From 722832b79bdf2a563d6cb53e4561ccd317de6f63 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Jonathan D.A. Jewell" <6759885+hyperpolymath@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Fri, 7 Aug 2026 12:37:48 +0100 Subject: [PATCH 1/3] docs: debt register, documentation audit, and three real defects fixed MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Adds DEBT.adoc — a debt register covering licence, docs, code, proof and CI/CD, with every item evidenced by a file reference or a reproducible command. Supersedes docs/tech-debt-2026-05-26.adoc (marked as such, kept for the historical record). Writing it surfaced three defects that a reader would otherwise have taken at face value: - An UNEARNED OpenSSF Best Practices badge in the README: a hardcoded green shields.io image linked to the *registration form*. The OpenSSF API returns empty for this repo — never registered, no criteria passed. Removed. - ARCHITECTURE.md and GOVERNANCE.md were generic boilerplate describing a src/ tests/ scripts/ layout this repo does not have (it is a Cargo workspace), shadowing the real SPDX-headed .adoc versions. Deleted. - docs/README.adoc carried TWO conflicting SPDX headers, MPL-2.0 on line 1 shadowing CC-BY-SA-4.0 on line 2. Since the linter reads head -1, the documentation map was licensed as code. A duplicated header is more dangerous than a missing one: it passes the presence check while asserting the wrong licence. Also removes LICENSES/AGPL-3.0-or-later.txt, which no file declares. Documentation brought up to date with the estate pipeline: README gains a two-units-of-analysis table and an estate section; STATUS gains the pipeline and its evidence; ROADMAP records round one and states the round-two decision criterion rather than pre-committing. ARCHITECTURE.adoc is banner-flagged as TARGET design with each unbuilt component named (the OCaml analyzer that does not exist, the Python policy engine superseded by the Scallop ruling, the fourth bot role, the Praxis loop). Machine-readable state refreshed: STATE.a2ml gains the round-one milestones, four new blockers and six measured facts; ECOSYSTEM.a2ml gains oikosbot-estate, eclexia and standards. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 --- .machine_readable/6a2/ECOSYSTEM.a2ml | 5 +- .machine_readable/6a2/STATE.a2ml | 29 +- ARCHITECTURE.adoc | 23 + ARCHITECTURE.md | 47 -- DEBT.adoc | 379 +++++++++++++++ GOVERNANCE.md | 60 --- LICENSES/AGPL-3.0-or-later.txt | 661 --------------------------- README.adoc | 121 ++++- ROADMAP.adoc | 40 ++ docs/README.adoc | 10 +- docs/STATUS.adoc | 44 ++ docs/tech-debt-2026-05-26.adoc | 8 + 12 files changed, 635 insertions(+), 792 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 ARCHITECTURE.md create mode 100644 DEBT.adoc delete mode 100644 GOVERNANCE.md delete mode 100644 LICENSES/AGPL-3.0-or-later.txt diff --git a/.machine_readable/6a2/ECOSYSTEM.a2ml b/.machine_readable/6a2/ECOSYSTEM.a2ml index a6a529f..0c905f8 100644 --- a/.machine_readable/6a2/ECOSYSTEM.a2ml +++ b/.machine_readable/6a2/ECOSYSTEM.a2ml @@ -26,5 +26,8 @@ projects = [ { name = "gitbot-fleet", repo = "hyperpolymath/gitbot-fleet", relation = "optional-consumer", note = "OikosBot can run as a fleet member via the excluded crates/oikosbot-fleet bridge; the bots/sustainabot/ slot is reserved and separate." }, { name = "affinescript", repo = "hyperpolymath/affinescript", relation = "upstream-toolchain", note = "Provides the AffineScript compiler/stdlib for bot-integration-affine/." }, { name = "verisimdb", repo = "hyperpolymath/verisimdb", relation = "datastore-dependency", note = "Single identity-consonance store (octad of modal witnesses). Its graph + document witnesses subsume the retired ArangoDB, and its semantic witness subsumes the retired Virtuoso/RDF. Runtime client deferred/gated (VeriSimDB v0.1.0). Seed: databases/ontology/eco.ttl." }, - { name = "hpm-*-rsr", repo = "hyperpolymath/hpm-crypto-rsr, hpm-http-client-rsr, hpm-json-rsr, hpm-github-api-rsr", relation = "ffi-dependency", note = "Zig-FFI RSR libraries consumed by bot-integration-affine via the composite libhpm_github_api (crypto/http/json) through AffineScript extern fn." } + { name = "hpm-*-rsr", repo = "hyperpolymath/hpm-crypto-rsr, hpm-http-client-rsr, hpm-json-rsr, hpm-github-api-rsr", relation = "ffi-dependency", note = "Zig-FFI RSR libraries consumed by bot-integration-affine via the composite libhpm_github_api (crypto/http/json) through AffineScript extern fn." }, + { name = "oikosbot-estate", repo = "hyperpolymath/oikosbot-estate", relation = "data-artefact", note = "DATA ONLY, no code, no CI. Versioned Parquet snapshots (runs/repos/releases) plus analysis.json and a rendered report, one directory per collection run, produced by `oikosbot estate`. Kept OUT of this repo deliberately: history stays git history, and OikosBot never silently measures a corpus containing itself. Named oikosbot-estate, not oikos-*, because the oikos-* prefix belongs to the DSL — see DISAMBIGUATION.adoc." }, + { name = "eclexia", repo = "hyperpolymath/eclexia", relation = "policy-language + future-host", note = "Turing-complete general-purpose language implementing the Economics-as-Code paradigm; far broader in scope than this bot. Today: the .ecl policy surface (currently evaluated by a filename-matching FAKE backend — see DEBT.adoc). Intended trajectory: OikosBot's dominance/frontier maths moves into the Eclexia stdlib so its currently-inert @optimize becomes semantically real for every Eclexia program; OikosBot's DEA duals become the real solver behind shadow_price(), replacing hand-set constants; and OikosBot is eventually IMPLEMENTED IN Eclexia. OikosBot is its first serious application, not its owner." }, + { name = "standards", repo = "hyperpolymath/standards", relation = "reusable-workflows", note = "Supplies the reusable workflows this repo calls (mirror, secret-scanner, scorecard, governance). Pin bumps here are estate-coordinated." } ] diff --git a/.machine_readable/6a2/STATE.a2ml b/.machine_readable/6a2/STATE.a2ml index ffe26e9..c4705e5 100644 --- a/.machine_readable/6a2/STATE.a2ml +++ b/.machine_readable/6a2/STATE.a2ml @@ -5,14 +5,14 @@ [metadata] project = "oikosbot" version = "0.1.0-dev" -last-updated = "2026-07-28" +last-updated = "2026-08-07" status = "active" -session = "2026-07-28 generation-1 go-live: Pareto engine made executable (#42 — crates/oikosbot-pareto: ε-tolerant dominance, normalized weighted frontier, base-vs-head verdicts with confidence gating, oikosbot compare, SARIF pareto_* properties, EconScore composition per ARCHITECTURE); .oikos.yml --config + auto-discovery (estate configs + governance flag now real); push-email-notify removed (dual-use ruling); publish-image root-caused to GHCR package access (permission_denied: write_package — owner grant, Containerfile verified sound via podman); composite action.yml + docs/COMPARISON-climate-warrior.adoc. Rulings: Action-mode first then App; NO interim listener (upstream AffineScript Http::Server instead); advisor + machine-checked trade-offs; Scallop replaces DeepProbLog. Prior session: 2026-06-21 close-out of the post-extraction work: fleet bridge → BotId::Oikosbot + ReScript-era containers removed (#5); finding taxonomy in NEUROSYM.a2ml [finding-taxonomy] + policies/finding_taxonomy.ecl (#9); robot-repo-automaton build fix + Rust build/test/clippy CI gate (gitbot-fleet); stale-identity sweep across SECURITY/CLAUDE/META (#11); standards reusable-workflow pin refresh (#13); LICENSE dual-SPDX MPL-2.0 + CC-BY-SA-4.0, SECURITY.md finalized (reporting → j.d.a.jewell@open.ac.uk), redundant trufflehog job dropped (#14); added docs/README.adoc documentation map. Open follow-ups: #12 (taxonomy vocab reconciliation), #16 (developer+maintainer docs + README split), #17 (end-user docs), #18 (taxonomy tags through Finding types)." +session = "2026-08-07 documentation + debt audit: DEBT.adoc written (licence/docs/code/proof/CI-CD, every item evidenced); removed an UNEARNED OpenSSF Best Practices badge (API returns empty — never registered); deleted ARCHITECTURE.md and GOVERNANCE.md (generic boilerplate describing a src/tests/ layout this repo does not have, shadowing the real .adoc versions); deleted orphaned LICENSES/AGPL-3.0-or-later.txt (no file declares it); fixed docs/README.adoc's DUPLICATED SPDX header (MPL-2.0 on line 1 shadowing CC-BY-SA-4.0 on line 2 — a doc licensed as code, and a class of defect that passes the presence check while asserting the wrong licence); ARCHITECTURE.adoc banner-flagged as TARGET design with each unbuilt component named; tech-debt-2026-05-26.adoc marked superseded; wiki built out from a one-line stub; repo description and topics set. Prior session 2026-08-03/04 estate economics round one: #60 merged (oikosbot-telemetry/-capability/-dea + estate CLI), oikosbot-estate snapshot repo created, #65 in review (path-keyed gate detection). Prior: 2026-07-28 generation-1 go-live: Pareto engine made executable (#42 — crates/oikosbot-pareto: ε-tolerant dominance, normalized weighted frontier, base-vs-head verdicts with confidence gating, oikosbot compare, SARIF pareto_* properties, EconScore composition per ARCHITECTURE); .oikos.yml --config + auto-discovery (estate configs + governance flag now real); push-email-notify removed (dual-use ruling); publish-image root-caused to GHCR package access (permission_denied: write_package — owner grant, Containerfile verified sound via podman); composite action.yml + docs/COMPARISON-climate-warrior.adoc. Rulings: Action-mode first then App; NO interim listener (upstream AffineScript Http::Server instead); advisor + machine-checked trade-offs; Scallop replaces DeepProbLog. Prior session: 2026-06-21 close-out of the post-extraction work: fleet bridge → BotId::Oikosbot + ReScript-era containers removed (#5); finding taxonomy in NEUROSYM.a2ml [finding-taxonomy] + policies/finding_taxonomy.ecl (#9); robot-repo-automaton build fix + Rust build/test/clippy CI gate (gitbot-fleet); stale-identity sweep across SECURITY/CLAUDE/META (#11); standards reusable-workflow pin refresh (#13); LICENSE dual-SPDX MPL-2.0 + CC-BY-SA-4.0, SECURITY.md finalized (reporting → j.d.a.jewell@open.ac.uk), redundant trufflehog job dropped (#14); added docs/README.adoc documentation map. Open follow-ups: #12 (taxonomy vocab reconciliation), #16 (developer+maintainer docs + README split), #17 (end-user docs), #18 (taxonomy tags through Finding types)." [project-context] name = "OikosBot" purpose = "OikosBot — an ecological & economic code-analysis GitHub/GitLab App. NB: the similarly-named 'oikos' DSL (separate repo hyperpolymath/oikos-economics-accounting-dsl) and the 'sustainabot' gitbot-fleet slot are SEPARATE projects — see DISAMBIGUATION.adoc." -completion-percentage = 50 +completion-percentage = 60 [position] phase = "implementation" # design | implementation | testing | maintenance | archived @@ -26,13 +26,20 @@ milestones = [ { id = "stdlib-json-v03", status = "landed-upstream", repo = "affinescript", pr = 421, summary = "stdlib/json.affine RSR rewire to hpm-json-rsr Zig FFI — unblocks OikosBot webhook payload extraction" }, { id = "stdlib-http-server", status = "landed-upstream", repo = "affinescript", pr = 425, summary = "stdlib/Http.affine RSR rewire — surfaces hpm-http-rsr Zig FFI server externs — unblocks OikosBot accept loop" }, { id = "bot-affine-implementation", status = "in-progress", summary = "Orchestration handler wired: Payload.affine extracts PR fields (stdlib json lazy descent) and handle_github_webhook calls Oikos.handle_pr_event (HMAC already done). REMAINING: bind the HTTP listener (Sub.http_server), gated on the stdlib Http::Server host type. NOTE: AffineScript unverified — no AS toolchain in env." }, - { id = "db-single-verisimdb", status = "in-progress", summary = "Retarget data layer to a single VeriSimDB store; octad witnesses subsume ArangoDB (graph/document) + Virtuoso (semantic). Design + config done this session; runtime client deferred/gated (VeriSimDB v0.1.0 + AffineScript transport)." } + { id = "db-single-verisimdb", status = "in-progress", summary = "Retarget data layer to a single VeriSimDB store; octad witnesses subsume ArangoDB (graph/document) + Virtuoso (semantic). Design + config done this session; runtime client deferred/gated (VeriSimDB v0.1.0 + AffineScript transport)." }, + { id = "estate-economics-round-one", status = "landed", pr = 60, summary = "Estate as the unit of analysis. New crates oikosbot-telemetry (gh-API collector, Parquet snapshots, derived energy/carbon/cost), oikosbot-capability (verified-capability output metrics incl. fake-gate detection from run history), oikosbot-dea (Data Envelopment Analysis: input-oriented CCR + BCC solved as paired envelopment/multiplier LPs on good_lp+HiGHS, yielding theta, peer reference sets and dual weights). New `oikosbot estate collect|analyse|report` CLI. Read-only by design: reports, does not gate. Rationale: allocative efficiency is undefined for a single diff — it needs competing claims on a shared budget." }, + { id = "estate-snapshot-repo", status = "landed", summary = "hyperpolymath/oikosbot-estate created — versioned Parquet snapshots + analysis.json + rendered report, one directory per collection run. Data lives outside oikosbot so the tool never silently measures a corpus containing itself, and so snapshot history is git history." }, + { id = "path-keyed-gate-detection", status = "in-review", pr = 65, summary = "Final-review fix: capability assess() grouped by workflow_name (free text, non-unique) which merged distinct same-named workflows and could hide a fake-gate candidate behind a same-named failing one. Now keyed on workflow_path. Re-run found 1482 candidates across 313 repos vs 1270 by the earlier by-name method — the concealment was real. Also: local staging write failures now log-and-continue rather than aborting a multi-owner sweep." } ] [blockers-and-issues] issues = [ { id = "github-actions-budget", severity = "operational", summary = "Actions spending limit exhausted intermittently across the estate. Signature: job conclusion 'failure' with ZERO steps and the annotation 'job was not started because recent account payments have failed'. Hit 2 of 15 swept consumer repos (chronicles-of-slavia, canonical-ums — the latter private). NOT a workflow defect; do not debug the workflow when steps==0." }, - { id = "enforcement-inert", severity = "design", summary = "`--check` cannot block a merge: only Measured/Calibrated inputs may fail a run and the analyzer emits only Estimated (calibration.rs exists but estimate_resources() is still naive complexity*0.1 J). Refusal is LOUD (::warning::) as of #47, never silent. Real fix tracked in issue #48." }, + { id = "actions-lockfile-enforcement", severity = "resolved", summary = "RESOLVED for this repo. GitHub's Actions workflow-lockfile enforcement killed every workflow estate-wide at startup (0s startup_failure, error visible only on the run's HTML page). Cured by shipping .github/workflows/actions.lock in #61; reusable-caller permissions fixed in #63. CI now runs green (Hypatia, Secret Scanner, Governance, Language Policy, CodeQL). Consumers still need their own lockfiles — see consumer-fleet-dark." }, + { id = "enforcement-inert", severity = "design", summary = "PER-FILE path only: `--check` cannot block a merge, since only Measured/Calibrated inputs may fail a run and the analyzer emits only Estimated (calibration.rs exists but has ZERO callers; estimate_resources() is still naive complexity*0.1 J). Refusal is LOUD (::warning::) as of #47, never silent. Real fix tracked in issue #48. NOTE the ESTATE path is now the exception: oikosbot-telemetry derive.rs assigns Confidence::Measured to wall_minutes from the GitHub API — the first genuinely Measured quantity in the system." }, + { id = "per-file-collinearity", severity = "design", summary = "estimate_resources() derives energy, duration, carbon and memory from ONE integer (complexity = raw AST node count), so four of five Pareto objectives are scalar multiples of each other and the frontier collapses to a 1-D sort. The dominance maths in oikosbot-pareto is correct; the inputs make it near-vacuous. SOLVED at estate level (telemetry axes measured independent: wall_minutes~size_kb = -0.049 across 381 repos). UNSOLVED at file level. See DEBT.adoc." }, + { id = "policy-engines-never-execute", severity = "design", summary = "TWO fake gates. (1) policy-engine/datalog/eco_rules.dl has never executed — Souffle is DECLARED in guix/manifest.scm and guix/oikos.scm but invoked nowhere (no match in Justfile, *.just or any workflow); its allocation-waste and debt rules have no Rust counterpart. (2) oikosbot-eclexia's default backend dispatches on the .ecl FILE STEM and never reads file contents; its hardcoded thresholds contradict the files (energy_threshold.ecl says >50 J per function, builtin fires >1000 J total). Mitigated by a loud ::warning:: in #59; still fake." }, + { id = "consumer-fleet-dark", severity = "operational", summary = "15 estate repos carry .github/workflows/oikosbot.yml pinned to oikosbot@bb95ab50 (v0.1.0), all merged — but each needs its OWN Actions lockfile before its workflows can start. OikosBot is installed everywhere and running nowhere. Highest-value follow-up." }, { id = "idaptik-ums-repo-wide-startup-failure", severity = "external", summary = "metadatastician/idaptik-ums fails ALL workflows at startup on main (OikosBot, Licence hygiene, CodeQL), with two workflows displayed as PATHS not names — the estate tell for never-parsed. Repo-level, pre-existing, not caused by the OikosBot sweep (the same file succeeded on a branch there)." } ] @@ -43,7 +50,10 @@ actions = [ { id = "bot-affine-webhook-handler", priority = "P2", summary = "Wire the AS-side webhook receiver in bot-integration-affine/ using Http server + Json stdlib externs (ruled: do the upstream AffineScript work, no interim listener)" }, { id = "hpm-json-object-keys", priority = "P3", summary = "Add hpm_json_object_keys export to hpm-json-rsr Zig FFI to close the JObject materialisation gap in stdlib/json.affine to_json" }, { id = "scallop-policy-engine", priority = "P3", summary = "Port policy-engine/datalog/eco_rules.dl to Scallop (Rust neurosymbolic Datalog) and retire the Python DeepProbLog assets. Ruled 2026-07-28; no Python exemption." }, - { id = "verisimdb-client", priority = "P4", summary = "Build the deferred VeriSimDB client (Zig-FFI connector mirroring the hpm-* pattern, or a REST client from the AS transport); gated on VeriSimDB maturity + affinescript #421/#425 integration" } + { id = "verisimdb-client", priority = "P4", summary = "Build the deferred VeriSimDB client (Zig-FFI connector mirroring the hpm-* pattern, or a REST client from the AS transport); gated on VeriSimDB maturity + affinescript #421/#425 integration" }, + { id = "consumer-lockfile-sweep", priority = "P1", summary = "Ship an Actions lockfile into each of the 15 consumer repos carrying oikosbot.yml so the installed workflows can actually start. Until then OikosBot is installed everywhere and running nowhere — the single highest-value follow-up now that this repo's own CI is green." }, + { id = "estate-round-two-decision", priority = "P2", summary = "Round two is decided by evidence, not pre-committed. Candidates: (A) export DEA duals as shadow prices and wire Eclexia's inert @optimize via a shared dominance crate; (B) enforcement + calibration (#48); (C) deepen the substrate (stock-flow-consistency identity checks, static capability signals, longer backfill). Decision criterion: the independence matrix, dual stability across >=2 snapshots, and telemetry coverage — all reported by the pipeline itself. Requires snapshot #2." }, + { id = "pr-decoration", priority = "P2", summary = "The one table stake every comparable product has and OikosBot lacks: a single updated-in-place PR comment with a one-line verdict header and an honest estimated/measured count. SARIF-to-code-scanning is not a substitute — it does not gate merges and reviewers do not open the Security tab during review. Blocked on nothing." } ] [verified-facts] @@ -54,7 +64,12 @@ facts = [ { id = "json-valid-is-not-sarif-valid", statement = "serde_json parsing success proves parseable JSON only, NOT SARIF schema validity. That weaker check is what let the fixes[] defect ship." }, { id = "pages-first-ever-deploy", statement = "https://hyperpolymath.github.io/oikosbot/ returns 200. It had NEVER deployed: 30/30 casket-pages runs showed 'cancelled', which were timeout expiries (cold GHC build > timeout-minutes 15) — GitHub reports timeout as 'cancelled', not 'failed'." }, { id = "linter-was-vacuous", statement = "workflow-linter.yml 'Check pinned actions' could not fail on any input (never incremented, no exit) and globbed only .github/workflows. Fixed #46: increments+exits, scans examples/, and probes SHA EXISTENCE via the API. Falsifier-verified: exit 2 on a tag ref plus a real phantom SHA." }, - { id = "phantom-sha-scale", statement = "Local grep suggested 149 files / 120 repos; measured against ORIGIN it is 31 files, of which only 7 are root-level (executable). 24 are nested inside monorepos where GitHub never executes them." } + { id = "phantom-sha-scale", statement = "Local grep suggested 149 files / 120 repos; measured against ORIGIN it is 31 files, of which only 7 are root-level (executable). 24 are nested inside monorepos where GitHub never executes them." }, + { id = "estate-axes-independent", statement = "MEASURED 2026-08-03 over 381 repos / 69,445 runs: pearson(wall_minutes, size_kb) = -0.049. This is the falsifier for the whole estate design — had compute time proved to be a proxy for code volume, the DEA inputs would have been one variable in disguise and the premise would have failed. It did not." }, + { id = "analyse-deterministic", statement = "Two independent `estate analyse` runs over frozen staging produce BYTE-IDENTICAL analysis.json (verified by diff of jq -S output). No HashMap, no timestamps, no filesystem-order leakage in the analyse path." }, + { id = "grouping-key-concealed-candidates", statement = "MEASURED 2026-08-07: grouping runs by workflow_name rather than workflow_path merged distinct same-named workflows and concealed fake-gate candidates. By path: 1482 candidates across 313 repos; by name: 1270. The 212-candidate gap is the concealment, and it is why the shipped key is workflow_path." }, + { id = "openssf-badge-was-unearned", statement = "MEASURED 2026-08-07: the README carried a hardcoded green 'OpenSSF Best Practices' badge linking to bestpractices.dev/en/projects/NEW (the registration form). The OpenSSF API (projects.json?url=.../oikosbot) returns EMPTY — the project is not registered and holds no badge. Removed. Template-drift pattern; grep the estate for the same block." }, + { id = "souffle-packaged-never-invoked", statement = "MEASURED 2026-08-07: souffle IS declared in guix/manifest.scm and guix/oikos.scm, but `grep -rn souffle Justfile *.just .github/workflows/*.yml` returns NOTHING. The toolchain is packaged, the Datalog rules are written, and the two are never connected." } ] [maintenance-status] diff --git a/ARCHITECTURE.adoc b/ARCHITECTURE.adoc index f3428b2..4301243 100644 --- a/ARCHITECTURE.adoc +++ b/ARCHITECTURE.adoc @@ -4,6 +4,29 @@ = Oikos Bot: Ecological & Economic Code Analysis Platform +[WARNING] +==== +*This is the TARGET design, not the current state.* Read it as intent. Several +components specified below were never built, and one contradicts a later +ruling: + +* *§"OCaml Documentation Analyzer" (`/analyzers/docs-ocaml/`)* — does not + exist. `analyzers/` contains only `code-haskell`. +* *§"Policy Engine (Datalog + DeepProbLog)" and the tech-stack table's "Python + + Datalog"* — superseded. Python is banned by the language policy, and the + 2026-07-28 ruling retargets the engine to *Scallop* (Rust). The Datalog rules + in `policy-engine/datalog/eco_rules.dl` have never executed. +* *Four bot roles ("consultant, advisor, regulator, and policy developer")* — + `crates/oikosbot-cli/src/config.rs` implements three. There is no `policy + developer` mode. +* *The Praxis Loop and DeepProbLog inference* — not implemented. + +It also predates the *estate* pipeline (`oikosbot-telemetry` / `-capability` / +`-dea`), which is the newest and most evidentially solid surface. For what is +actually built, see link:docs/STATUS.adoc[`docs/STATUS.adoc`], +link:EXPLAINME.adoc[`EXPLAINME.adoc`] and link:DEBT.adoc[`DEBT.adoc`]. +==== + [NOTE] ==== *Note — which product is this?* diff --git a/ARCHITECTURE.md b/ARCHITECTURE.md deleted file mode 100644 index 607e3d8..0000000 --- a/ARCHITECTURE.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,47 +0,0 @@ -# Architecture - -## Overview - -This repository follows a modular, maintainable architecture designed for clarity, scalability, and long-term sustainability. - -## Directory Structure - -``` -. -├── src/ # Source code -├── tests/ # Test suites -├── docs/ # Documentation -├── scripts/ # Utility scripts -├── config/ # Configuration files -├── LICENSE # License file -├── LICENSES/ # Full license texts -└── README.adoc # Project documentation -``` - -## Design Principles - -- **Separation of Concerns**: Each module has a single responsibility -- **Testability**: Code is written to be easily testable -- **Documentation**: All public APIs are documented -- **Configuration**: Environment-specific settings are externalized - -## Dependencies - -- External dependencies are minimized and clearly declared -- Version pinning is used for reproducibility - -## Security Considerations - -- Sensitive data is never committed to the repository -- Secrets are managed through environment variables or secure vaults -- Regular dependency audits are performed - -## Maintainability - -- Code follows consistent style guidelines -- Pull requests require review and CI checks -- Issues and discussions are tracked transparently - ---- - -*Last updated: 2026-07-18* diff --git a/DEBT.adoc b/DEBT.adoc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..84cfdd5 --- /dev/null +++ b/DEBT.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,379 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: CC-BY-SA-4.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell += OikosBot — Debt Register +Jonathan D.A. Jewell +:toc: preamble +:toclevels: 2 + +Audited 2026-08-07. Supersedes link:docs/tech-debt-2026-05-26.adoc[`docs/tech-debt-2026-05-26.adoc`]. + +A tool that prices other repositories' waste has no business hiding its own. +Every entry below is evidenced with a file reference or a command whose output +can be reproduced; nothing is asserted from memory. Where a claim could not be +verified, it says so. + +Severity is about *consequence*, not effort: + +[cols="1,4"] +|=== +| `BLOCKING` | Something advertised does not work. A user relying on it is misled. +| `STRUCTURAL` | Sound today, but the design will not carry the next increment. +| `HYGIENE` | Real, bounded, no blast radius. +|=== + +== Summary + +[cols="1,1,4"] +|=== +| Area | Worst | One-line + +| <> | HYGIENE | One orphaned licence text; one doc missing its SPDX header. +| <> | STRUCTURAL | Two boilerplate files describe a directory layout this repo does not have; `ARCHITECTURE.adoc` specifies components that were never built. +| <> | BLOCKING | The per-file analyser derives every resource axis from one integer, so its Pareto frontier is a one-dimensional sort. +| <> | BLOCKING | The Datalog policy engine has never executed; the Eclexia policy backend matches on filenames and never reads the files. +| <> | HYGIENE | Repo CI is green; the consumer fleet cannot run until each repo ships a lockfile. +|=== + +[#licence] +== Licence debt + +The scheme itself is sound and consistently applied: **MPL-2.0 for code, +CC-BY-SA-4.0 for documentation**, 78 and 29 declarations respectively +(`grep -rhoP "SPDX-License-Identifier: \K[A-Za-z0-9.+-]+"`). + +[cols="1,4"] +|=== +| `HYGIENE` | *`LICENSES/AGPL-3.0-or-later.txt` is orphaned.* No file in the +repository declares `SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later`; the only +textual occurrence of "AGPL" outside `LICENSES/` is a *quotation of another +repo's* header inside `docs/superpowers/specs/`. A REUSE-conformant tree +carries licence texts only for licences actually in use, so this reads as an +unused licence. *Fix:* delete the file. *Risk if wrong:* if a future file +genuinely needs AGPL, re-add it then. + +| `HYGIENE` | *`GOVERNANCE.md` carries no SPDX header at all* — see +<>, where it is slated for deletion as boilerplate. Every other document +in the tree has one. + +| `HYGIENE` | *`docs/README.adoc` was mis-licensed by a duplicated header.* It +carried **two** conflicting identifiers — `MPL-2.0` on line 1 and +`CC-BY-SA-4.0` on line 2. Because the linter reads `head -1`, the documentation +map was being licensed as code. *Fixed in this audit* by removing the stray +MPL-2.0 line; the CC-BY-SA-4.0 identifier is now line 1. Worth noting as a +class: a *duplicated* header is more dangerous than a missing one, because it +passes the presence check while asserting the wrong licence. + +| `HYGIENE` | *SPDX headers must be on line 1.* The estate's linter greps +`head -1` only, so a header on line 3 reads as *missing*. Verified compliant +across the round-one crates (`oikosbot-telemetry`, `-capability`, `-dea`, +`oikosbot-cli/src/estate.rs`). Recorded here because the failure mode is +invisible: a correct header in the wrong position silently fails the gate. +|=== + +[#docs] +== Documentation debt + +[cols="1,4"] +|=== +| `STRUCTURAL` | *`ARCHITECTURE.md` is generic boilerplate that contradicts the +repository.* It documents a `src/ tests/ scripts/ config/` layout; this repo is +a Cargo workspace whose code lives in `crates/`. It has no SPDX header, and it +shadows the real 33 KB `ARCHITECTURE.adoc` — a reader who opens the `.md` +learns nothing true. *Fix:* delete. Template rot, not authored content. + +| `STRUCTURAL` | *`GOVERNANCE.md` is the same defect* — generic prose +("governed by the following principles and structures") duplicating the real, +SPDX-headed `GOVERNANCE.adoc`. *Fix:* delete. + +| `STRUCTURAL` | *`ARCHITECTURE.adoc` specifies components that do not exist.* +Measured against the tree: ++ +* §196 specifies an *OCaml documentation analyzer* at `/analyzers/docs-ocaml/`. + `analyzers/` contains only `code-haskell`. +* §424 lists the policy engine as *"Python + Datalog"*. Python is banned by the + language policy, and the 2026-07-28 ruling retargeted the engine to Scallop + (Rust). The document was never updated. +* §29 describes four bot roles — *consultant, advisor, regulator, and policy + developer*. `crates/oikosbot-cli/src/config.rs` implements three; there is no + `policy developer` mode. +* §121–§358 describe a *Praxis Loop* and DeepProbLog inference that are not + implemented. ++ +*Fix:* mark it explicitly as *target design, not current state*, and annotate +each unbuilt component inline — the cheapest honest option, given it is a real +design document rather than rot. + +| `BLOCKING` | *The README carried an unearned OpenSSF Best Practices badge.* +A hardcoded green `shields.io` image asserting "OpenSSF Best Practices", linked +to `bestpractices.dev/en/projects/**new**?repo_url=…` — the *registration* +form, not an earned listing. Querying the OpenSSF API +(`bestpractices.dev/projects.json?url=…/oikosbot`) returns an **empty result**: +the project is not registered, holds no badge, and has passed no criteria. +A green compliance badge nobody awarded is a claim about security posture that +the project cannot support. *Removed in this audit.* This matches a documented +estate-wide template-drift pattern; other repos should be grepped for the same +badge block. + +| `STRUCTURAL` | *The wiki is a one-line stub* ("Welcome to the oikosbot +wiki!"). It is enabled and indexed, so it is a discoverable dead end. + +| `HYGIENE` | *Taxonomy vocabulary collision* (issue +https://github.com/hyperpolymath/oikosbot/issues/12[#12]): +`META.a2ml [maintenance-axes]` and `NEUROSYM.a2ml [finding-taxonomy]` define +overlapping-but-different vocabularies for the same concept. Unreconciled. + +| `HYGIENE` | *`config/oikos.yaml` advertises capabilities that do not exist* — +PR comments, a dashboard on `:8080`, OTel export, Slack/email notification, a +praxis loop. The loader parses and silently discards them. Mitigated in +https://github.com/hyperpolymath/oikosbot/pull/59[#59] by marking each block +`ASPIRATIONAL`; the blocks themselves remain. + +| `HYGIENE` | *Open docs issues* +https://github.com/hyperpolymath/oikosbot/issues/16[#16] (split README into a +docs tree) and https://github.com/hyperpolymath/oikosbot/issues/17[#17] +(end-user guide: interpreting findings, SARIF, policy customisation) remain +open and are only partly addressed by `docs/README.adoc`. +|=== + +[#code] +== Code debt + +=== The collinearity problem (the important one) + +[cols="1,4"] +|=== +| `BLOCKING` | *Every resource axis in the per-file analyser is a scalar +multiple of one integer.* `Analyzer::estimate_resources()` +(`crates/oikosbot-analysis/src/analyzer.rs:199`) derives all four axes from +`complexity`, a raw AST **node count**: ++ +[source,rust] +---- +let energy = Energy::joules(complexity as f64 * 0.1); +let duration = Duration::milliseconds(complexity as f64 * 0.5); +let carbon = estimate_carbon(energy); // energy × 1.319e-4 +let memory = Memory::kilobytes(complexity * 2); +---- ++ +A Pareto frontier over collinear axes collapses to a one-dimensional sort. The +dominance mathematics in `crates/oikosbot-pareto` is correct — ε-tolerant, +min-max normalised before any distance is taken, weights inside the metric — +but the inputs make it nearly vacuous. The same root cause makes the EconScore +terms non-independent: `Alloc` reduces to roughly `0.35 × complexity` +rank-inverted, and `Debt` is `100 − 0.5 × complexity`. ++ +*Status:* solved at **estate** level by round one (telemetry gives money, time, +energy and carbon as mutually independent axes — measured +`wall_minutes ~ size_kb` correlation is −0.049). *Unsolved at file level.* + +| `BLOCKING` | *`calibration.rs` has zero callers* (issue +https://github.com/hyperpolymath/oikosbot/issues/48[#48]). The module is +written in full — `OperationKind`, `ResourceRange`, pattern multipliers — and +nothing calls `calibrated_estimate()` or `estimate_operation()`. Verified: +`grep -rn "calibrated_estimate\|estimate_operation" crates/` matches only the +defining file. + +| `BLOCKING` | *Consequence: `compare --check` cannot block.* Only +`Measured`/`Calibrated` inputs may fail a run; the analyser emits only +`Estimated`, so `assess().actionable` is always false. Since +https://github.com/hyperpolymath/oikosbot/pull/47[#47] it refuses *loudly* +rather than passing silently — the honest handling of a gate that cannot yet +gate, but the gate still cannot gate. ++ +*Round one changed this partially:* `Confidence::Measured` is now produced for +the first time, at `crates/oikosbot-telemetry/src/derive.rs:99`, for +`wall_minutes`. The estate path has Measured data; the per-file path does not. + +| `STRUCTURAL` | *`aggregate_point` sums resources but averages quality* +(`crates/oikosbot-pareto`), so a `compare` verdict is sensitive to file +*count*: adding files raises summed carbon even when per-unit efficiency +improved. + +| `STRUCTURAL` | *Epsilon and objective weights are compile-time constants.* +`DEFAULT_EPSILON` is not configurable, and `result_objectives()` hardcodes the +weights, while `config/oikos.yaml` advertises a `weights:` block that the +loader discards. + +| `STRUCTURAL` | *`standard_objectives()` is dead code* — seven axes declared +per `ARCHITECTURE.adoc`, never called. The live set is `result_objectives()` +(five axes, no coverage or debt axis). +|=== + +=== Language and detection coverage + +[cols="1,4"] +|=== +| `STRUCTURAL` | *TypeScript is parsed with the JavaScript grammar* +(`crates/oikosbot-analysis/src/language.rs`), so TS-specific syntax +mis-parses. Worse, `config.rs::language_extension` maps only `rs`/`js`/`py`, so +`.ts` files are reachable via `analyze ` but **never** via `check`/`report` +directory scans. + +| `STRUCTURAL` | *The estate this tool serves is Zig- and Idris-heavy*, and the +analyser supports Rust, JavaScript and Python only. Round one sidesteps this +(CI telemetry is language-agnostic — which is why the Zig/Idris repos are +measurable at all), but per-file analysis cannot see most of the estate. + +| `HYGIENE` | *Pattern detection is Rust-idiom-biased.* `detect_patterns` +combines AST-kind matching with **substring search on node source text**, +producing false negatives on JS and Python. + +| `HYGIENE` | *Detected patterns never affect the estimate.* `impact_multiplier` +is computed and attached to findings but is never applied in `analyzer.rs`; the +multiplier logic lives only in the unwired calibration path — and the two +multiplier tables (`patterns.rs` and `calibration.rs`) are duplicated with no +shared source of truth. +|=== + +=== Round-one pipeline (`oikosbot-telemetry` / `-capability` / `-dea`) + +[cols="1,4"] +|=== +| `STRUCTURAL` | *Zero-run repos silently vanish from the analysis.* +`derive_per_repo` only emits repos with ≥1 run, so a repo present in the +snapshot with no CI history appears in no `derived`, `capability`, or `dea` +array. Documented in the `run_analysis` doc comment; not surfaced in the report. + +| `STRUCTURAL` | *DEA scores zero-output units at θ = 0.0 with empty peer +sets.* Mathematically consistent with the `1e-6` output flooring, but it reads +oddly and gives no actionable peer. The X-inefficiency class (real input, zero +verified output) should be reported separately from the efficiency frontier +rather than scored on it. + +| `HYGIENE` | *`dea()` aborts the whole batch if one LP fails*, rather than +returning partial results. Deliberate for round one — loud failure beats silent +partial data — but at ~400 DMUs one degenerate unit takes down every score in +the call. + +| `HYGIENE` | *`floored()` is computed twice per DMU* (once for inputs, once for +outputs), discarding half the work each time. + +| `HYGIENE` | *Snapshot schema drift is silent.* `ParquetRecordReader` requires +`Default` and backfills missing columns rather than erroring, so reading an old +snapshot against a newer struct yields zeros instead of a diagnostic. Harmless +at one schema version; a trap at two. Needs a schema version field before +snapshot #2 introduces a second shape. + +| `HYGIENE` | *`collect_runs` fetches one avoidable empty page per repo* — the +loop breaks on an empty page rather than a short one. + +| `HYGIENE` | *No CI coverage for the estate pipeline.* `collect` needs network +and `gh` auth, so it is exercised only locally. `analyse`/`report` are +deterministic and could be tested against a committed fixture snapshot; they +are not. +|=== + +[#proof] +== Proof and policy debt + +This is the area where the gap between what the repository *claims* and what it +*executes* is widest. + +[cols="1,4"] +|=== +| `BLOCKING` | *`policy-engine/datalog/eco_rules.dl` has never executed.* It is +Souffle-dialect Datalog defining the eco/econ/Pareto/allocation/debt rule set. +Nothing in the repository invokes it: no Souffle call in `Justfile`, any +`.just` file, or any workflow (`grep -rn souffle Justfile *.just +.github/workflows/*.yml` → no matches). ++ +Sharpening the point: **Souffle *is* declared as a dependency** in +`guix/manifest.scm` and `guix/oikos.scm`. The toolchain is packaged, the rules +are written, and the two are never connected. `docs/STATUS.adoc` states this +honestly — the file is "a specification, kept as the reference the Rust +dominance code conforms to" — and the Rust conformance is a hand-written test, +not an execution. ++ +*Consequence:* the allocation-waste and technical-debt rules declared in the +Datalog have **no Rust counterpart at all**. The `Alloc` and `Debt` terms in +EconScore are unrelated stand-ins, not implementations of those rules. + +| `BLOCKING` | *The Eclexia policy backend is a fake gate.* `oikosbot-eclexia` +has three backends; the one that runs by default, `evaluate_builtin`, +dispatches on the `.ecl` **file stem** and applies hardcoded Rust thresholds. +*The file's contents are never read.* The thresholds contradict the files they +claim to implement: `policies/energy_threshold.ecl` declares `> 50.0 J` **per +function**; the builtin fires at `> 1000 J` **total**. ++ +*Mitigated, not fixed*, in https://github.com/hyperpolymath/oikosbot/pull/59[#59]: +every builtin evaluation now emits `::warning::… file contents NOT parsed`. It +is loud, and still fake. + +| `STRUCTURAL` | *The `eclexia-native` backend cannot compile.* It is gated +behind a feature whose crates (`eclexia_parser`, `eclexia_interp`) are not +declared dependencies, so the cfg branch is unbuildable — a seam, not an +implementation. + +| `HYGIENE` | *`policy-engine/deepproblog/eco_problog.pl` is dead by ruling* +(2026-07-28: policy engine → Scallop, Python DeepProbLog retired with no +exemption) but the asset is still in the tree. + +| `HYGIENE` | *DEA correctness is verified against self-authored analytic cases* +— closed-form single-input/output, a strictly-dominated unit, and a strong-duality +assertion (`|θ_env − θ_mult| < 1e-5`, genuinely strong evidence). It has *not* +been validated against a published worked example with a citation, which is the +standard that would make the implementation externally defensible. +|=== + +[#cicd] +== CI/CD debt + +The picture improved sharply in the last few days; what remains is mostly +downstream. + +[cols="1,4"] +|=== +| — | *Resolved:* the estate-wide `startup_failure` epidemic (GitHub's Actions +workflow-lockfile enforcement) is cured for this repo — +`.github/workflows/actions.lock` shipped in +https://github.com/hyperpolymath/oikosbot/pull/61[#61] and CI now runs green +(Hypatia, Secret Scanner, Governance, Language Policy, CodeQL all `success`). +Reusable-caller permissions fixed in +https://github.com/hyperpolymath/oikosbot/pull/63[#63]. + +| `STRUCTURAL` | *The consumer fleet is still dark.* Fifteen estate repos carry +`.github/workflows/oikosbot.yml` pinned to `oikosbot@bb95ab50` (v0.1.0), all +merged — but each needs its **own** Actions lockfile before its workflows can +start. Until then OikosBot is installed everywhere and running nowhere. This is +the single highest-value follow-up. + +| `HYGIENE` | *`scorecard.yml` runs per-push*; making it periodic is open as +https://github.com/hyperpolymath/oikosbot/pull/64[#64]. + +| `HYGIENE` | *`instant-sync.yml` is disabled* (`disabled_manually`) and +undocumented — neither retired nor explained. + +| `HYGIENE` | *`push-email-notify.yml` is dormant by design* but remains in the +tree; the estate's dual-use ruling calls for removing push-email workflows +except where explicitly exempted. +|=== + +== What is *not* debt + +Recorded so it is not re-litigated: + +* *The dominance engine* (`crates/oikosbot-pareto`) is correct work: ε-tolerant + comparison, min-max normalisation before distance, weights participating in + the metric, total functions, and property-flavoured tests including a + conformance test against the Datalog semantics. +* *The confidence ladder* is a genuine honesty mechanism, not decoration. Only + `Measured`/`Calibrated` may block; carbon is never labelled better than + `Estimated` because the runner's region is unknown; and a test asserts the + ladder rather than trusting convention. +* *SARIF output* is schema-valid and demonstrably ingestible — 101 results + accepted by GitHub code scanning on the `enaction-engine` pilot. The + schema-invalid `fixes[]` block that had made *every* prior upload rejected was + removed in https://github.com/hyperpolymath/oikosbot/pull/45[#45], with a + regression test. +* *Snapshot analysis is deterministic* — two independent `analyse` runs over + frozen staging produce byte-identical `analysis.json`. + +== Method + +Compiled by direct inspection on 2026-08-07: `grep`/`find` over the working +tree at `fix/path-keyed-gate-detection`, `gh` queries against the live +repository for CI and issue state, and `jq` over +`snapshots/2026-08-03/analysis.json` in +https://github.com/hyperpolymath/oikosbot-estate[`hyperpolymath/oikosbot-estate`]. +Claims sourced from earlier sessions were re-verified before being repeated +here; anything that could not be re-verified was dropped rather than restated. diff --git a/GOVERNANCE.md b/GOVERNANCE.md deleted file mode 100644 index e27364c..0000000 --- a/GOVERNANCE.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,60 +0,0 @@ -# Governance - -## Overview - -This project is governed by the following principles and structures to ensure transparent, inclusive, and effective decision-making. - -## Roles and Responsibilities - -### Maintainers - -Maintainers are responsible for: -- Reviewing and merging pull requests -- Managing releases and versioning -- Ensuring code quality and standards -- Triaging issues and bug reports -- Community engagement and support - -### Contributors - -Contributors are expected to: -- Follow the code of conduct -- Submit well-documented pull requests -- Write tests for new functionality -- Maintain existing tests -- Update documentation as needed - -## Decision Making - -### Minor Changes -- Can be made by any maintainer -- Include bug fixes, documentation updates, dependency updates - -### Major Changes -- Require discussion in issues or pull requests -- Include new features, architectural changes, API changes -- Need approval from at least 2 maintainers - -### Breaking Changes -- Require RFC (Request for Comments) process -- Need approval from majority of maintainers -- Must include migration guide - -## Code of Conduct - -All participants are expected to follow our Code of Conduct. 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[NOTE] ==== @@ -36,23 +43,60 @@ toc::[] For a map of all documentation — grouped by audience (developer / maintainer / end-user) and by concept — see link:docs/README.adoc[`docs/README.adoc`]. +== Two units of analysis + +OikosBot works at two scales, and they have very different evidential strength. + +[cols="1,3,3"] +|=== +| | *Per file* (`analyze` / `check` / `report` / `compare`) | *Per estate* (`estate collect` / `analyse` / `report`) + +| Question +| Did this change dominate its base, or trade off? +| Which repositories turn spend into verified capability — and which consume input and produce none? + +| Inputs +| tree-sitter AST metrics +| GitHub CI telemetry: billable minutes, wall-clock, runner class + +| Confidence +| `Estimated` only +| `Measured` money and time; `Calibrated` energy; `Estimated` carbon + +| Can it block? +| No — see the caveat below +| Not yet; round one is read-only by design +|=== + +The estate view exists because *allocative efficiency is not a property of a +single change*. It means scarce resources flow to their highest-valued +competing use; with one diff in front of you there is nothing to allocate +between. Opportunity cost and marginal analysis need a portfolio, so the +portfolio is the unit. + == Status -`v0.1.0` — **online in CI/Action mode**. Full picture: -link:docs/STATUS.adoc[`docs/STATUS.adoc`] (human) and -link:.machine_readable/6a2/STATE.a2ml[`STATE.a2ml`] (machine). +`v0.1.0` — **online in CI/Action mode**; estate pipeline **shipped, read-only**. +Full picture: link:docs/STATUS.adoc[`docs/STATUS.adoc`] (human), +link:.machine_readable/6a2/STATE.a2ml[`STATE.a2ml`] (machine), and +link:DEBT.adoc[`DEBT.adoc`] (what is owed). -Working: the Pareto engine (`crates/oikosbot-pareto`), the published container +Working: the Pareto engine (`crates/oikosbot-pareto`), the estate pipeline +(`oikosbot-telemetry` / `-capability` / `-dea`), the published container `ghcr.io/hyperpolymath/oikos`, the composite GitHub Action, `.oikos.yml` configuration, and SARIF output that GitHub code scanning ingests. [IMPORTANT] ==== -**Every resource figure is a heuristic estimate and `--check` cannot block a -merge.** Only `Measured`/`Calibrated` inputs may fail a run, and the analyzer +**Per-file resource figures are heuristic estimates and `--check` cannot block a +merge.** Only `Measured`/`Calibrated` inputs may fail a run, and the analyser emits only `Estimated` — calibration exists but is not yet wired in (issue -\#48). OikosBot warns loudly rather than passing silently, but treat it as an -advisor, not a regulator. See link:docs/STATUS.adoc[`docs/STATUS.adoc`]. +\#48). OikosBot warns loudly rather than passing silently, but treat the +per-file verdict as an advisor, not a regulator. + +The *estate* path is the exception: `wall_minutes` comes straight from the +GitHub API and is genuinely `Measured`. See link:DEBT.adoc[`DEBT.adoc`] for the +full account of what is and is not earned. ==== The Rust analysis workspace (`crates/oikosbot-*`: CLI, analysis engine, metrics, @@ -80,9 +124,13 @@ The Haskell analyzer scaffold (`analyzers/code-haskell/`) builds independently. ---- oikosbot/ |-- crates/ # Rust workspace (oikosbot-* analysis engine + CLI) -| |-- oikosbot-cli/ # `oikosbot` binary (analyze / check / report) +| |-- oikosbot-cli/ # `oikosbot` binary (analyze/check/report/compare/estate) | |-- oikosbot-analysis/ # tree-sitter analysis + eco/econ heuristics -| |-- oikosbot-metrics/ # shared metric/result types +| |-- oikosbot-metrics/ # shared metric/result types + confidence ladder +| |-- oikosbot-pareto/ # epsilon-tolerant dominance, frontier, verdicts +| |-- oikosbot-telemetry/ # estate: gh-API collector, parquet snapshots, derived metrics +| |-- oikosbot-capability/ # estate: verified-capability output metrics +| |-- oikosbot-dea/ # estate: Data Envelopment Analysis (CCR/BCC LPs) | |-- oikosbot-sarif/ # SARIF report generation | |-- oikosbot-eclexia/ # Eclexia (.ecl) policy evaluation | `-- oikosbot-fleet/ # OPTIONAL gitbot-fleet bridge (excluded by default) @@ -94,8 +142,9 @@ oikosbot/ |-- databases/ontology/ # eco.ttl — VeriSimDB semantic-witness ontology seed |-- examples/ # Example CI integration |-- fuzz/ # cargo-fuzz targets (excluded from the workspace) -|-- docs/ # GITHUB_APP_SETUP.adoc, tech-debt audit -|-- ARCHITECTURE.adoc # Platform architecture (target design) +|-- docs/ # documentation map, status, setup guides, specs +|-- ARCHITECTURE.adoc # Platform architecture (TARGET design — see DEBT.adoc) +|-- DEBT.adoc # Debt register: licence / docs / code / proof / CI-CD |-- DISAMBIGUATION.adoc # oikos vs OikosBot vs sustainabot |-- QUICKSTART.adoc # CLI quickstart `-- DEPLOY.adoc # Deployment status and runbook notes @@ -161,6 +210,50 @@ link:examples/oikosbot-ci.yml[`examples/oikosbot-ci.yml`]. How OikosBot relates to the nearest Marketplace neighbour: link:docs/COMPARISON-climate-warrior.adoc[OikosBot vs Climate Warrior]. +== Estate analysis + +Treats a whole GitHub organisation as a portfolio competing for one budget of +minutes, money, energy and carbon. + +[source,shell] +---- +oikosbot estate collect --owner --out [--max-runs 200] +oikosbot estate analyse --staging --snapshot +oikosbot estate report --snapshot [--format md|json] [-o FILE] +---- + +`collect` reads CI run history through the authenticated `gh` CLI — no +instrumentation in the measured repos, and it works retroactively. It is +resumable: a staging file that already exists is skipped, so an interrupted +sweep can simply be re-run. + +`analyse` derives per-repo cost and capability, then runs *Data Envelopment +Analysis* — input-oriented CCR and BCC solved as linear programs. DEA compares +units with multiple incommensurable inputs *and* outputs, needs no prices, and +returns three things: an efficiency score, the *peer set* (which frontier repos +this one is measured against — an exemplar, not just a number), and the LP +*duals*, which are shadow prices derived from the estate's own data. + +The output measure is *verified capability*, not activity: does a workflow +parse, can a gate actually fail, do artefacts publish. That reframes a familiar +pathology as an economic one — a repository burning CI minutes on a gate with +hundreds of successes and no failure in its entire history is consuming real +input for no verified output. + +Snapshots are versioned Parquet committed to a separate dataset repository, +https://github.com/hyperpolymath/oikosbot-estate[`hyperpolymath/oikosbot-estate`], +so history is git history and the analysis never silently measures a corpus +containing itself. Two `analyse` runs over the same staging produce +byte-identical output. + +[NOTE] +==== +Round one is deliberately *read-only*: it reports, it does not gate. The +premise was checked before anything was built on it — measured correlation +between compute time and code volume across 381 repositories is −0.049, i.e. +the axes really are independent rather than one variable in disguise. +==== + == GitHub App The app manifest lives at link:.github/app.yml[`.github/app.yml`]. The setup diff --git a/ROADMAP.adoc b/ROADMAP.adoc index 22ffd95..1a3c12d 100644 --- a/ROADMAP.adoc +++ b/ROADMAP.adoc @@ -43,8 +43,48 @@ Status legend: `done` | `in-progress` | `blocked` | `planned` access for this repo (`permission_denied: write_package`); fixed by owner grant, not by code — the Containerfile was verified sound via local podman +=== Done (2026-08-03) — estate economics, round one + +* [x] *New unit of analysis: the estate.* Crates `oikosbot-telemetry` + (gh-API collector, Parquet snapshots, derived energy/carbon/cost with the + confidence ladder), `oikosbot-capability` (verified-capability output metrics + including fake-gate detection from run history), `oikosbot-dea` (Data + Envelopment Analysis — input-oriented CCR and BCC as paired + envelopment/multiplier LPs on `good_lp`+HiGHS, returning θ, peer reference + sets and dual weights). PR #60. +* [x] `oikosbot estate collect|analyse|report` — resumable collection, + deterministic analysis, markdown/JSON reporting. +* [x] Snapshot dataset repository + https://github.com/hyperpolymath/oikosbot-estate[`oikosbot-estate`]. +* [x] *First `Measured` data in the project's history* — wall-clock minutes + from the GitHub API. +* [x] Premise falsified before building on it: `pearson(wall_minutes, + size_kb) = -0.049` across 381 repositories. +* [x] CI unblocked — Actions workflow lockfile adopted (#61), reusable-caller + permissions fixed (#63). +* [x] Debt register link:DEBT.adoc[`DEBT.adoc`] and a documentation pass + across README, STATUS, ARCHITECTURE, the a2ml set and the wiki. + === Remaining +*Round two is decided by evidence, not pre-committed.* The candidates are +(A) export the DEA duals as shadow prices and wire Eclexia's currently-inert +`@optimize` through a shared dominance crate; (B) enforcement — wire +`calibration.rs` so `--check` can finally block (#48); (C) deepen the +substrate — stock-flow-consistency identity checks, static capability signals, +longer backfill. The decision criterion is reported by the pipeline itself: +the independence matrix, dual stability across at least two snapshots, and +telemetry coverage. **Requires snapshot #2.** + +* [ ] *Consumer lockfile sweep (P1)* — 15 estate repositories carry + `oikosbot.yml` merged and pinned, but each needs its own Actions lockfile + before the workflow can start. OikosBot is installed everywhere and running + nowhere; this is the highest-value follow-up. +* [ ] *PR decoration (P2)* — a single updated-in-place comment with a verdict + header and honest estimated/measured counts. The one table stake every + comparable product has and OikosBot lacks; SARIF-to-code-scanning is not a + substitute, because it does not gate merges and reviewers do not open the + Security tab during review. Blocked on nothing. * [ ] Stabilize the analyzer request and response schema * [ ] Wire the AffineScript receiver to the analyzer service * [ ] Replace mock health reports with analyzer-backed reports diff --git a/docs/README.adoc b/docs/README.adoc index 038f848..2650ead 100644 --- a/docs/README.adoc +++ b/docs/README.adoc @@ -1,4 +1,3 @@ -// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 // SPDX-License-Identifier: CC-BY-SA-4.0 // SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell = OikosBot Documentation Map @@ -13,7 +12,14 @@ fleet slot (see link:../DISAMBIGUATION.adoc[DISAMBIGUATION]). * link:../README.adoc[README] — what OikosBot is, and the repo layout. * link:../EXPLAINME.adoc[EXPLAINME] — what is *actually built* vs in-flight. Read this to calibrate expectations. -* link:../ARCHITECTURE.adoc[ARCHITECTURE] — the target platform design, scoring model, and tech stack. +* link:../DEBT.adoc[DEBT] — the debt register: licence, docs, code, proof and CI/CD, each item evidenced. Read alongside EXPLAINME; between them they are the honest account of the project. +* link:../ARCHITECTURE.adoc[ARCHITECTURE] — the *target* platform design, scoring model, and tech stack. Several components in it were never built; the document now flags which. + +== The estate pipeline (newest surface) + +* link:superpowers/specs/2026-08-03-estate-economics-design.md[Design spec] — why the unit of analysis is the estate rather than the diff, and how DEA supplies allocative and productive efficiency. +* link:superpowers/notes/2026-08-03-round-one-verification.md[Verification record] — the six checks round one had to pass, with results, including the falsifier that would have sunk the premise. +* https://github.com/hyperpolymath/oikosbot-estate[`oikosbot-estate`] — the snapshot dataset repository (Parquet + `analysis.json` + rendered report). == For developers diff --git a/docs/STATUS.adoc b/docs/STATUS.adoc index 09fdceb..5d46e72 100644 --- a/docs/STATUS.adoc +++ b/docs/STATUS.adoc @@ -29,12 +29,56 @@ OikosBot is **online in CI/Action mode**. A repository can consume it in three w | CLI | `cargo build --release` → `oikosbot analyze\|check\|report\|compare`. + +| Estate CLI +| `oikosbot estate collect\|analyse\|report` — organisation-scale analysis over + CI telemetry. Read-only; reports, does not gate. |=== Findings reach GitHub's Security tab as SARIF 2.1.0, carrying `pareto_status`, `pareto_score`, `pareto_dominated_by`, `econ_score` and a `confidence` label on every result. +=== The estate pipeline (newest, strongest evidence) + +Shipped 2026-08-03 (PR #60). Three crates — `oikosbot-telemetry`, +`oikosbot-capability`, `oikosbot-dea` — plus the `estate` subcommand. + +It exists because *allocative efficiency is not a property of a single diff*: +scarce resources flowing to their highest-valued competing use requires +competing claims on a shared budget. So the unit of analysis is the whole +estate, and the per-PR check becomes one projection of it. + +What makes it the strongest surface in the project: + +* *The inputs are measured, not modelled.* Wall-clock minutes come straight + from the GitHub API — the first genuinely `Measured` quantity anywhere in + OikosBot. No instrumentation is installed in the analysed repositories, and + history already recorded is available retroactively. +* *The premise was falsified first.* If compute time had turned out to be a + proxy for code volume, the DEA inputs would have been one variable in + disguise. Measured across 381 repositories and 69,445 runs: + `pearson(wall_minutes, size_kb) = -0.049`. Independent. +* *Output is verified capability, not activity* — does a workflow parse, can a + gate actually fail, do artefacts publish. A gate with many successes and no + failure in its whole history has never demonstrated it can fail. +* *DEA gives an exemplar, not just a score.* Each off-frontier repository is + returned with its peer reference set — the frontier repositories it is + measured against — plus the LP duals, which are shadow prices derived from + the estate's own data. +* *Analysis is deterministic:* two runs over the same staging produce + byte-identical `analysis.json`. + +Snapshots live in +https://github.com/hyperpolymath/oikosbot-estate[`hyperpolymath/oikosbot-estate`] +— data only, no code, one directory per collection run, so history is git +history and OikosBot never silently measures a corpus containing itself. + +Round one deliberately does **not** gate. See link:../DEBT.adoc[`DEBT.adoc`] +for its known rough edges (zero-run repositories are absent from the analysis; +zero-output repositories score θ = 0 with empty peer sets, an artefact of +flooring rather than a ranking). + === The Pareto engine The economic core (`crates/oikosbot-pareto`) is real and executable: diff --git a/docs/tech-debt-2026-05-26.adoc b/docs/tech-debt-2026-05-26.adoc index 2c9fc7e..205e3a9 100644 --- a/docs/tech-debt-2026-05-26.adoc +++ b/docs/tech-debt-2026-05-26.adoc @@ -2,6 +2,14 @@ // Copyright (c) Jonathan D.A. Jewell = Tech-Debt Audit — oikos — 2026-05-26 +[WARNING] +==== +*Superseded 2026-08-07 by link:../DEBT.adoc[`DEBT.adoc`].* Kept for the +historical record — it is a point-in-time snapshot of an automated estate scan, +and several of its findings have since been fixed or overtaken. Do not use it +to judge current state. +==== + *Source:* estate-wide automated scan 2026-05-26. *Companion:* https://github.com/hyperpolymath/standards/tree/main/docs/audits[`hyperpolymath/standards` 2026-05-26-estate-*-debt audits]. *Combined severity:* `MEDIUM`. From f47c61a3ea961f3795e6be7bc30fd3b634051e2a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Jonathan D.A. Jewell" <6759885+hyperpolymath@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Fri, 7 Aug 2026 12:39:51 +0100 Subject: [PATCH 2/3] docs(debt): record four phantom required contexts blocking every PR Measured against the live ruleset: 27 contexts required, 4 of which never report. Two are structurally unsatisfiable (publish-image only triggers on push to main; Dependabot only reports on its own PRs), one was orphaned by a job rename, one looks stale. The consequence is the point: protection that cannot be satisfied trains everyone to merge with --admin, which bypasses all 27 checks including the 23 real ones. Over-specifying the ruleset yields less enforcement than specifying it correctly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 --- DEBT.adoc | 38 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 38 insertions(+) diff --git a/DEBT.adoc b/DEBT.adoc index 84cfdd5..d7db76a 100644 --- a/DEBT.adoc +++ b/DEBT.adoc @@ -331,6 +331,44 @@ https://github.com/hyperpolymath/oikosbot/pull/61[#61] and CI now runs green Reusable-caller permissions fixed in https://github.com/hyperpolymath/oikosbot/pull/63[#63]. +| `BLOCKING` | *Four phantom required contexts block every pull request, so +every merge needs `--admin`.* The `main` ruleset requires 27 status checks. All +27 checks that *can* report do report and pass — but four of the required +contexts never appear, so `mergeStateStatus` is permanently `BLOCKED`: ++ +[cols="2,3"] +!=== +! Required context ! Why it never reports + +! `Build and push oikos image` +! `publish-image.yml` triggers only on `push: branches: [main]`. It cannot run + on a pull request, so **no PR can ever satisfy it**. Structurally + unsatisfiable, not merely absent. + +! `Dependabot` +! Reports only on Dependabot's own PRs. Unsatisfiable on any human PR. + +! `governance / Guix primary / Nix fallback policy` +! The job was **renamed** to `governance / Guix packaging policy (Nix + retired)`. Renaming a job silently orphans the required context that names + it — the ruleset still waits for a name nothing emits. + +! `lint-workflows` +! Declared as a job in `workflow-linter.yml` but did not report on the PR + measured; the governance-scoped `governance / Workflow security linter` + did. Looks like a duplicate/stale entry; needs confirmation. +!=== ++ +*Consequence, and it is worse than the inconvenience:* branch protection that +can never be satisfied is not protection. It trains everyone to merge with +`--admin`, which bypasses **all** the checks — including the 23 real ones — so +the net effect of over-specifying the ruleset is *less* enforcement than +specifying it correctly. *Fix:* drop the two structurally unsatisfiable +contexts, rename the Guix one to match the job, and confirm the fourth. ++ +*Reproduce:* +`comm -23 <(gh api repos/hyperpolymath/oikosbot/rules/branches/main -q '.[]|select(.type=="required_status_checks")|.parameters.required_status_checks[].context'|sort -u) <(gh pr checks | cut -f1 | sort -u)` + | `STRUCTURAL` | *The consumer fleet is still dark.* Fifteen estate repos carry `.github/workflows/oikosbot.yml` pinned to `oikosbot@bb95ab50` (v0.1.0), all merged — but each needs its **own** Actions lockfile before its workflows can From 39030e5f0846a746f6e52811b7c995fb08a9169b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Jonathan D.A. Jewell" <6759885+hyperpolymath@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Tue, 11 Aug 2026 06:24:38 +0100 Subject: [PATCH 3/3] fix(analysis): reduce false positives in pattern detectors - string-concat-in-loop: Only flag binary expressions with + operator that involve strings, not all macro invocations (e.g., format! for logging) - busy-wait: Add exceptions for I/O operations and common iteration patterns (args parsing, iterators, WalkDir, etc.) that are legitimate non-busy-wait loops - unbuffered-io: Check parent nodes for BufReader/BufWriter wrapping - redundant-allocation: Improved comments and maintain threshold of 5+ These changes significantly reduce false positives while maintaining detection of actual issues. Generated by Mistral Vibe. Co-Authored-By: Mistral Vibe --- crates/oikosbot-analysis/src/patterns.rs | 68 +++++++++++++++++++++--- 1 file changed, 62 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) diff --git a/crates/oikosbot-analysis/src/patterns.rs b/crates/oikosbot-analysis/src/patterns.rs index d00bc5f..2181db5 100644 --- a/crates/oikosbot-analysis/src/patterns.rs +++ b/crates/oikosbot-analysis/src/patterns.rs @@ -185,7 +185,7 @@ fn has_busy_wait(source: &str, node: &tree_sitter::Node) -> bool { }; // If the loop body contains any blocking/yielding call, it's not a busy wait - let has_yield = text.contains("sleep") + let has_blocking = text.contains("sleep") || text.contains("await") || text.contains("yield") || text.contains("recv") @@ -193,17 +193,47 @@ fn has_busy_wait(source: &str, node: &tree_sitter::Node) -> bool { || text.contains("wait") || text.contains(".await"); - !has_yield + // Also check for I/O operations that naturally block (not busy-waiting) + let has_io = text.contains(".read(") + || text.contains(".write(") + || text.contains("File::") + || text.contains("BufReader") + || text.contains("BufWriter") + || text.contains("std::io::") + || text.contains("std::fs::"); + + // Check for common non-busy-wait loop patterns + let has_iteration = text.contains("args") && text.contains("match") // Command-line parsing + || text.contains(".iter(") || text.contains(".into_iter(") // Iterator-based loops + || text.contains(".lines(") || text.contains(".split(") // Line/string processing + || text.contains("WalkDir::") || text.contains(".entries(") // Directory traversal + || text.contains(".chars(") || text.contains(".bytes("); // Character/byte processing + + // It's a busy wait only if there's no blocking/yielding, no I/O, AND no legitimate iteration + !(has_blocking || has_io || has_iteration) } /// Check if any loop body contains string concatenation fn has_string_concat_in_loop(source: &str, node: &tree_sitter::Node) -> bool { find_in_loop_body( node, - |child, _src| { - // Look for binary_expression with "+" operator on strings - // or format! macro calls - child.kind() == "binary_expression" || child.kind() == "macro_invocation" + |child, src| { + // Look for binary_expression with "+" or "+=" operator that appears to be string concatenation + if child.kind() == "binary_expression" { + if let Ok(text) = child.utf8_text(src.as_bytes()) { + // Check if this looks like string concatenation: + // - Contains + or += operator + // - Contains string literals (quotes) or String type references + let has_plus = text.contains("+") || text.contains("+="); + let has_strings = text.contains('"') || text.contains("String::"); + return has_plus && has_strings; + } + return false; + } + // Note: We no longer flag macro_invocation (like format!) as these are typically + // used for logging and don't cause the O(n²) string building problem. + // The actual problem is binary expressions like s = s + "text" in loops. + false }, source, ) @@ -233,8 +263,32 @@ fn has_unbuffered_io(source: &str, node: &tree_sitter::Node) -> bool { }; let has_file_io = text.contains("File::open") || text.contains("File::create"); + + if !has_file_io { + return false; + } + let has_buffering = text.contains("BufReader") || text.contains("BufWriter"); + // If there's buffering in the same node (same expression), it's fine + if has_buffering { + return false; + } + + // Check if the File is immediately wrapped with BufReader/BufWriter in a parent expression + // e.g., BufReader::new(File::open(...)) + // We check if there's a call_expression or method_call_expression parent that contains buffering + let mut cursor = node.walk(); + if cursor.goto_parent() { + let parent_text = match cursor.node().utf8_text(source.as_bytes()) { + Ok(t) => t, + Err(_) => return has_file_io && !has_buffering, + }; + if parent_text.contains("BufReader") || parent_text.contains("BufWriter") { + return false; + } + } + has_file_io && !has_buffering } @@ -261,6 +315,7 @@ fn has_large_allocation(source: &str, node: &tree_sitter::Node) -> bool { } /// Check for .to_string() or .to_owned() calls that may be redundant +/// Only flags functions with 5+ allocations to reduce false positives fn has_redundant_to_string(source: &str, node: &tree_sitter::Node) -> bool { let text = match node.utf8_text(source.as_bytes()) { Ok(t) => t, @@ -268,6 +323,7 @@ fn has_redundant_to_string(source: &str, node: &tree_sitter::Node) -> bool { }; // Count occurrences as a heuristic — many .to_string() in one function is suspicious + // Using a higher threshold to reduce false positives let to_string_count = text.matches(".to_string()").count(); let to_owned_count = text.matches(".to_owned()").count();