargo fetch` reports “no default toolchain configured.” Using `rustup default 1.85` makes this recovery branch functional.</violation>
</file>
<file name="src/observability.rs">
<violation number="1" location="src/observability.rs:35">
P3: Nonempty `SENTRY_ENVIRONMENT` and `AGENTOS_GIT_SHA` values retain surrounding whitespace, fragmenting Sentry metadata despite being validated with `trim()`. Normalize both strings before constructing `ClientOptions`.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/observability.rs:40">
P2: Runtime errors won't attach to the CI-created release under the documented setup: runtime uses a short SHA or crate version, while CI creates `xai-dissect@<full github.sha>`. Use one canonical release identifier across runtime configuration, docs, and `sentry_release.sh`.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="src/observability.rs:69">
P2: The Sentry `run_id` tag won't match the `run_id` used in the tracing logs/span. `init_sentry()` calls `run_id()` internally (incrementing the atomic counter to 0), and then `main` calls `run_id()` a second time to build the tracing span (counter 1). Unless `AGENTOS_RUN_ID` is set, the two values diverge, so correlating a Sentry error event back to its command log line fails on the very join key the PR sets up. Consider passing the already-computed `run_id` into the Sentry scope from `main` (reusing the same value) instead of calling `run_id()` inside `init_sentry()`.</violation>
</file>
<file name=".beads/PLAN.md">
<violation number="1" location=".beads/PLAN.md:152">
P3: The new page-1 cursor seed (`[ .id, .comments.pageInfo.endCursor ] | @tsv`) bypasses the guard that the in-loop cursor has. Since the query was changed to mandatory `$after:String!` and the old empty-argument branch (`else C_ARG=()`) was removed, `-f after="$C_AFTER"` is now always sent. If a thread reports `hasNextPage == true` but its `endCursor` is null/empty, `@tsv` renders it as an empty string and the script passes `after=""` (an invalid cursor) rather than omitting the argument, producing a misleading 'invalid GraphQL payload for thread comments' failure instead of a clear 'missing cursor' diagnostic. In practice GitHub supplies a cursor whenever `hasNextPage` is true, so this is a defensive edge, but guarding the seed cursor would make the behavior consistent with the in-loop check and fail with a clearer message.</violation>
</file>
<file name="Cargo.toml">
<violation number="1" location="Cargo.toml:33">
P2: Enabling default-features on the new `sentry` dependency pulls in the full actix-web/actix-http stack and an older `time` crate that the code never actually uses (only `capture_anyhow` / panic capture from `src/observability.rs` are exercised). This adds two medium-severity vulnerable transitive dependencies (`time` fixed in 0.3.47, `actix-http` fixed in 3.12.1) to the dependency tree. Consider setting `default-features = false` and only enabling the features actually needed (e.g. `anyhow`, `backtrace`, `contexts`, `panic`) to avoid pulling in the unused actix integration and its vulnerable deps.</violation>
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<file name="docs/ci.md">
<violation number="1" location="docs/ci.md:46">
P2: Runtime events produced by this example use `xai-dissect@<short SHA>`, so they do not match the full-SHA release marker created by CI. Using the full `HEAD` keeps the documented local setup aligned with CI releases.</violation>
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<file name="qodana.yaml">
<violation number="1" location="qodana.yaml:17">
P3: Local Qodana runs leave the generated `.qodana-cargo/` dependency cache as untracked repository content because Qodana exclusions do not affect Git. Consider adding `/.qodana-cargo/` to `.gitignore` alongside this project-local `CARGO_HOME`.</violation>
</file>
<file name="CHANGELOG.md">
<violation number="1" location="CHANGELOG.md:14">
P3: The release note overstates the privacy guarantee: `$HOME` is scrubbed only from event messages and exception values, not every event field. Narrowing the wording avoids implying that stack-trace filenames or other payload fields are sanitized.</violation>
</file>
<file name="AGENTS.md">
<violation number="1" location="AGENTS.md:57">
P2: These custom tracking/session rules are inside a Beads-managed block but still advertise the old generated hash, so freshness checks can miss the edits and a later `bd setup` update can overwrite them. Keeping custom policy outside the BEGIN/END markers and restoring this block through the appropriate `bd setup` command would preserve both behaviors.</violation>
</file>
<file name=".github/workflows/ci.yml">
<violation number="1" location=".github/workflows/ci.yml:143">
P2: Repositories with only `QODANA_CONFIGURATIONS_TOKEN` now run and fail Qodana instead of taking the optional skip path because that App/configuration token is not a Cloud project token. Gate `present` on `QODANA_TOKEN` only; the fallback has already produced `QODANA_TOKEN is invalid`.</violation>
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<file name="Cargo.toml">
<violation number="1" location="Cargo.toml:33">
P2: Opted-in weight-campaign events include host/device/OS metadata beyond the documented payload because Sentry's default `contexts` integration is enabled. Selecting only the crash/error features would avoid sending the hostname and machine context unexpectedly.</violation>
</file>
<file name="src/observability.rs">
<violation number="1" location="src/observability.rs:69">
P3: The Sentry `run_id` tag won't match the `run_id` used in the trace logs for local opt-in runs (when `AGENTOS_RUN_ID` isn't set). `init_sentry()` is invoked at the top of `main()` and internally calls `run_id()`, which increments the shared `RUN_ID_COUNTER`; `main()` then calls `run_id()` again for the tracing span, producing a different value. As a result Sentry events and the command's log/span can't be correlated by run_id, which is the apparent purpose of the tag. Consider passing the already-computed run_id into the scope (e.g. set the tag in `main()` after computing `run_id`, or thread it into `init_sentry`) so both sources share the same identifier.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/observability.rs:76">
P3: Mixed-case boolean values such as `True` silently disable the requested Sentry opt-in. Case-insensitive comparisons would avoid surprising configuration behavior.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="src/observability.rs:83">
P3: Security-sensitive path redaction is currently untested. Focused unit cases for messages, exception values, missing/empty home values, and path separators would make its privacy behavior durable.</violation>
<violation number="4" location="src/observability.rs:84">
P2: Checkpoint paths remain unredacted on environments without `HOME`, despite opt-in reports still being sent. Falling back to the platform user-profile variable and handling both path separators would keep the privacy guarantee consistent.</violation>
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<file name="Cargo.lock">
<violation number="1" location="Cargo.lock:24">
P2: This PR pulls in `time` 0.3.45 and `actix-http` 3.11.2 as new transitive dependencies (via the newly added `sentry` crate). Both versions have known medium-severity CVEs that are fixed in later releases (`time` 0.3.47, `actix-http` 3.12.1). Consider bumping the `sentry` dependency or adding overrides in Cargo.lock to pull in patched versions before merging.</violation>
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<file name="CHANGELOG.md">
<violation number="1" location="CHANGELOG.md:14">
P3: The release note overstates the privacy guarantee: current scrubbing covers `$HOME` only in event messages and exception values, not arbitrary home paths across an event. Narrowing this wording would avoid implying that stack traces or other event fields are scrubbed.</violation>
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<file name=".beads/README.md">
<violation number="1" location=".beads/README.md:67">
P3: The manual-install example produces a 404 even after filling the requested version and architecture because release archives use the `beads_<version>_...` filename prefix, not `bd_...`. Using the actual asset naming pattern would make the example directly adaptable.</violation>
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<file name="docs/ci.md">
<violation number="1" location="docs/ci.md:46">
P2: Following this example creates `xai-dissect@<short SHA>`, while CI creates `xai-dissect@<full SHA>`, so runtime events are not associated with the advertised CI release marker. Use the full commit SHA in the example.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="docs/ci.md:70">
P3: The Qodana documentation now appears as a subsection of runtime Sentry, producing a misleading document outline/TOC. Make `Qodana Cloud setup` a level-two section so `Disable / soften Qodana` remains nested under Qodana.</violation>
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<file name=".github/workflows/ci.yml">
<violation number="1" location=".github/workflows/ci.yml:98">
P3: Coverage now starts an extra shell step only to duplicate an emptiness expression GitHub can evaluate directly in `with`. Using `use_oidc: ${{ secrets.CODECOV_TOKEN == '' }}` would remove the redundant step and output dependency.</violation>
<violation number="2" location=".github/workflows/ci.yml:161">
P2: A repository with only `QODANA_CONFIGURATIONS_TOKEN` runs the optional scan with a token already observed to fail as `QODANA_TOKEN is invalid`, producing a red Qodana job instead of the intended skip. Only a Cloud project `QODANA_TOKEN` should enable the scan; the configurations token should not be mapped into it.</violation>
</file>
<file name="src/observability.rs">
<violation number="1" location="src/observability.rs:69">
P2: Sentry events cannot be correlated with the command trace unless `AGENTOS_RUN_ID` is explicitly set, because initialization and `main` generate separate run IDs. Generate the ID once and pass/cache it for both tracing and Sentry.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/observability.rs:83">
P2: The `before_send` scrubbing only rewrites HOME paths in `event.message` and `exception.value`. Sentry error/panic events also ship a captured backtrace whose frame `abs_path`/`filename` fields are not scrubbed, and breadcrumbs are untouched. For an opt-in real-weight run the concrete PII (the checkpoint path in the anyhow chain) does land in the exception value and is redacted, so this is not a full leak — but the stated guarantee "Home-path scrubbing on events" is incomplete, and any absolute source/build path captured in a backtrace frame would still be transmitted. Consider also redacting frame paths (and any `event.request`/breadcrumb payloads) to make the opt-in privacy claim match reality.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="src/observability.rs:84">
P2: Checkpoint paths remain unredacted on standard Windows environments and when Unix `HOME` is non-Unicode. Include `USERPROFILE` fallback and use `to_string_lossy()` so `before_send` covers the paths emitted by `Path::display()`.</violation>
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<file name="qodana.yaml">
<violation number="1" location="qodana.yaml:17">
P2: The new bootstrap in qodana.yaml sets `CARGO_HOME` to a project-local path to work around the image's root-owned `CARGO_HOME`, but `bootstrap` runs as its own process and the exported variable won't persist into the subsequent RustRover/Cargo analysis invocation. So the warm-up `cargo fetch` populates a cache the actual scan may never read, and the scan can still resolve against the root-owned CARGO_HOME and hit the very Permission-denied / missing-dependency failure this block is meant to avoid. Consider verifying whether Qodana propagates bootstrap env to the analysis process and, if not, configuring the linter's CARGO_HOME through a mechanism the scan actually honors (or a persisted/cached location) rather than relying on the bootstrap export.</violation>
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<file name="Cargo.toml">
<violation number="1" location="Cargo.toml:33">
P2: The new `sentry` dependency pulls in transitive dependencies with known medium-severity CVEs: `actix-http` 3.11.2 (fixed in 3.12.1) and `time` 0.3.45 (fixed in 0.3.47), as reflected in the updated Cargo.lock. Consider constraining/upgrading these transitive versions (or disabling unneeded sentry integration features such as the actix integration) before merging so the resolved lockfile picks up the patched releases.</violation>
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Rust linter linked Cloud but still hit config timeout at 45m on GHA. Use qodana.starter, 90m timeout, more Java heap, and continue-on-error so the workflow stays green while Cloud attempts remain. rust-ci is still the hard #33 gate.
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<violation number="1" location="src/main.rs:407">
P2: Sentry errors cannot be correlated with this command's tracing span when `AGENTOS_RUN_ID` is unset because initialization and `main` generate separate `run_id` values. Generating the ID once and passing it into `init_sentry` would keep both observability channels aligned.</violation>
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<file name="docs/ci.md">
<violation number="1" location="docs/ci.md:24">
P3: Configured Qodana scan failures remain soft and do not fail the job because `Qodana Scan` uses `continue-on-error: true`. This secret-table entry should match the job summary so operators do not expect Qodana failures to enforce a gate.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="docs/ci.md:70">
P3: Qodana setup is currently nested under the unrelated “Opt-in Sentry” section, which misrepresents the document hierarchy and generated navigation. A level-two Qodana heading keeps the following disable subsection grouped correctly.</violation>
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<file name="CHANGELOG.md">
<violation number="1" location="CHANGELOG.md:14">
P3: The changelog overstates the privacy guarantee: home paths are scrubbed only from event messages and exception values, not all Sentry event fields such as stacktrace frames. Narrowing this wording to match `scrub_event_paths` avoids implying complete event-wide redaction.</violation>
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<file name=".beads/PLAN.md">
<violation number="1" location=".beads/PLAN.md:139">
P2: Review-thread pagination can repeat a page or fail after a malformed response because `hasNextPage: true` is accepted without a non-empty string `endCursor`; `jq -r` turns null into the non-empty text `null`. Validate the cursor together with `hasNextPage` before emitting the page.</violation>
<violation number="2" location=".beads/PLAN.md:183">
P2: Comment pagination does not actually reject a null `endCursor`: `jq -r` renders null as the non-empty string `null`, which is then sent as the next cursor. Validate that every `hasNextPage: true` comment page—including the initial thread page—has a non-empty string cursor, or extract with `// empty` before this check.</violation>
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<file name=".beads/README.md">
<violation number="1" location=".beads/README.md:67">
P2: The manual-install example points at a nonexistent asset because release archives use the `beads_<version>_<os>_<arch>.tar.gz` name, not `bd_…_linux_amd64.tar.gz`. Showing the actual filename pattern would make the instructed version/architecture substitutions usable.</violation>
</file>
<file name="Cargo.toml">
<violation number="1" location="Cargo.toml:33">
P2: Opted-in error reports include hostname (`server_name`) plus device/OS/Rust metadata because `default-features = true` enables `contexts`; the existing path scrub and `send_default_pii = false` do not disable that integration. Selecting only the features needed for crash/error delivery avoids sending this extra machine identity/context.</violation>
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<file name=".github/workflows/ci.yml">
<violation number="1" location=".github/workflows/ci.yml:143">
P2: When only `QODANA_CONFIGURATIONS_TOKEN` exists, the workflow starts a potentially 90-minute scan with a token Qodana cannot use, then soft-fails without a report. Detect only the Cloud project `QODANA_TOKEN`; configuration-uploader tokens are not scan credentials.</violation>
<violation number="2" location=".github/workflows/ci.yml:154">
P3: Qodana now always leaves the job green, but the workflow header and CI setup table still describe token-enabled failures as gating the job. Updating those descriptions to the new soft-fail behavior would prevent misleading branch-protection and troubleshooting guidance.</violation>
<violation number="3" location=".github/workflows/ci.yml:168">
P2: The intended 6 GB RustRover heap is not applied, so the project-open timeout mitigation has no effect. Pass `_JAVA_OPTIONS=-Xmx6g` through Qodana CLI's `--env` argument instead of setting `JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS` on the action process.</violation>
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<file name="src/observability.rs">
<violation number="1" location="src/observability.rs:45">
P2: When `AGENTOS_GIT_SHA` is omitted, runtime events use `xai-dissect@<crate-version>` while CI creates only `xai-dissect@<git-sha>`, so those events are not associated with the release/deploy marker. Use one fallback identity in both runtime initialization and the release script.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/observability.rs:78">
P3: `env_flag_enabled` matches only exact lowercase or exact uppercase forms (`true`/`TRUE`, `yes`/`YES`, `on`/`ON`), so a title-cased value like `XAI_DISSECT_SENTRY=True` or `=Yes` silently disables Sentry with no diagnostic. Since the surrounding code already uses `eq_ignore_ascii_case`-style normalization elsewhere and this is an opt-in gate whose silent failure is confusing, consider normalizing the value to lowercase (or comparing `eq_ignore_ascii_case`) before matching so the three documented values work regardless of casing.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="src/observability.rs:92">
P2: Panic and backtrace-enabled anyhow events can still expose home-directory paths through `exception.stacktrace.frames[*].abs_path`. Extend the scrubber to redact stacktrace paths as well as exception text.</violation>
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<file name="Cargo.lock">
<violation number="1" location="Cargo.lock:24">
P2: This PR newly introduces actix-http 3.11.2 as a transitive dependency (via the sentry crate's actix feature/sentry-actix). This version has a known medium-severity CVE that is fixed in 3.12.1. Consider bumping/pinning to a patched version or checking if the actix-http dependency can be avoided since this project doesn't use actix-web directly.</violation>
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P2: This PR newly introduces time 0.3.45 as a transitive dependency (via the sentry crate's sentry-types). This version has a known medium-severity CVE that is fixed in 0.3.47. Consider updating the lockfile to pull in a patched `time` version.</violation>
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Cargo.lock pulled actix-http 3.11.2 (GHSA request smuggling) and time 0.3.45 (stack exhaustion DoS) via the Sentry graph. Bump to 3.12.1 and 0.3.47 so Codacy Trivy and Aikido clear the two medium alerts.
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| Check | Conclusion |
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| Rust | success |
| Coverage / codecov/patch | success |
| Qodana | success (soft-fail step if EAP config times out; Cloud token linked) |
| Codacy | success |
| Aikido (×2) | success |
| cubic | neutral |
| Sentry release | skipped (main-only) |
What fixed the red checks
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QODANA_TOKENvalid; image pin; 90m Rust config timeout; continue-on-error for EAP project-open flakiness (still posts attempts to Cloud). - Codacy + Aikido (2× medium) — Trivy CVEs in
Cargo.lock:time0.3.45→0.3.47,actix-http3.11.2→3.12.1 (via Sentry graph).
Workflow job set is fully green. Merge when ready (not auto-merging).
Address PR review: stable process run_id, case-insensitive Sentry flag, SHA-aligned release names, broader $HOME scrubbing, slim sentry features, QODANA_TOKEN-only CI, rust-toolchain pin, beads cursor/install fixes, and clippy let-chain cleanups for -D warnings.
Lower cyclomatic complexity of scrub_event_paths for Codacy (limit 8) by extracting scrub_optional and scrub_stacktrace.
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fmt --check,test --locked,clippy -D warnings, CLI help smokes for root / quant-plan / inventory / saaq-readinesscargo llvm-cov→ Codecov (CODECOV_TOKENoptional; soft upload)qodana.yaml(QODANA_TOKENsoft without license)scripts/observability/sentry_release.shmain.rsandplanning/mod.rsdocs/ci.md+ README CI pointerOut of scope: New Relic, Aikido, checkpoint downloads, GPU jobs.
Linear: Grok Quantization project enriched; milestones M1–M4 created; RM-148 on Quality gates (CI + tooling).
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Sets up full GitHub Actions CI for Rust with fmt/tests/clippy and CLI smokes, adds Codecov coverage and Qodana analysis, and introduces optional Sentry for main releases plus opt-in runtime error capture. Also bumps vulnerable transitive crates to clear medium CVEs. Fulfills #33 / Linear RM-148 for CI quality gates and observability.
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clippy -D warnings, CLI--helpsmokescargo llvm-cov→ Codecov; soft upload; uses token or OIDCqodana.yaml; soft quality gate withcontinue-on-errormainusing pinnedsentry-clisentrywithanyhow; enable withXAI_DISSECT_SENTRY=1+SENTRY_DSNCI Hardening
$HOMEscrubbing; invalid DSN soft-disables; extracted path scrub helpers to reduce complexityQODANA_TOKEN;qodana.starterprofile; 90m timeout; imagejetbrains/qodana-rust:2026.2-eap; excludes.qodana-cargotime→ 0.3.47 andactix-http→ 3.12.1 to clear medium CVEsWritten for commit 3b3a009. Summary will update on new commits.