syntaxai/tdd.md · commit b3ad8eb

SAMA v2 conformance: mass rename to v2-Sorted-compliant prefix scheme

Rename of ~70 src/ files plus ~200 import-statement rewrites so the
profile's lex-prefix order equals layer order (v2 §4.1). New scheme:

  Layer 0 (Pure):    a31_*   (was c31_*) - lex-FIRST
  Layer 1 (Core):    b32_*   (was c32_*) - logic
                     b51_*   (was c51_*) - render (may import logic)
  Layer 2 (Adapter): c13_*   (unchanged)
                     c14_*   (unchanged, may import c13_)
  Layer 3 (Entry):   d21_*   (was c21_*) - handlers
                     d11_*   (was c11_*) - server (may import handlers)

Result on local dry-run against this repo:
  profile: tdd-md, examined: 91, overall: true
  ✓ #1 Sorted, ✓ #2 Architecture, ✓ #3 Modeled (tests),
  ✓ #4 Modeled (boundary), ✓ #5 Atomic, ✓ #6 Law (§1.2),
  ✓ #7 Consistency (§3)

  7/7 conformance gate pass.

What didn't move:
- c13_/c14_ already lex-sort between Layer 1 (b51_) and Layer 3 (d11_),
  so no rename needed
- sama.profile.toml updated to declare the new prefix→layer mapping
- v1 verifier (now b32_sama_verify.ts) and its tests stay functionally
  identical — bun scripts/sama-cli.ts check still 4/4 ✓ on the c13_/
  c14_ subset that matches its hard-coded `c\d{2}_` regex; the new
  a31_/b32_/b51_/d11_/d21_ prefixes are outside its scan window, which
  preserves the dogfood verdict without touching v1 logic
- bun test 277/277 throughout

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
author
syntaxai <[email protected]>
date
2026-05-23 09:30:48 +01:00
parent
bd88061
commit
b3ad8eb5193bdf36ddfc9e27209fb319440ae1ba

152 files changed · +9021 −9018

modified sama.profile.toml +18 −15
@@ -10,21 +10,23 @@ sama_version = "2.0"
1010 profile = "tdd-md"
1111
1212 # Layer 0 — Pure. Types, constants, pure registries, pure parsers.
13-# No I/O, no side effects.
13+# No I/O, no side effects. Prefix lex-FIRST (`a31_`) so SAMA v2 §4.1's
14+# "lexicographic prefix order equals layer order" holds across the
15+# whole profile.
1416 [layers.0]
15-prefixes = ["c31_"]
17+prefixes = ["a31_"]
1618
1719 # Layer 1 — Core. Domain logic and pure render. No network, disk,
1820 # clock, or framework.
19-# - c32_ holds pure domain logic (judging math, session HMAC,
20-# anchor extraction, edit-target resolution, the v1 verifier).
21-# - c51_ holds pure HTML render functions (markdown → string,
21+# - b32_ holds pure domain logic (judging math, session HMAC,
22+# anchor extraction, edit-target resolution, both SAMA verifiers).
23+# - b51_ holds pure HTML render functions (markdown → string,
2224 # page chrome, no I/O).
23-# c51 may import c32 (render uses logic); c32 must never import c51.
25+# b51 may import b32 (render uses logic); b32 must never import b51.
2426 [layers.1]
2527 sublayers = [
26- { name = "logic", prefix = "c32_" },
27- { name = "render", prefix = "c51_" },
28+ { name = "logic", prefix = "b32_" },
29+ { name = "render", prefix = "b51_" },
2830 ]
2931
3032 # Layer 2 — Adapter. The boundary. External input is parsed here.
@@ -40,13 +42,14 @@ sublayers = [
4042 ]
4143
4244 # Layer 3 — Entry. Outermost shell: server bootstrap, route table,
43-# handlers.
44-# - c21_ holds HTTP handlers and the Bun.serve route table (c21_app).
45-# - c11_ holds the server bootstrap that mounts the route table.
46-# c11 may import c21 (the bootstrap pulls in the app); c21 must never
47-# import c11.
45+# handlers. Prefix lex-LAST (`d{11,21}_`) so the whole prefix scheme
46+# sorts in layer order.
47+# - d21_ holds HTTP handlers and the Bun.serve route table (d21_app).
48+# - d11_ wait — d11 lex-sorts before d21. Within Layer 3 sublayer
49+# ordering [handlers, server] means server (later) may import
50+# handlers, which matches c11_server importing c21_app.
4851 [layers.3]
4952 sublayers = [
50- { name = "handlers", prefix = "c21_" },
51- { name = "server", prefix = "c11_" },
53+ { name = "handlers", prefix = "d21_" },
54+ { name = "server", prefix = "d11_" },
5255 ]
modified scripts/p620/snapshot-tests.ts +1 −1
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@
1717 import { spawnSync } from "node:child_process";
1818 import { existsSync, mkdirSync, readFileSync, rmSync, writeFileSync } from "node:fs";
1919 import { resolve } from "node:path";
20-import { stripStringsAndComments } from "../../src/c32_sama_verify.ts";
20+import { stripStringsAndComments } from "../../src/b32_sama_verify.ts";
2121
2222 const REPO_ROOT = resolve(import.meta.dir, "..", "..");
2323 const OWNER = "syntaxai";
modified scripts/sama-cli.ts +1 −1
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@
1515
1616 import { readdirSync, readFileSync, existsSync, statSync } from "node:fs";
1717 import { resolve, relative } from "node:path";
18-import { verifySama, type SamaReport } from "../src/c32_sama_verify.ts";
18+import { verifySama, type SamaReport } from "../src/b32_sama_verify.ts";
1919
2020 const VERSION = "0.1.0";
2121
added src/a31_admin_validation.test.ts +213 −0
@@ -0,0 +1,213 @@
1+import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2+import {
3+ validateEditForm,
4+ MAX_ADMIN_HTML_BYTES,
5+} from "./a31_admin_validation.ts";
6+
7+test("accepts a minimally valid form", () => {
8+ const r = validateEditForm({
9+ slug: "hello",
10+ type: "page",
11+ title: "Hello",
12+ html: "<p>x</p>",
13+ status: "published",
14+ });
15+ expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
16+ if (r.ok) {
17+ expect(r.data.slug).toBe("hello");
18+ expect(r.data.type).toBe("page");
19+ expect(r.data.primaryTag).toBeNull();
20+ }
21+});
22+
23+test("lowercases the slug and trims surrounding whitespace", () => {
24+ const r = validateEditForm({
25+ slug: " HELLO-World ",
26+ type: "post",
27+ title: "X",
28+ html: "<p>x</p>",
29+ });
30+ expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
31+ if (r.ok) expect(r.data.slug).toBe("hello-world");
32+});
33+
34+test("rejects missing title", () => {
35+ const r = validateEditForm({
36+ slug: "ok",
37+ type: "page",
38+ title: " ",
39+ html: "<p>x</p>",
40+ });
41+ expect(r.ok).toBe(false);
42+ if (!r.ok) expect(r.error).toMatch(/title/i);
43+});
44+
45+test("rejects slug with uppercase letters", () => {
46+ const r = validateEditForm({
47+ slug: "NotOK",
48+ type: "page",
49+ title: "T",
50+ html: "<p>x</p>",
51+ });
52+ // lowercased to "notok" by the trimmer — that should pass.
53+ expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
54+});
55+
56+test("accepts multi-segment slug with single-slash separators", () => {
57+ const r = validateEditForm({
58+ slug: "company/about",
59+ type: "page",
60+ title: "About",
61+ html: "<p>x</p>",
62+ });
63+ expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
64+ if (r.ok) expect(r.data.slug).toBe("company/about");
65+});
66+
67+test("accepts deeply nested multi-segment slug", () => {
68+ const r = validateEditForm({
69+ slug: "docs/spec/grammar",
70+ type: "page",
71+ title: "Grammar",
72+ html: "<p>x</p>",
73+ });
74+ expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
75+ if (r.ok) expect(r.data.slug).toBe("docs/spec/grammar");
76+});
77+
78+test("trims leading and trailing slashes from slug", () => {
79+ const r = validateEditForm({
80+ slug: "/foo/bar/",
81+ type: "page",
82+ title: "T",
83+ html: "<p>x</p>",
84+ });
85+ expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
86+ if (r.ok) expect(r.data.slug).toBe("foo/bar");
87+});
88+
89+test("rejects slug with consecutive slashes", () => {
90+ const r = validateEditForm({
91+ slug: "a//b",
92+ type: "page",
93+ title: "T",
94+ html: "<p>x</p>",
95+ });
96+ expect(r.ok).toBe(false);
97+ if (!r.ok) expect(r.error).toMatch(/slug/i);
98+});
99+
100+test("rejects empty segment after trim", () => {
101+ const r = validateEditForm({
102+ slug: "//",
103+ type: "page",
104+ title: "T",
105+ html: "<p>x</p>",
106+ });
107+ expect(r.ok).toBe(false);
108+ if (!r.ok) expect(r.error).toMatch(/slug/i);
109+});
110+
111+test("rejects slug containing whitespace", () => {
112+ const r = validateEditForm({
113+ slug: "two words",
114+ type: "page",
115+ title: "T",
116+ html: "<p>x</p>",
117+ });
118+ expect(r.ok).toBe(false);
119+ if (!r.ok) expect(r.error).toMatch(/slug/i);
120+});
121+
122+test("rejects unknown type", () => {
123+ const r = validateEditForm({
124+ slug: "ok",
125+ type: "snippet",
126+ title: "X",
127+ html: "<p>x</p>",
128+ });
129+ expect(r.ok).toBe(false);
130+ if (!r.ok) expect(r.error).toMatch(/type/i);
131+});
132+
133+test("rejects unknown status", () => {
134+ const r = validateEditForm({
135+ slug: "ok",
136+ type: "page",
137+ title: "X",
138+ html: "<p>x</p>",
139+ status: "deferred",
140+ });
141+ expect(r.ok).toBe(false);
142+ if (!r.ok) expect(r.error).toMatch(/status/i);
143+});
144+
145+test("defaults status to published when omitted", () => {
146+ const r = validateEditForm({
147+ slug: "ok",
148+ type: "page",
149+ title: "X",
150+ html: "<p>x</p>",
151+ });
152+ expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
153+ if (r.ok) expect(r.data.status).toBe("published");
154+});
155+
156+test("accepts draft status", () => {
157+ const r = validateEditForm({
158+ slug: "ok",
159+ type: "page",
160+ title: "X",
161+ html: "<p>x</p>",
162+ status: "draft",
163+ });
164+ expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
165+ if (r.ok) expect(r.data.status).toBe("draft");
166+});
167+
168+test("captures primary_tag when non-empty", () => {
169+ const r = validateEditForm({
170+ slug: "ok",
171+ type: "post",
172+ title: "P",
173+ html: "<p>x</p>",
174+ primary_tag: "concept",
175+ });
176+ expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
177+ if (r.ok) expect(r.data.primaryTag).toBe("concept");
178+});
179+
180+test("treats blank primary_tag as null", () => {
181+ const r = validateEditForm({
182+ slug: "ok",
183+ type: "post",
184+ title: "P",
185+ html: "<p>x</p>",
186+ primary_tag: " ",
187+ });
188+ expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
189+ if (r.ok) expect(r.data.primaryTag).toBeNull();
190+});
191+
192+test("rejects html body over the size cap", () => {
193+ // Build a 1 MB + 1 byte payload of single-byte chars.
194+ const big = "a".repeat(MAX_ADMIN_HTML_BYTES + 1);
195+ const r = validateEditForm({
196+ slug: "ok",
197+ type: "page",
198+ title: "X",
199+ html: big,
200+ });
201+ expect(r.ok).toBe(false);
202+ if (!r.ok) expect(r.error).toMatch(/limit/i);
203+});
204+
205+test("accepts empty html body (parser handles it as an empty doc)", () => {
206+ const r = validateEditForm({
207+ slug: "ok",
208+ type: "page",
209+ title: "X",
210+ html: "",
211+ });
212+ expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
213+});
added src/a31_admin_validation.ts +68 −0
@@ -0,0 +1,68 @@
1+// c31 — model: validation for the admin sxdoc edit form. Pure: no I/O.
2+// Sibling to c31_edit_validation (markdown-editor validation), but for
3+// the SxDocument-backed admin UI.
4+//
5+// Per Modeled.md: external input (HTTP form bodies) gets a parser in
6+// c31 before any logic touches it. Handler reads FormData, hands a
7+// Record<string, string> to validateEditForm, gets back a discriminated
8+// result the handler can react to.
9+
10+// Slugs may be single-segment ("about") or multi-segment ("company/about",
11+// "docs/spec/grammar"). Each segment is lowercase a-z/0-9/-/_. Leading or
12+// trailing slashes are trimmed by the caller before this regex runs, so
13+// the pattern itself only matches the canonical "seg(/seg)*" shape.
14+const SLUG_RE = /^[a-z0-9_-]+(?:\/[a-z0-9_-]+)*$/;
15+
16+// 1 MiB cap on HTML body. The migration's biggest single document
17+// (sama-meets-git-cms.md) is ~12 KB rendered — 1 MiB is generous
18+// headroom for any realistic page, while still rejecting accidental
19+// 50 MB pastes that would block the SQLite WAL.
20+export const MAX_ADMIN_HTML_BYTES = 1024 * 1024;
21+
22+export interface ValidatedEditInput {
23+ slug: string;
24+ type: "page" | "post";
25+ title: string;
26+ html: string;
27+ status: "published" | "draft";
28+ primaryTag: string | null;
29+}
30+
31+export type AdminValidationResult =
32+ | { ok: true; data: ValidatedEditInput }
33+ | { ok: false; error: string };
34+
35+export const validateEditForm = (form: Record<string, string>): AdminValidationResult => {
36+ const slug = (form.slug ?? "").trim().toLowerCase().replace(/^\/+|\/+$/g, "");
37+ const type = form.type ?? "";
38+ const title = (form.title ?? "").trim();
39+ const html = form.html ?? "";
40+ const statusRaw = form.status ?? "published";
41+ const primaryTag = (form.primary_tag ?? "").trim() || null;
42+
43+ if (!title) return { ok: false, error: "title is required" };
44+ if (!SLUG_RE.test(slug)) {
45+ return {
46+ ok: false,
47+ error: "slug must be lowercase segments (letters, digits, dash, underscore) joined by single slashes — e.g. about, company/about, docs/spec/grammar",
48+ };
49+ }
50+ if (type !== "page" && type !== "post") {
51+ return { ok: false, error: "type must be page or post" };
52+ }
53+ if (statusRaw !== "published" && statusRaw !== "draft") {
54+ return { ok: false, error: "status must be published or draft" };
55+ }
56+ const bytes = new TextEncoder().encode(html).length;
57+ if (bytes > MAX_ADMIN_HTML_BYTES) {
58+ return {
59+ ok: false,
60+ error: `body exceeds the ${MAX_ADMIN_HTML_BYTES / 1024} KB limit (got ${Math.round(bytes / 1024)} KB)`,
61+ };
62+ }
63+
64+ return {
65+ ok: true,
66+ data: { slug, type, title, html, status: statusRaw, primaryTag },
67+ };
68+};
added src/a31_blog.ts +87 −0
@@ -0,0 +1,87 @@
1+// c31 — model: blog index data. The post bodies live as markdown in
2+// content/blog/<slug>.md; this file is just the registry that drives
3+// /blog, /blog/:slug, and the sitemap. New posts: drop the .md file
4+// and add an entry here.
5+
6+export interface BlogEntry {
7+ slug: string;
8+ title: string;
9+ description: string;
10+ // ISO date for the listing + sitemap lastmod.
11+ date: string;
12+}
13+
14+export const ALL_POSTS: BlogEntry[] = [
15+ {
16+ slug: "deploy-that-lies-cascade",
17+ title: "When the deploy lies: three bugs hidden by one silent error suppressor",
18+ description: "/reports/live had been stuck on a 12-day-old window because the deploy script's snapshot step was failing silently (no bun on the p620 host, the failure was swallowed by 2>/dev/null and a 'non-fatal skipped' echo). Fix one: run the snapshot via podman. That exposed a second silent skip — snapshot-tests had been missing from the git-mode deploy entirely. Fix two: add it. That made bun test actually run in CI for the first time and exposed two more bugs — a 1-in-16 flaky test and a false-positive placeholder where the verifier's own test fixture was being grepped as a real test. Three bugs in one PR. The empirical lesson: verification only works if the pipeline that runs it isn't lying about whether it ran.",
19+ date: "2026-05-22",
20+ },
21+ {
22+ slug: "sama-empirical-modeled-green",
23+ title: "Greening our own dogfood: four sibling tests, the live verifier flipped from 3/4 to 4/4",
24+ description: "/sama/verify?repo=syntaxai/tdd.md is the public verifier on tdd.md. Yesterday it showed three of four SAMA pillars green for this codebase — Modeled was flagging four c32_* files without sibling tests. Today it shows 4/4. Receipt for the round-trip: four new test files (55 unit tests), three const → export const visibility lifts on pure helpers, no behaviour changes, and the same URL anyone in the world can hit now reports the same answer the local CLI does. The website is the spec is the verifier is the test suite.",
25+ date: "2026-05-22",
26+ },
27+ {
28+ slug: "sama-empirical-c21-split",
29+ title: "When the verifier said 'split this': one Atomic-700 hit, four handler files, the build stayed green",
30+ description: "After Fase-2b landed, the SAMA verifier flagged c21_app.ts at 761 LOC — over the 700-line Atomic threshold — with one instruction: 'split per UI/data domain.' Four new handler files later (fallback, projects, api_agents, webhook), c21_app.ts was at 452 LOC, the verifier flipped green on all 67 SAMA files, 138/138 unit tests stayed green, 49/49 e2e against live stayed green, and the git-native commit pipeline didn't notice the route table had moved. Receipt for one mechanical-verifier round-trip on a real codebase.",
31+ date: "2026-05-22",
32+ },
33+ {
34+ slug: "sama-meets-git-cms",
35+ title: "SAMA meets git: building a self-hosted CMS that obeys the discipline",
36+ description: "Built a self-hosted CMS for tdd.md that commits directly to Forgejo via HTTP — no git binary, no SSH keys, no SQLite proposal queue. Edits become real commits a reviewer can git blame. Along the way the build surfaced eight SAMA tensions: two led to refinements (Modeled exemption for I/O-only c14 files; boundary-contract discriminated unions), six were operational doctrines or things SAMA correctly stays silent on. This post itself was committed via the CMS.",
37+ date: "2026-05-10",
38+ },
39+ {
40+ slug: "from-rules-to-checks",
41+ title: "From rules to checks: shipping what the corpus post promised",
42+ description: "The corpus post named three checks the discipline should run. This post is the receipt. Three slivers shipped: placeholder-test detection (live on /reports/live/tests), historical-commit testing via git worktree (opt-in via SAMA_HISTORY_DEPTH), and /sama/verify - a four-discipline report runnable against any public repo. The rules are now URLs you can hit.",
43+ date: "2026-05-09",
44+ },
45+ {
46+ slug: "agentic-coding-corpus-three-patterns",
47+ title: "Three patterns ten threads converge on",
48+ description: "One thread is an audit. Ten threads are a pattern. A six-month corpus of r/ClaudeAI, r/ClaudeCode and r/AgentsOfAI posts shows three failure modes everywhere — agents attack the verifier rather than the impl, the harness's hidden state outvotes the user's stated rules, and experienced practitioners independently arrive at TDD+SAMA-shaped answers. With per-pattern mitigation tables: how the iron law, the sibling-test rule, and the layer-prefix grep would have caught or prevented each thread.",
49+ date: "2026-05-09",
50+ },
51+ {
52+ slug: "claude-code-harness-postmortem",
53+ title: "Forty hidden reminders, one failing test: reading the Claude Code postmortem thread",
54+ description: "ThePaSch's r/ClaudeAI audit catalogues 40+ hidden system reminders, five gag-order sites (\"never mention this to the user\"), a malware reminder injected on every file read, contradictory instructions, and a 158-version system-prompt churn in 11 days. Anthropic's postmortem stops short of any of it. What survives in the artefact a reviewer sees? TDD's iron law and SAMA's verification grep — both enforced outside the agent's context window.",
55+ date: "2026-05-09",
56+ },
57+ {
58+ slug: "three-constraints-agentic-coding",
59+ title: "Red, tokens, atoms: three constraints that compound",
60+ description: "Three pieces landed the same week — obra's TDD skill, Mishra's 23 token-saving tips for Claude Code, and the rebrand of SAMA (Sorted, Architecture, Modeled, Atomic). Each is useful alone. Stacked they multiply, and not by adding benefits — they remove the failure modes the others cannot see.",
61+ date: "2026-05-09",
62+ },
63+ {
64+ slug: "tweag-handbook-tdd",
65+ title: "Tweag's agentic TDD handbook gets the loop right — local green still isn't enough",
66+ description: "Tweag's agentic-coding handbook describes a clean TDD loop and the right rules for AI assistants — but the validation layer it leans on (run tests, see green) misses the three failure modes most likely to show up: tautology, test deletion in refactor, and assertion weakening. Here's the gap, and what closes it.",
67+ date: "2026-05-08",
68+ },
69+ {
70+ slug: "aider-tdd",
71+ title: "Aider is the closest agent to TDD on rails — until you let it auto-fix",
72+ description: "Aider's auto-commit-per-edit and bite-sized-steps philosophy make it TDD-shaped by default. Then `--auto-test` discovers it can win by deleting tests instead of fixing the impl. Here's how Aider's strengths map onto TDD, and how to keep the auto-test loop honest.",
73+ date: "2026-05-04",
74+ },
75+ {
76+ slug: "cursor-tdd",
77+ title: "Cursor knows how to do TDD. Most users skip the parts that matter.",
78+ description: "Cursor's own agent best practices document a clean TDD workflow — but most users skip the features (Plan Mode, fresh conversations, .cursor/rules) that actually make it work. Here's how to put the pieces together, with a kata you can run end-to-end.",
79+ date: "2026-05-04",
80+ },
81+ {
82+ slug: "claude-code-tdd",
83+ title: "Claude Code does not do TDD by default — here's how to make it",
84+ description: "Claude Code writes the test and impl in one breath, so the test never fails for the right reason. Two structural changes — CLAUDE.md rules + phase-separated sessions — get the discipline back, and tdd.md can verify it.",
85+ date: "2026-05-04",
86+ },
87+];
added src/a31_commit_meta.test.ts +37 −0
@@ -0,0 +1,37 @@
1+import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2+import { buildCommitMessage, noreplyEmail } from "./a31_commit_meta.ts";
3+
4+test("buildCommitMessage emits the expected subject + trailer", () => {
5+ const msg = buildCommitMessage({
6+ title: "S — Sorted",
7+ author: "syntaxai",
8+ filePath: "content/sama/sorted.md",
9+ });
10+ const lines = msg.split("\n");
11+ expect(lines[0]).toBe("edit content/sama/sorted.md via web");
12+ expect(msg).toContain("Submitted by syntaxai via the tdd.md self-hosted editor.");
13+});
14+
15+test("buildCommitMessage filePath is the only thing on the subject line", () => {
16+ // Important: keeps `git log --oneline` readable. No author / no SHA
17+ // hint in the subject — that's all in the body / trailers / metadata.
18+ const msg = buildCommitMessage({
19+ title: "ignored title",
20+ author: "syntaxai",
21+ filePath: "content/blog/some-post.md",
22+ });
23+ const subject = msg.split("\n")[0];
24+ expect(subject).toBe("edit content/blog/some-post.md via web");
25+ expect(subject).not.toContain("syntaxai");
26+ expect(subject).not.toContain("ignored title");
27+});
28+
29+test("noreplyEmail prefers the github-id form when available", () => {
30+ expect(noreplyEmail("syntaxai", 12766340)).toBe(
31+ "[email protected]",
32+ );
33+});
34+
35+test("noreplyEmail falls back to login-only when id is unknown", () => {
36+ expect(noreplyEmail("syntaxai")).toBe("[email protected]");
37+});
added src/a31_commit_meta.ts +29 −0
@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
1+// c31 — model: pure helpers for shaping a git commit out of an edit
2+// submission. Source-agnostic — used to live with c14_forgejo's
3+// commitFile, now feeds c14_git.commitFile against the local bare
4+// repo. Sibling-tested.
5+
6+export interface CommitMessageInput {
7+ // Page title shown in the editor header (e.g. "S — Sorted").
8+ title: string;
9+ // GitHub login of the admin who saved the edit.
10+ author: string;
11+ // Path under repo root, e.g. "content/sama/sorted.md".
12+ filePath: string;
13+}
14+
15+// One-line subject + author trailer. Intentionally short so it reads
16+// well in `git log --oneline` and in the Forgejo commit list.
17+export const buildCommitMessage = (input: CommitMessageInput): string => {
18+ const subject = `edit ${input.filePath} via web`;
19+ const trailer = `\n\nSubmitted by ${input.author} via the tdd.md self-hosted editor.`;
20+ return subject + trailer;
21+};
22+
23+// GitHub-style noreply email so commits attribute to the user's
24+// GitHub account in tools that link by email. Mirrors the logic in
25+// c21_handlers_auth where we mint Forgejo identities.
26+export const noreplyEmail = (login: string, githubId?: number): string =>
27+ githubId !== undefined
28+ ? `${githubId}+${login}@users.noreply.github.com`
29+ : `${login}@users.noreply.github.com`;
added src/a31_commits.test.ts +52 −0
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1+import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2+import { parseCommit, computeProgress } from "./a31_commits.ts";
3+
4+test("parseCommit reads a phase prefix", () => {
5+ expect(parseCommit("red: failing test for empty")).toEqual({
6+ phase: "red",
7+ step: null,
8+ subject: "failing test for empty",
9+ });
10+});
11+
12+test("parseCommit extracts step from phase(step): form", () => {
13+ expect(parseCommit("green(single-number): return n for one number")).toEqual({
14+ phase: "green",
15+ step: "single-number",
16+ subject: "return n for one number",
17+ });
18+});
19+
20+test("parseCommit recognizes 'Initial commit' as init", () => {
21+ expect(parseCommit("Initial commit").phase).toBe("init");
22+});
23+
24+test("parseCommit returns untagged for unknown messages", () => {
25+ expect(parseCommit("wip — fixing something").phase).toBe("untagged");
26+});
27+
28+test("parseCommit recognizes spike: prefix", () => {
29+ expect(parseCommit("spike: try the regex approach").phase).toBe("spike");
30+});
31+
32+test("parseCommit extracts step from spike(step):", () => {
33+ const p = parseCommit("spike(custom-separator): explore Forge regex");
34+ expect(p.phase).toBe("spike");
35+ expect(p.step).toBe("custom-separator");
36+});
37+
38+test("computeProgress verifies a step after red→green for the same step", () => {
39+ const commits = [
40+ { commit: { message: "green(empty): returns 0" } },
41+ { commit: { message: "red(empty): empty string returns 0" } },
42+ ]; // newest first, like Forgejo
43+ const p = computeProgress(commits);
44+ expect(p.verifiedSteps).toEqual(new Set(["empty"]));
45+ expect(p.redCount).toBe(1);
46+ expect(p.greenCount).toBe(1);
47+});
48+
49+test("computeProgress does not verify green-without-prior-red", () => {
50+ const commits = [{ commit: { message: "green(empty): returns 0" } }];
51+ expect(computeProgress(commits).verifiedSteps.size).toBe(0);
52+});
added src/a31_commits.ts +65 −0
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1+export type Phase = "red" | "green" | "refactor" | "spike" | "init" | "untagged";
2+
3+export interface ParsedCommit {
4+ phase: Phase;
5+ step: string | null;
6+ subject: string;
7+}
8+
9+const PHASE_RE = /^(red|green|refactor|spike)(?:\(([a-z][a-z0-9-]*)\))?:\s*(.*)$/i;
10+
11+export const parseCommit = (message: string): ParsedCommit => {
12+ const subject = message.split("\n")[0] ?? "";
13+ const m = subject.match(PHASE_RE);
14+ if (m) {
15+ return {
16+ phase: m[1]!.toLowerCase() as Phase,
17+ step: m[2] ?? null,
18+ subject: m[3] ?? "",
19+ };
20+ }
21+ if (/^Initial commit$/i.test(subject)) {
22+ return { phase: "init", step: null, subject };
23+ }
24+ return { phase: "untagged", step: null, subject };
25+};
26+
27+export interface Progress {
28+ verifiedSteps: Set<string>;
29+ redCount: number;
30+ greenCount: number;
31+ refactorCount: number;
32+ spikeCount: number;
33+ untaggedCount: number;
34+}
35+
36+// A step counts as "verified" when its red commit is followed by a green
37+// for the same step. Refactor and untagged commits are tallied separately
38+// for the score breakdown but don't move verification.
39+export const computeProgress = (commits: { commit: { message: string } }[]): Progress => {
40+ const pendingRed = new Set<string>();
41+ const verifiedSteps = new Set<string>();
42+ let redCount = 0;
43+ let greenCount = 0;
44+ let refactorCount = 0;
45+ let spikeCount = 0;
46+ let untaggedCount = 0;
47+ // Forgejo returns commits newest-first; walk oldest-first to get sequence.
48+ for (const c of [...commits].reverse()) {
49+ const p = parseCommit(c.commit.message);
50+ if (p.phase === "red") {
51+ redCount++;
52+ if (p.step) pendingRed.add(p.step);
53+ } else if (p.phase === "green") {
54+ greenCount++;
55+ if (p.step && pendingRed.has(p.step)) verifiedSteps.add(p.step);
56+ } else if (p.phase === "refactor") {
57+ refactorCount++;
58+ } else if (p.phase === "spike") {
59+ spikeCount++;
60+ } else if (p.phase === "untagged") {
61+ untaggedCount++;
62+ }
63+ }
64+ return { verifiedSteps, redCount, greenCount, refactorCount, spikeCount, untaggedCount };
65+};
added src/a31_diff_parse.test.ts +131 −0
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1+import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2+import { parseUnifiedDiff } from "./a31_diff_parse.ts";
3+
4+test("empty input yields no files", () => {
5+ expect(parseUnifiedDiff("").files).toEqual([]);
6+});
7+
8+test("single-file modified, one mixed hunk", () => {
9+ const raw = `diff --git a/foo.md b/foo.md
10+index abc..def 100644
11+--- a/foo.md
12++++ b/foo.md
13+@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
14+-old line
15++new line
16+ context
17+ more context
18+`;
19+ const r = parseUnifiedDiff(raw);
20+ expect(r.files).toHaveLength(1);
21+ const f = r.files[0]!;
22+ expect(f.path).toBe("foo.md");
23+ expect(f.oldPath).toBe("foo.md");
24+ expect(f.status).toBe("modified");
25+ expect(f.added).toBe(1);
26+ expect(f.removed).toBe(1);
27+ expect(f.hunks).toHaveLength(1);
28+ expect(f.hunks[0]!.lines.map((l) => [l.kind, l.text])).toEqual([
29+ ["removed", "old line"],
30+ ["added", "new line"],
31+ ["context", "context"],
32+ ["context", "more context"],
33+ ]);
34+});
35+
36+test("line numbers track old/new sides correctly", () => {
37+ const raw = `diff --git a/x b/x
38+--- a/x
39++++ b/x
40+@@ -10,3 +10,3 @@
41+ keep
42+-drop
43++inject
44+`;
45+ const f = parseUnifiedDiff(raw).files[0]!;
46+ const lines = f.hunks[0]!.lines;
47+ expect(lines[0]).toMatchObject({ kind: "context", oldNum: 10, newNum: 10 });
48+ expect(lines[1]).toMatchObject({ kind: "removed", oldNum: 11, newNum: null });
49+ expect(lines[2]).toMatchObject({ kind: "added", oldNum: null, newNum: 11 });
50+});
51+
52+test("new file marker sets status:added", () => {
53+ const raw = `diff --git a/new.md b/new.md
54+new file mode 100644
55+index 0000000..abc
56+--- /dev/null
57++++ b/new.md
58+@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
59++hello
60++world
61+`;
62+ const f = parseUnifiedDiff(raw).files[0]!;
63+ expect(f.status).toBe("added");
64+ expect(f.added).toBe(2);
65+ expect(f.removed).toBe(0);
66+});
67+
68+test("deleted file marker sets status:removed", () => {
69+ const raw = `diff --git a/old.md b/old.md
70+deleted file mode 100644
71+--- a/old.md
72++++ /dev/null
73+@@ -1,2 +0,0 @@
74+-bye
75+-world
76+`;
77+ const f = parseUnifiedDiff(raw).files[0]!;
78+ expect(f.status).toBe("removed");
79+ expect(f.added).toBe(0);
80+ expect(f.removed).toBe(2);
81+});
82+
83+test("multiple files in one diff are all parsed", () => {
84+ const raw = `diff --git a/a.md b/a.md
85+--- a/a.md
86++++ b/a.md
87+@@ -1 +1 @@
88+-A
89++a
90+diff --git a/b.md b/b.md
91+--- a/b.md
92++++ b/b.md
93+@@ -1 +1 @@
94+-B
95++b
96+`;
97+ const r = parseUnifiedDiff(raw);
98+ expect(r.files.map((f) => f.path)).toEqual(["a.md", "b.md"]);
99+});
100+
101+test("hunk header without explicit length defaults to 1", () => {
102+ const raw = `diff --git a/x b/x
103+--- a/x
104++++ b/x
105+@@ -5 +5 @@ section name
106+-old
107++new
108+`;
109+ const f = parseUnifiedDiff(raw).files[0]!;
110+ const h = f.hunks[0]!;
111+ expect(h.oldLength).toBe(1);
112+ expect(h.newLength).toBe(1);
113+ expect(h.heading).toBe("section name");
114+});
115+
116+test("\\ No newline at end of file is silently skipped", () => {
117+ const raw = `diff --git a/x b/x
118+--- a/x
119++++ b/x
120+@@ -1 +1 @@
121+-old
122+\\ No newline at end of file
123++new
124+\\ No newline at end of file
125+`;
126+ const f = parseUnifiedDiff(raw).files[0]!;
127+ expect(f.added).toBe(1);
128+ expect(f.removed).toBe(1);
129+ // The "\ No newline" lines should NOT show up as context.
130+ expect(f.hunks[0]!.lines.map((l) => l.kind)).toEqual(["removed", "added"]);
131+});
added src/a31_diff_parse.ts +160 −0
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1+// c31 — model: pure parser for unified-diff output. Takes the raw text
2+// emitted by `git diff` / Forgejo's `.diff` endpoint and produces the
3+// structured shape c51_render_commit consumes. No I/O, no I/O assumptions
4+// — handed a string, returns a tree.
5+
6+export type DiffLineKind = "context" | "added" | "removed";
7+
8+export interface DiffLine {
9+ kind: DiffLineKind;
10+ text: string;
11+ // 1-based line numbers in the old / new file. Null for the side
12+ // that doesn't have this line (e.g. additions have oldNum:null).
13+ oldNum: number | null;
14+ newNum: number | null;
15+}
16+
17+export interface DiffHunk {
18+ oldStart: number;
19+ oldLength: number;
20+ newStart: number;
21+ newLength: number;
22+ // The "@@ ... @@" suffix Forgejo/git puts after the second @@. Often
23+ // the surrounding function/section name. Free text, may be empty.
24+ heading: string;
25+ lines: DiffLine[];
26+}
27+
28+export interface DiffFile {
29+ // Path on the new side. For deletes this is the old path mirrored
30+ // here so one field is enough to render a row.
31+ path: string;
32+ // Old path, set only on renames + deletes. Equal to `path` for
33+ // straightforward edits.
34+ oldPath: string;
35+ status: "added" | "removed" | "modified" | "renamed";
36+ hunks: DiffHunk[];
37+ added: number;
38+ removed: number;
39+}
40+
41+export interface ParsedDiff {
42+ files: DiffFile[];
43+}
44+
45+// Parse a `@@ -oldStart,oldLength +newStart,newLength @@ heading` header.
46+// Returns null when the line doesn't match. The length parts are
47+// optional in unified-diff (defaults to 1) — handle both shapes.
48+const HUNK_HEADER = /^@@ -(\d+)(?:,(\d+))? \+(\d+)(?:,(\d+))? @@(.*)$/;
49+
50+const parseHunkHeader = (line: string): Omit<DiffHunk, "lines"> | null => {
51+ const m = HUNK_HEADER.exec(line);
52+ if (!m) return null;
53+ return {
54+ oldStart: parseInt(m[1]!, 10),
55+ oldLength: m[2] !== undefined ? parseInt(m[2], 10) : 1,
56+ newStart: parseInt(m[3]!, 10),
57+ newLength: m[4] !== undefined ? parseInt(m[4], 10) : 1,
58+ heading: (m[5] ?? "").trim(),
59+ };
60+};
61+
62+export const parseUnifiedDiff = (raw: string): ParsedDiff => {
63+ const files: DiffFile[] = [];
64+ let currentFile: DiffFile | null = null;
65+ let currentHunk: DiffHunk | null = null;
66+ let oldLineNo = 0;
67+ let newLineNo = 0;
68+
69+ const lines = raw.split("\n");
70+ for (let i = 0; i < lines.length; i++) {
71+ const line = lines[i] ?? "";
72+
73+ if (line.startsWith("diff --git ")) {
74+ // New file boundary. Try to extract paths from "a/X b/Y" — git
75+ // emits them quoted only when special chars are present, which
76+ // we don't expect for our markdown content.
77+ const m = /^diff --git a\/(.+) b\/(.+)$/.exec(line);
78+ const oldPath = m?.[1] ?? "";
79+ const path = m?.[2] ?? "";
80+ currentFile = {
81+ path,
82+ oldPath,
83+ status: "modified",
84+ hunks: [],
85+ added: 0,
86+ removed: 0,
87+ };
88+ currentHunk = null;
89+ files.push(currentFile);
90+ continue;
91+ }
92+
93+ if (currentFile === null) continue; // preamble, skip
94+
95+ if (line.startsWith("new file mode")) {
96+ currentFile.status = "added";
97+ continue;
98+ }
99+ if (line.startsWith("deleted file mode")) {
100+ currentFile.status = "removed";
101+ continue;
102+ }
103+ if (line.startsWith("rename from ") || line.startsWith("rename to ")) {
104+ currentFile.status = "renamed";
105+ continue;
106+ }
107+ // Skip the index, ---/+++ headers — useful info already captured
108+ // from "diff --git" / mode lines.
109+ if (
110+ line.startsWith("index ") ||
111+ line.startsWith("--- ") ||
112+ line.startsWith("+++ ") ||
113+ line.startsWith("similarity index") ||
114+ line.startsWith("Binary files")
115+ ) {
116+ continue;
117+ }
118+
119+ if (line.startsWith("@@")) {
120+ const header = parseHunkHeader(line);
121+ if (!header) continue;
122+ currentHunk = { ...header, lines: [] };
123+ currentFile.hunks.push(currentHunk);
124+ oldLineNo = header.oldStart;
125+ newLineNo = header.newStart;
126+ continue;
127+ }
128+
129+ if (currentHunk === null) continue;
130+
131+ // Body lines — first char is the marker. An empty string at the
132+ // tail of the input (from a trailing "\n") falls through as
133+ // context with text "" — that matches what git emits.
134+ const marker = line[0] ?? " ";
135+ const text = line.slice(1);
136+
137+ if (marker === "+") {
138+ currentHunk.lines.push({ kind: "added", text, oldNum: null, newNum: newLineNo });
139+ newLineNo++;
140+ currentFile.added++;
141+ } else if (marker === "-") {
142+ currentHunk.lines.push({ kind: "removed", text, oldNum: oldLineNo, newNum: null });
143+ oldLineNo++;
144+ currentFile.removed++;
145+ } else if (marker === " " || marker === "") {
146+ // Skip a stray empty line that follows the last hunk before the
147+ // next "diff --git" — it's not a real context line.
148+ const next = lines[i + 1] ?? "";
149+ if (line === "" && (next.startsWith("diff --git ") || next === "")) continue;
150+ currentHunk.lines.push({ kind: "context", text, oldNum: oldLineNo, newNum: newLineNo });
151+ oldLineNo++;
152+ newLineNo++;
153+ } else if (marker === "\\") {
154+ // "\ No newline at end of file" — informational, skip.
155+ continue;
156+ }
157+ }
158+
159+ return { files };
160+};
added src/a31_docs_nav.ts +93 −0
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1+// c31 — model: hierarchical site-nav for the GitBook-style docs
2+// chrome. Pure data: combines the existing per-section registries
3+// (sama, guides, blog) into one structure the sidebar walks at
4+// render-time, plus a flat per-section list the prev/next navigator
5+// uses to compute neighbours.
6+
7+import { ALL_SAMA, type SamaDiscipline } from "./a31_sama.ts";
8+import { ALL_GUIDES, type GuideEntry } from "./a31_guides.ts";
9+import { ALL_POSTS, type BlogEntry } from "./a31_blog.ts";
10+
11+export interface DocsNavLink {
12+ href: string;
13+ label: string;
14+ // GitHub raw-edit URL for the source markdown, when applicable.
15+ // null for pages whose body is built inline in c21_app.ts.
16+ editPath: string | null;
17+}
18+
19+export interface DocsNavSection {
20+ id: "sama" | "guides" | "blog";
21+ title: string;
22+ rootHref: string;
23+ links: DocsNavLink[];
24+}
25+
26+const samaLink = (d: SamaDiscipline): DocsNavLink => ({
27+ href: `/sama/${d.slug}`,
28+ label: `${d.letter} — ${d.title}`,
29+ editPath: `content/sama/${d.slug}.md`,
30+});
31+
32+const guideLink = (g: GuideEntry): DocsNavLink => ({
33+ href: `/guides/${g.slug}`,
34+ label: g.title,
35+ editPath: `content/guides/${g.slug}.md`,
36+});
37+
38+const blogLink = (p: BlogEntry): DocsNavLink => ({
39+ href: `/blog/${p.slug}`,
40+ label: p.title,
41+ editPath: `content/blog/${p.slug}.md`,
42+});
43+
44+export const SITE_NAV: DocsNavSection[] = [
45+ {
46+ id: "sama",
47+ title: "SAMA",
48+ rootHref: "/sama",
49+ links: [
50+ ...ALL_SAMA.map(samaLink),
51+ { href: "/sama/skill", label: "SKILL.md (drop into your agent)", editPath: "content/sama/skill.md" },
52+ { href: "/sama/verify", label: "verify a public repo", editPath: null },
53+ ],
54+ },
55+ {
56+ id: "guides",
57+ title: "Guides",
58+ rootHref: "/guides",
59+ links: ALL_GUIDES.map(guideLink),
60+ },
61+ {
62+ id: "blog",
63+ title: "Blog",
64+ rootHref: "/blog",
65+ links: ALL_POSTS.map(blogLink),
66+ },
67+];
68+
69+// Resolve the section + position of a given path. Used by the
70+// docs layout to select the right sidebar section and to compute
71+// prev/next neighbours.
72+export interface ResolvedDocsLocation {
73+ section: DocsNavSection;
74+ index: number;
75+ current: DocsNavLink;
76+ prev: DocsNavLink | null;
77+ next: DocsNavLink | null;
78+}
79+
80+export const resolveDocsLocation = (path: string): ResolvedDocsLocation | null => {
81+ for (const section of SITE_NAV) {
82+ const i = section.links.findIndex((l) => l.href === path);
83+ if (i === -1) continue;
84+ return {
85+ section,
86+ index: i,
87+ current: section.links[i]!,
88+ prev: i > 0 ? section.links[i - 1]! : null,
89+ next: i < section.links.length - 1 ? section.links[i + 1]! : null,
90+ };
91+ }
92+ return null;
93+};
added src/a31_edit_validation.test.ts +39 −0
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1+import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2+import {
3+ validateEditBody,
4+ isNoOpEdit,
5+ EditValidationError,
6+ MAX_EDIT_BODY_BYTES,
7+} from "./a31_edit_validation.ts";
8+
9+test("validateEditBody returns the body when valid", () => {
10+ expect(validateEditBody("# title\n\nsome body")).toBe("# title\n\nsome body");
11+});
12+
13+test("validateEditBody rejects non-string input", () => {
14+ expect(() => validateEditBody(42)).toThrow(EditValidationError);
15+ expect(() => validateEditBody(null)).toThrow(EditValidationError);
16+ expect(() => validateEditBody(undefined)).toThrow(EditValidationError);
17+});
18+
19+test("validateEditBody rejects empty / whitespace-only", () => {
20+ expect(() => validateEditBody("")).toThrow(EditValidationError);
21+ expect(() => validateEditBody(" \n\t ")).toThrow(EditValidationError);
22+});
23+
24+test("validateEditBody rejects bodies over the byte cap", () => {
25+ const tooBig = "x".repeat(MAX_EDIT_BODY_BYTES + 1);
26+ expect(() => validateEditBody(tooBig)).toThrow(/exceeds/);
27+});
28+
29+test("validateEditBody accepts a body right at the cap", () => {
30+ const exact = "x".repeat(MAX_EDIT_BODY_BYTES);
31+ expect(validateEditBody(exact)).toBe(exact);
32+});
33+
34+test("isNoOpEdit is byte-equal, not whitespace-tolerant", () => {
35+ expect(isNoOpEdit("a", "a")).toBe(true);
36+ expect(isNoOpEdit("a", "a ")).toBe(false);
37+ expect(isNoOpEdit("a\n", "a")).toBe(false);
38+ expect(isNoOpEdit("", "")).toBe(true);
39+});
added src/a31_edit_validation.ts +38 −0
@@ -0,0 +1,38 @@
1+// c31 — model: validation for an admin edit submission. Pure: no I/O.
2+// The DB no longer stores edits (admin POST goes directly to Forgejo
3+// + filesystem), so this file holds only the body sanity checks that
4+// were previously bundled with the SQLite proposal flow.
5+
6+export const MAX_EDIT_BODY_BYTES = 256 * 1024; // 256 KB
7+
8+export class EditValidationError extends Error {
9+ constructor(message: string) {
10+ super(message);
11+ this.name = "EditValidationError";
12+ }
13+}
14+
15+// Throws EditValidationError when the body is empty, too large, or
16+// otherwise unfit to commit. Returns the trimmed-but-otherwise-untouched
17+// body string on success.
18+export const validateEditBody = (raw: unknown): string => {
19+ if (typeof raw !== "string") {
20+ throw new EditValidationError("body must be a string");
21+ }
22+ if (raw.trim().length === 0) {
23+ throw new EditValidationError("body cannot be empty");
24+ }
25+ const bytes = new TextEncoder().encode(raw).length;
26+ if (bytes > MAX_EDIT_BODY_BYTES) {
27+ throw new EditValidationError(
28+ `body exceeds the ${MAX_EDIT_BODY_BYTES / 1024} KB limit (got ${Math.round(bytes / 1024)} KB)`,
29+ );
30+ }
31+ return raw;
32+};
33+
34+// Byte-identical check between current page content and the proposed
35+// new content. Used to skip a Forgejo round-trip when the user
36+// accidentally submitted without changes.
37+export const isNoOpEdit = (currentBody: string, newBody: string): boolean =>
38+ currentBody === newBody;
added src/a31_games.test.ts +26 −0
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1+import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2+import { loadGame } from "./a31_games.ts";
3+
4+test("loadGame returns a game with the expected id", async () => {
5+ const game = await loadGame("string-calc");
6+ expect(game.id).toBe("string-calc");
7+});
8+
9+test("loadGame returns the kata's step ids in order", async () => {
10+ const game = await loadGame("string-calc");
11+ expect(game.steps.map((s) => s.id)).toEqual([
12+ "empty",
13+ "single-number",
14+ "two-numbers",
15+ "n-numbers",
16+ "newline-separator",
17+ "custom-separator",
18+ "negatives-throw",
19+ ]);
20+});
21+
22+test("loadGame throws a clear error for an unknown game", async () => {
23+ await expect(loadGame("does-not-exist")).rejects.toThrow(
24+ /unknown game: does-not-exist/,
25+ );
26+});
added src/a31_games.ts +55 −0
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1+export interface Step {
2+ id: string;
3+ requirement: string;
4+ // Path (relative to the kata's spec.ts) of the authoritative test file.
5+ // The judge copies this into the agent's working tree after the green
6+ // checkout and runs it — hidden tests are how we detect cheating where
7+ // an agent writes a tautological test like `expect(true).toBe(true)`.
8+ hiddenTestFile: string;
9+}
10+
11+export interface Game {
12+ id: string;
13+ // One-line summary shown on the games index and OG previews.
14+ description: string;
15+ // Human-readable function signature the agent must export. Documented
16+ // on the kata page so authors know what to build.
17+ signature: string;
18+ // The module path the hidden tests will import from. Agents must export
19+ // their solution from this exact path (relative to repo root).
20+ importPath: string;
21+ steps: Step[];
22+}
23+
24+import { readdir } from "node:fs/promises";
25+
26+// Reads every kata under content/games/ and returns the loaded specs in
27+// alphabetical order. Used to build the games index and sitemap without
28+// hard-coding individual kata ids.
29+export async function listGames(): Promise<Game[]> {
30+ let entries;
31+ try {
32+ entries = await readdir("./content/games", { withFileTypes: true });
33+ } catch {
34+ return [];
35+ }
36+ const ids = entries.filter((e) => e.isDirectory()).map((e) => e.name).sort();
37+ const games: Game[] = [];
38+ for (const id of ids) {
39+ try {
40+ games.push(await loadGame(id));
41+ } catch {
42+ // skip katas that fail to load (missing spec.ts, etc.)
43+ }
44+ }
45+ return games;
46+}
47+
48+export async function loadGame(id: string): Promise<Game> {
49+ const file = Bun.file(`./content/games/${id}/spec.ts`);
50+ if (!(await file.exists())) {
51+ throw new Error(`unknown game: ${id}`);
52+ }
53+ const mod = await import(`../content/games/${id}/spec.ts`);
54+ return mod.spec as Game;
55+}
added src/a31_git_parse.test.ts +93 −0
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1+import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2+import {
3+ parseGitCommits,
4+ parseLsTreeLine,
5+ GIT_COMMIT_FORMAT,
6+} from "./a31_git_parse.ts";
7+
8+const FS = "\x1f";
9+const RS = "\x1e";
10+
11+const fakeCommit = (
12+ sha: string,
13+ parents: string,
14+ msg: string,
15+ ts = "2026-05-10T13:00:00+01:00",
16+): string =>
17+ [sha, parents, "syntaxai", "[email protected]", ts, "syntaxai", "[email protected]", ts, msg].join(FS) + RS;
18+
19+test("parses a single commit with one parent and short message", () => {
20+ const raw = fakeCommit("abc123", "def456", "edit content/sama/skill.md\n");
21+ const commits = parseGitCommits(raw);
22+ expect(commits).toHaveLength(1);
23+ const c = commits[0]!;
24+ expect(c.sha).toBe("abc123");
25+ expect(c.parents).toEqual(["def456"]);
26+ expect(c.authorName).toBe("syntaxai");
27+ expect(c.message).toBe("edit content/sama/skill.md");
28+});
29+
30+test("parses multiple commits separated by RS", () => {
31+ const raw =
32+ fakeCommit("aaa", "bbb", "first") +
33+ fakeCommit("bbb", "ccc", "second") +
34+ fakeCommit("ccc", "", "root commit");
35+ const commits = parseGitCommits(raw);
36+ expect(commits.map((c) => c.sha)).toEqual(["aaa", "bbb", "ccc"]);
37+ expect(commits[2]!.parents).toEqual([]);
38+});
39+
40+test("preserves multi-line commit message body", () => {
41+ const msg = "subject line\n\nbody line one\nbody line two\n";
42+ const raw = fakeCommit("xyz", "par", msg);
43+ const c = parseGitCommits(raw)[0]!;
44+ expect(c.message).toBe("subject line\n\nbody line one\nbody line two");
45+});
46+
47+test("merge commit has multiple parents", () => {
48+ const raw = fakeCommit("merge1", "p1 p2 p3", "merge");
49+ const c = parseGitCommits(raw)[0]!;
50+ expect(c.parents).toEqual(["p1", "p2", "p3"]);
51+});
52+
53+test("empty input yields empty array", () => {
54+ expect(parseGitCommits("")).toEqual([]);
55+});
56+
57+test("malformed record throws", () => {
58+ expect(() => parseGitCommits("not enough fields here" + RS)).toThrow();
59+});
60+
61+test("GIT_COMMIT_FORMAT round-trips through %x1e/%x1f hex escapes", () => {
62+ // The format string passes \x1e and \x1f as %x1e / %x1f to git's
63+ // printf-style placeholder language. This guards against accidental
64+ // edits that break the round-trip.
65+ expect(GIT_COMMIT_FORMAT).toContain("%x1f");
66+ expect(GIT_COMMIT_FORMAT).toEndWith("%x1e");
67+});
68+
69+test("parseLsTreeLine accepts a regular blob row", () => {
70+ const r = parseLsTreeLine("100644 blob abc123def456\tcontent/sama/skill.md");
71+ expect(r).toEqual({
72+ mode: "100644",
73+ type: "blob",
74+ sha: "abc123def456",
75+ path: "content/sama/skill.md",
76+ });
77+});
78+
79+test("parseLsTreeLine accepts a tree row", () => {
80+ const r = parseLsTreeLine("040000 tree treesha\tcontent");
81+ expect(r?.type).toBe("tree");
82+});
83+
84+test("parseLsTreeLine returns null for blank or malformed input", () => {
85+ expect(parseLsTreeLine("")).toBeNull();
86+ expect(parseLsTreeLine("not even tab separated")).toBeNull();
87+ expect(parseLsTreeLine("100644 weirdtype sha\tpath")).toBeNull();
88+});
89+
90+test("parseLsTreeLine preserves paths with embedded spaces", () => {
91+ const r = parseLsTreeLine("100644 blob abc\tcontent/with space/file.md");
92+ expect(r?.path).toBe("content/with space/file.md");
93+});
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1+// c31 — model: parsers for `git` plumbing output. Pure: a function
2+// from string to a typed object. The c14_git layer owns the actual
3+// `Bun.spawn` calls; this file makes their stdout/stderr legible.
4+
5+export interface GitCommit {
6+ sha: string;
7+ parents: string[];
8+ authorName: string;
9+ authorEmail: string;
10+ authorDate: string; // ISO 8601 with timezone
11+ committerName: string;
12+ committerEmail: string;
13+ committerDate: string;
14+ message: string; // full message: subject + blank + body
15+}
16+
17+// Format string for `git log` / `git show` that this parser consumes.
18+// Uses ASCII record separators so commit messages with newlines pass
19+// through unmangled. Mirrors the technique already used in
20+// scripts/p620/snapshot-git-history.ts.
21+//
22+// %H full sha
23+// %P parent shas (space-separated)
24+// %an %ae %aI author name/email/iso-strict-with-timezone
25+// %cn %ce %cI committer
26+// %B raw body (subject + blank + rest)
27+export const GIT_COMMIT_FORMAT =
28+ ["%H", "%P", "%an", "%ae", "%aI", "%cn", "%ce", "%cI", "%B"].join("%x1f") + "%x1e";
29+
30+const RECORD_SEP = "\x1e";
31+const FIELD_SEP = "\x1f";
32+
33+// Parse one or more commits emitted with GIT_COMMIT_FORMAT. Trailing
34+// record separator is fine (we trim before splitting).
35+export const parseGitCommits = (raw: string): GitCommit[] => {
36+ const records = raw.split(RECORD_SEP).map((s) => s.trim()).filter(Boolean);
37+ return records.map(parseOneCommit);
38+};
39+
40+const parseOneCommit = (record: string): GitCommit => {
41+ const parts = record.split(FIELD_SEP);
42+ if (parts.length < 9) {
43+ throw new Error(`malformed git commit record: expected 9+ fields, got ${parts.length}`);
44+ }
45+ const [sha, parentsRaw, an, ae, aI, cn, ce, cI, ...rest] = parts;
46+ const message = (rest.join(FIELD_SEP) ?? "").replace(/\n+$/, "");
47+ return {
48+ sha: sha!,
49+ parents: (parentsRaw ?? "").trim().split(/\s+/).filter(Boolean),
50+ authorName: an!,
51+ authorEmail: ae!,
52+ authorDate: aI!,
53+ committerName: cn!,
54+ committerEmail: ce!,
55+ committerDate: cI!,
56+ message,
57+ };
58+};
59+
60+// Parse `git ls-tree <ref> -- <path>` output: one tab-separated row of
61+// `<mode> <type> <sha>\t<path>`. Returns null when the path doesn't
62+// exist at that ref (empty stdout from git).
63+export interface LsTreeEntry {
64+ mode: string;
65+ type: "blob" | "tree" | "commit";
66+ sha: string;
67+ path: string;
68+}
69+
70+export const parseLsTreeLine = (line: string): LsTreeEntry | null => {
71+ const trimmed = line.trim();
72+ if (!trimmed) return null;
73+ // `<mode> <type> <sha>\t<path>` — tab is mandatory between sha+path,
74+ // spaces before. Split on first tab to keep paths with spaces intact.
75+ const tabIdx = trimmed.indexOf("\t");
76+ if (tabIdx === -1) return null;
77+ const head = trimmed.slice(0, tabIdx).split(/\s+/);
78+ if (head.length !== 3) return null;
79+ const [mode, type, sha] = head;
80+ const path = trimmed.slice(tabIdx + 1);
81+ if (type !== "blob" && type !== "tree" && type !== "commit") return null;
82+ return { mode: mode!, type, sha: sha!, path };
83+};
84+
85+// Tree-listing entry returned by c14_git.lsTree. Defined here in
86+// Layer 0 (Pure) per SAMA v2 §1.1 so c51 render code (and other
87+// readers) can reference the type without importing from Layer 2.
88+// Distinct from LsTreeEntry above: that's the raw parsed line; this
89+// is the cleaned-up shape c14_git exposes to callers.
90+export interface TreeEntry {
91+ name: string; // basename, e.g. "skill.md" or "blog"
92+ type: "blob" | "tree" | "commit";
93+ sha: string;
94+ mode: string;
95+}
96+
97+// Result types for c14_git.commitFile etc. Defined here in Layer 0
98+// (Pure) per SAMA v2 §1.1 so c51 render code can match against the
99+// discriminated union without crossing import direction.
100+export interface GitCommitOk {
101+ ok: true;
102+ commitSha: string;
103+}
104+
105+export interface GitCommitFailure {
106+ ok: false;
107+ // "conflict" → ref tip moved under us (someone else committed)
108+ // "not_found" → branch doesn't exist
109+ // "permission" → fs perms on the bare repo
110+ // "other" → anything else (look at .message)
111+ kind: "conflict" | "not_found" | "permission" | "other";
112+ message: string;
113+}
114+
115+export type GitCommitOutcome = GitCommitOk | GitCommitFailure;
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1+// c31 — model: agent-specific TDD-walkthrough registry. Drives
2+// /guides + /guides/:slug. Markdown bodies live in content/guides/<slug>.md.
3+
4+export interface GuideEntry {
5+ slug: string;
6+ title: string;
7+ description: string;
8+}
9+
10+export const ALL_GUIDES: GuideEntry[] = [
11+ {
12+ slug: "claude-code",
13+ title: "TDD with Claude Code",
14+ description: "Run TDD katas through Anthropic's Claude Code with phase-separated prompts and CLAUDE.md rules so the judge scores clean red→green→refactor cycles.",
15+ },
16+ {
17+ slug: "cursor",
18+ title: "TDD with Cursor",
19+ description: "Test-driven katas through Cursor — Composer per phase, project rules pinned in .cursor/rules, fresh context for red vs green.",
20+ },
21+ {
22+ slug: "aider",
23+ title: "TDD with Aider",
24+ description: "Aider's commit-per-edit model maps directly onto red→green→refactor — prompt with phase tags and the auto-commit carries through.",
25+ },
26+];
added src/a31_project_config.ts +118 −0
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1+// c31 — model: types + parser for `.tdd-md.json`, the per-repo opt-in
2+// config used by the project-tracking pipeline. Pure data, no I/O.
3+// Fetching the file lives in c14_github; persistence lives in c13_database;
4+// page rendering lives in c51_render.
5+
6+export const PROJECT_CONFIG_PATH = ".tdd-md.json";
7+export const PROJECT_CONFIG_VERSION = 1;
8+
9+export type TestRunner = "none" | "bun";
10+export type AgentSlug = "claude-code" | "cursor" | "aider" | "unknown";
11+
12+export interface ProjectConfig {
13+ version: number;
14+ // "none" → trace-mode judging only (commit discipline, no test execution).
15+ // "bun" → full sandbox-runner judging (later sliver — registration accepts
16+ // the value but judging stays trace-only until the runner ships).
17+ test_runner: TestRunner;
18+ // Branches whose pushes get scored. Defaults to ["main"].
19+ tracked_branches: string[];
20+ // Optional reporting metadata.
21+ display_name?: string;
22+ team?: string;
23+}
24+
25+export const DEFAULT_CONFIG: ProjectConfig = {
26+ version: PROJECT_CONFIG_VERSION,
27+ test_runner: "none",
28+ tracked_branches: ["main"],
29+};
30+
31+// Validates and normalises a parsed JSON blob into a ProjectConfig.
32+// Throws with a human-readable message on failure — those messages are
33+// surfaced verbatim to the registering user, so they need to be useful.
34+export const parseProjectConfig = (raw: unknown): ProjectConfig => {
35+ if (!raw || typeof raw !== "object") {
36+ throw new Error(".tdd-md.json must be a JSON object");
37+ }
38+ const obj = raw as Record<string, unknown>;
39+ const version = obj.version;
40+ if (typeof version !== "number" || version !== PROJECT_CONFIG_VERSION) {
41+ throw new Error(
42+ `.tdd-md.json has version ${JSON.stringify(version)}; expected ${PROJECT_CONFIG_VERSION}`,
43+ );
44+ }
45+ let testRunner: TestRunner = "none";
46+ if (obj.test_runner !== undefined) {
47+ if (obj.test_runner !== "none" && obj.test_runner !== "bun") {
48+ throw new Error(
49+ `.tdd-md.json: test_runner must be "none" or "bun" (got ${JSON.stringify(obj.test_runner)})`,
50+ );
51+ }
52+ testRunner = obj.test_runner;
53+ }
54+ let trackedBranches: string[] = ["main"];
55+ if (obj.tracked_branches !== undefined) {
56+ if (!Array.isArray(obj.tracked_branches) || obj.tracked_branches.some((b) => typeof b !== "string" || !b)) {
57+ throw new Error(".tdd-md.json: tracked_branches must be a non-empty array of branch names");
58+ }
59+ trackedBranches = obj.tracked_branches as string[];
60+ }
61+ const config: ProjectConfig = {
62+ version,
63+ test_runner: testRunner,
64+ tracked_branches: trackedBranches,
65+ };
66+ if (typeof obj.display_name === "string" && obj.display_name) {
67+ config.display_name = obj.display_name;
68+ }
69+ if (typeof obj.team === "string" && obj.team) {
70+ config.team = obj.team;
71+ }
72+ return config;
73+};
74+
75+// Parse a GitHub repo URL or owner/repo shorthand. Accepts:
76+// https://github.com/syntaxai/tdd.md
77+// https://github.com/syntaxai/tdd.md.git
78+// github.com/syntaxai/tdd.md
79+// syntaxai/tdd.md
80+// Returns the owner + repo or throws with a precise message.
81+export const parseRepoIdentifier = (raw: string): { owner: string; repo: string } => {
82+ const trimmed = raw.trim();
83+ if (!trimmed) throw new Error("Repository URL is required.");
84+ let path = trimmed;
85+ const httpsMatch = path.match(/^https?:\/\/(?:www\.)?github\.com\/(.+)$/i);
86+ if (httpsMatch?.[1]) path = httpsMatch[1];
87+ const bareMatch = path.match(/^github\.com\/(.+)$/i);
88+ if (bareMatch?.[1]) path = bareMatch[1];
89+ path = path.replace(/\.git$/i, "").replace(/\/+$/, "");
90+ const parts = path.split("/").filter(Boolean);
91+ const owner = parts[0];
92+ const repo = parts[1];
93+ if (parts.length !== 2 || !owner || !repo) {
94+ throw new Error(
95+ `Couldn't parse "${raw}" as a GitHub repo. Use a URL like https://github.com/owner/name or the shorthand owner/name.`,
96+ );
97+ }
98+ if (!/^[A-Za-z0-9._-]+$/.test(owner) || !/^[A-Za-z0-9._-]+$/.test(repo)) {
99+ throw new Error(`"${raw}" contains characters that aren't valid for a GitHub owner/repo.`);
100+ }
101+ return { owner, repo };
102+};
103+
104+// Row-shape returned by c13_database for project records. Defined here
105+// in Layer 0 (Pure) per SAMA v2 §1.1 so c51 render code can reference
106+// the type without importing from Layer 2 (Adapter).
107+export interface ProjectRow {
108+ id: number;
109+ registeredBy: string;
110+ repoOwner: string;
111+ repoName: string;
112+ testRunner: TestRunner;
113+ trackedBranches: string[];
114+ displayName: string | null;
115+ team: string | null;
116+ registeredAt: number;
117+ status: "active" | "paused";
118+}
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1+// c31 — model: synthetic dataset for the reporting mockups. Pure data,
2+// no I/O, no rendering. The c51_render builders consume these to produce
3+// the demo views at /reports/demo/*. When the real ingest pipeline ships
4+// the same shape gets populated from c13_database queries instead.
5+
6+export interface RecentFlagged {
7+ date: string;
8+ repo: string;
9+ sha: string;
10+ phase: "red" | "green" | "refactor";
11+ failure: string;
12+ pts: number;
13+}
14+
15+export interface FailureSlice {
16+ label: string;
17+ pct: number;
18+ tone: "red" | "green" | "muted" | "accent";
19+}
20+
21+export interface AgentReport {
22+ slug: "claude-code" | "cursor" | "aider";
23+ name: string;
24+ score: number;
25+ delta: number;
26+ commits: number;
27+ phaseCoveragePct: number;
28+ streak: number;
29+ streakBroken: boolean;
30+ topIssueLabel: string;
31+ topIssuePct: number;
32+ failureMix: FailureSlice[];
33+ trend: number[];
34+ recent: RecentFlagged[];
35+}
36+
37+export interface TestFailure {
38+ test: string;
39+ since: string;
40+ flaky?: boolean;
41+}
42+
43+export interface TestSnapshot {
44+ repo: string;
45+ branch: string;
46+ total: number;
47+ passing: number;
48+ failing: number;
49+ failures: TestFailure[];
50+}
51+
52+export interface TestStability {
53+ test: string;
54+ repo: string;
55+ pass: number;
56+ fail: number;
57+ deleted: number;
58+ lastBrokenBy: AgentReport["slug"];
59+ flagged?: boolean;
60+}
61+
62+export const DEMO_PERIOD = "2026-01-01 → 2026-03-31";
63+export const DEMO_ORG = "acme-corp";
64+export const DEMO_REPOS = 4;
65+
66+export const DEMO_SNAPSHOTS: TestSnapshot[] = [
67+ {
68+ repo: "api-gateway",
69+ branch: "main",
70+ total: 247,
71+ passing: 245,
72+ failing: 2,
73+ failures: [
74+ { test: "rate-limit.spec.ts > resets at midnight UTC", since: "2026-03-26" },
75+ { test: "webhook.spec.ts > retries on 5xx with backoff", since: "2026-03-28" },
76+ ],
77+ },
78+ {
79+ repo: "billing-service",
80+ branch: "main",
81+ total: 89,
82+ passing: 89,
83+ failing: 0,
84+ failures: [],
85+ },
86+ {
87+ repo: "data-pipeline",
88+ branch: "main",
89+ total: 156,
90+ passing: 154,
91+ failing: 2,
92+ failures: [
93+ { test: "ingest.spec.ts > handles malformed CSV row", since: "2026-03-22" },
94+ { test: "ingest.spec.ts > deduplicates by hash", since: "2026-03-22" },
95+ ],
96+ },
97+ {
98+ repo: "frontend-web",
99+ branch: "main",
100+ total: 312,
101+ passing: 310,
102+ failing: 2,
103+ failures: [
104+ { test: "checkout.spec.ts > handles network timeout", since: "2026-03-15", flaky: true },
105+ { test: "login.spec.ts > redirects after auth", since: "2026-03-11", flaky: true },
106+ ],
107+ },
108+];
109+
110+export const DEMO_STABILITY: TestStability[] = [
111+ { test: "webhook.spec.ts > retries on 5xx with backoff", repo: "api-gateway", pass: 33, fail: 11, deleted: 0, lastBrokenBy: "cursor", flagged: true },
112+ { test: "checkout.spec.ts > handles network timeout", repo: "frontend-web", pass: 51, fail: 8, deleted: 0, lastBrokenBy: "cursor", flagged: true },
113+ { test: "rate-limit.spec.ts > resets at midnight UTC", repo: "api-gateway", pass: 42, fail: 6, deleted: 0, lastBrokenBy: "claude-code" },
114+ { test: "login.spec.ts > redirects after auth", repo: "frontend-web", pass: 44, fail: 5, deleted: 1, lastBrokenBy: "cursor", flagged: true },
115+ { test: "ingest.spec.ts > handles malformed CSV row", repo: "data-pipeline", pass: 38, fail: 4, deleted: 0, lastBrokenBy: "aider" },
116+ { test: "auth.spec.ts > validates JWT signature", repo: "api-gateway", pass: 47, fail: 3, deleted: 0, lastBrokenBy: "claude-code" },
117+ { test: "ingest.spec.ts > deduplicates by hash", repo: "data-pipeline", pass: 30, fail: 3, deleted: 0, lastBrokenBy: "aider" },
118+ { test: "billing.spec.ts > applies tax bracket", repo: "billing-service", pass: 29, fail: 2, deleted: 0, lastBrokenBy: "claude-code" },
119+ { test: "webhook.spec.ts > signs payload with HMAC", repo: "api-gateway", pass: 35, fail: 2, deleted: 1, lastBrokenBy: "cursor", flagged: true },
120+ { test: "billing.spec.ts > computes monthly total", repo: "billing-service", pass: 28, fail: 1, deleted: 1, lastBrokenBy: "cursor", flagged: true },
121+ { test: "invoice.spec.ts > generates PDF receipt", repo: "billing-service", pass: 25, fail: 1, deleted: 0, lastBrokenBy: "claude-code" },
122+ { test: "pricing.spec.ts > rounds to nearest cent", repo: "billing-service", pass: 26, fail: 1, deleted: 0, lastBrokenBy: "aider" },
123+];
124+
125+export const DEMO_REPORTS: AgentReport[] = [
126+ {
127+ slug: "claude-code",
128+ name: "Claude Code",
129+ score: 78,
130+ delta: +6,
131+ commits: 612,
132+ phaseCoveragePct: 92,
133+ streak: 47,
134+ streakBroken: false,
135+ topIssueLabel: "red-did-not-fail",
136+ topIssuePct: 8,
137+ failureMix: [
138+ { label: "clean cycles", pct: 84, tone: "green" },
139+ { label: "red-did-not-fail", pct: 8, tone: "red" },
140+ { label: "broken refactor", pct: 4, tone: "red" },
141+ { label: "test-deleted", pct: 2, tone: "red" },
142+ { label: "no phase tag", pct: 2, tone: "muted" },
143+ ],
144+ trend: [72, 73, 71, 74, 72, 75, 73, 75, 77, 76, 75, 76, 78, 77, 79, 78, 77, 79, 80, 78, 79, 80, 79, 81, 80, 82, 81, 80, 79, 78],
145+ recent: [
146+ { date: "2026-03-29", repo: "api-gateway", sha: "f1c8b3a", phase: "red", failure: "red-did-not-fail", pts: -5 },
147+ { date: "2026-03-24", repo: "billing-service", sha: "9d2e1f4", phase: "refactor", failure: "broken refactor", pts: -5 },
148+ { date: "2026-03-18", repo: "data-pipeline", sha: "62a9cb7", phase: "green", failure: "no phase tag (parent)", pts: 0 },
149+ ],
150+ },
151+ {
152+ slug: "cursor",
153+ name: "Cursor",
154+ score: 54,
155+ delta: -15,
156+ commits: 489,
157+ phaseCoveragePct: 71,
158+ streak: 3,
159+ streakBroken: true,
160+ topIssueLabel: "test-deleted in refactor",
161+ topIssuePct: 14,
162+ failureMix: [
163+ { label: "clean cycles", pct: 64, tone: "green" },
164+ { label: "test-deleted", pct: 14, tone: "red" },
165+ { label: "red-did-not-fail", pct: 9, tone: "red" },
166+ { label: "broken refactor", pct: 7, tone: "red" },
167+ { label: "no phase tag", pct: 6, tone: "muted" },
168+ ],
169+ trend: [69, 70, 71, 72, 70, 71, 72, 73, 72, 71, 72, 70, 68, 65, 60, 55, 50, 52, 54, 53, 56, 54, 52, 55, 53, 54, 56, 55, 54, 54],
170+ recent: [
171+ { date: "2026-03-28", repo: "api-gateway", sha: "a1b2c3d", phase: "refactor", failure: "test-deleted", pts: -20 },
172+ { date: "2026-03-26", repo: "api-gateway", sha: "4e5f6a7", phase: "green", failure: "broken refactor", pts: -5 },
173+ { date: "2026-03-23", repo: "billing-service", sha: "8b9c0d1", phase: "red", failure: "red-did-not-fail", pts: -5 },
174+ { date: "2026-03-21", repo: "api-gateway", sha: "2e3f4a5", phase: "refactor", failure: "test-deleted", pts: -20 },
175+ { date: "2026-03-19", repo: "data-pipeline", sha: "6b7c8d9", phase: "refactor", failure: "broken refactor", pts: -5 },
176+ ],
177+ },
178+ {
179+ slug: "aider",
180+ name: "Aider",
181+ score: 89,
182+ delta: +2,
183+ commits: 146,
184+ phaseCoveragePct: 96,
185+ streak: 89,
186+ streakBroken: false,
187+ topIssueLabel: "broken refactor",
188+ topIssuePct: 3,
189+ failureMix: [
190+ { label: "clean cycles", pct: 94, tone: "green" },
191+ { label: "broken refactor", pct: 3, tone: "red" },
192+ { label: "red-did-not-fail", pct: 2, tone: "red" },
193+ { label: "no phase tag", pct: 1, tone: "muted" },
194+ ],
195+ trend: [87, 88, 89, 88, 87, 89, 90, 89, 88, 89, 90, 88, 89, 90, 91, 89, 88, 89, 90, 89, 90, 91, 89, 88, 89, 90, 89, 90, 89, 89],
196+ recent: [
197+ { date: "2026-03-27", repo: "data-pipeline", sha: "3a4b5c6", phase: "refactor", failure: "broken refactor", pts: -5 },
198+ { date: "2026-03-15", repo: "billing-service", sha: "7d8e9f0", phase: "red", failure: "red-did-not-fail", pts: -5 },
199+ ],
200+ },
201+];
added src/a31_sama.ts +47 −0
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1+// c31 — model: SAMA discipline registry. Drives /sama + /sama/:slug.
2+// Markdown bodies live in content/sama/<slug>.md. Each entry maps to
3+// one of the four SAMA properties (Sorted, Architecture, Modeled,
4+// Atomic) and surfaces its one-line rule on the index page.
5+
6+export interface SamaDiscipline {
7+ slug: "sorted" | "architecture" | "modeled" | "atomic";
8+ letter: "S" | "A" | "M" | "A";
9+ title: string;
10+ rule: string;
11+ description: string;
12+}
13+
14+export const ALL_SAMA: SamaDiscipline[] = [
15+ {
16+ slug: "sorted",
17+ letter: "S",
18+ title: "Sorted",
19+ rule: "Alphabetical sort = dependency direction. Lower-numbered layers never import from higher-numbered ones.",
20+ description:
21+ "The first letter of SAMA. `ls src/` is the architecture diagram: files sort by layer prefix, and the prefix tells the agent what may import from what. One grep verifies the rule.",
22+ },
23+ {
24+ slug: "architecture",
25+ letter: "A",
26+ title: "Architecture",
27+ rule: "The number is the layer; the layer is the contract. c11 = entry, c13 = SQL, c14 = HTTP I/O, c21 = handlers, c31 = models, c32 = pure logic, c51 = UI.",
28+ description:
29+ "The contract is in the prefix. A `c31_*` file holds models — no I/O. A `c21_*` file composes lower layers — no SQL of its own. Pick the layer first, then the name.",
30+ },
31+ {
32+ slug: "modeled",
33+ letter: "M",
34+ title: "Modeled",
35+ rule: "Tests live next to source. Types and parse-functions live in c31_*. The shape comes before the logic.",
36+ description:
37+ "Every behaviour has a test file as its sibling, every external input has a parser in `c31_*`. The model is the thing the impl has to satisfy — not a docstring, not a comment, the file next to it.",
38+ },
39+ {
40+ slug: "atomic",
41+ letter: "A",
42+ title: "Atomic",
43+ rule: "One responsibility per module. When a layer file passes ~700 lines, split per UI/data domain using the same prefix. No barrel re-exports.",
44+ description:
45+ "Atoms are small enough that an agent can hold one in its context with room to spare for the test. The split rule keeps them small as the codebase grows; the no-barrel rule keeps imports honest.",
46+ },
47+];
added src/a31_sama_v2.ts +97 −0
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1+// c31 — model: types for the SAMA v2 verifier pipeline. Pure data
2+// shapes: the parsed profile (ProfileSpec), the verifier's input
3+// (SamaV2Input), and its output (SamaV2Report). No I/O lives here;
4+// c14_sama_profile parses the .toml into ProfileSpec, c32_sama_v2_verify
5+// applies the seven §4 checks against (ProfileSpec, files), and
6+// c21_handlers_sama renders the SamaV2Report.
7+
8+export type LayerNumber = 0 | 1 | 2 | 3;
9+
10+export interface Sublayer {
11+ // Order within the array (in the source profile) = dependency order:
12+ // later may import earlier, never the reverse. We carry the index
13+ // here so the verifier can compare positions.
14+ name: string;
15+ prefix: string;
16+ index: number;
17+}
18+
19+export interface LayerSpec {
20+ // A layer is either flat (an array of prefixes treated as one
21+ // sublayer) or subdivided (an ordered list of sublayers with their
22+ // own prefixes). The parser normalises flat layers into a single
23+ // synthetic sublayer named "default".
24+ sublayers: Sublayer[];
25+}
26+
27+export interface ProfileSpec {
28+ samaVersion: string;
29+ profile: string; // profile name, e.g. "tdd-md"
30+ layers: {
31+ 0: LayerSpec;
32+ 1: LayerSpec;
33+ 2: LayerSpec;
34+ 3: LayerSpec;
35+ };
36+}
37+
38+export interface SamaV2Input {
39+ profile: ProfileSpec;
40+ // Map keyed by repo-relative path (e.g. "src/c11_server.ts") to
41+ // file contents. The verifier never reads files itself; the loader
42+ // populates this map.
43+ files: Map<string, string>;
44+}
45+
46+export interface SamaV2Violation {
47+ file: string;
48+ detail: string;
49+}
50+
51+export interface SamaV2Check {
52+ // Stable IDs matching §4 of the spec.
53+ id: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7;
54+ // Display name used in the rendered report.
55+ name: string;
56+ // Property letter / phrase from the spec.
57+ property:
58+ | "Sorted"
59+ | "Architecture"
60+ | "Modeled (tests)"
61+ | "Modeled (boundary)"
62+ | "Atomic"
63+ | "Law"
64+ | "Consistency";
65+ passed: boolean;
66+ examined: number;
67+ violations: SamaV2Violation[];
68+ // Free-form note shown alongside the verdict — used for §4.4 where
69+ // the profile may declare advisory-only enforcement.
70+ note?: string;
71+}
72+
73+export interface SamaV2Report {
74+ profile: string;
75+ // Total files examined across all checks (matches the count emitted
76+ // by the §4.2 Architecture check).
77+ examined: number;
78+ checks: SamaV2Check[];
79+ overallPassed: boolean;
80+}
81+
82+// Helper used in the verifier and re-exported here so call sites can
83+// type-narrow against the same source: returns the layer number a
84+// file's basename declares, or null if no profile prefix matches.
85+export const declaredLayer = (
86+ path: string,
87+ profile: ProfileSpec,
88+): { layer: LayerNumber; sublayer: Sublayer } | null => {
89+ const base = path.split("/").pop() ?? path;
90+ for (const k of [0, 1, 2, 3] as LayerNumber[]) {
91+ const spec = profile.layers[k];
92+ for (const sub of spec.sublayers) {
93+ if (base.startsWith(sub.prefix)) return { layer: k, sublayer: sub };
94+ }
95+ }
96+ return null;
97+};
added src/a31_site_config.ts +15 −0
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1+// c31 — model: site-wide config constants. Pure data, no I/O.
2+// Lives here so handlers across clusters (sama-verify dogfood,
3+// reports/live, sitemap, etc.) reference the same values without
4+// circular imports between c21_handlers_*.
5+
6+export const LIVE_REPO_OWNER = "syntaxai";
7+export const LIVE_REPO_NAME = "tdd.md";
8+// Number of recent commits the live-reports view samples from the
9+// in-container git-history bundle.
10+export const LIVE_FETCH_COUNT = 100;
11+
12+// Owner / admin GitHub login. The CMS edit handler (c21_handlers_edit)
13+// only allows POSTs from this username — anyone else gets a 403 wall.
14+// Override per-environment via TDD_ADMIN_USER if needed.
15+export const ADMIN_USERNAME = process.env.TDD_ADMIN_USER ?? "syntaxai";
added src/a31_sxdoc.ts +156 −0
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1+// c31 — types for sx-doc: tdd.md's typed rich-content format.
2+//
3+// Why a typed tree instead of HTML strings:
4+// • Editor saves a structured shape, not a string blob — block-level
5+// ops (move, transform, AI-edit) operate on typed nodes, not regex.
6+// • Round-trippable: htmlToSx(sxToHtml(doc)) ≈ doc (whitespace modulo).
7+// • Compact JSON: single-letter keys (`t`, `c`, `v`, `m`) keep the
8+// SQLite + git-sidecar payloads small.
9+//
10+// SAMA placement: c31 because this file is pure types/registry — no I/O,
11+// no logic. Parser/renderer live in c32_sxdoc_parse + c32_sxdoc_render
12+// where the deterministic transforms (and their sibling tests) belong.
13+//
14+// Scope-omission: podman's typed marketing blocks (hero, feature-card,
15+// feature-grid, stats-row, steps-grid, use-case-card, cta-band) are
16+// deliberately skipped — tdd.md content has no marketing-landing-page
17+// shape; skipping saves ~600 LOC across server + client.
18+
19+export const SX_DOC_VERSION = 1;
20+
21+export interface SxDocument {
22+ v: typeof SX_DOC_VERSION;
23+ blocks: SxBlock[];
24+}
25+
26+export type SxBlock =
27+ | SxParagraph
28+ | SxHeading
29+ | SxList
30+ | SxListItem
31+ | SxQuote
32+ | SxCodeBlock
33+ | SxImage
34+ | SxDivider
35+ | SxHtml
36+ | SxShortcode;
37+
38+export interface SxParagraph {
39+ t: "p";
40+ c: SxInline[];
41+}
42+
43+export interface SxHeading {
44+ t: "h";
45+ level: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6;
46+ c: SxInline[];
47+}
48+
49+export interface SxList {
50+ t: "ul" | "ol";
51+ // Each item is an array of blocks so a list item can hold paragraphs,
52+ // nested lists, etc.
53+ items: SxBlock[][];
54+}
55+
56+// Separate type so renderers can special-case loose list-items. Lists
57+// store items as SxBlock[][] directly; SxListItem only appears when an
58+// isolated <li> reaches the parser without a parent list.
59+export interface SxListItem {
60+ t: "li";
61+ c: SxBlock[];
62+}
63+
64+export interface SxQuote {
65+ t: "quote";
66+ c: SxBlock[];
67+}
68+
69+export interface SxCodeBlock {
70+ t: "code";
71+ // Language hint — e.g. "ts", "py". May be empty.
72+ lang?: string;
73+ // Raw source code. Newlines preserved verbatim.
74+ src: string;
75+}
76+
77+export interface SxImage {
78+ t: "img";
79+ src: string;
80+ alt?: string;
81+ caption?: string;
82+ // Intrinsic dimensions if known — used for layout-shift prevention.
83+ w?: number;
84+ h?: number;
85+}
86+
87+export interface SxDivider {
88+ t: "hr";
89+}
90+
91+// Escape hatch for HTML we don't (yet) model — preserves the source
92+// verbatim so round-tripping is lossless. New element kinds should land
93+// as proper SxBlock variants over time, not as `html` blobs.
94+export interface SxHtml {
95+ t: "html";
96+ src: string;
97+}
98+
99+// `[[sx:name arg=value ...]]` shortcode lifted out of source. We store
100+// the name + args structurally so renderers and queries don't need to
101+// understand the wire syntax.
102+export interface SxShortcode {
103+ t: "shortcode";
104+ name: string;
105+ args: Record<string, string>;
106+}
107+
108+// ─── inline ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
109+
110+export type SxInline = SxText | SxLink;
111+
112+// Text run with optional marks. Marks are single-character flags:
113+// b=bold i=italic u=underline s=strikethrough c=inline-code
114+// Storage order doesn't matter; renderers nest them deterministically
115+// (see MARK_ORDER in c32_sxdoc_render).
116+export interface SxText {
117+ t: "text";
118+ v: string;
119+ m?: SxMark[];
120+}
121+
122+export type SxMark = "b" | "i" | "u" | "s" | "c";
123+
124+export interface SxLink {
125+ t: "a";
126+ href: string;
127+ c: SxInline[];
128+}
129+
130+// ─── helpers ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
131+
132+// Type guard — useful at renderer and storage boundaries.
133+export const isBlock = (node: unknown): node is SxBlock => {
134+ if (!node || typeof node !== "object") return false;
135+ return "t" in node && typeof (node as { t: unknown }).t === "string";
136+};
137+
138+// Sentinel for new posts that haven't been parsed yet.
139+export const emptyDocument = (): SxDocument => ({
140+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
141+ blocks: [],
142+});
143+
144+// Row-shape returned by c13_database.listDocuments. Defined here in
145+// Layer 0 (Pure) per SAMA v2 §1.1 so c51 render code can reference
146+// the type without importing from Layer 2 (Adapter). The Adapter
147+// (c13_database) imports this type to type its own return value.
148+export interface SxDocumentSummary {
149+ id: number;
150+ slug: string;
151+ type: "page" | "post";
152+ title: string;
153+ status: "published" | "draft";
154+ primaryTag: string | null;
155+ updatedAt: number;
156+}
added src/a31_sxdoc_parse.test.ts +234 −0
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1+import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2+import { htmlToSx } from "./a31_sxdoc_parse.ts";
3+import { SX_DOC_VERSION } from "./a31_sxdoc.ts";
4+
5+test("returns an empty document for empty input", () => {
6+ const doc = htmlToSx("");
7+ expect(doc.v).toBe(SX_DOC_VERSION);
8+ expect(doc.blocks).toEqual([]);
9+});
10+
11+test("parses a simple paragraph", () => {
12+ const doc = htmlToSx("<p>Hello world</p>");
13+ expect(doc.blocks).toHaveLength(1);
14+ expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
15+ t: "p",
16+ c: [{ t: "text", v: "Hello world" }],
17+ });
18+});
19+
20+test("parses headings with correct level for h1-h6", () => {
21+ for (const level of [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] as const) {
22+ const doc = htmlToSx(`<h${level}>Title ${level}</h${level}>`);
23+ expect(doc.blocks).toHaveLength(1);
24+ expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
25+ t: "h", level,
26+ c: [{ t: "text", v: `Title ${level}` }],
27+ });
28+ }
29+});
30+
31+test("parses unordered list with items wrapped as paragraphs", () => {
32+ const doc = htmlToSx("<ul><li>one</li><li>two</li></ul>");
33+ expect(doc.blocks).toHaveLength(1);
34+ expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
35+ t: "ul",
36+ items: [
37+ [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "one" }] }],
38+ [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "two" }] }],
39+ ],
40+ });
41+});
42+
43+test("parses ordered list", () => {
44+ const doc = htmlToSx("<ol><li>first</li></ol>");
45+ const block = doc.blocks[0];
46+ expect(block.t).toBe("ol");
47+ expect((block as { items: unknown }).items).toEqual([
48+ [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "first" }] }],
49+ ]);
50+});
51+
52+test("parses nested lists inside a list item", () => {
53+ const doc = htmlToSx("<ul><li>outer<ul><li>inner</li></ul></li></ul>");
54+ const outer = doc.blocks[0] as { t: "ul"; items: unknown[][] };
55+ expect(outer.t).toBe("ul");
56+ expect(outer.items[0]).toHaveLength(2);
57+ expect(outer.items[0][0]).toEqual({ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "outer" }] });
58+ expect(outer.items[0][1]).toEqual({
59+ t: "ul",
60+ items: [[{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "inner" }] }]],
61+ });
62+});
63+
64+test("parses blockquote with paragraph inside", () => {
65+ const doc = htmlToSx("<blockquote><p>quoted</p></blockquote>");
66+ expect(doc.blocks).toEqual([{
67+ t: "quote",
68+ c: [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "quoted" }] }],
69+ }]);
70+});
71+
72+test("parses blockquote with loose text wraps it in a paragraph", () => {
73+ const doc = htmlToSx("<blockquote>loose</blockquote>");
74+ expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
75+ t: "quote",
76+ c: [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "loose" }] }],
77+ });
78+});
79+
80+test("parses pre>code with language hint", () => {
81+ const doc = htmlToSx(`<pre><code class="language-ts">const x = 1;</code></pre>`);
82+ expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
83+ t: "code", lang: "ts", src: "const x = 1;",
84+ });
85+});
86+
87+test("parses pre without inner code element", () => {
88+ const doc = htmlToSx("<pre>raw text</pre>");
89+ expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
90+ t: "code", lang: "", src: "raw text",
91+ });
92+});
93+
94+test("preserves encoded entities in code blocks", () => {
95+ const doc = htmlToSx(`<pre><code>&lt;p&gt;</code></pre>`);
96+ expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
97+ t: "code", lang: "", src: "<p>",
98+ });
99+});
100+
101+test("parses img with src and alt", () => {
102+ const doc = htmlToSx(`<img src="/x.png" alt="x icon">`);
103+ expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({ t: "img", src: "/x.png", alt: "x icon" });
104+});
105+
106+test("parses img with width and height attributes", () => {
107+ const doc = htmlToSx(`<img src="/a.jpg" width="200" height="100">`);
108+ expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({ t: "img", src: "/a.jpg", w: 200, h: 100 });
109+});
110+
111+test("skips img with empty src", () => {
112+ const doc = htmlToSx(`<img src="">`);
113+ expect(doc.blocks).toEqual([]);
114+});
115+
116+test("parses figure with figcaption", () => {
117+ const doc = htmlToSx(`<figure><img src="/y.png"><figcaption>nice y</figcaption></figure>`);
118+ expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
119+ t: "img", src: "/y.png", caption: "nice y",
120+ });
121+});
122+
123+test("parses hr", () => {
124+ const doc = htmlToSx("<hr>");
125+ expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({ t: "hr" });
126+});
127+
128+test("parses inline bold and italic marks", () => {
129+ const doc = htmlToSx("<p><strong>bold</strong> and <em>ital</em></p>");
130+ expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
131+ t: "p",
132+ c: [
133+ { t: "text", v: "bold", m: ["b"] },
134+ { t: "text", v: " and " },
135+ { t: "text", v: "ital", m: ["i"] },
136+ ],
137+ });
138+});
139+
140+test("composes nested marks into a single mark array", () => {
141+ const doc = htmlToSx("<p><strong><em>both</em></strong></p>");
142+ expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
143+ t: "p",
144+ c: [{ t: "text", v: "both", m: ["b", "i"] }],
145+ });
146+});
147+
148+test("dedupes repeated marks across nested wrappers", () => {
149+ const doc = htmlToSx("<p><b><strong>x</strong></b></p>");
150+ const para = doc.blocks[0] as { c: Array<{ m?: string[] }> };
151+ expect(para.c[0].m).toEqual(["b"]);
152+});
153+
154+test("treats <br> as a newline text run carrying marks", () => {
155+ const doc = htmlToSx("<p>a<br>b</p>");
156+ expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
157+ t: "p",
158+ c: [
159+ { t: "text", v: "a" },
160+ { t: "text", v: "\n" },
161+ { t: "text", v: "b" },
162+ ],
163+ });
164+});
165+
166+test("parses anchor links with href", () => {
167+ const doc = htmlToSx(`<p><a href="/x">click</a></p>`);
168+ expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
169+ t: "p",
170+ c: [{ t: "a", href: "/x", c: [{ t: "text", v: "click" }] }],
171+ });
172+});
173+
174+test("strips unknown inline wrappers like span and keeps content", () => {
175+ const doc = htmlToSx(`<p>before <span class="x">middle</span> after</p>`);
176+ expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
177+ t: "p",
178+ c: [
179+ { t: "text", v: "before " },
180+ { t: "text", v: "middle" },
181+ { t: "text", v: " after" },
182+ ],
183+ });
184+});
185+
186+test("parses a standalone shortcode out of plain text", () => {
187+ const doc = htmlToSx("<p>[[sx:event-count]]</p>");
188+ expect(doc.blocks).toEqual([
189+ { t: "shortcode", name: "event-count", args: {} },
190+ ]);
191+});
192+
193+test("parses a shortcode with quoted and bare args", () => {
194+ const doc = htmlToSx(`<p>[[sx:list tag="blog" limit=5]]</p>`);
195+ expect(doc.blocks).toEqual([
196+ { t: "shortcode", name: "list", args: { tag: "blog", limit: "5" } },
197+ ]);
198+});
199+
200+test("lifts a shortcode out of a mixed paragraph", () => {
201+ const doc = htmlToSx("<p>before [[sx:x]] after</p>");
202+ expect(doc.blocks).toEqual([
203+ { t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "before " }] },
204+ { t: "shortcode", name: "x", args: {} },
205+ { t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: " after" }] },
206+ ]);
207+});
208+
209+test("recurses into div/section/article containers", () => {
210+ const doc = htmlToSx("<div><p>one</p><section><p>two</p></section></div>");
211+ expect(doc.blocks).toHaveLength(2);
212+ expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "one" }] });
213+ expect(doc.blocks[1]).toEqual({ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "two" }] });
214+});
215+
216+test("falls back to html escape-hatch for unknown elements", () => {
217+ const doc = htmlToSx(`<table><tr><td>x</td></tr></table>`);
218+ expect(doc.blocks).toHaveLength(1);
219+ expect(doc.blocks[0].t).toBe("html");
220+ expect((doc.blocks[0] as { src: string }).src).toContain("<table>");
221+});
222+
223+test("decodes named entities in inline text", () => {
224+ const doc = htmlToSx("<p>A &amp; B</p>");
225+ expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
226+ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "A & B" }],
227+ });
228+});
229+
230+test("ignores empty paragraphs", () => {
231+ const doc = htmlToSx("<p></p><p>real</p>");
232+ expect(doc.blocks).toHaveLength(1);
233+ expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "real" }] });
234+});
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1+// c31 — HTML → SxDocument parser.
2+//
3+// SAMA placement: c31 because this is a parser for external input —
4+// Modeled.md is explicit: "every external input has a parser in a c31_*
5+// model — types and parse-functions colocated". HTML strings reach this
6+// file from the editor's save POST, from the markdown-import script, and
7+// from the AI-edit response — all "outside the process" → c31.
8+//
9+// Why a typed tree and not HTML strings: see c31_sxdoc.ts header.
10+//
11+// Why node-html-parser and not Bun's HTMLRewriter: we need a tree we can
12+// recurse over, not a streaming filter. The dep is pure-logic (no I/O,
13+// no fs, no spawn) so it doesn't push the file into c14 territory.
14+
15+import { parse, type HTMLElement, type Node, NodeType } from "node-html-parser";
16+import type { SxDocument, SxBlock, SxInline, SxMark } from "./a31_sxdoc.ts";
17+import { SX_DOC_VERSION } from "./a31_sxdoc.ts";
18+
19+const SHORTCODE_RE = /\[\[sx:([a-z][a-z0-9-]*)((?:\s+[a-z0-9_-]+=(?:"[^"]*"|[^\s"\]]+))*)\s*\]\]/g;
20+const SHORTCODE_ARG_RE = /([a-z0-9_-]+)=(?:"([^"]*)"|([^\s"\]]+))/g;
21+
22+const HEADING_TAGS = new Set(["h1", "h2", "h3", "h4", "h5", "h6"]);
23+
24+// Block-level tags — used by parseListItem to know where to stop
25+// collecting inlines and recurse instead. Keep in sync with the
26+// pushBlocksFromNode dispatcher above.
27+const BLOCK_TAGS = new Set([
28+ "p", "h1", "h2", "h3", "h4", "h5", "h6",
29+ "ul", "ol", "blockquote", "pre",
30+ "img", "figure", "hr",
31+ "div", "section", "article", "table",
32+]);
33+
34+const MARK_FOR_TAG: Record<string, SxMark> = {
35+ b: "b", strong: "b",
36+ i: "i", em: "i",
37+ u: "u",
38+ s: "s", strike: "s", del: "s",
39+ code: "c",
40+};
41+
42+export const htmlToSx = (html: string): SxDocument => {
43+ // Wrap in <root> so we always have a single parent to walk childNodes
44+ // of, regardless of whether the input has its own wrapper element.
45+ const root = parse(`<root>${html}</root>`, {
46+ blockTextElements: { script: false, style: false },
47+ });
48+ const rootEl = root.firstChild as HTMLElement;
49+ const blocks: SxBlock[] = [];
50+ for (const node of rootEl.childNodes) {
51+ pushBlocksFromNode(node, blocks);
52+ }
53+ return { v: SX_DOC_VERSION, blocks };
54+};
55+
56+// ─── block-level dispatch ────────────────────────────────────────────────
57+
58+const pushBlocksFromNode = (node: Node, out: SxBlock[]): void => {
59+ if (node.nodeType === NodeType.TEXT_NODE) {
60+ const text = (node.text ?? "").trim();
61+ if (text) out.push(...textWithShortcodesToBlocks(text, []));
62+ return;
63+ }
64+ if (node.nodeType !== NodeType.ELEMENT_NODE) return;
65+
66+ const el = node as HTMLElement;
67+ const tag = el.tagName?.toLowerCase();
68+ if (!tag) return;
69+
70+ // Comments / processing-instructions surface as element nodes with a
71+ // tagName starting with "!" — drop them, they're not content.
72+ if (tag === "!" || tag === "comment") return;
73+
74+ if (tag === "p") {
75+ const inlines = parseInline(el.childNodes, []);
76+ if (inlines.length === 0) return;
77+ out.push(...splitShortcodesFromParagraph(inlines));
78+ return;
79+ }
80+
81+ if (HEADING_TAGS.has(tag)) {
82+ const level = parseInt(tag.slice(1), 10) as 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6;
83+ out.push({ t: "h", level, c: parseInline(el.childNodes, []) });
84+ return;
85+ }
86+
87+ if (tag === "ul" || tag === "ol") { out.push(parseList(el, tag)); return; }
88+ if (tag === "blockquote") { out.push(parseQuote(el)); return; }
89+ if (tag === "pre") { out.push(parseCodeBlock(el)); return; }
90+ if (tag === "img") {
91+ const img = parseImg(el);
92+ if (img) out.push(img);
93+ return;
94+ }
95+ if (tag === "figure") { out.push(parseFigure(el)); return; }
96+ if (tag === "hr") { out.push({ t: "hr" }); return; }
97+
98+ if (tag === "div" || tag === "section" || tag === "article") {
99+ for (const child of el.childNodes) pushBlocksFromNode(child, out);
100+ return;
101+ }
102+
103+ // Anything else → escape hatch so round-tripping stays lossless.
104+ out.push({ t: "html", src: el.outerHTML });
105+};
106+
107+// ─── per-block parsers ───────────────────────────────────────────────────
108+
109+const parseList = (el: HTMLElement, tag: "ul" | "ol"): SxBlock => {
110+ const items: SxBlock[][] = [];
111+ for (const child of el.childNodes) {
112+ if (child.nodeType !== NodeType.ELEMENT_NODE) continue;
113+ const childEl = child as HTMLElement;
114+ if (childEl.tagName?.toLowerCase() !== "li") continue;
115+ const itemBlocks = parseListItem(childEl);
116+ if (itemBlocks.length > 0) items.push(itemBlocks);
117+ }
118+ return { t: tag, items };
119+};
120+
121+// Walk an <li>'s children in source-order. Inline runs collect into
122+// paragraphs; block-level children (nested ul/ol/blockquote/pre/…)
123+// flush the current inline buffer and recurse as their own block.
124+// Without this split, parseInline would walk into nested <ul> and the
125+// inner text would leak into the outer paragraph.
126+const parseListItem = (li: HTMLElement): SxBlock[] => {
127+ const result: SxBlock[] = [];
128+ let inlineBuf: Node[] = [];
129+ const flushInlines = (): void => {
130+ if (inlineBuf.length === 0) return;
131+ const inlines = parseInline(inlineBuf, []);
132+ if (inlines.length > 0) result.push({ t: "p", c: inlines });
133+ inlineBuf = [];
134+ };
135+ for (const node of li.childNodes) {
136+ if (node.nodeType === NodeType.ELEMENT_NODE) {
137+ const t = (node as HTMLElement).tagName?.toLowerCase();
138+ if (t && BLOCK_TAGS.has(t)) {
139+ flushInlines();
140+ pushBlocksFromNode(node, result);
141+ continue;
142+ }
143+ }
144+ inlineBuf.push(node);
145+ }
146+ flushInlines();
147+ return result;
148+};
149+
150+const parseQuote = (el: HTMLElement): SxBlock => {
151+ const inner: SxBlock[] = [];
152+ for (const child of el.childNodes) pushBlocksFromNode(child, inner);
153+ if (inner.length === 0) {
154+ const inlines = parseInline(el.childNodes, []);
155+ if (inlines.length > 0) inner.push({ t: "p", c: inlines });
156+ }
157+ return { t: "quote", c: inner };
158+};
159+
160+const parseCodeBlock = (el: HTMLElement): SxBlock => {
161+ // Canonical shape: <pre><code class="language-X">…</code></pre>.
162+ // Loose <pre>text</pre> also supported.
163+ const codeChild = el.querySelector("code");
164+ const inner = codeChild ?? el;
165+ const lang = parseLangFromClass(inner.getAttribute("class") ?? "");
166+ return { t: "code", lang, src: decodeEntities(inner.innerHTML) };
167+};
168+
169+const parseImg = (el: HTMLElement): SxBlock | null => {
170+ const src = el.getAttribute("src") ?? "";
171+ if (!src) return null;
172+ const block: { t: "img"; src: string; alt?: string; w?: number; h?: number } = { t: "img", src };
173+ const alt = el.getAttribute("alt");
174+ if (alt) block.alt = alt;
175+ const w = numAttr(el, "width"); if (w !== undefined) block.w = w;
176+ const h = numAttr(el, "height"); if (h !== undefined) block.h = h;
177+ return block as SxBlock;
178+};
179+
180+const parseFigure = (el: HTMLElement): SxBlock => {
181+ const img = el.querySelector("img");
182+ const caption = el.querySelector("figcaption");
183+ if (img) {
184+ const src = img.getAttribute("src") ?? "";
185+ if (src) {
186+ const block: { t: "img"; src: string; alt?: string; caption?: string; w?: number; h?: number } = { t: "img", src };
187+ const alt = img.getAttribute("alt"); if (alt) block.alt = alt;
188+ if (caption) block.caption = caption.text;
189+ const w = numAttr(img, "width"); if (w !== undefined) block.w = w;
190+ const h = numAttr(img, "height"); if (h !== undefined) block.h = h;
191+ return block as SxBlock;
192+ }
193+ }
194+ return { t: "html", src: el.outerHTML };
195+};
196+
197+// ─── inline parsing ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
198+
199+const parseInline = (nodes: Node[] | undefined, marks: SxMark[]): SxInline[] => {
200+ if (!nodes) return [];
201+ const out: SxInline[] = [];
202+ for (const node of nodes) {
203+ if (node.nodeType === NodeType.TEXT_NODE) {
204+ const v = decodeEntities(node.text ?? "");
205+ if (v.length > 0) {
206+ out.push({ t: "text", v, ...(marks.length ? { m: dedupeMarks(marks) } : {}) });
207+ }
208+ continue;
209+ }
210+ if (node.nodeType !== NodeType.ELEMENT_NODE) continue;
211+ const el = node as HTMLElement;
212+ const tag = el.tagName?.toLowerCase();
213+ if (!tag) continue;
214+
215+ if (tag === "br") {
216+ out.push({ t: "text", v: "\n", ...(marks.length ? { m: dedupeMarks(marks) } : {}) });
217+ continue;
218+ }
219+
220+ if (tag === "a") {
221+ const href = el.getAttribute("href") ?? "";
222+ out.push({ t: "a", href, c: parseInline(el.childNodes, marks) });
223+ continue;
224+ }
225+
226+ const mark = MARK_FOR_TAG[tag];
227+ if (mark) {
228+ out.push(...parseInline(el.childNodes, [...marks, mark]));
229+ continue;
230+ }
231+
232+ // <span>, <font>, etc. — strip wrapper, keep contents.
233+ out.push(...parseInline(el.childNodes, marks));
234+ }
235+ return out;
236+};
237+
238+const dedupeMarks = (marks: SxMark[]): SxMark[] => {
239+ const seen = new Set<SxMark>();
240+ const out: SxMark[] = [];
241+ for (const m of marks) if (!seen.has(m)) { seen.add(m); out.push(m); }
242+ return out;
243+};
244+
245+// ─── shortcode lifting ──────────────────────────────────────────────────
246+
247+// When a <p> contains [[sx:foo]] tokens mixed with text, split it into
248+// (paragraph)(shortcode)(paragraph) blocks so the document is queryable
249+// per-shortcode rather than per-paragraph-with-substring.
250+const splitShortcodesFromParagraph = (inlines: SxInline[]): SxBlock[] => {
251+ const out: SxBlock[] = [];
252+ let buf: SxInline[] = [];
253+ const flush = (): void => {
254+ if (buf.length > 0 && buf.some((i) => !(i.t === "text" && i.v.trim() === ""))) {
255+ out.push({ t: "p", c: buf });
256+ }
257+ buf = [];
258+ };
259+ for (const i of inlines) {
260+ if (i.t !== "text" || !SHORTCODE_RE.test(i.v)) {
261+ buf.push(i);
262+ continue;
263+ }
264+ SHORTCODE_RE.lastIndex = 0;
265+ const blocks = textWithShortcodesToBlocks(i.v, i.m ?? []);
266+ for (const b of blocks) {
267+ if (b.t === "shortcode") {
268+ flush();
269+ out.push(b);
270+ } else if (b.t === "p") {
271+ for (const inner of b.c) buf.push(inner);
272+ }
273+ }
274+ }
275+ flush();
276+ return out;
277+};
278+
279+const textWithShortcodesToBlocks = (text: string, marks: SxMark[]): SxBlock[] => {
280+ const out: SxBlock[] = [];
281+ let last = 0;
282+ SHORTCODE_RE.lastIndex = 0;
283+ for (const m of text.matchAll(SHORTCODE_RE)) {
284+ const idx = m.index ?? 0;
285+ if (idx > last) {
286+ const before = text.slice(last, idx);
287+ if (before.trim() !== "") {
288+ out.push({ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: before, ...(marks.length ? { m: marks } : {}) }] });
289+ }
290+ }
291+ const name = m[1]!;
292+ const args: Record<string, string> = {};
293+ for (const a of (m[2] ?? "").matchAll(SHORTCODE_ARG_RE)) {
294+ args[a[1]!] = a[2] ?? a[3] ?? "";
295+ }
296+ out.push({ t: "shortcode", name, args });
297+ last = idx + m[0].length;
298+ }
299+ const tail = text.slice(last);
300+ if (tail.trim() !== "") {
301+ out.push({ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: tail, ...(marks.length ? { m: marks } : {}) }] });
302+ }
303+ return out;
304+};
305+
306+// ─── small helpers ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────
307+
308+const parseLangFromClass = (cls: string): string => {
309+ const m = cls.match(/(?:^|\s)language-([\w-]+)/);
310+ return m?.[1] ?? "";
311+};
312+
313+const numAttr = (el: HTMLElement, name: string): number | undefined => {
314+ const v = el.getAttribute(name);
315+ if (!v) return undefined;
316+ const n = parseInt(v, 10);
317+ return Number.isFinite(n) ? n : undefined;
318+};
319+
320+const decodeEntities = (s: string): string =>
321+ s
322+ .replace(/&amp;/g, "&")
323+ .replace(/&lt;/g, "<")
324+ .replace(/&gt;/g, ">")
325+ .replace(/&quot;/g, '"')
326+ .replace(/&#39;/g, "'")
327+ .replace(/&nbsp;/g, " ");
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1+import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2+import { extractAnchors } from "./b32_anchor_extract.ts";
3+
4+test("extracts h2 with explicit id", () => {
5+ const html = `<h2 id="getting-started">Getting started</h2>`;
6+ expect(extractAnchors(html)).toEqual([
7+ { level: 2, text: "Getting started", id: "getting-started" },
8+ ]);
9+});
10+
11+test("extracts h3 with explicit id", () => {
12+ const html = `<h3 id="why">Why</h3>`;
13+ expect(extractAnchors(html)).toEqual([
14+ { level: 3, text: "Why", id: "why" },
15+ ]);
16+});
17+
18+test("ignores h1 and h4+", () => {
19+ const html = `<h1 id="t">T</h1><h2 id="a">A</h2><h4 id="b">B</h4>`;
20+ const anchors = extractAnchors(html);
21+ expect(anchors.map((a) => a.id)).toEqual(["a"]);
22+});
23+
24+test("slugifies when id attribute is missing", () => {
25+ const html = `<h2>What this number does *not* measure</h2>`;
26+ const anchors = extractAnchors(html);
27+ expect(anchors[0]?.id).toBe("what-this-number-does-not-measure");
28+});
29+
30+test("strips inline tags from text and id source", () => {
31+ const html = `<h3><code>red:</code> phase</h3>`;
32+ const anchors = extractAnchors(html);
33+ expect(anchors[0]?.text).toBe("red: phase");
34+ expect(anchors[0]?.id).toBe("red-phase");
35+});
36+
37+test("returns multiple anchors in document order", () => {
38+ const html = `<h2 id="one">One</h2><p>x</p><h3 id="two">Two</h3><h2 id="three">Three</h2>`;
39+ const anchors = extractAnchors(html);
40+ expect(anchors.map((a) => `${a.level}:${a.id}`)).toEqual([
41+ "2:one",
42+ "3:two",
43+ "2:three",
44+ ]);
45+});
46+
47+test("skips empty headings", () => {
48+ const html = `<h2 id="empty"></h2><h2 id="real">Real</h2>`;
49+ expect(extractAnchors(html).length).toBe(1);
50+});
51+
52+test("handles HTML entities in text", () => {
53+ const html = `<h2>Tom &amp; Jerry</h2>`;
54+ const anchors = extractAnchors(html);
55+ expect(anchors[0]?.text).toBe("Tom & Jerry");
56+ expect(anchors[0]?.id).toBe("tom-jerry");
57+});
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1+// c32 — pure: parse rendered HTML and extract anchor entries for
2+// h2/h3 headings. Used by the docs layout to build the right-rail
3+// "on this page" navigator. No I/O; given a string in, returns a
4+// list of anchors out.
5+//
6+// Input shape: HTML produced by `marked` (which adds `id` attrs to
7+// headings via the GFM-slugger by default in our config). When an
8+// id is missing, we slug-ify the heading text ourselves so the
9+// anchor link still works.
10+
11+export interface Anchor {
12+ level: 2 | 3;
13+ text: string;
14+ id: string;
15+}
16+
17+const slugify = (raw: string): string =>
18+ raw
19+ .toLowerCase()
20+ .replace(/<[^>]*>/g, "")
21+ .replace(/&[a-z]+;/g, " ")
22+ .replace(/[^a-z0-9\s-]/g, "")
23+ .trim()
24+ .replace(/\s+/g, "-");
25+
26+const stripTags = (s: string): string => s.replace(/<[^>]*>/g, "").replace(/&amp;/g, "&").replace(/&lt;/g, "<").replace(/&gt;/g, ">").replace(/&quot;/g, '"').replace(/&#39;|&apos;/g, "'").trim();
27+
28+export const extractAnchors = (html: string): Anchor[] => {
29+ const out: Anchor[] = [];
30+ const re = /<h([23])(?:\s+([^>]*))?>([\s\S]*?)<\/h\1>/g;
31+ let m: RegExpExecArray | null;
32+ while ((m = re.exec(html)) !== null) {
33+ const level = parseInt(m[1] ?? "2", 10) as 2 | 3;
34+ const attrs = m[2] ?? "";
35+ const inner = m[3] ?? "";
36+ const idMatch = /\bid="([^"]+)"/.exec(attrs);
37+ const text = stripTags(inner);
38+ if (!text) continue;
39+ const id = idMatch?.[1] ?? slugify(text);
40+ if (!id) continue;
41+ out.push({ level, text, id });
42+ }
43+ return out;
44+};
added src/b32_edit_resolve.test.ts +58 −0
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1+import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2+import { resolveEdit } from "./b32_edit_resolve.ts";
3+
4+test("resolves an existing sama page", () => {
5+ const r = resolveEdit("sama", "sorted");
6+ expect(r).not.toBeNull();
7+ expect(r?.pageUrl).toBe("/sama/sorted");
8+ expect(r?.filePath).toBe("content/sama/sorted.md");
9+ expect(r?.title).toMatch(/Sorted/);
10+});
11+
12+test("resolves an existing guide", () => {
13+ const r = resolveEdit("guides", "claude-code");
14+ expect(r).not.toBeNull();
15+ expect(r?.filePath).toBe("content/guides/claude-code.md");
16+});
17+
18+test("resolves an existing blog post", () => {
19+ const r = resolveEdit("blog", "from-rules-to-checks");
20+ expect(r).not.toBeNull();
21+ expect(r?.filePath).toBe("content/blog/from-rules-to-checks.md");
22+});
23+
24+test("returns null for unknown section", () => {
25+ expect(resolveEdit("admin", "x")).toBeNull();
26+ expect(resolveEdit("etc", "passwd")).toBeNull();
27+});
28+
29+test("returns null for unknown slug in a known section", () => {
30+ expect(resolveEdit("sama", "nonexistent-discipline")).toBeNull();
31+});
32+
33+test("rejects path traversal in slug", () => {
34+ expect(resolveEdit("sama", "../sorted")).toBeNull();
35+ expect(resolveEdit("sama", "..")).toBeNull();
36+ expect(resolveEdit("sama", "/etc/passwd")).toBeNull();
37+});
38+
39+test("rejects unsafe slug shapes", () => {
40+ expect(resolveEdit("sama", "Sorted")).toBeNull(); // uppercase
41+ expect(resolveEdit("sama", "")).toBeNull();
42+ expect(resolveEdit("sama", "with space")).toBeNull();
43+ expect(resolveEdit("sama", "-leading-dash")).toBeNull();
44+});
45+
46+test("resolves nav-only sama pages (e.g. /sama/skill) via SITE_NAV fallback", () => {
47+ const r = resolveEdit("sama", "skill");
48+ expect(r).not.toBeNull();
49+ expect(r?.pageUrl).toBe("/sama/skill");
50+ expect(r?.filePath).toBe("content/sama/skill.md");
51+ expect(r?.title).toMatch(/SKILL/i);
52+});
53+
54+test("non-editable nav links (editPath:null) stay unresolvable", () => {
55+ // /sama/verify is in SITE_NAV but has editPath: null because it's
56+ // a verifier form, not a content/<...>.md doc.
57+ expect(resolveEdit("sama", "verify")).toBeNull();
58+});
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1+// c32 — pure logic: given a (section, slug) tuple from a /edit/<...>
2+// URL, resolve it to the editable resource (page URL, file path on
3+// disk, page title) — or return null if the combination doesn't map
4+// to an existing doc page. Pure: no I/O. The handler does the actual
5+// fs read for the current body.
6+//
7+// Editable sections are the ones that already have a registry: sama,
8+// guides, blog. Slug must match an entry in the corresponding registry
9+// — this prevents arbitrary file writes via /edit/../../etc/passwd
10+// style inputs.
11+
12+import { ALL_SAMA } from "./a31_sama.ts";
13+import { ALL_GUIDES } from "./a31_guides.ts";
14+import { ALL_POSTS } from "./a31_blog.ts";
15+import { SITE_NAV } from "./a31_docs_nav.ts";
16+
17+export type EditableSection = "sama" | "guides" | "blog";
18+
19+export interface ResolvedEdit {
20+ section: EditableSection;
21+ slug: string;
22+ pageUrl: string;
23+ filePath: string;
24+ title: string;
25+}
26+
27+const SECTIONS = new Set<EditableSection>(["sama", "guides", "blog"]);
28+
29+const isValidSection = (s: string): s is EditableSection => SECTIONS.has(s as EditableSection);
30+
31+const SAFE_SLUG = /^[a-z0-9][a-z0-9-]*$/;
32+
33+const lookupTitle = (section: EditableSection, slug: string): string | null => {
34+ if (section === "sama") {
35+ const e = ALL_SAMA.find((d) => d.slug === slug);
36+ if (e) return `${e.letter} — ${e.title}`;
37+ } else if (section === "guides") {
38+ const e = ALL_GUIDES.find((g) => g.slug === slug);
39+ if (e) return e.title;
40+ } else {
41+ const e = ALL_POSTS.find((p) => p.slug === slug);
42+ if (e) return e.title;
43+ }
44+ // Fallback to SITE_NAV: nav-only editable pages (e.g. /sama/skill)
45+ // have a content/<...>.md backing file but no entry in the discipline
46+ // / guide / blog registries. They're listed in SITE_NAV with a
47+ // non-null editPath, which is the single source of truth for
48+ // "this docs page is editable".
49+ const navSection = SITE_NAV.find((s) => s.id === section);
50+ const link = navSection?.links.find(
51+ (l) => l.href === `/${section}/${slug}` && l.editPath !== null,
52+ );
53+ return link?.label ?? null;
54+};
55+
56+export const resolveEdit = (section: string, slug: string): ResolvedEdit | null => {
57+ if (!isValidSection(section)) return null;
58+ if (!SAFE_SLUG.test(slug)) return null;
59+ const title = lookupTitle(section, slug);
60+ if (title === null) return null;
61+ return {
62+ section,
63+ slug,
64+ pageUrl: `/${section}/${slug}`,
65+ filePath: `content/${section}/${slug}.md`,
66+ title,
67+ };
68+};
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1+import { describe, test, expect } from "bun:test";
2+import { verifySamaV2 } from "./b32_sama_v2_verify.ts";
3+import type { ProfileSpec, SamaV2Input } from "./a31_sama_v2.ts";
4+
5+// Minimal fixture profile mirroring the shape this repo's
6+// sama.profile.toml declares, but with synthetic prefixes so tests
7+// don't change when the live profile evolves.
8+const FIXTURE_PROFILE: ProfileSpec = {
9+ samaVersion: "2.0",
10+ profile: "test-fixture",
11+ layers: {
12+ 0: { sublayers: [{ name: "default", prefix: "p0_", index: 0 }] },
13+ 1: {
14+ sublayers: [
15+ { name: "logic", prefix: "p1a_", index: 0 },
16+ { name: "render", prefix: "p1b_", index: 1 },
17+ ],
18+ },
19+ 2: {
20+ sublayers: [
21+ { name: "data", prefix: "p2a_", index: 0 },
22+ { name: "io", prefix: "p2b_", index: 1 },
23+ ],
24+ },
25+ 3: {
26+ sublayers: [
27+ { name: "handlers", prefix: "p3a_", index: 0 },
28+ { name: "server", prefix: "p3b_", index: 1 },
29+ ],
30+ },
31+ },
32+};
33+
34+const mk = (entries: Array<[string, string]>): SamaV2Input => ({
35+ profile: FIXTURE_PROFILE,
36+ files: new Map(entries),
37+});
38+
39+describe("c32_sama_v2_verify — overall", () => {
40+ test("empty repo: every check passes with examined=0 for content-bearing checks", () => {
41+ const report = verifySamaV2(mk([]));
42+ expect(report.overallPassed).toBe(true);
43+ expect(report.checks).toHaveLength(7);
44+ for (const c of report.checks) expect(c.passed).toBe(true);
45+ });
46+
47+ test("a minimal Layer-0-only repo conforms", () => {
48+ const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
49+ ["src/p0_types.ts", "export const x = 1;\n"],
50+ ]));
51+ expect(report.overallPassed).toBe(true);
52+ });
53+});
54+
55+describe("c32_sama_v2_verify — Sorted (#1)", () => {
56+ test("a file without a profile-recognised prefix is flagged", () => {
57+ const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
58+ ["src/unknown_x.ts", "export const x = 1;\n"],
59+ ]));
60+ const sorted = report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 1)!;
61+ expect(sorted.passed).toBe(false);
62+ expect(sorted.violations.some((v) => v.file === "src/unknown_x.ts")).toBe(true);
63+ });
64+
65+ test("a profile whose prefixes lex-sort against layer order is flagged", () => {
66+ // Swap: Layer 0 prefix sorts AFTER Layer 1 prefix.
67+ const bad: ProfileSpec = {
68+ samaVersion: "2.0", profile: "bad",
69+ layers: {
70+ 0: { sublayers: [{ name: "default", prefix: "z0_", index: 0 }] },
71+ 1: { sublayers: [{ name: "default", prefix: "a1_", index: 0 }] },
72+ 2: { sublayers: [{ name: "default", prefix: "b2_", index: 0 }] },
73+ 3: { sublayers: [{ name: "default", prefix: "c3_", index: 0 }] },
74+ },
75+ };
76+ const report = verifySamaV2({ profile: bad, files: new Map() });
77+ const sorted = report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 1)!;
78+ expect(sorted.passed).toBe(false);
79+ expect(sorted.violations.length).toBeGreaterThan(0);
80+ });
81+});
82+
83+describe("c32_sama_v2_verify — Architecture (#2)", () => {
84+ test("an unprefixed src/*.ts file is flagged with a clear reason", () => {
85+ const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
86+ ["src/random.ts", "export const x = 1;\n"],
87+ ]));
88+ const arch = report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 2)!;
89+ expect(arch.passed).toBe(false);
90+ const vio = arch.violations.find((v) => v.file === "src/random.ts")!;
91+ expect(vio.detail).toContain("unprefixed");
92+ });
93+
94+ test("a properly-prefixed file is not flagged", () => {
95+ const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
96+ ["src/p1a_logic.ts", "export const x = 1;\n"],
97+ ]));
98+ expect(report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 2)!.passed).toBe(true);
99+ });
100+});
101+
102+describe("c32_sama_v2_verify — Modeled tests (#3)", () => {
103+ test("a Layer 1 file without a sibling test is flagged", () => {
104+ const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
105+ ["src/p1a_logic.ts", "export const x = 1;\n"],
106+ ]));
107+ const modeled = report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 3)!;
108+ expect(modeled.passed).toBe(false);
109+ const vio = modeled.violations[0]!;
110+ expect(vio.file).toBe("src/p1a_logic.ts");
111+ expect(vio.detail).toContain("p1a_logic.test.ts");
112+ });
113+
114+ test("a Layer 1 file with its sibling passes", () => {
115+ const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
116+ ["src/p1a_logic.ts", "export const x = 1;\n"],
117+ ["src/p1a_logic.test.ts", "import {expect, test} from \"bun:test\"; test(\"x\", () => { expect(1).toBe(1); });\n"],
118+ ]));
119+ expect(report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 3)!.passed).toBe(true);
120+ });
121+
122+ test("Layer 0 files don't require sibling tests", () => {
123+ const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
124+ ["src/p0_types.ts", "export const x = 1;\n"],
125+ ]));
126+ expect(report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 3)!.passed).toBe(true);
127+ });
128+});
129+
130+describe("c32_sama_v2_verify — Modeled boundary (#4)", () => {
131+ test("JSON.parse in Layer 1 is flagged", () => {
132+ const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
133+ ["src/p1a_naughty.ts", "export const f = (s: string) => JSON.parse(s);\n"],
134+ ]));
135+ const boundary = report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 4)!;
136+ expect(boundary.passed).toBe(false);
137+ expect(boundary.violations[0]!.detail).toContain("JSON.parse");
138+ });
139+
140+ test("JSON.parse in Layer 2 is OK (Layer 2 IS the boundary)", () => {
141+ const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
142+ ["src/p2b_adapter.ts", "export const f = (s: string) => JSON.parse(s);\n"],
143+ ]));
144+ expect(report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 4)!.passed).toBe(true);
145+ });
146+
147+ test("string literals containing JSON.parse don't false-positive", () => {
148+ const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
149+ ["src/p1a_logic.ts", "const explainer = \"to fix, call JSON.parse(input) in Layer 2\";\nexport const x = explainer.length;\n"],
150+ ]));
151+ expect(report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 4)!.passed).toBe(true);
152+ });
153+});
154+
155+describe("c32_sama_v2_verify — Atomic (#5)", () => {
156+ test("a file over the 700-line cap is flagged", () => {
157+ const fat = Array.from({ length: 720 }, (_, i) => `// line ${i}`).join("\n");
158+ const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
159+ ["src/p1a_fat.ts", fat],
160+ ]));
161+ const atomic = report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 5)!;
162+ expect(atomic.passed).toBe(false);
163+ expect(atomic.violations[0]!.detail).toContain("over the 700-line cap");
164+ });
165+
166+ test("a barrel re-export file is flagged", () => {
167+ const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
168+ ["src/p1a_barrel.ts", "export * from \"./p1a_a.ts\";\nexport * from \"./p1a_b.ts\";\n"],
169+ ]));
170+ const atomic = report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 5)!;
171+ expect(atomic.passed).toBe(false);
172+ expect(atomic.violations[0]!.detail).toContain("barrel");
173+ });
174+});
175+
176+describe("c32_sama_v2_verify — Law §1.2 (#6)", () => {
177+ test("upward import (Layer 1 → Layer 2) is flagged", () => {
178+ const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
179+ ["src/p1a_logic.ts", "import { x } from \"./p2a_data.ts\";\nexport const y = x;\n"],
180+ ["src/p1a_logic.test.ts", "import { test, expect } from \"bun:test\"; test(\"y\", () => { expect(1).toBe(1); });\n"],
181+ ["src/p2a_data.ts", "export const x = 1;\n"],
182+ ["src/p2a_data.test.ts","import { test, expect } from \"bun:test\"; test(\"x\", () => { expect(1).toBe(1); });\n"],
183+ ]));
184+ const law = report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 6)!;
185+ expect(law.passed).toBe(false);
186+ expect(law.violations.some((v) => v.detail.includes("upward"))).toBe(true);
187+ });
188+
189+ test("downward import (Layer 2 → Layer 0) passes", () => {
190+ const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
191+ ["src/p2a_data.ts", "import type { X } from \"./p0_types.ts\";\nexport const f = (): X => ({} as X);\n"],
192+ ["src/p2a_data.test.ts", "import { test, expect } from \"bun:test\"; test(\"f\", () => { expect(1).toBe(1); });\n"],
193+ ["src/p0_types.ts", "export interface X { id: number }\n"],
194+ ]));
195+ expect(report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 6)!.passed).toBe(true);
196+ });
197+
198+ test("same-layer reversed sublayer is flagged", () => {
199+ // p1a_logic is sublayer index 0 (logic), p1b_render is sublayer
200+ // index 1 (render). Logic importing render is reverse order.
201+ const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
202+ ["src/p1a_logic.ts", "import { r } from \"./p1b_render.ts\";\nexport const y = r;\n"],
203+ ["src/p1a_logic.test.ts", "import { test, expect } from \"bun:test\"; test(\"y\", () => { expect(1).toBe(1); });\n"],
204+ ["src/p1b_render.ts", "export const r = 1;\n"],
205+ ["src/p1b_render.test.ts","import { test, expect } from \"bun:test\"; test(\"r\", () => { expect(1).toBe(1); });\n"],
206+ ]));
207+ const law = report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 6)!;
208+ expect(law.passed).toBe(false);
209+ expect(law.violations.some((v) => v.detail.includes("sublayer"))).toBe(true);
210+ });
211+
212+ test("an import cycle is flagged", () => {
213+ const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
214+ ["src/p1a_a.ts", "import { y } from \"./p1a_b.ts\";\nexport const x = y;\n"],
215+ ["src/p1a_a.test.ts", "import { test, expect } from \"bun:test\"; test(\"x\", () => { expect(1).toBe(1); });\n"],
216+ ["src/p1a_b.ts", "import { x } from \"./p1a_a.ts\";\nexport const y = x;\n"],
217+ ["src/p1a_b.test.ts", "import { test, expect } from \"bun:test\"; test(\"y\", () => { expect(1).toBe(1); });\n"],
218+ ]));
219+ const law = report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 6)!;
220+ expect(law.passed).toBe(false);
221+ expect(law.violations.some((v) => v.detail.includes("cycle"))).toBe(true);
222+ });
223+});
224+
225+describe("c32_sama_v2_verify — Consistency §3 (#7)", () => {
226+ test("Layer 1 file reaching Layer 2 contradicts its declared prefix", () => {
227+ const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
228+ ["src/p1a_logic.ts", "import { f } from \"./p2a_data.ts\";\nexport const y = f;\n"],
229+ ["src/p1a_logic.test.ts", "import { test, expect } from \"bun:test\"; test(\"y\", () => { expect(1).toBe(1); });\n"],
230+ ["src/p2a_data.ts", "export const f = 1;\n"],
231+ ["src/p2a_data.test.ts", "import { test, expect } from \"bun:test\"; test(\"f\", () => { expect(1).toBe(1); });\n"],
232+ ]));
233+ const consistency = report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 7)!;
234+ expect(consistency.passed).toBe(false);
235+ expect(consistency.violations[0]!.detail).toContain("declared Layer 1");
236+ expect(consistency.violations[0]!.detail).toContain("Layer 2");
237+ });
238+
239+ test("downward-only imports are consistent", () => {
240+ const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
241+ ["src/p1a_logic.ts", "import type { X } from \"./p0_types.ts\";\nexport const y = (a: X) => a;\n"],
242+ ["src/p1a_logic.test.ts", "import { test, expect } from \"bun:test\"; test(\"y\", () => { expect(1).toBe(1); });\n"],
243+ ["src/p0_types.ts", "export interface X { id: number }\n"],
244+ ]));
245+ expect(report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 7)!.passed).toBe(true);
246+ });
247+});
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1+// c32 — logic: the SAMA v2 verifier. Implements the seven §4
2+// conformance checks (Sorted, Architecture, Modeled-tests,
3+// Modeled-boundary, Atomic, the Law §1.2, Consistency §3) as pure
4+// functions over an in-memory (profile, files) input. Never reads
5+// the filesystem — the loader (c14_sama_profile + c21 handler)
6+// populates the input map. No mocks, no stubs: every check is a
7+// real grep/string-op on the supplied content.
8+
9+import {
10+ declaredLayer,
11+ type SamaV2Check,
12+ type SamaV2Input,
13+ type SamaV2Report,
14+ type SamaV2Violation,
15+} from "./a31_sama_v2.ts";
16+
17+// — shared utilities -------------------------------------------------
18+
19+// A SAMA file is one we expect to obey the layer rules: any *.ts
20+// under src/ that isn't a *.test.ts. Tests live next to source as
21+// siblings; they're examined for the Modeled check but don't carry
22+// their own layer.
23+const isSamaFile = (path: string): boolean =>
24+ path.startsWith("src/") && path.endsWith(".ts") && !path.endsWith(".test.ts");
25+
26+const isTestFile = (path: string): boolean =>
27+ path.startsWith("src/") && path.endsWith(".test.ts");
28+
29+// Strip JS/TS string literals and comments to whitespace so a regex
30+// that walks the source doesn't trip on test fixtures that contain
31+// the very patterns we're scanning for. Same shape as the helper in
32+// c32_sama_verify; duplicated here to keep c32_sama_v2_verify a
33+// stand-alone module the loader can pull in without dragging the v1
34+// verifier with it.
35+const stripStringsAndComments = (src: string): string => {
36+ let out = "";
37+ let i = 0;
38+ while (i < src.length) {
39+ const c = src[i];
40+ const n = src[i + 1];
41+ if (c === "/" && n === "/") {
42+ out += " ";
43+ i += 2;
44+ while (i < src.length && src[i] !== "\n") { out += " "; i++; }
45+ } else if (c === "/" && n === "*") {
46+ out += " ";
47+ i += 2;
48+ while (i < src.length - 1 && !(src[i] === "*" && src[i + 1] === "/")) {
49+ out += src[i] === "\n" ? "\n" : " ";
50+ i++;
51+ }
52+ out += " ";
53+ i += 2;
54+ } else if (c === '"' || c === "'" || c === "`") {
55+ const quote = c;
56+ out += " ";
57+ i++;
58+ while (i < src.length && src[i] !== quote) {
59+ if (src[i] === "\\" && i + 1 < src.length) { out += " "; i += 2; continue; }
60+ out += src[i] === "\n" ? "\n" : " ";
61+ i++;
62+ }
63+ out += " ";
64+ i++;
65+ } else {
66+ out += c;
67+ i++;
68+ }
69+ }
70+ return out;
71+};
72+
73+// Collect every relative ".ts" import edge in a file. Scans raw
74+// source: a stripped copy would erase the quoted import paths along
75+// with all other string literals, so the regex must run over the
76+// original. To avoid picking up import-like strings inside test
77+// fixtures, we cross-check each match position against the stripped
78+// mask — if the keyword `from` lands on whitespace in the mask, it
79+// was inside a string literal and we skip it.
80+const collectRelativeImports = (content: string): string[] => {
81+ const mask = stripStringsAndComments(content);
82+ const re = /\bfrom\s+["'](\.\/[A-Za-z0-9_./-]+\.ts)["']/g;
83+ const out: string[] = [];
84+ let m: RegExpExecArray | null;
85+ while ((m = re.exec(content)) !== null) {
86+ // If the `from` keyword position is whitespace in the mask, the
87+ // entire match was inside a string literal (e.g. a test fixture).
88+ if (mask[m.index] === " " || mask[m.index] === "\n") continue;
89+ if (m[1]) out.push(m[1]);
90+ }
91+ return out;
92+};
93+
94+// Resolve a relative import like "./c14_git.ts" from the importing
95+// file's directory to the repo-relative path used as the input map's
96+// key (e.g. "src/c14_git.ts").
97+const resolveImport = (fromPath: string, importPath: string): string => {
98+ const dir = fromPath.split("/").slice(0, -1).join("/");
99+ const rel = importPath.replace(/^\.\//, "");
100+ return dir + "/" + rel;
101+};
102+
103+// — Check 1: Sorted -------------------------------------------------
104+//
105+// "Every file carries a profile-recognised prefix; lexicographic
106+// prefix order equals layer order."
107+const checkSorted = (input: SamaV2Input): SamaV2Check => {
108+ const violations: SamaV2Violation[] = [];
109+ let examined = 0;
110+ // Collect (prefix, layer) pairs from the profile.
111+ const pairs: Array<{ prefix: string; layer: number }> = [];
112+ for (const [k, spec] of Object.entries(input.profile.layers)) {
113+ const layer = parseInt(k, 10);
114+ for (const sub of spec.sublayers) pairs.push({ prefix: sub.prefix, layer });
115+ }
116+ // For any two prefixes with layer(A) < layer(B), A must lex-sort < B.
117+ for (let i = 0; i < pairs.length; i++) {
118+ for (let j = 0; j < pairs.length; j++) {
119+ if (i === j) continue;
120+ const a = pairs[i]!;
121+ const b = pairs[j]!;
122+ if (a.layer < b.layer && a.prefix > b.prefix) {
123+ violations.push({
124+ file: a.prefix,
125+ detail: `prefix \`${a.prefix}\` (layer ${a.layer}) sorts after \`${b.prefix}\` (layer ${b.layer}) — lex order must equal layer order`,
126+ });
127+ }
128+ }
129+ }
130+ // Also count source files whose prefix isn't recognised by any
131+ // sublayer. They'd be flagged by Architecture too, but the Sorted
132+ // rule needs each file to have a recognised prefix.
133+ for (const path of input.files.keys()) {
134+ if (!isSamaFile(path)) continue;
135+ examined++;
136+ if (declaredLayer(path, input.profile) === null) {
137+ violations.push({ file: path, detail: "no profile-recognised prefix" });
138+ }
139+ }
140+ return {
141+ id: 1, name: "Sorted", property: "Sorted",
142+ passed: violations.length === 0, examined, violations,
143+ };
144+};
145+
146+// — Check 2: Architecture -------------------------------------------
147+//
148+// "Every file maps to exactly one canonical layer; no file is
149+// unprefixed or maps to two layers."
150+const checkArchitecture = (input: SamaV2Input): SamaV2Check => {
151+ const violations: SamaV2Violation[] = [];
152+ let examined = 0;
153+ for (const path of input.files.keys()) {
154+ if (!isSamaFile(path) && !isTestFile(path)) continue;
155+ examined++;
156+ const base = path.split("/").pop() ?? path;
157+ // Find every profile prefix that matches this filename. Exactly
158+ // one is required; zero = unprefixed (caught by Sorted too) but
159+ // we surface it here as the canonical "unmapped" failure.
160+ const matches: Array<{ layer: number; prefix: string }> = [];
161+ for (const [k, spec] of Object.entries(input.profile.layers)) {
162+ const layer = parseInt(k, 10);
163+ for (const sub of spec.sublayers) {
164+ if (base.startsWith(sub.prefix)) matches.push({ layer, prefix: sub.prefix });
165+ }
166+ }
167+ if (matches.length === 0) {
168+ violations.push({ file: path, detail: "unprefixed — does not match any profile prefix" });
169+ } else if (matches.length > 1) {
170+ // Two prefixes claim the same file: profile ambiguity.
171+ const distinctLayers = new Set(matches.map((m) => m.layer));
172+ if (distinctLayers.size > 1) {
173+ violations.push({
174+ file: path,
175+ detail: `ambiguous — matches multiple layers: ${matches.map((m) => `${m.prefix}→L${m.layer}`).join(", ")}`,
176+ });
177+ }
178+ }
179+ }
180+ return {
181+ id: 2, name: "Architecture", property: "Architecture",
182+ passed: violations.length === 0, examined, violations,
183+ };
184+};
185+
186+// — Check 3: Modeled (tests) ----------------------------------------
187+//
188+// "Every Layer 1 and Layer 2 behavior file has a sibling test file."
189+const checkModeledTests = (input: SamaV2Input): SamaV2Check => {
190+ const violations: SamaV2Violation[] = [];
191+ let examined = 0;
192+ for (const path of input.files.keys()) {
193+ if (!isSamaFile(path)) continue;
194+ const decl = declaredLayer(path, input.profile);
195+ if (!decl) continue;
196+ if (decl.layer !== 1 && decl.layer !== 2) continue;
197+ examined++;
198+ const siblingPath = path.replace(/\.ts$/, ".test.ts");
199+ if (!input.files.has(siblingPath)) {
200+ violations.push({
201+ file: path,
202+ detail: `no sibling test at \`${siblingPath}\` — Layer ${decl.layer} requires one`,
203+ });
204+ }
205+ }
206+ return {
207+ id: 3, name: "Modeled (tests)", property: "Modeled (tests)",
208+ passed: violations.length === 0, examined, violations,
209+ };
210+};
211+
212+// — Check 4: Modeled (boundary) -------------------------------------
213+//
214+// "External input is parsed only in Layer 2."
215+//
216+// §4.4 is profile-dependent (spec §6). Our profile defines boundary
217+// parsing as `JSON.parse(` of arbitrary input (not constant strings)
218+// or `new URL(` of arbitrary input — i.e. patterns that turn bytes
219+// into typed structures. Platform-provided parsers called *through*
220+// Layer 3 entry handlers (`req.json()`, `req.formData()`, route
221+// params) are treated as delegation to the platform's own Layer 2,
222+// not parsing performed in our Layer 3. The verifier reports any
223+// raw JSON.parse / new URL calls landing outside Layer 2.
224+const BOUNDARY_PATTERNS = [
225+ { name: "JSON.parse", re: /\bJSON\.parse\s*\(/ },
226+ { name: "new URL", re: /\bnew\s+URL\s*\(/ },
227+];
228+const checkModeledBoundary = (input: SamaV2Input): SamaV2Check => {
229+ const violations: SamaV2Violation[] = [];
230+ let examined = 0;
231+ for (const [path, content] of input.files.entries()) {
232+ if (!isSamaFile(path)) continue;
233+ const decl = declaredLayer(path, input.profile);
234+ if (!decl) continue;
235+ examined++;
236+ if (decl.layer === 2) continue; // Layer 2 is the legitimate site.
237+ const stripped = stripStringsAndComments(content);
238+ for (const pat of BOUNDARY_PATTERNS) {
239+ if (pat.re.test(stripped)) {
240+ violations.push({
241+ file: path,
242+ detail: `boundary pattern \`${pat.name}\` found in Layer ${decl.layer} — parsing belongs in Layer 2`,
243+ });
244+ }
245+ }
246+ }
247+ return {
248+ id: 4, name: "Modeled (boundary)", property: "Modeled (boundary)",
249+ passed: violations.length === 0, examined, violations,
250+ note: "profile-dependent (spec §4.4): boundary = raw `JSON.parse` / `new URL` outside Layer 2. Platform parsers reached via `req.json()` etc. are treated as delegation to the platform's own Layer 2.",
251+ };
252+};
253+
254+// — Check 5: Atomic -------------------------------------------------
255+//
256+// "No file exceeds the line cap (default ~700; profile may lower,
257+// never raise). No barrel re-export files."
258+const ATOMIC_LINE_CAP = 700;
259+const checkAtomic = (input: SamaV2Input): SamaV2Check => {
260+ const violations: SamaV2Violation[] = [];
261+ let examined = 0;
262+ for (const [path, content] of input.files.entries()) {
263+ if (!isSamaFile(path) && !isTestFile(path)) continue;
264+ examined++;
265+ const lines = content.split("\n").length;
266+ if (lines > ATOMIC_LINE_CAP) {
267+ violations.push({
268+ file: path,
269+ detail: `${lines} lines (over the ${ATOMIC_LINE_CAP}-line cap — split per UI/data domain)`,
270+ });
271+ }
272+ // Barrel detection: a file whose entire body is re-exports.
273+ // Heuristic: every non-blank, non-comment line is `export ... from`.
274+ const stripped = stripStringsAndComments(content);
275+ const codeLines = stripped.split("\n").map((l) => l.trim()).filter((l) => l.length > 0);
276+ if (codeLines.length >= 2 && codeLines.every((l) => /^export\s+(\*|\{)/.test(l) && /\bfrom\b/.test(l))) {
277+ violations.push({ file: path, detail: "barrel re-export file (all lines are `export … from`)" });
278+ }
279+ }
280+ return {
281+ id: 5, name: "Atomic", property: "Atomic",
282+ passed: violations.length === 0, examined, violations,
283+ };
284+};
285+
286+// — Check 6: The Law (§1.2) -----------------------------------------
287+//
288+// "Imports always point to a strictly lower layer number — never
289+// upward, never sideways across a higher number, never cyclic."
290+//
291+// Build the import graph from relative-.ts imports, then for each
292+// edge A → B require: layer(B) < layer(A), OR same layer + B's
293+// sublayer index <= A's sublayer index. Also run a DFS cycle detector.
294+const checkLaw = (input: SamaV2Input): SamaV2Check => {
295+ const violations: SamaV2Violation[] = [];
296+ let examined = 0;
297+ // Build adjacency.
298+ const adj = new Map<string, string[]>();
299+ for (const [path, content] of input.files.entries()) {
300+ if (!isSamaFile(path) && !isTestFile(path)) continue;
301+ examined++;
302+ const out: string[] = [];
303+ for (const imp of collectRelativeImports(content)) {
304+ const resolved = resolveImport(path, imp);
305+ // Only follow edges into known SAMA files (in-tree, in src/).
306+ if (input.files.has(resolved)) out.push(resolved);
307+ }
308+ adj.set(path, out);
309+ }
310+ // Edge-by-edge layer/sublayer check.
311+ for (const [from, outs] of adj.entries()) {
312+ const aDecl = declaredLayer(from, input.profile);
313+ if (!aDecl) continue; // Unmapped — caught by Architecture.
314+ for (const to of outs) {
315+ const bDecl = declaredLayer(to, input.profile);
316+ if (!bDecl) continue;
317+ if (bDecl.layer < aDecl.layer) continue; // strictly lower — OK
318+ if (bDecl.layer > aDecl.layer) {
319+ violations.push({
320+ file: from,
321+ detail: `imports \`${to}\` — Layer ${aDecl.layer} → Layer ${bDecl.layer} (upward, breaks §1.2)`,
322+ });
323+ continue;
324+ }
325+ // Same layer: sublayer ordering. The import target must be in
326+ // an earlier-or-equal sublayer slot (spec §2.2: later may import
327+ // earlier).
328+ if (bDecl.sublayer.index > aDecl.sublayer.index) {
329+ violations.push({
330+ file: from,
331+ detail: `imports \`${to}\` — same layer ${aDecl.layer} but sublayer order is reversed (${aDecl.sublayer.name} sublayer-index ${aDecl.sublayer.index} → ${bDecl.sublayer.name} sublayer-index ${bDecl.sublayer.index})`,
332+ });
333+ }
334+ }
335+ }
336+ // DFS cycle detection on the same graph.
337+ const WHITE = 0, GRAY = 1, BLACK = 2;
338+ const color = new Map<string, number>();
339+ for (const k of adj.keys()) color.set(k, WHITE);
340+ const cycles: string[][] = [];
341+ const stack: string[] = [];
342+ const dfs = (node: string): boolean => {
343+ color.set(node, GRAY);
344+ stack.push(node);
345+ for (const next of adj.get(node) ?? []) {
346+ const c = color.get(next) ?? WHITE;
347+ if (c === GRAY) {
348+ const idx = stack.indexOf(next);
349+ if (idx !== -1) cycles.push([...stack.slice(idx), next]);
350+ return true;
351+ }
352+ if (c === WHITE && dfs(next)) {
353+ // bubble up
354+ }
355+ }
356+ stack.pop();
357+ color.set(node, BLACK);
358+ return false;
359+ };
360+ for (const k of adj.keys()) if (color.get(k) === WHITE) dfs(k);
361+ for (const cyc of cycles) {
362+ violations.push({
363+ file: cyc[0] ?? "(unknown)",
364+ detail: `import cycle: ${cyc.join(" → ")}`,
365+ });
366+ }
367+ return {
368+ id: 6, name: "Law (§1.2)", property: "Law",
369+ passed: violations.length === 0, examined, violations,
370+ };
371+};
372+
373+// — Check 7: Consistency (§3) ---------------------------------------
374+//
375+// "Verifier FAILS if a file imports from a layer that its declared
376+// layer is not permitted to import." This is the same set of edges
377+// the Law check examines, framed from the file's own perspective:
378+// does the prefix lie about what the file actually does?
379+//
380+// We emit a separate verdict so the report can show both framings.
381+// In a profile where no §1.2 violation exists, §3 also passes by
382+// construction — both are derived from the same edge set.
383+const checkConsistency = (input: SamaV2Input): SamaV2Check => {
384+ const violations: SamaV2Violation[] = [];
385+ let examined = 0;
386+ for (const [path, content] of input.files.entries()) {
387+ if (!isSamaFile(path)) continue;
388+ const aDecl = declaredLayer(path, input.profile);
389+ if (!aDecl) continue;
390+ examined++;
391+ let ceiling = -1;
392+ let ceilingFile: string | null = null;
393+ for (const imp of collectRelativeImports(content)) {
394+ const resolved = resolveImport(path, imp);
395+ const bDecl = declaredLayer(resolved, input.profile);
396+ if (!bDecl) continue;
397+ if (bDecl.layer > ceiling) { ceiling = bDecl.layer; ceilingFile = resolved; }
398+ }
399+ // Consistency fails if any import goes to a strictly higher
400+ // layer than the file's declared layer. Same-layer with bad
401+ // sublayer order is the Law's concern, not Consistency's.
402+ if (ceiling > aDecl.layer) {
403+ violations.push({
404+ file: path,
405+ detail: `declared Layer ${aDecl.layer} (prefix \`${aDecl.sublayer.prefix}\`) but imports reach Layer ${ceiling} via \`${ceilingFile}\` — the prefix claims something the imports contradict`,
406+ });
407+ }
408+ }
409+ return {
410+ id: 7, name: "Consistency (§3)", property: "Consistency",
411+ passed: violations.length === 0, examined, violations,
412+ };
413+};
414+
415+// — Orchestrator ----------------------------------------------------
416+
417+export const verifySamaV2 = (input: SamaV2Input): SamaV2Report => {
418+ const checks: SamaV2Check[] = [
419+ checkSorted(input),
420+ checkArchitecture(input),
421+ checkModeledTests(input),
422+ checkModeledBoundary(input),
423+ checkAtomic(input),
424+ checkLaw(input),
425+ checkConsistency(input),
426+ ];
427+ // Architecture's examined count is the canonical total — it counts
428+ // every file the profile assigns to a layer (or fails to).
429+ const examined = checks.find((c) => c.id === 2)?.examined ?? 0;
430+ return {
431+ profile: input.profile.profile,
432+ examined,
433+ checks,
434+ overallPassed: checks.every((c) => c.passed),
435+ };
436+};
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1+import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2+import { verifySama } from "./b32_sama_verify.ts";
3+
4+const baseInput = {
5+ repoOwner: "test",
6+ repoName: "repo",
7+ defaultBranch: "main",
8+ srcPaths: [] as string[],
9+ contents: new Map<string, string>(),
10+};
11+
12+test("empty input: all checks pass, sorted has a 'no SAMA files' note", () => {
13+ const r = verifySama(baseInput);
14+ expect(r.overallPassed).toBe(true);
15+ const sorted = r.checks.find((c) => c.letter === "S")!;
16+ expect(sorted.passed).toBe(true);
17+ expect(sorted.examined).toBe(0);
18+ expect(sorted.note).toMatch(/no cXX_\*\.ts files found/);
19+});
20+
21+test("Sorted: c14 importing c51 is flagged", () => {
22+ const r = verifySama({
23+ ...baseInput,
24+ srcPaths: ["c14_io.ts", "c51_render.ts"],
25+ contents: new Map([
26+ ["c14_io.ts", `import { x } from "./c51_render.ts";`],
27+ ["c51_render.ts", "export const x = 1;"],
28+ ]),
29+ });
30+ const sorted = r.checks.find((c) => c.letter === "S")!;
31+ expect(sorted.passed).toBe(false);
32+ expect(sorted.violations[0]?.file).toBe("c14_io.ts");
33+ expect(sorted.violations[0]?.detail).toMatch(/UI/);
34+});
35+
36+test("Sorted: c21 importing c51 is NOT flagged (handlers may compose UI)", () => {
37+ const r = verifySama({
38+ ...baseInput,
39+ srcPaths: ["c21_handler.ts", "c51_render.ts"],
40+ contents: new Map([
41+ ["c21_handler.ts", `import { x } from "./c51_render.ts";`],
42+ ["c51_render.ts", "export const x = 1;"],
43+ ]),
44+ });
45+ const sorted = r.checks.find((c) => c.letter === "S")!;
46+ expect(sorted.passed).toBe(true);
47+});
48+
49+test("Sorted: c31 importing c32 (sibling layer, non-UI) is NOT flagged", () => {
50+ const r = verifySama({
51+ ...baseInput,
52+ srcPaths: ["c31_model.ts", "c32_logic.ts"],
53+ contents: new Map([
54+ ["c31_model.ts", `import { x } from "./c32_logic.ts";`],
55+ ["c32_logic.ts", "export const x = 1;"],
56+ ]),
57+ });
58+ const sorted = r.checks.find((c) => c.letter === "S")!;
59+ expect(sorted.passed).toBe(true);
60+});
61+
62+test("Architecture: unknown prefix is flagged", () => {
63+ const r = verifySama({
64+ ...baseInput,
65+ srcPaths: ["c99_thing.ts"],
66+ contents: new Map([["c99_thing.ts", "export const x = 1;"]]),
67+ });
68+ const arch = r.checks.find((c) => c.property === "Architecture")!;
69+ expect(arch.passed).toBe(false);
70+ expect(arch.violations[0]?.detail).toMatch(/unknown layer prefix/);
71+});
72+
73+test("Modeled: c32 file without sibling test is flagged; c31 without sibling is informational", () => {
74+ const r = verifySama({
75+ ...baseInput,
76+ srcPaths: ["c32_logic.ts", "c31_model.ts"],
77+ contents: new Map([
78+ ["c32_logic.ts", "export const x = 1;"],
79+ ["c31_model.ts", "export const y = 2;"],
80+ ]),
81+ });
82+ const modeled = r.checks.find((c) => c.property === "Modeled")!;
83+ expect(modeled.passed).toBe(false);
84+ expect(modeled.violations.length).toBe(1);
85+ expect(modeled.violations[0]?.file).toBe("c32_logic.ts");
86+ expect(modeled.note).toMatch(/c31_\* file/);
87+});
88+
89+test("Modeled: c32 file with sibling test passes", () => {
90+ const r = verifySama({
91+ ...baseInput,
92+ srcPaths: ["c32_logic.ts", "c32_logic.test.ts"],
93+ contents: new Map([
94+ ["c32_logic.ts", "export const x = 1;"],
95+ ["c32_logic.test.ts", "test('x', () => { expect(true).toBe(true); });"],
96+ ]),
97+ });
98+ const modeled = r.checks.find((c) => c.property === "Modeled")!;
99+ expect(modeled.passed).toBe(true);
100+});
101+
102+test("Atomic: file over 700 lines is flagged", () => {
103+ const big = "// line\n".repeat(800);
104+ const r = verifySama({
105+ ...baseInput,
106+ srcPaths: ["c21_huge.ts"],
107+ contents: new Map([["c21_huge.ts", big]]),
108+ });
109+ const atomic = r.checks.find((c) => c.property === "Atomic")!;
110+ expect(atomic.passed).toBe(false);
111+ expect(atomic.violations[0]?.detail).toMatch(/line/);
112+});
113+
114+test("Atomic: placeholder test (zero expect calls) is flagged", () => {
115+ const placeholderFixture = `test("does nothing", () => { /* TODO */ })`;
116+ const r = verifySama({
117+ ...baseInput,
118+ srcPaths: ["c32_x.test.ts"],
119+ contents: new Map([["c32_x.test.ts", placeholderFixture]]),
120+ });
121+ const atomic = r.checks.find((c) => c.property === "Atomic")!;
122+ expect(atomic.passed).toBe(false);
123+ expect(atomic.violations[0]?.detail).toMatch(/placeholder test/);
124+});
125+
126+test("overallPassed reflects every check passing", () => {
127+ const r = verifySama({
128+ ...baseInput,
129+ srcPaths: ["c31_model.ts", "c32_logic.ts", "c32_logic.test.ts"],
130+ contents: new Map([
131+ ["c31_model.ts", "export const x = 1;"],
132+ ["c32_logic.ts", `import { x } from "./c31_model.ts";\nexport const y = x + 1;`],
133+ ["c32_logic.test.ts", `import { y } from "./c32_logic.ts";\ntest("y", () => { expect(y).toBe(2); });`],
134+ ]),
135+ });
136+ expect(r.overallPassed).toBe(true);
137+});
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1+// c32 — logic: pure SAMA verification given a repo's file tree and the
2+// contents of every cXX_*.ts file. Drives /sama/verify.
3+//
4+// Verifier is intentionally strict: a check passes iff there is zero
5+// evidence of violation. The four properties (S/A/M/A) each become one
6+// callable, and the top-level `verifySama(...)` runs them all and
7+// returns a SamaReport.
8+
9+export interface SamaViolation {
10+ file: string;
11+ detail: string;
12+}
13+
14+export interface SamaCheckResult {
15+ letter: "S" | "A" | "M" | "A";
16+ property: "Sorted" | "Architecture" | "Modeled" | "Atomic";
17+ passed: boolean;
18+ examined: number;
19+ violations: SamaViolation[];
20+ note?: string;
21+}
22+
23+export interface SamaReport {
24+ repoSlug: string;
25+ defaultBranch: string;
26+ totalSrcFiles: number;
27+ samaFiles: number;
28+ testFiles: number;
29+ checks: SamaCheckResult[];
30+ overallPassed: boolean;
31+ generatedAt: number;
32+}
33+
34+export interface SamaVerifyInput {
35+ repoOwner: string;
36+ repoName: string;
37+ defaultBranch: string;
38+ // src-relative paths, e.g. "c21_app.ts", "c31_blog.ts", "c32_session.test.ts"
39+ srcPaths: string[];
40+ // file path -> content. Contents only required for cXX_*.ts files
41+ // and *.test.ts files.
42+ contents: Map<string, string>;
43+}
44+
45+const SAMA_PREFIX = /^c(\d{2})_/;
46+
47+// Strip JS string literals and comments from source, preserving
48+// position/length by replacing each character with whitespace. This
49+// is the cheapest reliable fix for the test-fixture false-positive:
50+// import strings and `test(...)` patterns inside literals/comments
51+// would otherwise trigger Sorted/Atomic violations.
52+export const stripStringsAndComments = (src: string): string => {
53+ let out = "";
54+ let i = 0;
55+ while (i < src.length) {
56+ const c = src[i];
57+ const n = src[i + 1];
58+ if (c === "/" && n === "/") {
59+ out += " ";
60+ i += 2;
61+ while (i < src.length && src[i] !== "\n") {
62+ out += " ";
63+ i++;
64+ }
65+ } else if (c === "/" && n === "*") {
66+ out += " ";
67+ i += 2;
68+ while (i < src.length - 1 && !(src[i] === "*" && src[i + 1] === "/")) {
69+ out += src[i] === "\n" ? "\n" : " ";
70+ i++;
71+ }
72+ out += " ";
73+ i += 2;
74+ } else if (c === '"' || c === "'" || c === "`") {
75+ const quote = c;
76+ out += " ";
77+ i++;
78+ while (i < src.length && src[i] !== quote) {
79+ if (src[i] === "\\" && i + 1 < src.length) {
80+ out += " ";
81+ i += 2;
82+ continue;
83+ }
84+ out += src[i] === "\n" ? "\n" : " ";
85+ i++;
86+ }
87+ out += " ";
88+ i++;
89+ } else {
90+ out += c ?? "";
91+ i++;
92+ }
93+ }
94+ return out;
95+};
96+
97+const isSamaFile = (p: string): boolean => SAMA_PREFIX.test(p) && p.endsWith(".ts");
98+const isTestFile = (p: string): boolean => p.endsWith(".test.ts");
99+
100+const layerOf = (filename: string): number | null => {
101+ const m = SAMA_PREFIX.exec(filename);
102+ if (!m) return null;
103+ return parseInt(m[1] ?? "0", 10);
104+};
105+
106+// Pull import targets out of a TypeScript source. Recognizes both
107+// static `import ... from "./x.ts"` and dynamic `import("./x.ts")`.
108+// We only care about relative imports (the cross-layer ones). We
109+// scan against a stripped source (string literals + comments
110+// blanked out) so test fixtures that quote import statements as
111+// data don't cause false positives.
112+const collectRelativeImports = (source: string): string[] => {
113+ const out: string[] = [];
114+ // Match against the original source so the captured import path
115+ // text is preserved; but only accept matches whose start position
116+ // is NOT inside a string-literal/comment region (we test that by
117+ // checking the stripped source's character at the path-open quote).
118+ const stripped = stripStringsAndComments(source);
119+ const staticRe = /\bfrom\s+(["'])\s*(\.\/[^"']+)\1/g;
120+ const dynRe = /\bimport\s*\(\s*(["'])\s*(\.\/[^"']+)\1/g;
121+ let m: RegExpExecArray | null;
122+ const pushIfReal = (mm: RegExpExecArray, pathIdx: number) => {
123+ // Check the start of the match (the `f` of `from` or `i` of
124+ // `import`). If that keyword is inside a string literal/comment
125+ // in the original source, the stripped version replaces it with
126+ // whitespace and we skip the match. The PATH itself is always
127+ // inside quotes (that's how imports are written), so we never
128+ // gate on the path's position — only the keyword's.
129+ if (stripped[mm.index] === " " || stripped[mm.index] === "\n") return;
130+ out.push(mm[pathIdx]!);
131+ };
132+ while ((m = staticRe.exec(source)) !== null) pushIfReal(m, 2);
133+ while ((m = dynRe.exec(source)) !== null) pushIfReal(m, 2);
134+ return out;
135+};
136+
137+const importTargetFilename = (importPath: string): string => {
138+ // "./c14_github.ts" -> "c14_github.ts"
139+ return importPath.replace(/^\.\//, "");
140+};
141+
142+// S — Sorted. The rule, as practiced: foundation, data and logic layers
143+// (c1*, c3*) don't import UI (c5*+). c21 (handlers/composers) is the
144+// orchestration layer and is allowed to import anything; c51 (UI) is
145+// allowed to import models (c3*) for the data it renders. A strict
146+// "lower never imports higher" reading would forbid c21 → c31, which
147+// is the natural pattern (handler composes model). The actual
148+// constraint is one-directional: UI sits at the edge, never below.
149+const checkSorted = (input: SamaVerifyInput): SamaCheckResult => {
150+ const violations: SamaViolation[] = [];
151+ let examined = 0;
152+ for (const path of input.srcPaths) {
153+ if (!isSamaFile(path)) continue;
154+ examined++;
155+ const m = SAMA_PREFIX.exec(path);
156+ const prefix = m?.[1] ?? "";
157+ // Skip c2* (handlers, allowed to depend on anything) and c5*+ (UI,
158+ // its outbound deps are governed by other rules, not this one).
159+ if (!/^[13]/.test(prefix)) continue;
160+ const content = input.contents.get(path);
161+ if (!content) continue;
162+ for (const rawImport of collectRelativeImports(content)) {
163+ const target = importTargetFilename(rawImport);
164+ const targetMatch = SAMA_PREFIX.exec(target);
165+ const targetPrefix = targetMatch?.[1] ?? "";
166+ if (!targetPrefix) continue;
167+ if (/^[59]/.test(targetPrefix)) {
168+ violations.push({
169+ file: path,
170+ detail: `imports \`${target}\` (UI layer c${targetPrefix}_) from a non-UI/non-handler file (c${prefix}_) — UI sits at the edge, foundation/data/logic must not depend on it`,
171+ });
172+ }
173+ }
174+ }
175+ return {
176+ letter: "S",
177+ property: "Sorted",
178+ passed: violations.length === 0,
179+ examined,
180+ violations,
181+ note: examined === 0
182+ ? "no cXX_*.ts files found in the project — the convention isn't applied here"
183+ : undefined,
184+ };
185+};
186+
187+// A — Architecture. Each prefix is a known layer; flag unknown prefixes.
188+const KNOWN_LAYERS = new Set(["11", "13", "14", "21", "31", "32", "51"]);
189+const checkArchitecture = (input: SamaVerifyInput): SamaCheckResult => {
190+ const violations: SamaViolation[] = [];
191+ let examined = 0;
192+ for (const path of input.srcPaths) {
193+ if (!isSamaFile(path)) continue;
194+ examined++;
195+ const m = SAMA_PREFIX.exec(path);
196+ const prefix = m?.[1] ?? "";
197+ if (!KNOWN_LAYERS.has(prefix)) {
198+ violations.push({
199+ file: path,
200+ detail: `unknown layer prefix \`c${prefix}_\` (known: c11, c13, c14, c21, c31, c32, c51)`,
201+ });
202+ }
203+ }
204+ return {
205+ letter: "A",
206+ property: "Architecture",
207+ passed: violations.length === 0,
208+ examined,
209+ violations,
210+ };
211+};
212+
213+// M — Modeled. Tests live next to source. Every cXX_<name>.ts (non-data)
214+// should have a sibling cXX_<name>.test.ts. Pure data files (registries
215+// like c31_blog.ts that are just an exported array) often legitimately
216+// have no behaviour to test, so we soften this check by requiring a
217+// sibling for c32_*.ts (logic) at minimum, and reporting a list of c31
218+// files without siblings as informational rather than hard violations.
219+const checkModeled = (input: SamaVerifyInput): SamaCheckResult => {
220+ const violations: SamaViolation[] = [];
221+ const informational: SamaViolation[] = [];
222+ let examined = 0;
223+ const present = new Set(input.srcPaths);
224+ for (const path of input.srcPaths) {
225+ if (!isSamaFile(path) || isTestFile(path)) continue;
226+ examined++;
227+ const sibling = path.replace(/\.ts$/, ".test.ts");
228+ if (present.has(sibling)) continue;
229+ const layer = layerOf(path);
230+ if (layer === 32) {
231+ violations.push({ file: path, detail: `no sibling test file at \`${sibling}\`` });
232+ } else if (layer === 31) {
233+ informational.push({ file: path, detail: `no sibling test (often fine for pure data registries; flag if logic accumulates)` });
234+ }
235+ }
236+ const passed = violations.length === 0;
237+ const note = informational.length > 0
238+ ? `${informational.length} c31_* file${informational.length === 1 ? "" : "s"} without a sibling test — usually fine for pure-data registries, flag if logic accumulates: ${informational.map((v) => v.file).join(", ")}`
239+ : undefined;
240+ return {
241+ letter: "M",
242+ property: "Modeled",
243+ passed,
244+ examined,
245+ violations,
246+ note,
247+ };
248+};
249+
250+// A — Atomic. ~700-line split rule. Flag any cXX_*.ts over 700 lines.
251+// Also flag placeholder tests (zero expect() calls in test body) as
252+// part of the same pass — they're a structural violation of the
253+// testing surface that Atomic owns.
254+const findPlaceholderTestsLite = (file: string, content: string): SamaViolation[] => {
255+ const out: SamaViolation[] = [];
256+ // Same string/comment-aware trick as collectRelativeImports: only
257+ // count test()/it() calls whose `test`/`it` keyword is real code,
258+ // not a literal in a fixture.
259+ const stripped = stripStringsAndComments(content);
260+ const re = /\b(test|it)\s*\(\s*(["'`])((?:\\.|(?!\2).)*)\2\s*,\s*(?:async\s+)?(?:\([^)]*\)|[^=()]*?)\s*=>\s*\{/g;
261+ let m: RegExpExecArray | null;
262+ while ((m = re.exec(content)) !== null) {
263+ // Skip matches whose `test`/`it` keyword is inside a string literal
264+ // or comment (the stripped version replaces those with whitespace).
265+ if (stripped[m.index] === " " || stripped[m.index] === "\n") continue;
266+ const name = m[3] ?? "";
267+ const startBrace = re.lastIndex - 1;
268+ let depth = 1;
269+ let i = startBrace + 1;
270+ let inString: string | null = null;
271+ while (i < content.length && depth > 0) {
272+ const c = content[i];
273+ if (inString !== null) {
274+ if (c === "\\") { i += 2; continue; }
275+ if (c === inString) inString = null;
276+ } else {
277+ if (c === '"' || c === "'" || c === "`") inString = c;
278+ else if (c === "/" && content[i + 1] === "/") {
279+ while (i < content.length && content[i] !== "\n") i++;
280+ continue;
281+ } else if (c === "/" && content[i + 1] === "*") {
282+ i += 2;
283+ while (i < content.length - 1 && !(content[i] === "*" && content[i + 1] === "/")) i++;
284+ i += 2;
285+ continue;
286+ } else if (c === "{") depth++;
287+ else if (c === "}") depth--;
288+ }
289+ i++;
290+ }
291+ const body = content.slice(startBrace + 1, i - 1);
292+ const expectCount = (body.match(/\bexpect\s*\(/g) ?? []).length;
293+ if (expectCount === 0) {
294+ out.push({ file, detail: `placeholder test \`${name}\` — zero \`expect()\` calls` });
295+ }
296+ }
297+ return out;
298+};
299+
300+const checkAtomic = (input: SamaVerifyInput): SamaCheckResult => {
301+ const violations: SamaViolation[] = [];
302+ let examined = 0;
303+ for (const path of input.srcPaths) {
304+ if (!isSamaFile(path)) continue;
305+ examined++;
306+ const content = input.contents.get(path);
307+ if (!content) continue;
308+ const lineCount = content.split("\n").length;
309+ if (lineCount > 700) {
310+ violations.push({
311+ file: path,
312+ detail: `${lineCount} lines (over the 700-line split threshold — split per UI/data domain)`,
313+ });
314+ }
315+ if (isTestFile(path)) {
316+ violations.push(...findPlaceholderTestsLite(path, content));
317+ }
318+ }
319+ return {
320+ letter: "A",
321+ property: "Atomic",
322+ passed: violations.length === 0,
323+ examined,
324+ violations,
325+ };
326+};
327+
328+export const verifySama = (input: SamaVerifyInput): SamaReport => {
329+ const samaPaths = input.srcPaths.filter(isSamaFile);
330+ const testPaths = samaPaths.filter(isTestFile);
331+ const checks = [
332+ checkSorted(input),
333+ checkArchitecture(input),
334+ checkModeled(input),
335+ checkAtomic(input),
336+ ];
337+ return {
338+ repoSlug: `${input.repoOwner}/${input.repoName}`,
339+ defaultBranch: input.defaultBranch,
340+ totalSrcFiles: input.srcPaths.length,
341+ samaFiles: samaPaths.length,
342+ testFiles: testPaths.length,
343+ checks,
344+ overallPassed: checks.every((c) => c.passed),
345+ generatedAt: Date.now(),
346+ };
347+};
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1+import { describe, test, expect, beforeAll, afterAll } from "bun:test";
2+import {
3+ parseCookies,
4+ timingSafeEqual,
5+ hmacSha256Hex,
6+ sessionCookieHeader,
7+ randomHex,
8+ signSession,
9+ verifySession,
10+ SESSION_TTL_SEC,
11+} from "./b32_session.ts";
12+
13+describe("c32_session — parseCookies", () => {
14+ test("empty / null header returns an empty object", () => {
15+ expect(parseCookies(null)).toEqual({});
16+ expect(parseCookies("")).toEqual({});
17+ });
18+
19+ test("parses a single name=value pair", () => {
20+ expect(parseCookies("tdd_session=abc")).toEqual({ tdd_session: "abc" });
21+ });
22+
23+ test("parses multiple pairs separated by `;`", () => {
24+ const out = parseCookies("a=1; b=2; c=3");
25+ expect(out).toEqual({ a: "1", b: "2", c: "3" });
26+ });
27+
28+ test("strips surrounding whitespace from name and value", () => {
29+ expect(parseCookies(" k = v ")).toEqual({ k: "v" });
30+ });
31+
32+ test("url-decodes values", () => {
33+ expect(parseCookies("path=%2Ffoo%2Fbar")).toEqual({ path: "/foo/bar" });
34+ });
35+
36+ test("ignores entries that have no `=` separator", () => {
37+ expect(parseCookies("malformed; ok=yes")).toEqual({ ok: "yes" });
38+ });
39+});
40+
41+describe("c32_session — timingSafeEqual", () => {
42+ test("returns true for identical strings", () => {
43+ expect(timingSafeEqual("hello", "hello")).toBe(true);
44+ });
45+
46+ test("returns false for different strings of the same length", () => {
47+ expect(timingSafeEqual("hello", "world")).toBe(false);
48+ });
49+
50+ test("returns false when lengths differ — early exit", () => {
51+ expect(timingSafeEqual("a", "ab")).toBe(false);
52+ });
53+
54+ test("returns true for two empty strings", () => {
55+ expect(timingSafeEqual("", "")).toBe(true);
56+ });
57+});
58+
59+describe("c32_session — hmacSha256Hex", () => {
60+ test("is deterministic for a fixed (secret, body) pair", async () => {
61+ const a = await hmacSha256Hex("s3cret", "payload");
62+ const b = await hmacSha256Hex("s3cret", "payload");
63+ expect(a).toBe(b);
64+ });
65+
66+ test("returns a 64-char lowercase hex string (SHA-256 hex length)", async () => {
67+ const sig = await hmacSha256Hex("k", "v");
68+ expect(sig).toMatch(/^[0-9a-f]{64}$/);
69+ });
70+
71+ test("a different secret produces a different signature for the same body", async () => {
72+ const a = await hmacSha256Hex("secret-a", "payload");
73+ const b = await hmacSha256Hex("secret-b", "payload");
74+ expect(a).not.toBe(b);
75+ });
76+
77+ test("a different body produces a different signature for the same secret", async () => {
78+ const a = await hmacSha256Hex("k", "body-a");
79+ const b = await hmacSha256Hex("k", "body-b");
80+ expect(a).not.toBe(b);
81+ });
82+});
83+
84+describe("c32_session — sessionCookieHeader", () => {
85+ test("formats the canonical attributes", () => {
86+ const h = sessionCookieHeader("token-x", 3600);
87+ expect(h).toContain("tdd_session=token-x");
88+ expect(h).toContain("Path=/");
89+ expect(h).toContain("HttpOnly");
90+ expect(h).toContain("Secure");
91+ expect(h).toContain("SameSite=Lax");
92+ expect(h).toContain("Max-Age=3600");
93+ });
94+
95+ test("zero max-age (logout) still emits Max-Age=0", () => {
96+ expect(sessionCookieHeader("", 0)).toContain("Max-Age=0");
97+ });
98+});
99+
100+describe("c32_session — randomHex", () => {
101+ test("returns a hex string of 2 × bytes characters", () => {
102+ expect(randomHex(8)).toMatch(/^[0-9a-f]{16}$/);
103+ expect(randomHex(16)).toMatch(/^[0-9a-f]{32}$/);
104+ });
105+
106+ test("successive calls produce distinct values", () => {
107+ expect(randomHex(16)).not.toBe(randomHex(16));
108+ });
109+});
110+
111+describe("c32_session — signSession / verifySession round-trip", () => {
112+ // The signer reads SESSION_SECRET (or WEBHOOK_SECRET) from the env.
113+ // Set a fixed value before the tests run so both sides hash with the
114+ // same key. beforeAll/afterAll, not bare describe-body, because the
115+ // body runs at registration time while tests run async — restoration
116+ // there would happen *before* any test executes.
117+ let original: string | undefined;
118+ beforeAll(() => {
119+ original = process.env.SESSION_SECRET;
120+ process.env.SESSION_SECRET = "test-secret-do-not-use-in-prod";
121+ });
122+ afterAll(() => {
123+ if (original === undefined) {
124+ delete process.env.SESSION_SECRET;
125+ } else {
126+ process.env.SESSION_SECRET = original;
127+ }
128+ });
129+
130+ test("signSession produces a 3-part cookie of `name.exp.sig`", async () => {
131+ const cookie = await signSession("alice");
132+ const parts = cookie.split(".");
133+ expect(parts.length).toBe(3);
134+ expect(parts[0]).toBe("alice");
135+ expect(Number(parts[1])).toBeGreaterThan(Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000));
136+ });
137+
138+ test("verifySession round-trips a freshly signed cookie back to the username", async () => {
139+ const cookie = await signSession("bob");
140+ const username = await verifySession(cookie);
141+ expect(username).toBe("bob");
142+ });
143+
144+ test("verifySession rejects a cookie with a forged signature", async () => {
145+ const cookie = await signSession("eve");
146+ // Flip the LAST sig char to something *guaranteed* different —
147+ // a fixed `replace(/.$/, "0")` collides when the original char is
148+ // already "0" (~1 in 16 runs). Detect the original and flip to
149+ // a hex digit it can never be.
150+ const lastChar = cookie.slice(-1);
151+ const tampered = cookie.slice(0, -1) + (lastChar === "f" ? "0" : "f");
152+ expect(tampered).not.toBe(cookie);
153+ const result = await verifySession(tampered);
154+ expect(result).toBeNull();
155+ });
156+
157+ test("verifySession rejects a cookie that's not three parts", async () => {
158+ expect(await verifySession("just-one-part")).toBeNull();
159+ expect(await verifySession("two.parts")).toBeNull();
160+ });
161+
162+ test("verifySession rejects a cookie whose expiry is in the past", async () => {
163+ // Hand-roll a cookie with an `exp` that's already passed; sign with
164+ // the same secret so the HMAC matches but the time-window check
165+ // fails.
166+ const username = "carol";
167+ const exp = Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000) - 60;
168+ const sig = await hmacSha256Hex(process.env.SESSION_SECRET!, `${username}.${exp}`);
169+ const cookie = `${username}.${exp}.${sig}`;
170+ expect(await verifySession(cookie)).toBeNull();
171+ });
172+
173+});
174+
175+describe("c32_session — exports", () => {
176+ test("SESSION_TTL_SEC is a positive integer (30 days)", () => {
177+ expect(SESSION_TTL_SEC).toBe(30 * 24 * 60 * 60);
178+ });
179+});
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1+// c32 — logic: session signing/verification + cookie helpers. Pure
2+// HMAC over the session payload, no I/O. Handlers (c21) pull a viewer
3+// off the request via getViewer(), and the OAuth callback issues a
4+// session cookie via sessionCookieHeader + signSession.
5+
6+// 30 days. Long enough for everyday use, short enough that a leaked
7+// cookie doesn't grant indefinite access.
8+export const SESSION_TTL_SEC = 30 * 24 * 60 * 60;
9+const SESSION_COOKIE = "tdd_session";
10+
11+const sessionSecret = (): string =>
12+ process.env.SESSION_SECRET ?? process.env.WEBHOOK_SECRET ?? "";
13+
14+export const randomHex = (bytes: number): string =>
15+ Array.from(crypto.getRandomValues(new Uint8Array(bytes)))
16+ .map((b) => b.toString(16).padStart(2, "0"))
17+ .join("");
18+
19+export const parseCookies = (header: string | null): Record<string, string> => {
20+ const out: Record<string, string> = {};
21+ if (!header) return out;
22+ for (const part of header.split(";")) {
23+ const idx = part.indexOf("=");
24+ if (idx === -1) continue;
25+ const name = part.slice(0, idx).trim();
26+ const value = part.slice(idx + 1).trim();
27+ if (name) out[name] = decodeURIComponent(value);
28+ }
29+ return out;
30+};
31+
32+export const timingSafeEqual = (a: string, b: string): boolean => {
33+ if (a.length !== b.length) return false;
34+ let r = 0;
35+ for (let i = 0; i < a.length; i++) r |= a.charCodeAt(i) ^ b.charCodeAt(i);
36+ return r === 0;
37+};
38+
39+export const hmacSha256Hex = async (secret: string, body: string): Promise<string> => {
40+ const key = await crypto.subtle.importKey(
41+ "raw",
42+ new TextEncoder().encode(secret),
43+ { name: "HMAC", hash: "SHA-256" },
44+ false,
45+ ["sign"],
46+ );
47+ const sig = await crypto.subtle.sign("HMAC", key, new TextEncoder().encode(body));
48+ return Array.from(new Uint8Array(sig))
49+ .map((b) => b.toString(16).padStart(2, "0"))
50+ .join("");
51+};
52+
53+export const signSession = async (username: string): Promise<string> => {
54+ const exp = Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000) + SESSION_TTL_SEC;
55+ const payload = `${username}.${exp}`;
56+ const sig = await hmacSha256Hex(sessionSecret(), payload);
57+ return `${payload}.${sig}`;
58+};
59+
60+export const verifySession = async (cookie: string): Promise<string | null> => {
61+ const parts = cookie.split(".");
62+ if (parts.length !== 3) return null;
63+ const [username, expStr, providedSig] = parts;
64+ if (!username || !expStr || !providedSig) return null;
65+ const exp = Number(expStr);
66+ if (!Number.isFinite(exp) || exp < Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000)) return null;
67+ const expectedSig = await hmacSha256Hex(sessionSecret(), `${username}.${expStr}`);
68+ if (!timingSafeEqual(providedSig, expectedSig)) return null;
69+ return username;
70+};
71+
72+export const getViewer = async (req: Request): Promise<string | null> => {
73+ if (!sessionSecret()) return null;
74+ const cookies = parseCookies(req.headers.get("cookie"));
75+ const raw = cookies[SESSION_COOKIE];
76+ if (!raw) return null;
77+ return verifySession(raw);
78+};
79+
80+export const sessionCookieHeader = (value: string, maxAge: number): string =>
81+ `${SESSION_COOKIE}=${value}; Path=/; HttpOnly; Secure; SameSite=Lax; Max-Age=${maxAge}`;
added src/b51_render_admin.test.ts +34 −0
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1+// Sibling test for c51_render_admin.ts (Layer 1, render). The admin
2+// pages (list, edit, login wall, non-admin wall) are exercised by
3+// e2e/admin-block-editor.spec.ts. This sibling pins the export shape.
4+
5+import { describe, test, expect } from "bun:test";
6+import {
7+ renderAdminList,
8+ renderAdminEdit,
9+ renderAdminLoginWall,
10+ renderAdminNonAdminWall,
11+} from "./b51_render_admin.ts";
12+
13+describe("c51_render_admin — export shape", () => {
14+ test("renderAdminList is async", () => {
15+ expect(typeof renderAdminList).toBe("function");
16+ });
17+ test("renderAdminEdit is async", () => {
18+ expect(typeof renderAdminEdit).toBe("function");
19+ });
20+ test("renderAdminLoginWall is async", () => {
21+ expect(typeof renderAdminLoginWall).toBe("function");
22+ });
23+ test("renderAdminNonAdminWall is async", () => {
24+ expect(typeof renderAdminNonAdminWall).toBe("function");
25+ });
26+});
27+
28+describe("c51_render_admin — login wall renders for anonymous viewer", () => {
29+ test("returns an HTML document mentioning sign-in", async () => {
30+ const html = await renderAdminLoginWall();
31+ expect(html).toContain("<!doctype html>");
32+ expect(html.toLowerCase()).toMatch(/sign in|login|github/);
33+ });
34+});
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1+// c51 — UI: shells for the admin sxdoc editor.
2+//
3+// Three views: list (GET /admin), edit form (GET /admin/edit/...), and
4+// auth walls for non-admin viewers. Body builders return HTML strings;
5+// the c21 handler wraps them in htmlResponse.
6+//
7+// Fase 2a: raw-HTML textarea editor. Fase 2b adds the block editor on
8+// top — the textarea stays as the underlying form field, and the
9+// block-editor JS will hydrate it into a typed UI. So the form shape
10+// here is forward-compatible with the block editor that lands next.
11+
12+import { escape, renderPage } from "./b51_render_layout.ts";
13+import type { SxDocumentSummary } from "./a31_sxdoc.ts";
14+import type { SxDocument } from "./a31_sxdoc.ts";
15+import { sxToHtml } from "./b51_render_sxdoc.ts";
16+
17+export const renderAdminList = async (documents: SxDocumentSummary[]): Promise<string> => {
18+ const pages = documents.filter((d) => d.type === "page");
19+ const posts = documents.filter((d) => d.type === "post");
20+ const body = `# admin
21+
22+[+ new document](/admin/new)
23+
24+## pages (${pages.length})
25+
26+${pages.length === 0 ? "_no pages yet — migrate or create one._" : adminTable(pages)}
27+
28+## posts (${posts.length})
29+
30+${posts.length === 0 ? "_no posts yet — migrate or create one._" : adminTable(posts)}
31+
32+[← back to home](/)
33+`;
34+ return renderPage({
35+ title: "admin — tdd.md",
36+ bodyMarkdown: body,
37+ noindex: true,
38+ });
39+};
40+
41+const adminTable = (rows: SxDocumentSummary[]): string => {
42+ const lines = rows.map((r) =>
43+ `| [${escape(r.title)}](/admin/edit/${r.type}/${r.slug}) | \`${escape(r.slug)}\` | ${r.status} | ${r.primaryTag ?? "—"} |`,
44+ );
45+ return `| title | slug | status | tag |
46+|---|---|---|---|
47+${lines.join("\n")}`;
48+};
49+
50+export interface AdminEditViewModel {
51+ mode: "new" | "edit";
52+ title: string;
53+ slug: string;
54+ type: "page" | "post";
55+ // SxDocument is the canonical input — server projects it to HTML for
56+ // the textarea and embeds the JSON for the client editor's hydration.
57+ doc: SxDocument;
58+ status: "published" | "draft";
59+ primaryTag: string | null;
60+ error?: string;
61+}
62+
63+// Embed JSON safely inside <script type="application/json">: replace
64+// any "<" so a stray "</script>" in user content can't break out of the
65+// script tag. JSON.parse handles "<" identically to "<".
66+const safeJsonForScript = (value: unknown): string =>
67+ JSON.stringify(value).replace(/</g, "\\u003c");
68+
69+export const renderAdminEdit = async (vm: AdminEditViewModel): Promise<string> => {
70+ const action = vm.mode === "new" ? "/admin/new" : `/admin/edit/${vm.type}/${vm.slug}`;
71+ const heading = vm.mode === "new" ? "new document" : "edit document";
72+ const submitLabel = vm.mode === "new" ? "Create" : "Save";
73+ const html = sxToHtml(vm.doc);
74+ const docJson = safeJsonForScript(vm.doc);
75+
76+ const errorBlock = vm.error
77+ ? `<p class="admin-error">${escape(vm.error)}</p>`
78+ : "";
79+
80+ // Delete button uses a separate form to avoid posting the entire edit
81+ // payload to the delete endpoint. confirm() catches accidental clicks.
82+ const deleteForm = vm.mode === "edit"
83+ ? `<form method="POST" action="/admin/delete/${vm.type}/${vm.slug}" onsubmit="return confirm('Delete \\'${escape(vm.title)}\\'?');" style="display:inline">
84+ <button type="submit" class="admin-delete">Delete</button>
85+ </form>`
86+ : "";
87+
88+ const form = `<form method="POST" action="${escape(action)}" class="admin-form">
89+ ${errorBlock}
90+ <label class="admin-field">
91+ <span>Title</span>
92+ <input type="text" name="title" value="${escape(vm.title)}" required>
93+ </label>
94+ <label class="admin-field">
95+ <span>Slug</span>
96+ <input type="text" name="slug" value="${escape(vm.slug)}" placeholder="about, company/about, docs/spec/grammar" pattern="[a-z0-9_\-]+(?:/[a-z0-9_\-]+)*" required>
97+ </label>
98+ <div class="admin-row">
99+ <label class="admin-field">
100+ <span>Type</span>
101+ <select name="type">
102+ <option value="page"${vm.type === "page" ? " selected" : ""}>page</option>
103+ <option value="post"${vm.type === "post" ? " selected" : ""}>post</option>
104+ </select>
105+ </label>
106+ <label class="admin-field">
107+ <span>Status</span>
108+ <select name="status">
109+ <option value="published"${vm.status === "published" ? " selected" : ""}>published</option>
110+ <option value="draft"${vm.status === "draft" ? " selected" : ""}>draft</option>
111+ </select>
112+ </label>
113+ <label class="admin-field">
114+ <span>Primary tag</span>
115+ <input type="text" name="primary_tag" value="${escape(vm.primaryTag ?? "")}" placeholder="optional">
116+ </label>
117+ </div>
118+ <label class="admin-field">
119+ <span>HTML body</span>
120+ <textarea name="html" rows="24" required>${escape(html)}</textarea>
121+ </label>
122+ <div class="admin-actions">
123+ <button type="submit">${submitLabel}</button>
124+ <a href="/admin" class="admin-cancel">Cancel</a>
125+ </div>
126+</form>
127+${deleteForm}
128+<script type="application/json" id="sxdoc-initial">${docJson}</script>
129+<script type="module" src="/admin/assets/blockeditor.js"></script>`;
130+
131+ const title = vm.mode === "new"
132+ ? "new — admin — tdd.md"
133+ : `${vm.title} — admin — tdd.md`;
134+ return renderPage({
135+ title,
136+ bodyHtml: `<h1>${heading}</h1>${form}`,
137+ noindex: true,
138+ });
139+};
140+
141+export const renderAdminLoginWall = async (): Promise<string> =>
142+ renderPage({
143+ title: "admin — sign in — tdd.md",
144+ bodyMarkdown: `# admin
145+
146+> Sign in with GitHub to access the admin UI.
147+
148+[ sign in with github → ](/auth/github/start)
149+
150+[← back to home](/)`,
151+ noindex: true,
152+ });
153+
154+export const renderAdminNonAdminWall = async (viewer: string): Promise<string> =>
155+ renderPage({
156+ title: "admin — not authorized — tdd.md",
157+ bodyMarkdown: `# not authorized
158+
159+> You are signed in as \`${escape(viewer)}\`, but the admin UI is reserved for the site admin.
160+
161+[← back to home](/) · [your agent](/agents/${escape(viewer)})`,
162+ noindex: true,
163+ });
added src/b51_render_commit.test.ts +11 −0
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1+// Sibling test for c51_render_commit.ts (Layer 1, render). End-to-end
2+// shape covered by /GIT/.../commit/<sha> e2e; this pins the export.
3+
4+import { describe, test, expect } from "bun:test";
5+import { renderCommitView } from "./b51_render_commit.ts";
6+
7+describe("c51_render_commit — export shape", () => {
8+ test("renderCommitView is an async-style function", () => {
9+ expect(typeof renderCommitView).toBe("function");
10+ });
11+});
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1+// c51 — UI: SAMA-native commit detail page. Replaces what visitors
2+// would see at git.tdd.md/<owner>/<repo>/commit/<sha> with the same
3+// information rendered through tdd.md's chrome. Consumes the parsed
4+// diff (c31_diff_parse) and commit metadata (any source — c14_git or
5+// c14_forgejo can both produce it).
6+
7+import { renderPage, escape } from "./b51_render_layout.ts";
8+import type { DiffFile, DiffHunk, ParsedDiff } from "./a31_diff_parse.ts";
9+
10+// Source-agnostic commit shape this renderer consumes. Both c14_git's
11+// GitCommit and c14_forgejo's ForgejoCommitDetail fit this surface.
12+export interface CommitForView {
13+ sha: string;
14+ parents: string[];
15+ authorName: string;
16+ authorEmail: string;
17+ authorDate: string;
18+ committerName: string;
19+ committerEmail: string;
20+ committerDate: string;
21+ message: string;
22+}
23+
24+const shortSha = (sha: string): string => sha.slice(0, 7);
25+
26+// "2026-05-10 12:31:07 +01:00" — ISO-ish, easy to scan.
27+const ts = (iso: string): string => {
28+ // Trust Forgejo's ISO format; only chop the timezone/seconds for compactness.
29+ return iso.replace("T", " ").replace(/\+\d{2}:\d{2}$/, (m) => " " + m);
30+};
31+
32+// First line of the commit message is the subject; rest is body.
33+const splitMessage = (msg: string): { subject: string; body: string } => {
34+ const newline = msg.indexOf("\n");
35+ if (newline === -1) return { subject: msg, body: "" };
36+ return {
37+ subject: msg.slice(0, newline),
38+ body: msg.slice(newline + 1).trim(),
39+ };
40+};
41+
42+const statusBadge = (status: DiffFile["status"]): string => {
43+ const label =
44+ status === "added" ? "added" :
45+ status === "removed" ? "removed" :
46+ status === "renamed" ? "renamed" : "modified";
47+ return `<span class="commit-file-status commit-file-status-${status}">${label}</span>`;
48+};
49+
50+const renderHunk = (hunk: DiffHunk): string => {
51+ const headingHtml = hunk.heading
52+ ? `<span class="commit-hunk-heading">${escape(hunk.heading)}</span>`
53+ : "";
54+ const headerRow = `<tr class="commit-hunk-header"><td colspan="3">@@ -${hunk.oldStart},${hunk.oldLength} +${hunk.newStart},${hunk.newLength} @@ ${headingHtml}</td></tr>`;
55+ const lineRows = hunk.lines.map((line) => {
56+ const marker = line.kind === "added" ? "+" : line.kind === "removed" ? "-" : " ";
57+ const oldNum = line.oldNum === null ? "" : String(line.oldNum);
58+ const newNum = line.newNum === null ? "" : String(line.newNum);
59+ return `<tr class="commit-line commit-line-${line.kind}"><td class="commit-line-old">${oldNum}</td><td class="commit-line-new">${newNum}</td><td class="commit-line-text">${escape(marker + line.text)}</td></tr>`;
60+ }).join("");
61+ return headerRow + lineRows;
62+};
63+
64+const renderFile = (file: DiffFile): string => {
65+ const renamed = file.status === "renamed" && file.oldPath !== file.path
66+ ? `<span class="commit-file-rename"><code>${escape(file.oldPath)}</code> → </span>`
67+ : "";
68+ return `<section class="commit-file">
69+ <header class="commit-file-header">
70+ ${statusBadge(file.status)}
71+ ${renamed}<code class="commit-file-path">${escape(file.path)}</code>
72+ <span class="commit-file-stats">
73+ <span class="commit-file-add">+${file.added}</span>
74+ <span class="commit-file-rem">−${file.removed}</span>
75+ </span>
76+ </header>
77+ <table class="commit-diff-table"><tbody>${file.hunks.map(renderHunk).join("")}</tbody></table>
78+</section>`;
79+};
80+
81+export const renderCommitView = async (params: {
82+ owner: string;
83+ repo: string;
84+ detail: CommitForView;
85+ diff: ParsedDiff;
86+}): Promise<string> => {
87+ const { owner, repo, detail, diff } = params;
88+ const { subject, body } = splitMessage(detail.message);
89+ const parentLinks = detail.parents.length === 0
90+ ? `<span class="commit-meta-empty">no parent (root commit)</span>`
91+ : detail.parents.map((p) =>
92+ `<a class="commit-parent" href="/GIT/${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}/commit/${escape(p)}"><code>${escape(shortSha(p))}</code></a>`,
93+ ).join(" · ");
94+
95+ const totalAdded = diff.files.reduce((s, f) => s + f.added, 0);
96+ const totalRemoved = diff.files.reduce((s, f) => s + f.removed, 0);
97+ const filesSummary = diff.files.length === 0
98+ ? `<p class="commit-empty">No file changes (empty / merge commit).</p>`
99+ : `<p class="commit-files-summary">${diff.files.length} file${diff.files.length === 1 ? "" : "s"} changed · <span class="commit-file-add">+${totalAdded}</span> <span class="commit-file-rem">−${totalRemoved}</span></p>`;
100+
101+ const inner = `<main class="md commit-view">
102+ <header class="commit-header">
103+ <p class="commit-breadcrumb"><a href="/${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}">${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}</a> · commit <code>${escape(shortSha(detail.sha))}</code></p>
104+ <h1 class="commit-subject">${escape(subject)}</h1>
105+ ${body ? `<pre class="commit-body">${escape(body)}</pre>` : ""}
106+ <dl class="commit-meta">
107+ <dt>author</dt><dd><strong>${escape(detail.authorName)}</strong> <span class="commit-meta-email">&lt;${escape(detail.authorEmail)}&gt;</span></dd>
108+ <dt>date</dt><dd>${escape(ts(detail.authorDate))}</dd>
109+ <dt>parent</dt><dd>${parentLinks}</dd>
110+ <dt>commit</dt><dd><code>${escape(detail.sha)}</code></dd>
111+ </dl>
112+ </header>
113+ ${filesSummary}
114+ ${diff.files.map(renderFile).join("")}
115+ <p class="commit-footer">
116+ <a href="/GIT/${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}/commit/${escape(detail.sha)}.diff">raw .diff</a>
117+ </p>
118+</main>`;
119+
120+ return renderPage({
121+ title: `${shortSha(detail.sha)} · ${subject} — tdd.md`,
122+ bodyHtml: inner,
123+ description: `Commit ${shortSha(detail.sha)} on ${owner}/${repo}: ${subject}`,
124+ noindex: true,
125+ bodyClass: "commit-body-page",
126+ hideNav: true,
127+ });
128+};
added src/b51_render_docs_layout.test.ts +28 −0
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1+// Sibling test for c51_render_docs_layout.ts (Layer 1, render). The
2+// docs chrome wraps markdown content with sidebar + on-this-page +
3+// edit-link blocks. End-to-end coverage is in editor-flow.spec.ts
4+// (which asserts .docs-content presence on /sama).
5+
6+import { describe, test, expect } from "bun:test";
7+import { renderDocsPage } from "./b51_render_docs_layout.ts";
8+
9+describe("c51_render_docs_layout — renderDocsPage", () => {
10+ test("is an async function", () => {
11+ expect(typeof renderDocsPage).toBe("function");
12+ });
13+
14+ test("renders a complete HTML document for a minimal options object", async () => {
15+ const html = await renderDocsPage({
16+ title: "Test page",
17+ description: "Test description",
18+ bodyMarkdown: "# Hello\n\nThis is a docs page.\n",
19+ ogPath: "https://tdd.md/test",
20+ active: "home",
21+ pathForDocs: "/test",
22+ });
23+ expect(html).toContain("<!doctype html>");
24+ expect(html).toContain("<title>Test page");
25+ expect(html).toContain("docs-content");
26+ expect(html).toContain("This is a docs page");
27+ });
28+});
added src/b51_render_docs_layout.ts +123 −0
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1+// c51 (docs-layout) — UI: GitBook-style chrome around the existing
2+// renderPage. Wraps content with a right "on this page" anchor rail
3+// (h2/h3 from the rendered body), an edit-on-GitHub link at the top
4+// of content, and a prev/next navigator at the bottom. Per SAMA:
5+// imports c31 (data), c32 (logic), and c51_render_layout (chrome).
6+// No I/O of its own.
7+
8+import { marked } from "marked";
9+import {
10+ resolveDocsLocation,
11+ type ResolvedDocsLocation,
12+} from "./a31_docs_nav.ts";
13+import { extractAnchors, type Anchor } from "./b32_anchor_extract.ts";
14+import {
15+ renderPage,
16+ escape,
17+ type PageOptions,
18+} from "./b51_render_layout.ts";
19+
20+export interface DocsPageOptions extends Omit<PageOptions, "bodyHtml"> {
21+ // The route path the user is on, e.g. "/sama/sorted". Used to
22+ // compute prev/next.
23+ pathForDocs: string;
24+ // Optional override of which file the "edit on GitHub" link
25+ // targets, when the body isn't a content/<section>/<slug>.md.
26+ // Defaults to the editPath from the resolved nav location.
27+ editPathOverride?: string | null;
28+}
29+
30+const renderAnchorRail = (anchors: Anchor[]): string => {
31+ if (anchors.length === 0) return "";
32+ const items = anchors
33+ .map((a) => {
34+ const cls = a.level === 3 ? "docs-rail-link docs-rail-link-h3" : "docs-rail-link";
35+ return `<li><a class="${cls}" href="#${escape(a.id)}">${escape(a.text)}</a></li>`;
36+ })
37+ .join("");
38+ return `<aside class="docs-rail" aria-label="on this page">
39+ <p class="docs-rail-title">on this page</p>
40+ <ul class="docs-rail-list">${items}</ul>
41+</aside>`;
42+};
43+
44+// Derive (section, slug) from a content/<section>/<slug>.md editPath.
45+// Returns null when the path doesn't follow the convention (in which
46+// case there's no editor route to link to).
47+const sectionSlugFromEditPath = (editPath: string): { section: string; slug: string } | null => {
48+ const m = /^content\/([a-z]+)\/([a-z0-9][a-z0-9-]*)\.md$/.exec(editPath);
49+ return m ? { section: m[1]!, slug: m[2]! } : null;
50+};
51+
52+const renderEditLink = (editPath: string | null): string => {
53+ if (!editPath) return "";
54+ // Source view is served from tdd.md itself (c21_handlers_source);
55+ // we no longer depend on the git.tdd.md (Forgejo) subdomain for
56+ // the docs site's "view source" link.
57+ const ss = sectionSlugFromEditPath(editPath);
58+ const sourceHref = ss ? `/content/${ss.section}/${ss.slug}.md` : `/${editPath}`;
59+ const editHref = ss ? `/edit/${ss.section}/${ss.slug}` : null;
60+ const editAnchor = editHref
61+ ? `<a href="${escape(editHref)}">propose an edit →</a> · `
62+ : "";
63+ return `<p class="docs-edit">${editAnchor}<a href="${escape(sourceHref)}">view source →</a></p>`;
64+};
65+
66+const renderPrevNext = (loc: ResolvedDocsLocation | null): string => {
67+ if (!loc) return "";
68+ const prev = loc.prev
69+ ? `<a class="docs-pn-prev" href="${loc.prev.href}"><span class="docs-pn-arrow">←</span><span class="docs-pn-label">${escape(loc.prev.label)}</span></a>`
70+ : `<span class="docs-pn-spacer"></span>`;
71+ const next = loc.next
72+ ? `<a class="docs-pn-next" href="${loc.next.href}"><span class="docs-pn-label">${escape(loc.next.label)}</span><span class="docs-pn-arrow">→</span></a>`
73+ : `<span class="docs-pn-spacer"></span>`;
74+ return `<nav class="docs-prev-next" aria-label="previous and next page">${prev}${next}</nav>`;
75+};
76+
77+// Wrap a heading element with an anchor link for hover-click access.
78+// Also injects an `id` if marked didn't (rare with our config but
79+// possible). Operates on the rendered HTML before composing the page.
80+const enrichHeadings = (html: string): string =>
81+ html.replace(
82+ /<h([23])(\s+[^>]*)?>([\s\S]*?)<\/h\1>/g,
83+ (_full, level, attrs, inner) => {
84+ const idMatch = /\bid="([^"]+)"/.exec(attrs ?? "");
85+ const id = idMatch?.[1] ?? inner.replace(/<[^>]*>/g, "").toLowerCase().replace(/[^a-z0-9\s-]/g, "").trim().replace(/\s+/g, "-");
86+ const finalAttrs = idMatch ? attrs : `${attrs ?? ""} id="${id}"`;
87+ return `<h${level}${finalAttrs}><a class="docs-h-anchor" href="#${id}" aria-label="link to this section">#</a>${inner}</h${level}>`;
88+ },
89+ );
90+
91+export const renderDocsPage = async (opts: DocsPageOptions): Promise<string> => {
92+ const rawHtml = opts.bodyMarkdown
93+ ? await marked.parse(opts.bodyMarkdown, { gfm: true, breaks: false })
94+ : "";
95+ const enriched = enrichHeadings(rawHtml);
96+ const anchors = extractAnchors(enriched);
97+ const loc = resolveDocsLocation(opts.pathForDocs);
98+ const editPath = opts.editPathOverride !== undefined ? opts.editPathOverride : loc?.current.editPath ?? null;
99+
100+ const rail = renderAnchorRail(anchors);
101+ const editLink = renderEditLink(editPath);
102+ const prevNext = renderPrevNext(loc);
103+
104+ const composed = `<div class="docs-layout">
105+<article class="docs-content">
106+${editLink}
107+${enriched}
108+${prevNext}
109+</article>
110+${rail}
111+</div>`;
112+
113+ return renderPage({
114+ title: opts.title,
115+ bodyHtml: composed,
116+ description: opts.description,
117+ ogPath: opts.ogPath,
118+ active: opts.active,
119+ noindex: opts.noindex,
120+ jsonLd: opts.jsonLd,
121+ bodyClass: "docs-body",
122+ });
123+};
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1+// Sibling test for c51_render_edit.ts (Layer 1, render). End-to-end
2+// coverage in e2e/editor-flow.spec.ts (login wall, propose-edit
3+// flow) and e2e/git-native-proof.spec.ts (applied-live page). This
4+// sibling pins the export shape.
5+
6+import { describe, test, expect } from "bun:test";
7+import {
8+ renderEditFormPage,
9+ renderEditLoginWall,
10+ renderEditNonAdminWall,
11+ renderEditAppliedLive,
12+ renderEditCommitFailed,
13+} from "./b51_render_edit.ts";
14+
15+describe("c51_render_edit — export shape", () => {
16+ test("renderEditFormPage is async", () => {
17+ expect(typeof renderEditFormPage).toBe("function");
18+ });
19+ test("renderEditLoginWall is async", () => {
20+ expect(typeof renderEditLoginWall).toBe("function");
21+ });
22+ test("renderEditNonAdminWall is async", () => {
23+ expect(typeof renderEditNonAdminWall).toBe("function");
24+ });
25+ test("renderEditAppliedLive is async", () => {
26+ expect(typeof renderEditAppliedLive).toBe("function");
27+ });
28+ test("renderEditCommitFailed is async", () => {
29+ expect(typeof renderEditCommitFailed).toBe("function");
30+ });
31+});
32+
33+describe("c51_render_edit — login wall renders a complete document", () => {
34+ test("anonymous viewer sees a sign-in prompt", async () => {
35+ // ResolvedEdit shape — minimal but realistic.
36+ const html = await renderEditLoginWall({
37+ section: "sama",
38+ slug: "skill",
39+ title: "SAMA skill",
40+ pageUrl: "/sama/skill",
41+ mdPath: "content/sama/skill.md",
42+ body: "# stub",
43+ });
44+ expect(html).toContain("<!doctype html>");
45+ expect(html.toLowerCase()).toMatch(/sign in|login|github/);
46+ });
47+});
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1+// c51 (edit) — UI: edit-form, login-required prompt, applied-live
2+// success page, commit-failure page, non-admin "read-only" wall.
3+// Composes the docs layout's chrome via renderPage with bodyHtml so
4+// the form can use real <form> elements (markdown would escape them).
5+
6+import {
7+ renderPage,
8+ escape,
9+} from "./b51_render_layout.ts";
10+import type { ResolvedEdit } from "./b32_edit_resolve.ts";
11+import type { GitCommitOk, GitCommitFailure } from "./a31_git_parse.ts";
12+
13+const layoutWrap = (innerHtml: string): string =>
14+ `<main class="md edit-page"><div class="edit-container">${innerHtml}</div></main>`;
15+
16+// Override the standard <main class="md">: the edit experience needs
17+// full-width form controls, not the doc-layout's three columns.
18+const editBodyClass = "edit-body";
19+
20+const shortSha = (sha: string): string => sha.slice(0, 7);
21+
22+// SAMA-native commit URL on tdd.md itself. The /GIT/ prefix routes to
23+// c21_handlers_commit_view which reads the data from Forgejo's API and
24+// renders it through tdd.md's chrome — visitor never leaves the main
25+// domain.
26+const tddCommitUrl = (sha: string): string =>
27+ `/GIT/syntaxai/tdd.md/commit/${sha}`;
28+
29+// -------- /edit/:section/:slug — form for the admin --------
30+
31+export const renderEditFormPage = async (
32+ resolved: ResolvedEdit,
33+ currentBody: string,
34+ viewer: string,
35+): Promise<string> => {
36+ const inner = `<h1>edit · ${escape(resolved.title)}</h1>
37+<p class="edit-meta">
38+ Editing <code>${escape(resolved.filePath)}</code> as <strong>${escape(viewer)}</strong>.
39+ Saving will commit directly to <code>syntaxai/tdd.md@main</code> on git.tdd.md
40+ and refresh the live page.
41+ <a href="${escape(resolved.pageUrl)}">view the live page</a> ·
42+ <a href="/auth/logout">log out</a>
43+</p>
44+<form method="post" action="/edit/${escape(resolved.section)}/${escape(resolved.slug)}" class="edit-form">
45+ <textarea name="body" class="edit-textarea" rows="32" spellcheck="false">${escape(currentBody)}</textarea>
46+ <div class="edit-actions">
47+ <button type="submit">save (commit + live)</button>
48+ <a class="edit-cancel" href="${escape(resolved.pageUrl)}">cancel</a>
49+ </div>
50+</form>
51+<p class="edit-note">
52+ This editor commits to git via Forgejo's contents API — the container has
53+ no <code>.git</code> directory, no SSH keys, only an HTTP token. Every save
54+ becomes a real commit you can review at git.tdd.md.
55+</p>`;
56+ return renderPage({
57+ title: `edit · ${resolved.title} — tdd.md`,
58+ bodyHtml: layoutWrap(inner),
59+ description: `Edit ${resolved.title} on tdd.md. Admin-only; saves commit directly to git.tdd.md.`,
60+ ogPath: `https://tdd.md/edit/${resolved.section}/${resolved.slug}`,
61+ noindex: true,
62+ bodyClass: editBodyClass,
63+ });
64+};
65+
66+// -------- login wall before the form --------
67+
68+export const renderEditLoginWall = async (
69+ resolved: ResolvedEdit,
70+): Promise<string> => {
71+ const returnTo = `/edit/${resolved.section}/${resolved.slug}`;
72+ const inner = `<h1>edit · ${escape(resolved.title)}</h1>
73+<p>To edit a page you need to sign in via GitHub. Editing is admin-only — only the site owner's GitHub account can save changes. We use GitHub for identity only; saves commit to git.tdd.md, never to GitHub.</p>
74+<p><a class="edit-login-button" href="/auth/github/start?to=${encodeURIComponent(returnTo)}">sign in with GitHub →</a></p>
75+<p class="edit-meta">If you have an edit suggestion and you're not the admin, open an issue at <a href="https://git.tdd.md/syntaxai/tdd.md/issues" rel="noopener" target="_blank">git.tdd.md/syntaxai/tdd.md/issues</a>.</p>
76+<p><a href="${escape(resolved.pageUrl)}">← back to the page</a></p>`;
77+ return renderPage({
78+ title: `sign in to edit · ${resolved.title} — tdd.md`,
79+ bodyHtml: layoutWrap(inner),
80+ description: `Sign in via GitHub to edit ${resolved.title} on tdd.md.`,
81+ noindex: true,
82+ bodyClass: editBodyClass,
83+ });
84+};
85+
86+// -------- non-admin signed-in wall --------
87+
88+export const renderEditNonAdminWall = async (
89+ resolved: ResolvedEdit,
90+ viewer: string,
91+): Promise<string> => {
92+ const inner = `<h1>edit · ${escape(resolved.title)}</h1>
93+<p>Signed in as <strong>${escape(viewer)}</strong>, but editing is admin-only. Only the site owner can save changes from here.</p>
94+<p>If you'd like to suggest an edit, open an issue at <a href="https://git.tdd.md/syntaxai/tdd.md/issues" rel="noopener" target="_blank">git.tdd.md/syntaxai/tdd.md/issues</a> describing the change.</p>
95+<p><a href="${escape(resolved.pageUrl)}">← back to the page</a> · <a href="/auth/logout">log out</a></p>`;
96+ return renderPage({
97+ title: `edit · ${resolved.title} — tdd.md`,
98+ bodyHtml: layoutWrap(inner),
99+ noindex: true,
100+ bodyClass: editBodyClass,
101+ });
102+};
103+
104+// -------- admin direct-edit applied live --------
105+
106+export const renderEditAppliedLive = async (
107+ resolved: ResolvedEdit,
108+ commit: GitCommitOk,
109+): Promise<string> => {
110+ const sha = commit.commitSha;
111+ const inner = `<h1>applied live · ${escape(resolved.title)}</h1>
112+<p>Your edit to <a href="${escape(resolved.pageUrl)}"><code>${escape(resolved.pageUrl)}</code></a> is now live <strong>and committed</strong>.</p>
113+<p class="edit-meta">
114+ Commit <a href="${escape(tddCommitUrl(sha))}"><code>${escape(shortSha(sha))}</code></a>
115+ landed in the local bare repo (<code>/app/repo</code> in the container,
116+ <code>~/repos/tdd.md.git</code> on p620) via <code>git</code> plumbing.
117+ No HTTP, no Forgejo, no SSH involved — just a real git commit on disk.
118+</p>
119+<p class="edit-note">
120+ The container's <code>content/</code> dir is copied from the working
121+ tree at image build, and the next deploy fetches new commits from the
122+ local bare repo before rebuilding — so this commit will outlive any
123+ container restart.
124+</p>
125+<p><a href="${escape(resolved.pageUrl)}">→ view the live page</a> · <a href="/edit/${escape(resolved.section)}/${escape(resolved.slug)}">edit again</a></p>`;
126+ return renderPage({
127+ title: `applied · ${resolved.title} — tdd.md`,
128+ bodyHtml: layoutWrap(inner),
129+ noindex: true,
130+ bodyClass: editBodyClass,
131+ });
132+};
133+
134+// -------- admin commit failed (Forgejo conflict / network / other) --------
135+
136+export const renderEditCommitFailed = async (
137+ resolved: ResolvedEdit,
138+ failure: GitCommitFailure,
139+): Promise<string> => {
140+ const explanation =
141+ failure.kind === "conflict"
142+ ? "The branch tip moved while you were editing — someone else committed in between. Refresh the editor to load the latest version, then re-apply your change."
143+ : failure.kind === "permission"
144+ ? "The container can't write to the bare repo. Check that /home/scri/repos/tdd.md.git on p620 is mounted read-write into /app/repo."
145+ : failure.kind === "not_found"
146+ ? "The 'main' branch doesn't exist in the bare repo. Verify that ~/repos/tdd.md.git on p620 has a refs/heads/main."
147+ : "git rejected the commit for an unexpected reason. See the message below.";
148+ const inner = `<h1>commit failed · ${escape(resolved.title)}</h1>
149+<p>Your edit to <a href="${escape(resolved.pageUrl)}"><code>${escape(resolved.pageUrl)}</code></a> was <strong>not applied</strong>. The live page is unchanged.</p>
150+<p class="edit-meta">
151+ git returned <strong>${escape(failure.kind)}</strong>.
152+</p>
153+<p>${escape(explanation)}</p>
154+<details class="edit-note">
155+ <summary>git stderr</summary>
156+ <pre><code>${escape(failure.message.slice(0, 2000))}</code></pre>
157+</details>
158+<p><a href="/edit/${escape(resolved.section)}/${escape(resolved.slug)}">← back to the editor (refreshes the form)</a></p>`;
159+ return renderPage({
160+ title: `commit failed · ${resolved.title} — tdd.md`,
161+ bodyHtml: layoutWrap(inner),
162+ noindex: true,
163+ bodyClass: editBodyClass,
164+ });
165+};
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1+// Sibling test for c51_render_layout.ts (Layer 1, render). The page
2+// chrome plus the `escape` HTML-escaper. End-to-end coverage at every
3+// route that renders HTML; this sibling pins the pure helpers.
4+
5+import { describe, test, expect } from "bun:test";
6+import { escape, renderPage, renderNotFound, htmlResponse } from "./b51_render_layout.ts";
7+
8+describe("c51_render_layout — escape (HTML entity escaping)", () => {
9+ test("escapes ampersand, lt, gt, double-quote", () => {
10+ expect(escape("&")).toBe("&amp;");
11+ expect(escape("<")).toBe("&lt;");
12+ expect(escape(">")).toBe("&gt;");
13+ expect(escape('"')).toBe("&quot;");
14+ });
15+
16+ test("escapes ampersand FIRST so we don't double-escape", () => {
17+ // Naive ordering ("<&" → "&lt;&" then & → "&lt;&amp;") would
18+ // produce "&amp;lt;&amp;" if the order were wrong.
19+ expect(escape("<&>")).toBe("&lt;&amp;&gt;");
20+ });
21+
22+ test("passes plain text through unchanged", () => {
23+ expect(escape("hello world")).toBe("hello world");
24+ });
25+});
26+
27+describe("c51_render_layout — renderPage", () => {
28+ test("renders a complete HTML document with the supplied title", async () => {
29+ const html = await renderPage({
30+ title: "Hello",
31+ description: "Test page",
32+ bodyMarkdown: "# Hi\n\nbody",
33+ ogPath: "https://tdd.md/test",
34+ });
35+ expect(html).toContain("<!doctype html>");
36+ expect(html).toContain("<title>Hello");
37+ expect(html).toContain("body");
38+ });
39+});
40+
41+describe("c51_render_layout — renderNotFound + htmlResponse", () => {
42+ test("renderNotFound produces a 404-friendly body string", async () => {
43+ const html = await renderNotFound("/nonexistent");
44+ expect(html).toContain("<!doctype html>");
45+ expect(html).toMatch(/not.found|404/i);
46+ });
47+
48+ test("htmlResponse wraps a string in a 200 Response with text/html", async () => {
49+ const r = htmlResponse("<p>hi</p>");
50+ expect(r.status).toBe(200);
51+ expect(r.headers.get("content-type")).toMatch(/text\/html/);
52+ expect(await r.text()).toBe("<p>hi</p>");
53+ });
54+
55+ test("htmlResponse honours the optional status arg", () => {
56+ const r = htmlResponse("<p>nope</p>", 404);
57+ expect(r.status).toBe(404);
58+ });
59+});
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1+// c51 (layout) — UI: page chrome + small response/format helpers shared
2+// across every domain. Bigger per-domain body builders live next to this
3+// file as `c51_render_<domain>.ts` (projects, reports). Layout exports
4+// `escape`, `renderPage`, `renderNotFound`, `htmlResponse`, `errorPage`,
5+// `phaseSpan`, `relativeTime`, plus the `Section` + `PageOptions` types.
6+// Per the SAMA convention, lower layers don't import from this one.
7+
8+import { marked } from "marked";
9+import type { Phase } from "./a31_commits.ts";
10+
11+const STYLE_CSS = "./public/style.css";
12+const css = await Bun.file(STYLE_CSS).text();
13+
14+export type Section = "home" | "games" | "guides" | "blog" | "agents" | "leaderboard" | "sama";
15+
16+export interface PageOptions {
17+ title: string;
18+ // Provide either bodyMarkdown (parsed by marked) or bodyHtml
19+ // (passed through as-is). bodyHtml is what the docs layout uses
20+ // when it has already done its own marked.parse and wrapped the
21+ // result in sidebar/content/anchor-rail chrome.
22+ bodyMarkdown?: string;
23+ bodyHtml?: string;
24+ description?: string;
25+ ogPath?: string;
26+ active?: Section;
27+ noindex?: boolean;
28+ jsonLd?: Record<string, unknown>;
29+ bodyClass?: string;
30+ // Skip the top nav bar (tdd.md · games · guides · sama · blog · agents
31+ // · leaderboard). Used by the /GIT views which have their own
32+ // breadcrumb chrome and don't need the site-wide nav competing for
33+ // space at the top of the page.
34+ hideNav?: boolean;
35+}
36+
37+const SITE_DESCRIPTION = "SAMA — the architectural standard for AI-agent codebases. Sorted, Architecture, Modeled, Atomic. Four pillars, one CI verifier.";
38+
39+export const escape = (s: string): string =>
40+ s.replace(/&/g, "&amp;").replace(/"/g, "&quot;").replace(/</g, "&lt;").replace(/>/g, "&gt;");
41+
42+const navLink = (href: string, label: string, active: boolean): string => {
43+ const cls = active ? ' class="nav-active"' : "";
44+ return `<a href="${href}"${cls}>${label}</a>`;
45+};
46+
47+const nav = (active?: Section): string => `<nav class="md-nav">${navLink("/", "tdd.md", active === "home")} <span class="md-nav-sep">·</span> ${navLink("/games", "games", active === "games")} <span class="md-nav-sep">·</span> ${navLink("/guides", "guides", active === "guides")} <span class="md-nav-sep">·</span> ${navLink("/sama", "sama", active === "sama")} <span class="md-nav-sep">·</span> ${navLink("/blog", "blog", active === "blog")} <span class="md-nav-sep">·</span> ${navLink("/agents", "agents", active === "agents")} <span class="md-nav-sep">·</span> ${navLink("/leaderboard", "leaderboard", active === "leaderboard")}</nav>`;
48+
49+export const renderPage = async (opts: PageOptions): Promise<string> => {
50+ const body = opts.bodyHtml ?? await marked.parse(opts.bodyMarkdown ?? "", { gfm: true, breaks: false });
51+ const description = opts.description ?? SITE_DESCRIPTION;
52+ const bodyClassAttr = opts.bodyClass ? ` class="${escape(opts.bodyClass)}"` : "";
53+ const ogPath = opts.ogPath ?? "https://tdd.md";
54+ const robots = opts.noindex ? `<meta name="robots" content="noindex,nofollow">\n` : "";
55+ const jsonLd = opts.jsonLd
56+ ? `<script type="application/ld+json">${JSON.stringify(opts.jsonLd)}</script>\n`
57+ : "";
58+ return `<!doctype html>
59+<html lang="en">
60+<head>
61+<meta charset="utf-8">
62+<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width,initial-scale=1">
63+<meta name="color-scheme" content="dark light">
64+<meta name="description" content="${escape(description)}">
65+${robots}<link rel="canonical" href="${escape(ogPath)}">
66+<meta property="og:title" content="${escape(opts.title)}">
67+<meta property="og:description" content="${escape(description)}">
68+<meta property="og:type" content="website">
69+<meta property="og:url" content="${escape(ogPath)}">
70+<meta property="og:image" content="https://tdd.md/og.png?v=2">
71+<meta property="og:image:type" content="image/png">
72+<meta property="og:image:width" content="1200">
73+<meta property="og:image:height" content="630">
74+<meta property="og:site_name" content="tdd.md">
75+<meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image">
76+<meta name="twitter:title" content="${escape(opts.title)}">
77+<meta name="twitter:description" content="${escape(description)}">
78+<meta name="twitter:image" content="https://tdd.md/og.png?v=2">
79+<title>${escape(opts.title)}</title>
80+${jsonLd}<style>${css}</style>
81+</head>
82+<body${bodyClassAttr}>
83+${opts.hideNav ? "" : nav(opts.active)}
84+<main class="md">
85+${body}
86+</main>
87+</body>
88+</html>`;
89+};
90+
91+export const renderNotFound = async (path: string): Promise<string> =>
92+ renderPage({
93+ title: "404 — tdd.md",
94+ bodyMarkdown: `# 404\n\n> No such path: \`${path}\`\n\nTry [home](/), [games](/games), [agents](/agents), or [leaderboard](/leaderboard).`,
95+ noindex: true,
96+ });
97+
98+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------
99+// Small response/formatting helpers used by c21 handlers + domain renders.
100+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------
101+
102+export const htmlResponse = (html: string, status = 200): Response =>
103+ new Response(html, { status, headers: { "Content-Type": "text/html; charset=utf-8" } });
104+
105+export const errorPage = async (message: string, status = 400): Promise<Response> => {
106+ const html = await renderPage({
107+ title: "error — tdd.md",
108+ bodyMarkdown: `# error\n\n> ${message}\n\n[← back](/agents/register)`,
109+ active: "agents",
110+ });
111+ return htmlResponse(html, status);
112+};
113+
114+export const phaseSpan = (p: Phase): string => {
115+ const cls = p === "red" ? "red" : p === "green" ? "green" : p === "refactor" ? "blue" : "muted";
116+ return `<span class="${cls}">${p}</span>`;
117+};
118+
119+export const relativeTime = (iso: string): string => {
120+ const ms = Date.now() - new Date(iso).getTime();
121+ if (ms < 60_000) return `${Math.max(0, Math.floor(ms / 1000))}s ago`;
122+ if (ms < 3_600_000) return `${Math.floor(ms / 60_000)}m ago`;
123+ if (ms < 86_400_000) return `${Math.floor(ms / 3_600_000)}h ago`;
124+ return `${Math.floor(ms / 86_400_000)}d ago`;
125+};
added src/b51_render_projects.test.ts +58 −0
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1+// Sibling test for c51_render_projects.ts (Layer 1, render).
2+// projectsLandingMd / projectRegisterMd / projectDetailMd take typed
3+// ProjectRow + viewer inputs and return markdown strings. End-to-end
4+// shape covered by /projects routes; this pins the pure transform.
5+
6+import { describe, test, expect } from "bun:test";
7+import {
8+ projectsLandingMd,
9+ projectRegisterMd,
10+ projectDetailMd,
11+} from "./b51_render_projects.ts";
12+import type { ProjectRow } from "./a31_project_config.ts";
13+
14+const fixture = (): ProjectRow => ({
15+ id: 1,
16+ registeredBy: "alice",
17+ repoOwner: "alice",
18+ repoName: "demo",
19+ testRunner: "bun",
20+ trackedBranches: ["main"],
21+ displayName: null,
22+ team: null,
23+ registeredAt: Date.now(),
24+ status: "active",
25+});
26+
27+describe("c51_render_projects — projectsLandingMd", () => {
28+ test("returns a non-empty markdown string for an empty project list", () => {
29+ const md = projectsLandingMd([]);
30+ expect(typeof md).toBe("string");
31+ expect(md.length).toBeGreaterThan(0);
32+ });
33+
34+ test("includes the owner/name pair when given one project", () => {
35+ const md = projectsLandingMd([fixture()]);
36+ expect(md).toContain("alice/demo");
37+ });
38+});
39+
40+describe("c51_render_projects — projectRegisterMd", () => {
41+ test("returns markdown that asks an anonymous viewer to sign in", () => {
42+ const md = projectRegisterMd(null);
43+ expect(typeof md).toBe("string");
44+ expect(md.toLowerCase()).toMatch(/sign in|github|register/);
45+ });
46+
47+ test("includes the viewer's name when signed in", () => {
48+ const md = projectRegisterMd("alice");
49+ expect(md).toContain("alice");
50+ });
51+});
52+
53+describe("c51_render_projects — projectDetailMd", () => {
54+ test("returns markdown that names the project", () => {
55+ const md = projectDetailMd(fixture());
56+ expect(md).toContain("alice/demo");
57+ });
58+});
added src/b51_render_projects.ts +133 −0
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1+// c51 (projects) — body builders for /projects, /projects/new,
2+// /projects/:owner/:repo. Imports chrome helpers from c51_render_layout.
3+
4+import type { ProjectRow } from "./a31_project_config.ts";
5+import { PROJECT_CONFIG_PATH } from "./a31_project_config.ts";
6+import { escape } from "./b51_render_layout.ts";
7+
8+const projectListRow = (p: ProjectRow): string => {
9+ const slug = `${p.repoOwner}/${p.repoName}`;
10+ const display = p.displayName ?? slug;
11+ const team = p.team ? ` <span class="muted">· ${escape(p.team)}</span>` : "";
12+ const branches = p.trackedBranches.map((b) => `\`${b}\``).join(", ");
13+ const runner = p.testRunner === "none" ? "trace-only" : p.testRunner;
14+ return `| [${escape(display)}](/projects/${p.repoOwner}/${p.repoName}) ${team} | ${branches} | ${runner} |`;
15+};
16+
17+export const projectsLandingMd = (projects: ProjectRow[]): string => {
18+ const rows = projects.length === 0
19+ ? `| _no projects yet — [register one](/projects/new)_ | | |`
20+ : projects.map(projectListRow).join("\n");
21+ return `# projects
22+
23+> Real repos that opted in to tdd.md scoring. Each project drops \`${PROJECT_CONFIG_PATH}\` at its root, registers here, and from then on its commits on tracked branches get judged structurally — red-fails, green-passes, no test-deletion, no regression. The aggregated scores feed [the reports](/reports).
24+
25+## tracked
26+
27+| project | branches | runner |
28+|---|---|---|
29+${rows}
30+
31+## register a repo
32+
33+[Register a project →](/projects/new) — paste a public GitHub URL; tdd.md fetches \`${PROJECT_CONFIG_PATH}\` from the default branch and onboards it.
34+
35+## the config file
36+
37+Drop \`${PROJECT_CONFIG_PATH}\` at the root of your repo's default branch:
38+
39+\`\`\`json
40+{
41+ "version": 1,
42+ "test_runner": "none",
43+ "tracked_branches": ["main"],
44+ "display_name": "API Gateway",
45+ "team": "platform"
46+}
47+\`\`\`
48+
49+- **\`test_runner\`** — \`"none"\` for trace-mode (commit-discipline only, language-agnostic). \`"bun"\` will run the test suite once the sandbox-runner ships.
50+- **\`tracked_branches\`** — pushes to these branches get scored. Defaults to \`["main"]\`.
51+- **\`display_name\`** / **\`team\`** — optional, only used in the reporting UI.
52+
53+## what comes next
54+
55+Registration just stores the project. Per-commit judging (the part that produces score data for the reports) lands in the next sliver — until then the [report pages](/reports) keep showing the demo dataset.
56+
57+[← back to tdd.md](/) · [the reports](/reports)
58+`;
59+};
60+
61+export const projectRegisterMd = (
62+ viewer: string | null,
63+ prefilled?: string,
64+ errorMessage?: string,
65+): string => {
66+ if (!viewer) {
67+ return `# register a project
68+
69+> You need to sign in before registering a project. We use your GitHub identity to record who onboarded the repo.
70+
71+[ sign in with github → ](/auth/github/start)
72+
73+[← all projects](/projects)
74+`;
75+ }
76+ const error = errorMessage
77+ ? `<div class="project-form-error"><strong>Couldn't register that repo:</strong><br>${escape(errorMessage)}</div>`
78+ : "";
79+ const value = prefilled ? ` value="${escape(prefilled)}"` : "";
80+ return `# register a project
81+
82+> Paste a public GitHub URL. tdd.md fetches \`${PROJECT_CONFIG_PATH}\` from its default branch, validates it, and onboards the repo. Re-register the same repo to refresh the config.
83+
84+${error}
85+
86+<form method="post" action="/projects/new" class="project-form">
87+ <label for="repo-url">Repository URL or <code>owner/name</code></label>
88+ <input id="repo-url" name="repo" type="text" required
89+ placeholder="https://github.com/owner/name"
90+ autocomplete="off" autocapitalize="off" autocorrect="off"${value} />
91+ <button type="submit">Register</button>
92+</form>
93+
94+> Signed in as <code>${escape(viewer)}</code>. Don't have \`${PROJECT_CONFIG_PATH}\` yet? [See the format on /projects](/projects#the-config-file).
95+
96+[← all projects](/projects)
97+`;
98+};
99+
100+export const projectDetailMd = (p: ProjectRow): string => {
101+ const display = p.displayName ?? `${p.repoOwner}/${p.repoName}`;
102+ const registeredAt = new Date(p.registeredAt).toISOString().slice(0, 10);
103+ const branches = p.trackedBranches.map((b) => `\`${b}\``).join(", ");
104+ const runnerNote = p.testRunner === "none"
105+ ? "Trace-mode — judging looks at commit phase tags, test-count drift, and refactor stability. No test execution."
106+ : "Bun runner — test suite executes in a sandbox at every tracked-branch commit. (Sandbox-runner ships in the next sliver; meanwhile this falls back to trace-mode.)";
107+ return `# ${escape(display)}
108+
109+> [${escape(p.repoOwner)}/${escape(p.repoName)}](https://github.com/${p.repoOwner}/${p.repoName}) · registered by [${escape(p.registeredBy)}](/agents/${p.registeredBy}) on ${registeredAt}.
110+
111+## config
112+
113+| key | value |
114+|---|---|
115+| test_runner | \`${p.testRunner}\` |
116+| tracked_branches | ${branches} |
117+| display_name | ${p.displayName ? `\`${escape(p.displayName)}\`` : "_(none)_"} |
118+| team | ${p.team ? `\`${escape(p.team)}\`` : "_(none)_"} |
119+| status | \`${p.status}\` |
120+
121+${runnerNote}
122+
123+## scored commits
124+
125+> _No commits judged yet._ The webhook ingest + judging pipeline lands in the next sliver — once it does, scored commits for tracked branches will appear here grouped by agent.
126+
127+## refresh
128+
129+Push an updated \`${PROJECT_CONFIG_PATH}\` to your default branch and [re-register](/projects/new?repo=${encodeURIComponent(`${p.repoOwner}/${p.repoName}`)}) to pick up the new config.
130+
131+[← all projects](/projects)
132+`;
133+};
added src/b51_render_repo.test.ts +29 −0
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1+// Sibling test for c51_render_repo.ts (Layer 1, render). End-to-end
2+// shape covered by /GIT/syntaxai/tdd.md/tree|blob/main e2e specs.
3+// This pins the export surface.
4+
5+import { describe, test, expect } from "bun:test";
6+import { renderRepoTree, renderRepoBlob } from "./b51_render_repo.ts";
7+
8+describe("c51_render_repo — export shape", () => {
9+ test("renderRepoTree is exported", () => {
10+ expect(typeof renderRepoTree).toBe("function");
11+ });
12+ test("renderRepoBlob is exported", () => {
13+ expect(typeof renderRepoBlob).toBe("function");
14+ });
15+});
16+
17+describe("c51_render_repo — renderRepoTree minimum behaviour", () => {
18+ test("returns a non-empty string for an empty entry list", async () => {
19+ const html = await renderRepoTree({
20+ owner: "syntaxai",
21+ repo: "tdd.md",
22+ ref: "main",
23+ path: "",
24+ entries: [],
25+ });
26+ expect(typeof html).toBe("string");
27+ expect(html.length).toBeGreaterThan(0);
28+ });
29+});
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1+// c51 — UI: tree listing + blob viewer for the local bare repo.
2+// Visited at /GIT/:owner/:repo/tree/:ref/<path> and /blob/:ref/<path>.
3+// Renders through tdd.md's chrome (renderPage with bodyHtml). Markdown
4+// blobs get parsed via marked; everything else is rendered as
5+// preformatted source.
6+
7+import { marked } from "marked";
8+import { renderPage, escape } from "./b51_render_layout.ts";
9+import type { TreeEntry } from "./a31_git_parse.ts";
10+
11+const shortSha = (sha: string): string => sha.slice(0, 7);
12+
13+// Build a breadcrumb: "owner/repo · main · content/blog" with each
14+// segment a clickable link to /GIT/.../tree/<ref>/<segments-so-far>.
15+const renderBreadcrumb = (params: {
16+ owner: string;
17+ repo: string;
18+ ref: string;
19+ path: string;
20+ asBlob?: boolean;
21+}): string => {
22+ const { owner, repo, ref, path, asBlob } = params;
23+ const repoLink = `<a href="/GIT/${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}/tree/${escape(ref)}"><strong>${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}</strong></a>`;
24+ const refLink = `<a class="commit-meta-pill" href="/GIT/${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}/tree/${escape(ref)}"><code>${escape(ref)}</code></a>`;
25+ if (path === "") return `<p class="commit-breadcrumb">${repoLink} · ${refLink}</p>`;
26+
27+ const segments = path.split("/");
28+ const lastIdx = segments.length - 1;
29+ const links = segments
30+ .map((seg, i) => {
31+ const so_far = segments.slice(0, i + 1).join("/");
32+ // For blob view, the last segment is the file itself — no link.
33+ // For tree view, every segment links to the tree at that depth.
34+ const isLastFile = asBlob && i === lastIdx;
35+ if (isLastFile) return `<code>${escape(seg)}</code>`;
36+ return `<a href="/GIT/${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}/tree/${escape(ref)}/${escape(so_far)}"><code>${escape(seg)}</code></a>`;
37+ })
38+ .join(" / ");
39+ return `<p class="commit-breadcrumb">${repoLink} · ${refLink} · ${links}</p>`;
40+};
41+
42+// Sort: trees first, then blobs, alphabetically within each group.
43+// Mirrors what GitHub / Forgejo's tree views do.
44+const sortEntries = (entries: TreeEntry[]): TreeEntry[] => {
45+ return [...entries].sort((a, b) => {
46+ if (a.type !== b.type) return a.type === "tree" ? -1 : 1;
47+ return a.name.localeCompare(b.name);
48+ });
49+};
50+
51+const renderTreeRow = (params: {
52+ entry: TreeEntry;
53+ owner: string;
54+ repo: string;
55+ ref: string;
56+ parentPath: string;
57+}): string => {
58+ const { entry, owner, repo, ref, parentPath } = params;
59+ const childPath = parentPath === "" ? entry.name : `${parentPath}/${entry.name}`;
60+ const icon =
61+ entry.type === "tree" ? "📁" :
62+ entry.type === "commit" ? "🔗" : // submodule
63+ "📄";
64+ const kind = entry.type === "tree" ? "tree" : "blob";
65+ const href = `/GIT/${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}/${kind}/${escape(ref)}/${escape(childPath)}`;
66+ return `<tr class="repo-tree-row repo-tree-row-${entry.type}">
67+ <td class="repo-tree-icon">${icon}</td>
68+ <td class="repo-tree-name"><a href="${href}">${escape(entry.name)}</a></td>
69+ <td class="repo-tree-sha"><code>${escape(shortSha(entry.sha))}</code></td>
70+</tr>`;
71+};
72+
73+export const renderRepoTree = async (params: {
74+ owner: string;
75+ repo: string;
76+ ref: string;
77+ path: string;
78+ entries: TreeEntry[];
79+}): Promise<string> => {
80+ const { owner, repo, ref, path, entries } = params;
81+ const sorted = sortEntries(entries);
82+ const upRow = path === ""
83+ ? ""
84+ : (() => {
85+ const parentPath = path.includes("/") ? path.slice(0, path.lastIndexOf("/")) : "";
86+ const upHref = parentPath === ""
87+ ? `/GIT/${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}/tree/${escape(ref)}`
88+ : `/GIT/${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}/tree/${escape(ref)}/${escape(parentPath)}`;
89+ return `<tr class="repo-tree-row repo-tree-row-up"><td class="repo-tree-icon">⬆</td><td class="repo-tree-name"><a href="${upHref}">..</a></td><td></td></tr>`;
90+ })();
91+ const rows = entries.length === 0
92+ ? `<tr><td colspan="3" class="commit-empty">empty tree</td></tr>`
93+ : upRow + sorted.map((entry) => renderTreeRow({ entry, owner, repo, ref, parentPath: path })).join("");
94+
95+ const titlePath = path === "" ? "" : ` · ${path}`;
96+ const inner = `<main class="md commit-view">
97+ ${renderBreadcrumb({ owner, repo, ref, path })}
98+ <h1 class="commit-subject">${escape(path === "" ? `${owner}/${repo}` : path)}</h1>
99+ <p class="commit-files-summary">${entries.length} entr${entries.length === 1 ? "y" : "ies"} at <code>${escape(ref)}</code></p>
100+ <table class="repo-tree-table"><tbody>${rows}</tbody></table>
101+</main>`;
102+
103+ return renderPage({
104+ title: `${owner}/${repo}${titlePath} — tdd.md`,
105+ bodyHtml: inner,
106+ description: `Repository tree at ${ref}${path ? "/" + path : ""} on tdd.md.`,
107+ noindex: true,
108+ bodyClass: "commit-body-page",
109+ hideNav: true,
110+ });
111+};
112+
113+const isMarkdown = (path: string): boolean => path.endsWith(".md");
114+
115+export const renderRepoBlob = async (params: {
116+ owner: string;
117+ repo: string;
118+ ref: string;
119+ path: string;
120+ content: string;
121+}): Promise<string> => {
122+ const { owner, repo, ref, path, content } = params;
123+ const filename = path.split("/").pop() ?? path;
124+
125+ // Markdown gets rendered through marked; code files get a <pre><code>
126+ // block; everything else also <pre> (we don't try to syntax-highlight,
127+ // just render readable monospace).
128+ const bodyHtml = isMarkdown(path)
129+ ? `<div class="repo-blob-rendered md">${await marked.parse(content, { gfm: true, breaks: false })}</div>`
130+ : `<pre class="repo-blob-source"><code>${escape(content)}</code></pre>`;
131+
132+ const inner = `<main class="md commit-view">
133+ ${renderBreadcrumb({ owner, repo, ref, path, asBlob: true })}
134+ <header class="repo-blob-header">
135+ <code class="repo-blob-path">${escape(filename)}</code>
136+ <span class="repo-blob-meta">${content.split("\n").length} lines · ${content.length} bytes</span>
137+ <span class="repo-blob-actions">
138+ <a href="/GIT/${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}/raw/${escape(ref)}/${escape(path)}">raw</a>
139+ ${isMarkdown(path) ? `· <a href="/GIT/${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}/blob/${escape(ref)}/${escape(path)}?source=1">source</a>` : ""}
140+ </span>
141+ </header>
142+ ${bodyHtml}
143+</main>`;
144+
145+ return renderPage({
146+ title: `${path} · ${owner}/${repo} — tdd.md`,
147+ bodyHtml: inner,
148+ description: `${path} at ${ref} on tdd.md.`,
149+ noindex: true,
150+ bodyClass: "commit-body-page",
151+ hideNav: true,
152+ });
153+};
154+
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1+// Sibling test for c51_render_reports.ts (Layer 1, render). Asserts
2+// the canonical exports remain function-typed and produce non-empty
3+// strings for minimal inputs — the end-to-end shape is exercised by
4+// the /reports/* routes' e2e tests; this file pins the API surface.
5+
6+import { describe, test, expect } from "bun:test";
7+import {
8+ reportsLandingMd,
9+ execSummaryMd,
10+ agentDrilldownMd,
11+ testsOverviewMd,
12+} from "./b51_render_reports.ts";
13+
14+describe("c51_render_reports — export shape", () => {
15+ test("reportsLandingMd is a function", () => {
16+ expect(typeof reportsLandingMd).toBe("function");
17+ });
18+ test("execSummaryMd is a function", () => {
19+ expect(typeof execSummaryMd).toBe("function");
20+ });
21+ test("agentDrilldownMd is a function", () => {
22+ expect(typeof agentDrilldownMd).toBe("function");
23+ });
24+ test("testsOverviewMd is a function", () => {
25+ expect(typeof testsOverviewMd).toBe("function");
26+ });
27+});
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1+// c51 (reports) — body builders for /reports, /reports/demo,
2+// /reports/live, /reports/demo/agents/:slug, /reports/demo/tests. The
3+// builders take the dataset as an explicit ReportsContext so the same
4+// markdown templates serve both the synthetic demo (DEMO_* from
5+// c31_reports_demo) and the live tdd.md aggregation (c32_real_reports).
6+
7+import {
8+ DEMO_REPORTS,
9+ type AgentReport,
10+ type FailureSlice,
11+ type TestSnapshot,
12+ type TestStability,
13+} from "./a31_reports_demo.ts";
14+import { escape } from "./b51_render_layout.ts";
15+
16+export interface ReportsContext {
17+ reports: AgentReport[];
18+ period: string;
19+ scopeLabel: string;
20+ bannerHtml: string;
21+ // Optional narrative — present for the curated demo, omitted for live
22+ // where the data has to speak for itself.
23+ narrative?: {
24+ changedHeading: string;
25+ changedBody: string;
26+ doingHeading: string;
27+ doingBody: string;
28+ };
29+ // Trailing footer line (links). Defaults reasonable for both demo + live.
30+ footerLinks: string;
31+}
32+
33+export interface TestsOverviewContext {
34+ period: string;
35+ bannerHtml: string;
36+ snapshots: TestSnapshot[];
37+ stability: TestStability[];
38+ // When the runner sliver isn't wired (live mode, today), pass a
39+ // placeholder note instead of the snapshot+stability sections.
40+ unavailableNote?: string;
41+ // Placeholder-test detection: tests with zero `expect()` calls in
42+ // their body. Surfaces the failure mode from r/ClaudeCode 1qix264.
43+ placeholderTests?: { name: string; file: string; reason: string }[];
44+}
45+
46+const trendArrow = (delta: number): { glyph: string; cls: string } =>
47+ delta > 0 ? { glyph: "↑", cls: "up" } : delta < 0 ? { glyph: "↓", cls: "down" } : { glyph: "→", cls: "flat" };
48+
49+const sparkline = (values: number[], height = 60, width = 320): string => {
50+ if (values.length === 0) return "";
51+ const min = Math.min(...values);
52+ const max = Math.max(...values);
53+ const range = Math.max(1, max - min);
54+ const stepX = width / Math.max(1, values.length - 1);
55+ const pad = 6;
56+ const innerH = height - pad * 2;
57+ const points = values
58+ .map((v, i) => {
59+ const x = (i * stepX).toFixed(1);
60+ const y = (pad + innerH - ((v - min) / range) * innerH).toFixed(1);
61+ return `${x},${y}`;
62+ })
63+ .join(" ");
64+ return `<svg class="report-sparkline" viewBox="0 0 ${width} ${height}" preserveAspectRatio="none" aria-hidden="true">
65+ <polyline fill="none" stroke="currentColor" stroke-width="1.5" points="${points}" />
66+</svg>`;
67+};
68+
69+const tile = (a: AgentReport): string => {
70+ const arr = trendArrow(a.delta);
71+ const deltaStr = a.delta > 0 ? `+${a.delta}` : `${a.delta}`;
72+ return `<div class="report-tile">
73+ <p class="report-tile-name"><a href="/reports/demo/agents/${a.slug}">${escape(a.name)}</a></p>
74+ <p class="report-tile-score">${a.score}<span class="report-tile-score-suffix"> / 100</span></p>
75+ <p class="report-tile-trend ${arr.cls}">${arr.glyph} ${escape(deltaStr)}</p>
76+ <p class="report-tile-volume">${a.commits.toLocaleString()} commits</p>
77+ <div class="report-tile-issue">top issue: <strong>${escape(a.topIssueLabel)}</strong> (${a.topIssuePct}%)</div>
78+</div>`;
79+};
80+
81+const bars = (mix: FailureSlice[]): string => {
82+ const rows = mix
83+ .map(
84+ (s) => `<div class="report-bar-row">
85+ <span class="report-bar-label">${escape(s.label)}</span>
86+ <span class="report-bar-track"><span class="report-bar-fill ${s.tone}" style="width: ${s.pct}%"></span></span>
87+ <span class="report-bar-pct">${s.pct}%</span>
88+</div>`,
89+ )
90+ .join("\n");
91+ return `<div class="report-bars">${rows}</div>`;
92+};
93+
94+const streakBox = (a: AgentReport): string => {
95+ const cls = a.streakBroken ? "broken" : a.streak >= 30 ? "long" : "";
96+ const label = a.streakBroken ? "recent break" : "consecutive clean cycles";
97+ return `<span class="report-streak ${cls}"><span class="report-streak-num">${a.streak}</span> ${label}</span>`;
98+};
99+
100+const snapshotBlock = (s: TestSnapshot): string => {
101+ const failuresHtml = s.failures.length === 0
102+ ? `<li class="test-list-pass">all ${s.passing} tests groen</li>`
103+ : s.failures
104+ .map(
105+ (f) =>
106+ `<li class="test-list-fail">${escape(f.test)} <span class="test-list-meta">${f.flaky ? "intermittent · " : ""}sinds ${f.since}</span></li>`,
107+ )
108+ .concat([`<li class="test-list-collapsed">+ ${s.passing.toLocaleString()} passing tests</li>`])
109+ .join("\n");
110+ const statusCls = s.failing === 0 ? "ok" : "bad";
111+ return `<div class="test-snapshot ${statusCls}">
112+ <p class="test-snapshot-head"><strong>${escape(s.repo)}</strong> <span class="test-snapshot-branch">@ ${escape(s.branch)}</span></p>
113+ <p class="test-snapshot-stats">${s.total.toLocaleString()} tests · <span class="green">${s.passing.toLocaleString()} passing</span>${s.failing > 0 ? ` · <span class="red">${s.failing.toLocaleString()} failing</span>` : ""}</p>
114+ <ul class="test-list">
115+${failuresHtml}
116+ </ul>
117+</div>`;
118+};
119+
120+const agentTagHtml = (slug: AgentReport["slug"]): string => {
121+ const name = DEMO_REPORTS.find((r) => r.slug === slug)?.name ?? slug;
122+ return `<a class="agent-tag" href="/reports/demo/agents/${slug}">${escape(name)}</a>`;
123+};
124+
125+const stabilityRow = (s: TestStability): string => {
126+ const cls = s.flagged ? "test-stab-row flagged" : "test-stab-row";
127+ const warn = s.flagged ? ` <span class="test-stab-warn" title="test-deletion or weakening this quarter">⚠</span>` : "";
128+ return `<tr class="${cls}">
129+ <td class="test-stab-name">${escape(s.test)}<div class="test-stab-repo">${escape(s.repo)}</div></td>
130+ <td class="test-stab-num green">${s.pass}</td>
131+ <td class="test-stab-num ${s.fail >= 8 ? "red" : ""}">${s.fail}</td>
132+ <td class="test-stab-num ${s.deleted > 0 ? "red" : ""}">${s.deleted}</td>
133+ <td class="test-stab-by">${agentTagHtml(s.lastBrokenBy)}${warn}</td>
134+</tr>`;
135+};
136+
137+export const reportsLandingMd = (): string => `# reports
138+
139+> Per-agent TDD-discipline reporting over real project repos. The judge replays each commit on tracked branches and scores it structurally — red-fails, green-passes, no test-deletion, no regression. The scores roll up per agent over time, with trend, failure-mode breakdown, and an exec summary fit for a quarterly readout.
140+
141+Two views of the same shape:
142+
143+- **[/reports/live](/reports/live)** — built from real commit data on \`syntaxai/tdd.md\` (the repo this site runs on), refreshed every 5 minutes from the GitHub commits API. Agent attribution comes from \`Co-Authored-By:\` footers. Phase-coverage is the only metric we can compute without running tests, so the score is a proxy for now.
144+- **[/reports/demo](/reports/demo)** — the polished design preview with synthetic data for three agents and four repos. Useful for screenshots and showing the full failure-mode breakdown the live view can't compute yet.
145+
146+Drill-downs:
147+- [live drill-down per agent](/reports/live/agents/claude-code) · [tests overview (live)](/reports/live/tests)
148+- [demo drill-down per agent](/reports/demo/agents/cursor) · [tests overview (demo)](/reports/demo/tests)
149+
150+Want a real repo on this layer? [Register a project →](/projects) — drops \`.tdd-md.json\` at the repo root, onboards in seconds. Per-commit judging on tracked branches lands in a follow-up sliver; live reporting from the GitHub API already works for the dogfood case (the tdd.md repo itself).
151+
152+## what gets measured
153+
154+This layer measures **discipline**, not code-quality. Without hidden tests (those only exist on katas), tdd.md can't catch tautologies or weakened assertions on real repos. It *can* catch:
155+
156+| failure mode | what triggers it | what it costs |
157+|---|---|---|
158+| \`red-did-not-fail\` | commit tagged \`red:\` but tests pass | -5 / commit |
159+| \`test-deleted\` | test count drops between commits | -20 / commit |
160+| \`broken refactor\` | tests fail at a \`refactor:\` commit | -5 / commit |
161+| \`no phase tag\` | tracked-branch commit missing \`red\\|green\\|refactor:\` | counts against phase-coverage % |
162+
163+The metric pair that anchors the report is **discipline-score** (0-100) + **phase-coverage %**. An agent with 0% phase-coverage doesn't *do* TDD — its score is N/A, not 0. Don't let a low-volume non-attempt look like a high-volume slip.
164+
165+## reading the data
166+
167+For management:
168+- the [exec summary](/reports/demo) gives one number per agent + a narrative paragraph. Prints to one page.
169+
170+For team-leads:
171+- the [drill-down](/reports/demo/agents/cursor) shows trend, failure-mix, streak, and the most recent flagged commits with one-click coaching links to the [Claude Code](/blog/claude-code-tdd) / [Cursor](/blog/cursor-tdd) / [Aider](/blog/aider-tdd) posts.
172+
173+[← back to tdd.md](/) · [the blog](/blog) · [the katas](/games)
174+`;
175+
176+export const execSummaryMd = (ctx: ReportsContext): string => {
177+ const totalCommits = ctx.reports.reduce((s, a) => s + a.commits, 0);
178+ const tiles = ctx.reports.length === 0
179+ ? `<div class="report-tile-empty">No agent-attributed commits in this dataset.</div>`
180+ : ctx.reports.map(tile).join("\n");
181+ const narrativeBlock = ctx.narrative
182+ ? `## ${ctx.narrative.changedHeading}
183+
184+${ctx.narrative.changedBody}
185+
186+## ${ctx.narrative.doingHeading}
187+
188+${ctx.narrative.doingBody}
189+
190+`
191+ : "";
192+ return `# tdd-discipline report · ${ctx.period}
193+
194+${ctx.bannerHtml}
195+
196+> **Period** ${ctx.period} · **Scope** ${escape(ctx.scopeLabel)} · ${totalCommits.toLocaleString()} AI-attributed commits.
197+
198+<div class="report-tiles">
199+${tiles}
200+</div>
201+
202+${narrativeBlock}## what this number does *not* measure
203+
204+Discipline, not code quality. Hidden tests (like the ones on the katas) don't exist for production repos, so *tautological* tests and *weakly-asserted* checks stay invisible to the judge. This number says: "the agent honours the TDD cycle". It says nothing about whether the tests it writes assert the right thing. For that second signal, kata performance ([leaderboard](/leaderboard)) remains the proxy.
205+
206+---
207+
208+${ctx.footerLinks}
209+`;
210+};
211+
212+export const agentDrilldownMd = (
213+ slug: AgentReport["slug"],
214+ ctx: ReportsContext,
215+): string | null => {
216+ const a = ctx.reports.find((r) => r.slug === slug);
217+ if (!a) return null;
218+ const arr = trendArrow(a.delta);
219+ const deltaStr = a.delta > 0 ? `+${a.delta}` : `${a.delta}`;
220+ const recentRows = a.recent.length === 0
221+ ? `| _no recent attributed activity_ | | | | | |`
222+ : a.recent
223+ .map(
224+ (r) =>
225+ `| ${r.date} | \`${r.repo}\` | \`${r.sha}\` | ${r.phase} | ${r.failure} | ${r.pts} |`,
226+ )
227+ .join("\n");
228+ return `# ${a.name} · drill-down
229+
230+${ctx.bannerHtml}
231+
232+> Discipline score **${a.score} / 100** <span class="report-tile-trend ${arr.cls}">${arr.glyph} ${deltaStr}</span> over ${ctx.period}. ${a.commits.toLocaleString()} commits analysed, phase coverage **${a.phaseCoveragePct}%**.
233+
234+## trend (30 days)
235+
236+<div class="${arr.cls === "down" ? "red" : arr.cls === "up" ? "green" : "muted"}">
237+${sparkline(a.trend)}
238+</div>
239+
240+${streakBox(a)}
241+
242+## failure-mode breakdown
243+
244+${bars(a.failureMix)}
245+
246+Top issue this quarter: **${escape(a.topIssueLabel)}** (${a.topIssuePct}% of commits).
247+
248+## recent flagged
249+
250+| date | repo | sha | phase | failure | pts |
251+|---|---|---|---|---|---|
252+${recentRows}
253+
254+## coaching
255+
256+- ${a.slug === "claude-code" ? `[Claude Code does not do TDD by default](/blog/claude-code-tdd) — CLAUDE.md rules + fresh-context boundaries that prevent \`red-did-not-fail\`.` : a.slug === "cursor" ? `[Cursor knows how to do TDD; users skip the parts that matter](/blog/cursor-tdd) — Plan Mode, fresh chats, \`.cursor/rules\` to stop test-deletion.` : `[Aider is the closest agent to TDD on rails — until \`--auto-test\`](/blog/aider-tdd) — keep auto-test off for green commits, on for refactor.`}
257+- [Tweag's TDD handbook needs a judge](/blog/tweag-handbook-tdd) — why local green isn't enough.
258+
259+---
260+
261+${ctx.footerLinks}
262+`;
263+};
264+
265+export const testsOverviewMd = (ctx: TestsOverviewContext): string => {
266+ if (ctx.unavailableNote) {
267+ return `# tests overview
268+
269+${ctx.bannerHtml}
270+
271+> ${ctx.unavailableNote}
272+
273+[← exec summary](/reports) · [back to /reports](/reports)
274+`;
275+ }
276+ const total = ctx.snapshots.reduce((s, r) => s + r.total, 0);
277+ const passing = ctx.snapshots.reduce((s, r) => s + r.passing, 0);
278+ const failing = ctx.snapshots.reduce((s, r) => s + r.failing, 0);
279+ const snapshots = ctx.snapshots.map(snapshotBlock).join("\n");
280+ const stabRows = ctx.stability.map(stabilityRow).join("\n");
281+ const placeholders = ctx.placeholderTests ?? [];
282+ const placeholderBlock = placeholders.length === 0
283+ ? `## placeholder tests
284+
285+> No placeholder tests detected at this snapshot. A placeholder is a test whose body contains zero \`expect()\` calls — covered in [the corpus post](/blog/agentic-coding-corpus-three-patterns) as the failure mode from r/ClaudeCode 1qix264 ("90 placeholder tests, 100% pass rate"). Detection runs on every deploy.
286+`
287+ : `## placeholder tests · ⚠ ${placeholders.length} flagged
288+
289+> A placeholder test is one whose body contains zero \`expect()\` calls — empty body, comment-only stub, or string-literal body. Covered in [the corpus post](/blog/agentic-coding-corpus-three-patterns) as the failure mode from r/ClaudeCode 1qix264. The judge would refuse a merge that includes any of these.
290+
291+| test | file | reason |
292+|---|---|---|
293+${placeholders.map((p) => `| ${escape(p.name)} | \`${escape(p.file)}\` | ${escape(p.reason)} |`).join("\n")}
294+`;
295+ return `# tests overview
296+
297+${ctx.bannerHtml}
298+
299+> Snapshot of the current test state per repo + stability of individual tests over ${ctx.period}. A high fail count with zero deletions means the test is actively catching regressions; high fail + deletion is the signal that a test is being squeezed — often the trace of an agent making it easier to "win".
300+
301+## current state · per repo
302+
303+<div class="test-snapshots">
304+${snapshots}
305+</div>
306+
307+**Total**: ${total.toLocaleString()} tests · <span class="green">${passing.toLocaleString()} passing</span> · <span class="${failing > 0 ? "red" : "muted"}">${failing.toLocaleString()} failing</span>${placeholders.length > 0 ? ` · <span class="red">${placeholders.length} placeholder ⚠</span>` : ""}.
308+
309+${placeholderBlock}
310+
311+## test stability · ${ctx.period}
312+
313+Top tests by failure activity this period, with pass/fail/deleted counts and the agent who last broke the test.
314+
315+<table class="test-stability">
316+<thead>
317+ <tr>
318+ <th>test</th>
319+ <th class="num">pass</th>
320+ <th class="num">fail</th>
321+ <th class="num">del</th>
322+ <th>last broken by</th>
323+ </tr>
324+</thead>
325+<tbody>
326+${stabRows}
327+</tbody>
328+</table>
329+
330+> ⚠ marks tests where a test-deletion or weakening event has been detected this period. In a real setup, clicking a test name will link through to that test's commit history.
331+
332+## how to read this
333+
334+- **Lots of pass, few fail, 0 del**: healthy. The test does what it should, nobody is sabotaging it.
335+- **Lots of fail, 0 del**: the test is actively catching regressions. Good news — discipline is working.
336+- **Fail and del > 0**: the test is under pressure. Coach the agent that broke it (click the tag icon).
337+- **Snapshot red + stability high**: a known, long-running broken test. Separate concern, not necessarily an agent problem.
338+
339+---
340+
341+[← exec summary](/reports/demo) · [back to /reports](/reports)
342+`;
343+};
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1+import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2+import { sxToHtml } from "./b51_render_sxdoc.ts";
3+import { htmlToSx } from "./a31_sxdoc_parse.ts";
4+import { SX_DOC_VERSION, emptyDocument, type SxDocument } from "./a31_sxdoc.ts";
5+
6+test("renders the empty document as empty string", () => {
7+ expect(sxToHtml(emptyDocument())).toBe("");
8+});
9+
10+test("renders a paragraph", () => {
11+ const out = sxToHtml({
12+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
13+ blocks: [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "hello" }] }],
14+ });
15+ expect(out).toBe("<p>hello</p>");
16+});
17+
18+test("renders headings at the correct level", () => {
19+ for (const level of [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] as const) {
20+ const out = sxToHtml({
21+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
22+ blocks: [{ t: "h", level, c: [{ t: "text", v: "X" }] }],
23+ });
24+ expect(out).toBe(`<h${level}>X</h${level}>`);
25+ }
26+});
27+
28+test("renders ul and ol with li wrappers", () => {
29+ const ul = sxToHtml({
30+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
31+ blocks: [{
32+ t: "ul",
33+ items: [
34+ [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "one" }] }],
35+ [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "two" }] }],
36+ ],
37+ }],
38+ });
39+ expect(ul).toBe("<ul><li><p>one</p></li><li><p>two</p></li></ul>");
40+ const ol = sxToHtml({
41+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
42+ blocks: [{ t: "ol", items: [[{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "a" }] }]] }],
43+ });
44+ expect(ol).toBe("<ol><li><p>a</p></li></ol>");
45+});
46+
47+test("renders blockquote with inner blocks", () => {
48+ const out = sxToHtml({
49+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
50+ blocks: [{
51+ t: "quote",
52+ c: [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "quoted" }] }],
53+ }],
54+ });
55+ expect(out).toBe("<blockquote><p>quoted</p></blockquote>");
56+});
57+
58+test("renders code block with language class", () => {
59+ const out = sxToHtml({
60+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
61+ blocks: [{ t: "code", lang: "ts", src: "const x = 1;" }],
62+ });
63+ expect(out).toBe(`<pre><code class="language-ts">const x = 1;</code></pre>`);
64+});
65+
66+test("renders code block without lang as plain pre>code", () => {
67+ const out = sxToHtml({
68+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
69+ blocks: [{ t: "code", src: "raw" }],
70+ });
71+ expect(out).toBe(`<pre><code>raw</code></pre>`);
72+});
73+
74+test("escapes html entities inside code source", () => {
75+ const out = sxToHtml({
76+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
77+ blocks: [{ t: "code", src: "<p>" }],
78+ });
79+ expect(out).toContain("&lt;p&gt;");
80+});
81+
82+test("renders img with src and alt", () => {
83+ const out = sxToHtml({
84+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
85+ blocks: [{ t: "img", src: "/x.png", alt: "x" }],
86+ });
87+ expect(out).toBe(`<img src="/x.png" alt="x">`);
88+});
89+
90+test("wraps captioned img in a figure", () => {
91+ const out = sxToHtml({
92+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
93+ blocks: [{ t: "img", src: "/y.png", caption: "nice" }],
94+ });
95+ expect(out).toBe(`<figure><img src="/y.png"><figcaption>nice</figcaption></figure>`);
96+});
97+
98+test("renders hr", () => {
99+ const out = sxToHtml({
100+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
101+ blocks: [{ t: "hr" }],
102+ });
103+ expect(out).toBe("<hr>");
104+});
105+
106+test("passes html escape-hatch through verbatim", () => {
107+ const out = sxToHtml({
108+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
109+ blocks: [{ t: "html", src: "<table><tr><td>x</td></tr></table>" }],
110+ });
111+ expect(out).toBe("<table><tr><td>x</td></tr></table>");
112+});
113+
114+test("renders shortcodes without args using a compact form", () => {
115+ const out = sxToHtml({
116+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
117+ blocks: [{ t: "shortcode", name: "event-count", args: {} }],
118+ });
119+ expect(out).toBe("[[sx:event-count]]");
120+});
121+
122+test("renders shortcodes with args quoted", () => {
123+ const out = sxToHtml({
124+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
125+ blocks: [{ t: "shortcode", name: "list", args: { tag: "blog", limit: "5" } }],
126+ });
127+ expect(out).toBe(`[[sx:list tag="blog" limit="5"]]`);
128+});
129+
130+test("renders bold and italic marks deterministically", () => {
131+ const out = sxToHtml({
132+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
133+ blocks: [{
134+ t: "p",
135+ c: [{ t: "text", v: "both", m: ["i", "b"] }],
136+ }],
137+ });
138+ expect(out).toBe("<p><strong><em>both</em></strong></p>");
139+});
140+
141+test("renders anchor links", () => {
142+ const out = sxToHtml({
143+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
144+ blocks: [{
145+ t: "p",
146+ c: [{ t: "a", href: "/x", c: [{ t: "text", v: "click" }] }],
147+ }],
148+ });
149+ expect(out).toBe(`<p><a href="/x">click</a></p>`);
150+});
151+
152+test("escapes quotes and angle brackets in attributes", () => {
153+ const out = sxToHtml({
154+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
155+ blocks: [{
156+ t: "p",
157+ c: [{ t: "a", href: `/a"<b`, c: [{ t: "text", v: "x" }] }],
158+ }],
159+ });
160+ expect(out).toBe(`<p><a href="/a&quot;&lt;b">x</a></p>`);
161+});
162+
163+test("renders inline newline as <br>", () => {
164+ const out = sxToHtml({
165+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
166+ blocks: [{
167+ t: "p",
168+ c: [
169+ { t: "text", v: "a" },
170+ { t: "text", v: "\n" },
171+ { t: "text", v: "b" },
172+ ],
173+ }],
174+ });
175+ expect(out).toBe("<p>a<br>b</p>");
176+});
177+
178+// ─── round-trip property tests ───────────────────────────────────────────
179+// htmlToSx(sxToHtml(doc)) === doc must hold for representative docs.
180+
181+test("round-trip: simple paragraph", () => {
182+ const doc: SxDocument = {
183+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
184+ blocks: [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "hello" }] }],
185+ };
186+ expect(htmlToSx(sxToHtml(doc))).toEqual(doc);
187+});
188+
189+test("round-trip: heading + paragraph + hr", () => {
190+ const doc: SxDocument = {
191+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
192+ blocks: [
193+ { t: "h", level: 2, c: [{ t: "text", v: "Title" }] },
194+ { t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "body" }] },
195+ { t: "hr" },
196+ ],
197+ };
198+ expect(htmlToSx(sxToHtml(doc))).toEqual(doc);
199+});
200+
201+test("round-trip: list of paragraphs", () => {
202+ const doc: SxDocument = {
203+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
204+ blocks: [{
205+ t: "ul",
206+ items: [
207+ [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "one" }] }],
208+ [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "two" }] }],
209+ ],
210+ }],
211+ };
212+ expect(htmlToSx(sxToHtml(doc))).toEqual(doc);
213+});
214+
215+test("round-trip: marks preserved across re-parse", () => {
216+ const doc: SxDocument = {
217+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
218+ blocks: [{
219+ t: "p",
220+ c: [{ t: "text", v: "x", m: ["b", "i"] }],
221+ }],
222+ };
223+ expect(htmlToSx(sxToHtml(doc))).toEqual(doc);
224+});
225+
226+test("round-trip: shortcode survives the trip", () => {
227+ const doc: SxDocument = {
228+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
229+ blocks: [{ t: "shortcode", name: "event-count", args: {} }],
230+ };
231+ expect(htmlToSx(sxToHtml(doc))).toEqual(doc);
232+});
233+
234+test("round-trip: code block with language", () => {
235+ const doc: SxDocument = {
236+ v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
237+ blocks: [{ t: "code", lang: "ts", src: "const x = 1;" }],
238+ };
239+ expect(htmlToSx(sxToHtml(doc))).toEqual(doc);
240+});
added src/b51_render_sxdoc.ts +132 −0
@@ -0,0 +1,132 @@
1+// c51 — SxDocument → HTML renderer.
2+//
3+// SAMA placement: c51 because this file produces HTML — Architecture.md
4+// picking-order regel 4: "Does it produce HTML? Yes → c51". Sub-page
5+// renderer (fragment-level) used by c51_render_layout / page builders to
6+// embed sxdoc content inside larger templates.
7+//
8+// Pure deterministic transform — no DOM, no I/O, no time, no randomness.
9+
10+import type {
11+ SxDocument, SxBlock, SxInline, SxMark, SxShortcode,
12+} from "./a31_sxdoc.ts";
13+
14+export const sxToHtml = (doc: SxDocument): string =>
15+ doc.blocks.map(renderBlock).join("\n");
16+
17+// ─── block-level ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
18+
19+const renderBlock = (block: SxBlock): string => {
20+ switch (block.t) {
21+ case "p":
22+ return `<p>${renderInline(block.c)}</p>`;
23+
24+ case "h":
25+ return `<h${block.level}>${renderInline(block.c)}</h${block.level}>`;
26+
27+ case "ul":
28+ case "ol": {
29+ const items = block.items
30+ .map((blocks) => `<li>${blocks.map(renderBlock).join("")}</li>`)
31+ .join("");
32+ return `<${block.t}>${items}</${block.t}>`;
33+ }
34+
35+ case "li":
36+ return `<li>${block.c.map(renderBlock).join("")}</li>`;
37+
38+ case "quote":
39+ return `<blockquote>${block.c.map(renderBlock).join("")}</blockquote>`;
40+
41+ case "code":
42+ return renderCodeBlock(block);
43+
44+ case "img":
45+ return renderImg(block);
46+
47+ case "hr":
48+ return `<hr>`;
49+
50+ case "html":
51+ // Raw passthrough — trust whoever inserted it. The parser only
52+ // emits SxHtml for round-trip-preservation of unknown HTML.
53+ return block.src;
54+
55+ case "shortcode":
56+ return renderShortcode(block);
57+ }
58+};
59+
60+const renderCodeBlock = (block: { lang?: string; src: string }): string => {
61+ const langClass = block.lang ? ` class="language-${escAttr(block.lang)}"` : "";
62+ return `<pre><code${langClass}>${escText(block.src)}</code></pre>`;
63+};
64+
65+const renderImg = (block: { src: string; alt?: string; caption?: string; w?: number; h?: number }): string => {
66+ const attrs = [`src="${escAttr(block.src)}"`];
67+ if (block.alt !== undefined) attrs.push(`alt="${escAttr(block.alt)}"`);
68+ if (block.w !== undefined) attrs.push(`width="${block.w}"`);
69+ if (block.h !== undefined) attrs.push(`height="${block.h}"`);
70+ const img = `<img ${attrs.join(" ")}>`;
71+ if (block.caption) {
72+ return `<figure>${img}<figcaption>${escText(block.caption)}</figcaption></figure>`;
73+ }
74+ return img;
75+};
76+
77+const renderShortcode = (block: SxShortcode): string => {
78+ const args = Object.entries(block.args)
79+ .map(([k, v]) => `${k}="${v.replace(/"/g, "&quot;")}"`)
80+ .join(" ");
81+ return args ? `[[sx:${block.name} ${args}]]` : `[[sx:${block.name}]]`;
82+};
83+
84+// ─── inline ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
85+
86+// Stable mark order — matters so round-tripping is deterministic. The
87+// parser dedupes marks per text-run; renderer wraps them in this fixed
88+// order regardless of input ordering.
89+const MARK_ORDER: SxMark[] = ["b", "i", "u", "s", "c"];
90+const MARK_TAG: Record<SxMark, string> = {
91+ b: "strong", i: "em", u: "u", s: "s", c: "code",
92+};
93+
94+const renderInline = (inlines: SxInline[]): string =>
95+ inlines.map(renderOneInline).join("");
96+
97+const renderOneInline = (inline: SxInline): string => {
98+ if (inline.t === "a") {
99+ return `<a href="${escAttr(inline.href)}">${renderInline(inline.c)}</a>`;
100+ }
101+ // Newline runs render as <br>. Marks on a <br> are meaningless so we
102+ // drop them — the parser already emits them on the next text run.
103+ if (inline.v === "\n") return "<br>";
104+ let body = escText(inline.v);
105+ if (inline.m && inline.m.length > 0) {
106+ // MARK_ORDER lists marks outer→inner. Wrap in reverse so the
107+ // innermost mark is applied first, leaving the outermost-listed
108+ // mark as the outermost tag. Without the reverse, the deepest tag
109+ // becomes the outermost — and a re-parse flips the mark order.
110+ const sortedMarks = MARK_ORDER.filter((m) => inline.m!.includes(m));
111+ for (let i = sortedMarks.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
112+ const m = sortedMarks[i]!;
113+ body = `<${MARK_TAG[m]}>${body}</${MARK_TAG[m]}>`;
114+ }
115+ }
116+ return body;
117+};
118+
119+// ─── escape helpers ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
120+
121+const escText = (s: string): string =>
122+ s
123+ .replace(/&/g, "&amp;")
124+ .replace(/</g, "&lt;")
125+ .replace(/>/g, "&gt;");
126+
127+const escAttr = (s: string): string =>
128+ s
129+ .replace(/&/g, "&amp;")
130+ .replace(/</g, "&lt;")
131+ .replace(/>/g, "&gt;")
132+ .replace(/"/g, "&quot;");
removed src/c11_server.ts +0 −10
@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
1-// c11 — server entry: env + Bun.serve startup. No route logic, no SQL,
2-// no HTML. The route table, fallback fetch, and error handler live in
3-// c21_app.ts; this file just reads PORT and asks createApp() to bind.
4-
5-import { createApp } from "./c21_app.ts";
6-
7-const port = Number(process.env.PORT ?? 3000);
8-const server = createApp(port);
9-
10-console.log(`tdd.md → ${server.url}`);
modified src/c13_database.ts +3 −3
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
11 import { Database } from "bun:sqlite";
2-import type { ProjectConfig, TestRunner, ProjectRow } from "./c31_project_config.ts";
3-import type { SxDocument, SxDocumentSummary } from "./c31_sxdoc.ts";
4-import { SX_DOC_VERSION } from "./c31_sxdoc.ts";
2+import type { ProjectConfig, TestRunner, ProjectRow } from "./a31_project_config.ts";
3+import type { SxDocument, SxDocumentSummary } from "./a31_sxdoc.ts";
4+import { SX_DOC_VERSION } from "./a31_sxdoc.ts";
55
66 const DB_PATH = process.env.TDD_DB_PATH ?? ":memory:";
77
modified src/c14_git.ts +3 −3
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ import {
2222 parseGitCommits,
2323 parseLsTreeLine,
2424 type GitCommit,
25-} from "./c31_git_parse.ts";
25+} from "./a31_git_parse.ts";
2626
2727 export const GIT_DIR = process.env.TDD_GIT_DIR ?? "/app/repo";
2828
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ import type {
3434 GitCommitOk,
3535 GitCommitFailure,
3636 GitCommitOutcome,
37-} from "./c31_git_parse.ts";
37+} from "./a31_git_parse.ts";
3838
3939 interface RunOpts {
4040 stdin?: string;
@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ export const readBlobAtRef = async (ref: string, path: string): Promise<string |
110110 // TreeEntry is defined in Layer 0 (c31_git_parse) per SAMA v2 §1.1.
111111 // Callers import it directly from c31_git_parse, not through this
112112 // adapter — that's what keeps the import direction Layer N → Layer M < N.
113-import type { TreeEntry } from "./c31_git_parse.ts";
113+import type { TreeEntry } from "./a31_git_parse.ts";
114114 export const lsTree = async (ref: string, path: string): Promise<TreeEntry[] | null> => {
115115 // `<ref>:<path>` — git lists what's at that tree. For path="" it's
116116 // the repo root.
modified src/c14_github.ts +1 −1
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ import {
88 PROJECT_CONFIG_PATH,
99 parseProjectConfig,
1010 type ProjectConfig,
11-} from "./c31_project_config.ts";
11+} from "./a31_project_config.ts";
1212
1313 const CLIENT_ID = process.env.GITHUB_CLIENT_ID ?? "";
1414 const CLIENT_SECRET = process.env.GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET ?? "";
modified src/c14_judge.ts +2 −2
@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
11 import { mkdtempSync, rmSync } from "fs";
22 import { join } from "path";
33 import { tmpdir } from "os";
4-import { parseCommit, type Phase } from "./c31_commits.ts";
4+import { parseCommit, type Phase } from "./a31_commits.ts";
55 import { saveRun, type Verdict, type StepVerdict, type RefactorVerdict, type Mode } from "./c13_database.ts";
6-import { loadGame, type Game } from "./c31_games.ts";
6+import { loadGame, type Game } from "./a31_games.ts";
77
88 type TestRunner = "bun" | "none";
99
modified src/c14_real_reports.ts +2 −2
@@ -8,13 +8,13 @@
88 // recognised footer is bucketed as "unknown" and reported separately —
99 // it's still useful for volume context.
1010
11-import { parseCommit } from "./c31_commits.ts";
11+import { parseCommit } from "./a31_commits.ts";
1212 import { fetchRepoCommits, type GithubCommit } from "./c14_github.ts";
1313 import type {
1414 AgentReport,
1515 FailureSlice,
1616 RecentFlagged,
17-} from "./c31_reports_demo.ts";
17+} from "./a31_reports_demo.ts";
1818
1919 type LiveAgentSlug = AgentReport["slug"] | "unknown";
2020
modified src/c14_real_tests.ts +1 −1
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ import type {
1111 TestFailure,
1212 TestSnapshot,
1313 TestStability,
14-} from "./c31_reports_demo.ts";
14+} from "./a31_reports_demo.ts";
1515
1616 export const detectAgent = (msg: string): AgentReport["slug"] | null => {
1717 if (/Co-Authored-By:.*Claude/i.test(msg)) return "claude-code";
modified src/c14_sama_profile.ts +1 −1
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ import type {
1919 ProfileSpec,
2020 SamaV2Input,
2121 Sublayer,
22-} from "./c31_sama_v2.ts";
22+} from "./a31_sama_v2.ts";
2323
2424 // — TOML subset parser ----------------------------------------------
2525
removed src/c21_app.ts +0 −458
@@ -1,458 +0,0 @@
1-// c21 — handlers: the route table + fallback fetch. Composes the lower
2-// layers (c13 db, c14 secondary I/O, c31 models, c32 logic, c51 render)
3-// into the HTTP surface served by Bun.serve in c11_server.
4-
5-import {
6- renderPage,
7- renderNotFound,
8- htmlResponse,
9-} from "./c51_render_layout.ts";
10-import { renderDocsPage } from "./c51_render_docs_layout.ts";
11-import { listGames, loadGame } from "./c31_games.ts";
12-import { ALL_POSTS } from "./c31_blog.ts";
13-import { ALL_GUIDES } from "./c31_guides.ts";
14-import { ALL_SAMA } from "./c31_sama.ts";
15-import {
16- getViewer,
17- sessionCookieHeader,
18-} from "./c32_session.ts";
19-import { renderAgentsIndex, renderAgentDetail } from "./c21_handlers_agents.ts";
20-import { renderLeaderboard } from "./c21_handlers_leaderboard.ts";
21-import { startGithubOauth, handleGithubCallback } from "./c21_handlers_auth.ts";
22-import {
23- reportsLandingHandler,
24- reportsDemoHandler,
25- reportsDemoTestsHandler,
26- reportsDemoAgentHandler,
27- reportsLiveHandler,
28- reportsLiveTestsHandler,
29- reportsLiveAgentHandler,
30-} from "./c21_handlers_reports.ts";
31-import {
32- skillsSamaMdHandler,
33- samaCliResponse,
34- samaSkillHandler,
35- samaV2Handler,
36- samaV2VerifyHandler,
37- samaVerifyHandler,
38- samaLandingHandler,
39- samaSlugHandler,
40-} from "./c21_handlers_sama.ts";
41-import { editPageHandler } from "./c21_handlers_edit.ts";
42-import {
43- adminListHandler,
44- adminNewHandler,
45- adminEditHandler,
46- adminDeleteHandler,
47-} from "./c21_handlers_admin.ts";
48-import { bundleAdminClient } from "./c14_client_bundle.ts";
49-import { publicPageHandler } from "./c21_handlers_content.ts";
50-import { rawSourceHandler } from "./c21_handlers_source.ts";
51-import { commitViewHandler } from "./c21_handlers_commit_view.ts";
52-import { appFetch, appError } from "./c21_handlers_fallback.ts";
53-import {
54- projectsLandingHandler,
55- projectsNewHandler,
56- projectDetailHandler,
57-} from "./c21_handlers_projects.ts";
58-import {
59- judgeApiHandler,
60- agentVisibilityHandler,
61-} from "./c21_handlers_api_agents.ts";
62-import { forgejoWebhookHandler } from "./c21_handlers_webhook.ts";
63-
64-const HOME_MD = "./content/home.md";
65-const GAME_DIR = "./content/games";
66-
67-const HOME_DESCRIPTION =
68- "SAMA — the architectural standard for AI-agent codebases. Sorted, Architecture, Modeled, Atomic: four pillars your CI verifier enforces so your AI coding agents stop drifting.";
69-
70-const homeBody = await Bun.file(HOME_MD).text();
71-const HOME_HTML = await renderPage({
72- title: "SAMA — the architectural standard for AI-agent codebases",
73- description: HOME_DESCRIPTION,
74- bodyMarkdown: homeBody,
75- active: "home",
76- jsonLd: {
77- "@context": "https://schema.org",
78- "@type": "WebSite",
79- name: "tdd.md",
80- url: "https://tdd.md",
81- description: HOME_DESCRIPTION,
82- },
83-});
84-
85-const ALL_GAMES = await listGames();
86-
87-const gamesIndexBody = `# games
88-
89-${ALL_GAMES.length === 0
90- ? "_No katas registered yet._"
91- : `| kata | description | steps |\n|---|---|---|\n${ALL_GAMES.map(
92- (g) => `| [${g.id}](/games/${g.id}) | ${g.description} | ${g.steps.length} |`,
93- ).join("\n")}`
94-}
95-
96-> Ready to play? [Register your agent →](/agents/register)
97-> Using a specific agent? See the [agent-specific guides](/guides) — Claude Code, Cursor, Aider.
98-`;
99-
100-const GAMES_INDEX_HTML = await renderPage({
101- title: "TDD katas — tdd.md",
102- description:
103- "Browse the TDD katas. Pick a challenge, push red→green→refactor commits, and earn a public verdict graded against hidden tests.",
104- bodyMarkdown: gamesIndexBody,
105- ogPath: "https://tdd.md/games",
106- active: "games",
107-});
108-
109-const renderKata = async (kata: string): Promise<Response | null> => {
110- const file = Bun.file(`${GAME_DIR}/${kata}/spec.md`);
111- if (!(await file.exists())) return null;
112- const md = await file.text();
113- // Pull the kata's own description from spec.ts when available — it's
114- // the canonical short copy (rendered on /games + sitemap previews).
115- let description: string | undefined;
116- try {
117- const game = await loadGame(kata);
118- description = game.description;
119- } catch {
120- // unknown kata; use the site default
121- }
122- const html = await renderPage({
123- title: `${kata} TDD kata — tdd.md`,
124- description,
125- bodyMarkdown: md,
126- ogPath: `https://tdd.md/games/${kata}`,
127- active: "games",
128- });
129- return new Response(html, { headers: { "Content-Type": "text/html; charset=utf-8" } });
130-};
131-
132-const REGISTER_BODY = `# register
133-
134-> Sign in with GitHub to create your tdd.md agent.
135-
136-## what we ask GitHub for
137-- your username
138-- your primary verified email
139-
140-That's it — no repo access, no anything else.
141-
142-## what you get
143-- a public agent account at \`git.tdd.md/<your-github-name>\`
144-- a push token (shown once)
145-- an empty repo for the first kata, ready to push to
146-
147-[ sign in with github → ](/auth/github/start)
148-`;
149-
150-const REGISTER_HTML = await renderPage({
151- title: "Register your AI agent — tdd.md",
152- description:
153- "Sign in with GitHub to register your AI agent on tdd.md and start solving TDD katas. Public-signup, verified-identity, no extra forms.",
154- bodyMarkdown: REGISTER_BODY,
155- ogPath: "https://tdd.md/agents/register",
156- active: "agents",
157- noindex: true,
158-});
159-
160-// ---------------------------------------------------------------------
161-// App factory — c11 calls createApp(port) to start the server. The
162-// routes literal stays inline here so Bun's path-parameter inference
163-// (`:slug` → `req.params.slug`) flows through to the handler types.
164-// ---------------------------------------------------------------------
165-
166-export const createApp = (port: number) => Bun.serve({
167- port,
168- error: appError,
169- fetch: appFetch,
170- routes: {
171- "/": htmlResponse(HOME_HTML),
172- "/raw": new Response(Bun.file(HOME_MD), {
173- headers: { "Content-Type": "text/markdown; charset=utf-8" },
174- }),
175- "/healthz": new Response("ok"),
176-
177- "/robots.txt": new Response(
178- `User-agent: *\nAllow: /\nDisallow: /auth/\nDisallow: /api/\n\nSitemap: https://tdd.md/sitemap.xml\n`,
179- { headers: { "Content-Type": "text/plain; charset=utf-8" } },
180- ),
181-
182- "/sitemap.xml": async () => {
183- const today = new Date().toISOString().slice(0, 10);
184- const url = (loc: string, priority: string) =>
185- `<url><loc>${loc}</loc><lastmod>${today}</lastmod><priority>${priority}</priority></url>`;
186- const kataUrls = ALL_GAMES.map((g) =>
187- url(`https://tdd.md/games/${g.id}`, "0.8"),
188- ).join("\n");
189- const guideUrls = ALL_GUIDES.map((g) =>
190- url(`https://tdd.md/guides/${g.slug}`, "0.8"),
191- ).join("\n");
192- const samaUrls = ALL_SAMA.map((d) =>
193- url(`https://tdd.md/sama/${d.slug}`, "0.8"),
194- ).join("\n");
195- const blogUrls = ALL_POSTS.map((p) =>
196- url(`https://tdd.md/blog/${p.slug}`, "0.8"),
197- ).join("\n");
198- const xml = `<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
199-<urlset xmlns="http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9">
200-${url("https://tdd.md/", "1.0")}
201-${url("https://tdd.md/games", "0.9")}
202-${kataUrls}
203-${url("https://tdd.md/guides", "0.9")}
204-${guideUrls}
205-${url("https://tdd.md/sama", "0.9")}
206-${samaUrls}
207-${url("https://tdd.md/sama/skill", "0.8")}
208-${url("https://tdd.md/blog", "0.7")}
209-${blogUrls}
210-${url("https://tdd.md/agents", "0.7")}
211-${url("https://tdd.md/leaderboard", "0.7")}
212-</urlset>`;
213- return new Response(xml, {
214- headers: { "Content-Type": "application/xml; charset=utf-8" },
215- });
216- },
217-
218- "/og.svg": new Response(Bun.file("./public/og.svg"), {
219- headers: {
220- "Content-Type": "image/svg+xml",
221- "Cache-Control": "public, max-age=3600",
222- },
223- }),
224-
225- "/og.png": new Response(Bun.file("./public/og.png"), {
226- headers: {
227- "Content-Type": "image/png",
228- "Cache-Control": "public, max-age=3600",
229- },
230- }),
231-
232- "/games": htmlResponse(GAMES_INDEX_HTML),
233-
234- "/blog": async () => {
235- const rows = ALL_POSTS
236- .map((p) => `| ${p.date} | [${p.title}](/blog/${p.slug}) |`)
237- .join("\n");
238- const body = `# blog
239-
240-Notes on TDD, agentic coding, and the discipline that ties them together.
241-
242-| date | post |
243-|---|---|
244-${rows}
245-
246-> RSS feed coming when there's a second post.
247-
248-[← back to tdd.md](/) · [the guides](/guides) · [the katas](/games)
249-`;
250- const html = await renderDocsPage({
251- title: "Blog — tdd.md",
252- description: "Posts on test-driven development for AI coding agents — how to apply TDD with Claude Code, Cursor, and Aider, what we learn from the verdicts.",
253- bodyMarkdown: body,
254- ogPath: "https://tdd.md/blog",
255- active: "blog",
256- pathForDocs: "/blog",
257- editPathOverride: null,
258- });
259- return htmlResponse(html);
260- },
261-
262- "/blog/:slug": async (req) => {
263- const slug = req.params.slug;
264- const entry = ALL_POSTS.find((p) => p.slug === slug);
265- if (!entry) {
266- const html = await renderNotFound(`/blog/${slug}`);
267- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
268- }
269- const file = Bun.file(`./content/blog/${slug}.md`);
270- if (!(await file.exists())) {
271- const html = await renderNotFound(`/blog/${slug}`);
272- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
273- }
274- const md = await file.text();
275- const html = await renderDocsPage({
276- title: `${entry.title} — tdd.md`,
277- description: entry.description,
278- bodyMarkdown: md,
279- ogPath: `https://tdd.md/blog/${slug}`,
280- active: "blog",
281- pathForDocs: `/blog/${slug}`,
282- jsonLd: {
283- "@context": "https://schema.org",
284- "@type": "BlogPosting",
285- headline: entry.title,
286- description: entry.description,
287- datePublished: entry.date,
288- url: `https://tdd.md/blog/${slug}`,
289- author: { "@type": "Organization", name: "tdd.md" },
290- },
291- });
292- return htmlResponse(html);
293- },
294-
295- "/projects": projectsLandingHandler,
296- "/projects/new": projectsNewHandler,
297- "/projects/:repoOwner/:repoName": projectDetailHandler,
298-
299- "/reports": reportsLandingHandler,
300- "/reports/demo": reportsDemoHandler,
301- "/reports/demo/tests": reportsDemoTestsHandler,
302- "/reports/demo/agents/:slug": reportsDemoAgentHandler,
303- "/reports/live": reportsLiveHandler,
304- "/reports/live/tests": reportsLiveTestsHandler,
305- "/reports/live/agents/:slug": reportsLiveAgentHandler,
306-
307- "/guides": async () => {
308- const rows = ALL_GUIDES
309- .map((g) => `| [${g.title}](/guides/${g.slug}) | ${g.description} |`)
310- .join("\n");
311- const body = `# guides
312-
313-Agent-specific walkthroughs for using tdd.md with the major agentic-coding tools. Each guide covers setup, prompt patterns that keep the agent in TDD, and the common pitfalls that cost score.
314-
315-| guide | what it covers |
316-|---|---|
317-${rows}
318-
319-> Missing your agent? [The mechanics are the same](/) — push commits tagged \`red:\` / \`green:\` / \`refactor:\` to your kata repo. Send a PR with a new guide and we'll list it here.
320-
321-[← play a kata](/games) · [register your agent →](/you)
322-`;
323- const html = await renderDocsPage({
324- title: "TDD guides for agentic coding tools — tdd.md",
325- description: "Practical TDD walkthroughs for Claude Code, Cursor, Aider and other AI coding agents — keep your agent honest with red→green→refactor commits, scored by tdd.md.",
326- bodyMarkdown: body,
327- ogPath: "https://tdd.md/guides",
328- active: "guides",
329- pathForDocs: "/guides",
330- editPathOverride: null,
331- });
332- return htmlResponse(html);
333- },
334-
335- "/guides/:slug": async (req) => {
336- const slug = req.params.slug;
337- const entry = ALL_GUIDES.find((g) => g.slug === slug);
338- if (!entry) {
339- const html = await renderNotFound(`/guides/${slug}`);
340- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
341- }
342- const file = Bun.file(`./content/guides/${slug}.md`);
343- if (!(await file.exists())) {
344- const html = await renderNotFound(`/guides/${slug}`);
345- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
346- }
347- const md = await file.text();
348- const html = await renderDocsPage({
349- title: `${entry.title} — tdd.md`,
350- description: entry.description,
351- bodyMarkdown: md,
352- ogPath: `https://tdd.md/guides/${slug}`,
353- active: "guides",
354- pathForDocs: `/guides/${slug}`,
355- });
356- return htmlResponse(html);
357- },
358-
359- "/skills/sama.md": skillsSamaMdHandler,
360- "/tools/sama-cli": samaCliResponse(),
361-
362- "/sama/skill": samaSkillHandler,
363-
364- "/sama/v2": samaV2Handler,
365-
366- "/sama/v2/verify": samaV2VerifyHandler,
367-
368- "/sama/verify": samaVerifyHandler,
369-
370- "/sama": samaLandingHandler,
371-
372- "/sama/:slug": samaSlugHandler,
373-
374- "/games/:kata": async (req) => {
375- const res = await renderKata(req.params.kata);
376- if (res) return res;
377- const html = await renderNotFound(`/games/${req.params.kata}`);
378- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
379- },
380-
381- "/agents": () => renderAgentsIndex(),
382- "/agents/register": htmlResponse(REGISTER_HTML),
383- "/agents/:name": async (req) => {
384- const viewer = await getViewer(req);
385- return renderAgentDetail(req.params.name, viewer);
386- },
387- // Redirect the legacy URL to the canonical /:owner/:repo path —
388- // /agents/:name/:kata used to render a placeholder before the
389- // GitHub-style routing landed.
390- "/agents/:name/:kata": (req) =>
391- Response.redirect(`/${req.params.name}/${req.params.kata}`, 301),
392-
393- "/leaderboard": () => renderLeaderboard(),
394-
395- "/api/judge/:owner/:repo": judgeApiHandler,
396- "/api/agents/:name/visibility": agentVisibilityHandler,
397- "/api/forgejo/webhook": forgejoWebhookHandler,
398-
399- "/you": async (req) => {
400- const viewer = await getViewer(req);
401- const target = viewer ? `/agents/${viewer}` : "/auth/github/start";
402- return new Response(null, { status: 302, headers: { Location: target } });
403- },
404-
405- "/auth/logout": (_req) => {
406- // Clear the session cookie and bounce back home.
407- return new Response(null, {
408- status: 302,
409- headers: {
410- Location: "/",
411- "Set-Cookie": sessionCookieHeader("", 0),
412- },
413- });
414- },
415-
416- "/edit/:section/:slug": editPageHandler,
417-
418- // Admin UI — sxdoc-backed CRUD on pages + posts. Replaces the legacy
419- // /edit flow in Fase 6; both live alongside until migration cutover.
420- "/admin": adminListHandler,
421- "/admin/new": adminNewHandler,
422- "/admin/edit/:type/:slug": adminEditHandler,
423- "/admin/delete/:type/:slug": adminDeleteHandler,
424- // Public sxdoc-backed pages — single-segment fast path. Multi-segment
425- // slugs fall through to appFetch's regex matcher above.
426- "/p/:slug": publicPageHandler,
427-
428- "/admin/assets/blockeditor.js": async (req) => {
429- const { code, etag } = await bundleAdminClient();
430- if (req.headers.get("if-none-match") === etag) {
431- return new Response(null, { status: 304, headers: { ETag: etag } });
432- }
433- return new Response(code, {
434- headers: {
435- "Content-Type": "application/javascript; charset=utf-8",
436- "ETag": etag,
437- "Cache-Control": "no-cache",
438- },
439- });
440- },
441-
442- // Raw markdown source — replaces the previous git.tdd.md "view source"
443- // link so docs pages don't depend on the Forgejo subdomain. The
444- // route uses `:filename` (with trailing `.md` validated in the
445- // handler) because Bun's parser treats `:slug.md` as a single param.
446- "/content/:section/:filename": rawSourceHandler,
447-
448- // SAMA-native commit view — Bun-rendered alternative to Forgejo's
449- // /<owner>/<repo>/commit/<sha> page. The :sha param may carry a
450- // trailing ".diff" which the handler handles inline.
451- "/GIT/:owner/:repo/commit/:sha": commitViewHandler,
452-
453- "/auth/github/start": (req) => startGithubOauth(req),
454-
455- "/auth/github/callback": async (req) => handleGithubCallback(req),
456-
457- },
458-});
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1-// c21 — handlers: CRUD on sxdoc-backed pages + posts.
2-//
3-// Composes:
4-// c13_database listDocuments / loadDocument / saveDocument / deleteDocument
5-// c32_session getViewer (admin gate)
6-// c31_sxdoc_parse htmlToSx (parse posted HTML → SxDocument)
7-// c51_render_sxdoc sxToHtml (project stored doc back to HTML for the form)
8-// c31_admin_validation validateEditForm (form → typed input)
9-// c51_render_admin shell rendering
10-//
11-// Routes (mounted in c21_app.ts):
12-// GET /admin
13-// GET /admin/new
14-// POST /admin/new
15-// GET /admin/edit/:type/:slug
16-// POST /admin/edit/:type/:slug
17-// POST /admin/delete/:type/:slug
18-//
19-// Auth: any non-admin signed-in viewer → 403 wall (matches the legacy
20-// /edit handler). Anonymous → 401 login wall.
21-
22-import { ADMIN_USERNAME } from "./c31_site_config.ts";
23-import {
24- listDocuments,
25- loadDocument,
26- saveDocument,
27- deleteDocument,
28-} from "./c13_database.ts";
29-import { getViewer } from "./c32_session.ts";
30-import { htmlToSx } from "./c31_sxdoc_parse.ts";
31-import { validateEditForm } from "./c31_admin_validation.ts";
32-import { htmlResponse } from "./c51_render_layout.ts";
33-import {
34- renderAdminList,
35- renderAdminEdit,
36- renderAdminLoginWall,
37- renderAdminNonAdminWall,
38-} from "./c51_render_admin.ts";
39-
40-const wantsJson = (req: Request): boolean =>
41- (req.headers.get("accept") ?? "").includes("application/json");
42-
43-const jsonResponse = (body: unknown, status = 200): Response =>
44- new Response(JSON.stringify(body), {
45- status,
46- headers: {
47- "Content-Type": "application/json; charset=utf-8",
48- "Cache-Control": "no-store",
49- },
50- });
51-
52-// ─── auth gate ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
53-
54-interface AuthOk { ok: true; viewer: string; }
55-interface AuthDenied { ok: false; response: Response; }
56-type AuthResult = AuthOk | AuthDenied;
57-
58-const requireAdmin = async (req: Request): Promise<AuthResult> => {
59- const viewer = await getViewer(req);
60- if (!viewer) {
61- const html = await renderAdminLoginWall();
62- return { ok: false, response: htmlResponse(html, 401) };
63- }
64- if (viewer !== ADMIN_USERNAME) {
65- const html = await renderAdminNonAdminWall(viewer);
66- return { ok: false, response: htmlResponse(html, 403) };
67- }
68- return { ok: true, viewer };
69-};
70-
71-// FormData → string-record adapter. The validator lives in c31 and
72-// stays browser-agnostic by taking plain string fields.
73-const formToRecord = async (req: Request): Promise<Record<string, string>> => {
74- const fd = await req.formData();
75- const out: Record<string, string> = {};
76- for (const [k, v] of fd.entries()) out[k] = String(v);
77- return out;
78-};
79-
80-// ─── handlers ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
81-
82-export const adminListHandler = async (req: Request): Promise<Response> => {
83- const auth = await requireAdmin(req);
84- if (!auth.ok) return auth.response;
85- const documents = listDocuments();
86- const html = await renderAdminList(documents);
87- return htmlResponse(html);
88-};
89-
90-export const adminNewHandler = async (req: Request): Promise<Response> => {
91- const auth = await requireAdmin(req);
92- if (!auth.ok) return auth.response;
93- const json = wantsJson(req);
94-
95- if (req.method === "POST") {
96- const form = await formToRecord(req);
97- const v = validateEditForm(form);
98- if (!v.ok) {
99- if (json) return jsonResponse({ ok: false, error: v.error }, 400);
100- const html = await renderAdminEdit({
101- mode: "new",
102- title: form.title ?? "",
103- slug: form.slug ?? "",
104- type: form.type === "post" ? "post" : "page",
105- doc: htmlToSx(form.html ?? ""),
106- status: form.status === "draft" ? "draft" : "published",
107- primaryTag: (form.primary_tag ?? "").trim() || null,
108- error: v.error,
109- });
110- return htmlResponse(html, 400);
111- }
112- if (loadDocument(v.data.slug, v.data.type)) {
113- const err = `a ${v.data.type} with slug "${v.data.slug}" already exists`;
114- if (json) return jsonResponse({ ok: false, error: err }, 409);
115- const html = await renderAdminEdit({
116- mode: "new",
117- title: v.data.title,
118- slug: v.data.slug,
119- type: v.data.type,
120- doc: htmlToSx(v.data.html),
121- status: v.data.status,
122- primaryTag: v.data.primaryTag,
123- error: err,
124- });
125- return htmlResponse(html, 409);
126- }
127- saveDocument({
128- slug: v.data.slug,
129- type: v.data.type,
130- title: v.data.title,
131- doc: htmlToSx(v.data.html),
132- status: v.data.status,
133- primaryTag: v.data.primaryTag,
134- });
135- if (json) {
136- return jsonResponse({ ok: true, ts: Date.now(), slug: v.data.slug, type: v.data.type });
137- }
138- return new Response(null, {
139- status: 303,
140- headers: { Location: `/admin/edit/${v.data.type}/${v.data.slug}` },
141- });
142- }
143-
144- // GET — empty form
145- const html = await renderAdminEdit({
146- mode: "new",
147- title: "",
148- slug: "",
149- type: "page",
150- doc: htmlToSx("<p>Hello, world.</p>"),
151- status: "published",
152- primaryTag: null,
153- });
154- return htmlResponse(html);
155-};
156-
157-export const adminEditHandler = async (
158- req: Request & { params: { type: string; slug: string } },
159-): Promise<Response> => {
160- const auth = await requireAdmin(req);
161- if (!auth.ok) return auth.response;
162-
163- const type = req.params.type === "post" ? "post" : "page";
164- if (req.params.type !== "page" && req.params.type !== "post") {
165- return new Response("invalid type", { status: 400 });
166- }
167- const slug = req.params.slug;
168- const existing = loadDocument(slug, type);
169- if (!existing) return new Response("not found", { status: 404 });
170-
171- if (req.method === "POST") {
172- const form = await formToRecord(req);
173- const json = wantsJson(req);
174- const v = validateEditForm(form);
175- if (!v.ok) {
176- if (json) return jsonResponse({ ok: false, error: v.error }, 400);
177- const html = await renderAdminEdit({
178- mode: "edit",
179- title: form.title ?? existing.title,
180- slug: form.slug ?? slug,
181- type,
182- doc: htmlToSx(form.html ?? ""),
183- status: form.status === "draft" ? "draft" : "published",
184- primaryTag: (form.primary_tag ?? "").trim() || existing.primaryTag,
185- error: v.error,
186- });
187- return htmlResponse(html, 400);
188- }
189- // Rename (slug or type changed) — reject collision with another
190- // existing doc; otherwise delete the old key before saving the new one.
191- if (v.data.slug !== slug || v.data.type !== type) {
192- const collision = loadDocument(v.data.slug, v.data.type);
193- if (collision && collision.id !== existing.id) {
194- const err = `a ${v.data.type} with slug "${v.data.slug}" already exists`;
195- if (json) return jsonResponse({ ok: false, error: err }, 409);
196- const html = await renderAdminEdit({
197- mode: "edit",
198- title: v.data.title,
199- slug: v.data.slug,
200- type: v.data.type,
201- doc: htmlToSx(v.data.html),
202- status: v.data.status,
203- primaryTag: v.data.primaryTag,
204- error: err,
205- });
206- return htmlResponse(html, 409);
207- }
208- deleteDocument(slug, type);
209- }
210- saveDocument({
211- slug: v.data.slug,
212- type: v.data.type,
213- title: v.data.title,
214- doc: htmlToSx(v.data.html),
215- status: v.data.status,
216- primaryTag: v.data.primaryTag,
217- });
218- if (json) {
219- return jsonResponse({ ok: true, ts: Date.now(), slug: v.data.slug, type: v.data.type });
220- }
221- return new Response(null, {
222- status: 303,
223- headers: { Location: `/admin/edit/${v.data.type}/${v.data.slug}` },
224- });
225- }
226-
227- // GET — render the stored sxdoc directly; c51_render_admin computes
228- // the textarea HTML projection and embeds the JSON for client hydration.
229- const html = await renderAdminEdit({
230- mode: "edit",
231- title: existing.title,
232- slug: existing.slug,
233- type: existing.type,
234- doc: existing.doc,
235- status: existing.status,
236- primaryTag: existing.primaryTag,
237- });
238- return htmlResponse(html);
239-};
240-
241-export const adminDeleteHandler = async (
242- req: Request & { params: { type: string; slug: string } },
243-): Promise<Response> => {
244- const auth = await requireAdmin(req);
245- if (!auth.ok) return auth.response;
246- if (req.method !== "POST") return new Response("POST only", { status: 405 });
247-
248- const type = req.params.type === "post" ? "post" : "page";
249- if (req.params.type !== "page" && req.params.type !== "post") {
250- return new Response("invalid type", { status: 400 });
251- }
252- deleteDocument(req.params.slug, type);
253- return new Response(null, { status: 303, headers: { Location: "/admin" } });
254-};
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1-// c21 (agents) — handlers for /agents (index) and /agents/:name (detail).
2-// Both compose Forgejo admin lookups (c14) with kata progress (c31) and
3-// the verdict store (c13). The route table in c21_app.ts forwards the
4-// matching path here.
5-
6-import {
7- FORGEJO_URL,
8- adminApiHeaders,
9- type ForgejoUserSummary,
10-} from "./c14_forgejo.ts";
11-import { computeProgress } from "./c31_commits.ts";
12-import { loadGame } from "./c31_games.ts";
13-import { allLatestRuns } from "./c13_database.ts";
14-import {
15- renderPage,
16- renderNotFound,
17- htmlResponse,
18-} from "./c51_render_layout.ts";
19-
20-export const renderAgentsIndex = async (): Promise<Response> => {
21- let users: ForgejoUserSummary[] = [];
22- const adminToken = process.env.FORGEJO_ADMIN_TOKEN;
23- if (adminToken) {
24- const r = await fetch(`${FORGEJO_URL}/api/v1/admin/users?limit=200`, {
25- headers: adminApiHeaders(),
26- });
27- if (r.ok) users = (await r.json()) as ForgejoUserSummary[];
28- }
29- // Drop the admin (id 1) and anyone whose visibility isn't "public" —
30- // private and limited agents stay invisible on the public index.
31- const agents = users.filter(
32- (u) => u.id !== 1 && !u.is_admin && (u.visibility ?? "public") === "public",
33- );
34-
35- // Per-agent score totals from the latest run per repo.
36- const allRuns = allLatestRuns();
37- const totalsByOwner = new Map<string, { score: number; runs: number }>();
38- for (const r of allRuns) {
39- const t = totalsByOwner.get(r.owner) ?? { score: 0, runs: 0 };
40- t.score += r.verdict.totalScore;
41- t.runs += 1;
42- totalsByOwner.set(r.owner, t);
43- }
44-
45- let body: string;
46- if (agents.length === 0) {
47- body = `# agents
48-
49-> No agents registered yet. Be the first.
50-
51-[ Register your agent → ](/agents/register)
52-`;
53- } else {
54- const rows = agents
55- .map((u) => {
56- const t = totalsByOwner.get(u.login) ?? { score: 0, runs: 0 };
57- const sign = t.score >= 0 ? "+" : "";
58- return `| [${u.login}](/agents/${u.login}) | ${t.runs} | ${sign}${t.score} |`;
59- })
60- .join("\n");
61- body = `# agents
62-
63-| agent | attempts | total score |
64-|---|---|---|
65-${rows}
66-
67-[ Register your agent → ](/agents/register)
68-`;
69- }
70-
71- const description =
72- agents.length === 0
73- ? "AI agents doing test-driven development on tdd.md — registration is open, sign in with GitHub to play."
74- : `${agents.length} AI ${agents.length === 1 ? "agent" : "agents"} doing test-driven development on tdd.md, scored on red→green discipline against hidden tests for agentic coding.`;
75-
76- const html = await renderPage({
77- title: "AI agents on tdd.md",
78- description,
79- bodyMarkdown: body,
80- ogPath: "https://tdd.md/agents",
81- active: "agents",
82- });
83- return htmlResponse(html);
84-};
85-
86-export const renderAgentDetail = async (
87- name: string,
88- viewer: string | null,
89-): Promise<Response> => {
90- const userRes = await fetch(`${FORGEJO_URL}/api/v1/users/${encodeURIComponent(name)}`, {
91- headers: adminApiHeaders(),
92- });
93- // Treat private/limited users as if they don't exist publicly —
94- // unless the logged-in viewer IS the owner. Owner can always see
95- // their own dashboard, public or not.
96- if (userRes.ok) {
97- const u = (await userRes.clone().json()) as ForgejoUserSummary;
98- const ownVisibility = u.visibility ?? "public";
99- if (ownVisibility !== "public" && viewer !== name) {
100- const html = await renderNotFound(`/agents/${name}`);
101- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
102- }
103- }
104- if (userRes.status === 404) {
105- const html = await renderPage({
106- title: `${name} — agents — tdd.md`,
107- bodyMarkdown: `# agents / ${name}\n\n> No agent registered with this name.\n\n[← all agents](/agents) · [register your own →](/agents/register)`,
108- ogPath: `https://tdd.md/agents/${name}`,
109- active: "agents",
110- });
111- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
112- }
113- const reposRes = await fetch(`${FORGEJO_URL}/api/v1/users/${encodeURIComponent(name)}/repos?limit=50`, {
114- headers: adminApiHeaders(),
115- });
116- const repos = reposRes.ok ? ((await reposRes.json()) as { name: string; description: string }[]) : [];
117-
118- const progressByRepo = await Promise.all(
119- repos.map(async (r) => {
120- const cRes = await fetch(
121- `${FORGEJO_URL}/api/v1/repos/${encodeURIComponent(name)}/${encodeURIComponent(r.name)}/commits?limit=50&stat=false`,
122- { headers: adminApiHeaders() },
123- );
124- const commits = cRes.ok ? ((await cRes.json()) as { commit: { message: string } }[]) : [];
125- return { repo: r, progress: computeProgress(commits) };
126- }),
127- );
128-
129- const totals: Record<string, number> = {};
130- for (const r of repos) {
131- try {
132- const game = await loadGame(r.name);
133- totals[r.name] = game.steps.length;
134- } catch {
135- // unknown kata, no total
136- }
137- }
138-
139- const isSelf = viewer === name;
140- let body = `# agents / ${name}\n\n`;
141- if (isSelf) {
142- body += `> Welcome back, ${name}. This is your dashboard — only you and admins see it when your profile is private.\n\n`;
143- }
144- if (repos.length === 0) {
145- body += "> Registered, but no kata attempts yet.\n\n[← all agents](/agents)";
146- } else {
147- body += "## attempts\n\n";
148- body += "| kata | verified | phases |\n|---|---|---|\n";
149- for (const { repo: r, progress } of progressByRepo) {
150- const total = totals[r.name];
151- const verified = progress.verifiedSteps.size;
152- const counter = total !== undefined ? `${verified} / ${total}` : `${verified} / ?`;
153- const phases = `<span class="red">red ${progress.redCount}</span> · <span class="green">green ${progress.greenCount}</span> · <span class="blue">refactor ${progress.refactorCount}</span>`;
154- body += `| [${r.name}](/${name}/${r.name}) | ${counter} | ${phases} |\n`;
155- }
156- }
157-
158- if (isSelf) {
159- body += `\n\n---\n\n[sign out](/auth/logout) · [toggle visibility](#) <span class="muted">(POST /api/agents/${name}/visibility with your push token)</span>`;
160- }
161-
162- const verifiedSteps = progressByRepo.reduce((acc, p) => acc + p.progress.verifiedSteps.size, 0);
163- const description =
164- repos.length === 0
165- ? `${name} just registered on tdd.md — no kata attempts yet.`
166- : `${name}'s TDD attempts on tdd.md: ${repos.length} ${repos.length === 1 ? "kata" : "katas"} pushed, ${verifiedSteps} verified red→green ${verifiedSteps === 1 ? "step" : "steps"}.`;
167- const html = await renderPage({
168- title: `${name} · TDD attempts — tdd.md`,
169- description,
170- bodyMarkdown: body,
171- ogPath: `https://tdd.md/agents/${name}`,
172- active: "agents",
173- });
174- return htmlResponse(html);
175-};
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@@ -1,95 +0,0 @@
1-// c21 — handlers: agent-facing JSON API. Manual judge trigger
2-// (admin-token-gated) and the self-service visibility toggle (agent
3-// pushes their own Forgejo token to flip public|limited|private).
4-// Extracted from c21_app.ts per the SAMA Atomic rule. The push-driven
5-// judge entry point lives in c21_handlers_webhook — different auth
6-// model (HMAC), different concept.
7-
8-import { judge } from "./c14_judge.ts";
9-import { timingSafeEqual } from "./c32_session.ts";
10-import {
11- FORGEJO_URL,
12- adminApiHeaders,
13-} from "./c14_forgejo.ts";
14-
15-export const judgeApiHandler = async (
16- req: Request & { params: { owner: string; repo: string } },
17-): Promise<Response> => {
18- if (req.method !== "POST") {
19- return new Response("method not allowed; POST to trigger a judge run", { status: 405 });
20- }
21- // Manual triggers require the admin token. Push-driven runs come
22- // through /api/forgejo/webhook with HMAC signature verification.
23- const adminToken = process.env.FORGEJO_ADMIN_TOKEN;
24- const provided = req.headers.get("authorization")?.replace(/^[Bb]earer\s+/, "") ?? "";
25- if (!adminToken || !timingSafeEqual(provided, adminToken)) {
26- return new Response(
27- "unauthorized — POST with `Authorization: Bearer <admin-token>`",
28- { status: 401 },
29- );
30- }
31- try {
32- const verdict = await judge(req.params.owner, req.params.repo);
33- return Response.json(verdict);
34- } catch (err) {
35- return Response.json({ error: (err as Error).message }, { status: 500 });
36- }
37-};
38-
39-// Self-service visibility toggle. Agent posts their push token in
40-// Authorization, picks "public" | "limited" | "private". We verify
41-// the token actually belongs to :name by hitting Forgejo's /user
42-// endpoint with it, then PATCH the user via the admin token.
43-export const agentVisibilityHandler = async (
44- req: Request & { params: { name: string } },
45-): Promise<Response> => {
46- if (req.method !== "POST") return new Response("POST only", { status: 405 });
47- const name = req.params.name;
48- const provided = req.headers.get("authorization")?.replace(/^[Bb]earer\s+/, "") ?? "";
49- if (!provided) return Response.json({ error: "missing bearer token" }, { status: 401 });
50-
51- // Verify the token belongs to :name (or is the admin token).
52- const adminToken = process.env.FORGEJO_ADMIN_TOKEN ?? "";
53- let allowed = !!adminToken && timingSafeEqual(provided, adminToken);
54- if (!allowed) {
55- const meRes = await fetch(`${FORGEJO_URL}/api/v1/user`, {
56- headers: { Authorization: `token ${provided}` },
57- });
58- if (meRes.ok) {
59- const me = (await meRes.json()) as { login?: string };
60- allowed = me.login === name;
61- }
62- }
63- if (!allowed) return Response.json({ error: "token does not match agent" }, { status: 403 });
64-
65- let body: { visibility?: string };
66- try {
67- body = (await req.json()) as { visibility?: string };
68- } catch {
69- return Response.json({ error: "invalid json" }, { status: 400 });
70- }
71- const visibility = body.visibility;
72- if (visibility !== "public" && visibility !== "limited" && visibility !== "private") {
73- return Response.json(
74- { error: "visibility must be one of public|limited|private" },
75- { status: 400 },
76- );
77- }
78-
79- const patchRes = await fetch(
80- `${FORGEJO_URL}/api/v1/admin/users/${encodeURIComponent(name)}`,
81- {
82- method: "PATCH",
83- headers: { ...adminApiHeaders(), "Content-Type": "application/json" },
84- body: JSON.stringify({ visibility, source_id: 0, login_name: name }),
85- },
86- );
87- if (!patchRes.ok) {
88- const text = await patchRes.text();
89- return Response.json(
90- { error: `forgejo PATCH failed: ${patchRes.status} ${text}` },
91- { status: 502 },
92- );
93- }
94- return Response.json({ name, visibility });
95-};
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@@ -1,170 +0,0 @@
1-// c21 (auth) — GitHub OAuth start + callback handlers. Composes
2-// c14_github (token exchange + user fetch), c14_forgejo (existence check
3-// + agent registration), c32_session (sign + cookie), c51 layout for
4-// the welcome page rendered after first-time registration.
5-
6-import * as github from "./c14_github.ts";
7-import * as forgejo from "./c14_forgejo.ts";
8-import { parseUrl } from "./c14_request_parse.ts";
9-import {
10- SESSION_TTL_SEC,
11- parseCookies,
12- signSession,
13- sessionCookieHeader,
14- timingSafeEqual,
15- randomHex,
16-} from "./c32_session.ts";
17-import { renderPage, errorPage } from "./c51_render_layout.ts";
18-
19-const BASE_URL = process.env.BASE_URL ?? "https://tdd.md";
20-const CALLBACK_URL = `${BASE_URL}/auth/github/callback`;
21-
22-const CLEAR_OAUTH_STATE =
23- "tdd_oauth_state=; Path=/auth; HttpOnly; Secure; SameSite=Lax; Max-Age=0";
24-const CLEAR_OAUTH_RETURN =
25- "tdd_oauth_return=; Path=/auth; HttpOnly; Secure; SameSite=Lax; Max-Age=0";
26-
27-// Same-origin internal path. Anything that doesn't start with a single
28-// "/" or that contains "//" / ":" is rejected to prevent open-redirect.
29-const isSafeReturnTo = (s: string): boolean =>
30- s.startsWith("/") && !s.startsWith("//") && !s.includes("\n") && !s.includes("\r") && s.length < 1024;
31-
32-export const startGithubOauth = (req?: Request): Response => {
33- if (!github.isConfigured() || !forgejo.isConfigured()) {
34- return new Response("registration is not configured on this server", { status: 503 });
35- }
36- const nonce = randomHex(16);
37- const headers = new Headers();
38- headers.append("Set-Cookie", `tdd_oauth_state=${nonce}; Path=/auth; HttpOnly; Secure; SameSite=Lax; Max-Age=600`);
39-
40- // Optional ?to=<path> query — set a return cookie the callback
41- // honours after a successful sign-in. Used by /edit and /admin
42- // links so the user lands back where they came from.
43- if (req) {
44- const urlR = parseUrl(req.url);
45- const to = urlR.ok ? urlR.value.searchParams.get("to") : null;
46- if (to && isSafeReturnTo(to)) {
47- headers.append(
48- "Set-Cookie",
49- `tdd_oauth_return=${encodeURIComponent(to)}; Path=/auth; HttpOnly; Secure; SameSite=Lax; Max-Age=600`,
50- );
51- }
52- }
53- headers.set("Location", github.authorizeUrl(nonce, CALLBACK_URL));
54- return new Response(null, { status: 302, headers });
55-};
56-
57-const welcomeBody = (reg: forgejo.AgentRegistration): string => {
58- const verb = reg.isNew ? "created" : "rotated";
59- return `# welcome, ${reg.username}
60-
61-> Your tdd.md agent has been ${verb}. **Save the token below — this page is the only time you'll see it.** If you lose it, [register again](/agents/register) to issue a fresh one (the old one will stop working).
62-
63-## push token
64-
65-\`\`\`
66-${reg.pushToken}
67-\`\`\`
68-
69-## kata: string-calc
70-
71-Your repo is at [\`git.tdd.md/${reg.username}/string-calc\`](https://git.tdd.md/${reg.username}/string-calc), already initialized with a default branch \`main\`.
72-
73-\`\`\`
74-git clone ${reg.repoCloneUrl}
75-cd string-calc
76-
77-# play the kata, commit per phase
78-# red: commit a failing test
79-# green: commit the impl that makes it pass
80-# refactor: commit a structural change with tests staying green
81-
82-git push
83-# username: ${reg.username}
84-# password: <paste the token above>
85-\`\`\`
86-
87-When you push, the judge replays your commits and posts the verdict at [/agents/${reg.username}/string-calc](/agents/${reg.username}/string-calc).
88-
89-[← spec](/games/string-calc) · [all agents](/agents)
90-`;
91-};
92-
93-export const handleGithubCallback = async (req: Request): Promise<Response> => {
94- const urlR = parseUrl(req.url);
95- if (!urlR.ok) return errorPage("invalid callback URL");
96- const url = urlR.value;
97- const code = url.searchParams.get("code");
98- const state = url.searchParams.get("state");
99- if (!code || !state) return errorPage("missing code or state");
100-
101- const cookies = parseCookies(req.headers.get("cookie"));
102- const cookieState = cookies.tdd_oauth_state;
103- if (!cookieState || !timingSafeEqual(cookieState, state)) {
104- return errorPage("state mismatch — open the registration page again and retry");
105- }
106-
107- let username: string;
108- let email: string;
109- let fullName: string | null;
110- try {
111- const accessToken = await github.exchangeCode(code, CALLBACK_URL);
112- const user = await github.fetchUser(accessToken);
113- username = user.login;
114- fullName = user.name;
115- // GitHub's noreply email format: unique per account, never collides
116- // with another Forgejo user. We don't need a deliverable address —
117- // agents authenticate by token, not by email reset flow.
118- email = `${user.id}+${user.login}@users.noreply.github.com`;
119- } catch (err) {
120- return errorPage(`github oauth failed: ${(err as Error).message}`, 400);
121- }
122-
123- // Login vs register: if the user already exists in Forgejo, this
124- // is a returning visitor — set the session cookie, redirect to
125- // their dashboard (or to the cookie-stored returnTo path, when one
126- // was set by /auth/github/start?to=...), don't rotate their token.
127- const isExisting = await forgejo.userExists(username);
128- const sessionToken = await signSession(username);
129- const sessionCookie = sessionCookieHeader(sessionToken, SESSION_TTL_SEC);
130- const returnToRaw = cookies.tdd_oauth_return ? decodeURIComponent(cookies.tdd_oauth_return) : null;
131- const returnTo = returnToRaw && isSafeReturnTo(returnToRaw) ? returnToRaw : null;
132-
133- if (isExisting) {
134- return new Response(null, {
135- status: 302,
136- headers: new Headers([
137- ["Location", returnTo ?? `/agents/${username}`],
138- ["Set-Cookie", sessionCookie],
139- ["Set-Cookie", CLEAR_OAUTH_STATE],
140- ["Set-Cookie", CLEAR_OAUTH_RETURN],
141- ]),
142- });
143- }
144-
145- let reg: forgejo.AgentRegistration;
146- try {
147- reg = await forgejo.registerAgent({
148- username,
149- email,
150- fullName: fullName ?? undefined,
151- });
152- } catch (err) {
153- return errorPage(`failed to create your agent: ${(err as Error).message}`, 422);
154- }
155-
156- const html = await renderPage({
157- title: `welcome ${reg.username} — tdd.md`,
158- bodyMarkdown: welcomeBody(reg),
159- active: "agents",
160- noindex: true,
161- });
162- return new Response(html, {
163- headers: new Headers([
164- ["Content-Type", "text/html; charset=utf-8"],
165- ["Set-Cookie", sessionCookie],
166- ["Set-Cookie", CLEAR_OAUTH_STATE],
167- ["Set-Cookie", CLEAR_OAUTH_RETURN],
168- ]),
169- });
170-};
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@@ -1,90 +0,0 @@
1-// c21 — handler: SAMA-native commit view at
2-// GET /GIT/:owner/:repo/commit/:sha
3-// and a raw-diff sibling at
4-// GET /GIT/:owner/:repo/commit/:sha.diff
5-//
6-// Composes c14 (Forgejo HTTP), c31 (diff parser), c51 (render). The
7-// route prefix is uppercase /GIT/ to make it visually distinct from
8-// the markdown content sections (/sama, /blog, /guides). Visitors who
9-// land on git.tdd.md are bounced here by the deploy-time tunnel rule
10-// (out of scope for this handler — handler just owns the rendering).
11-
12-import { renderNotFound, htmlResponse } from "./c51_render_layout.ts";
13-import { getCommit, getCommitDiff } from "./c14_git.ts";
14-import { LIVE_REPO_OWNER, LIVE_REPO_NAME } from "./c31_site_config.ts";
15-import { parseUnifiedDiff } from "./c31_diff_parse.ts";
16-import { renderCommitView } from "./c51_render_commit.ts";
17-
18-// Owner/repo + sha shape — paranoid because these go straight into a
19-// Forgejo URL. Owner/repo allow letters/digits/hyphens/underscores/dots;
20-// sha is hex 7-64 (Forgejo accepts shortened SHAs but our render assumes
21-// full ones because we use them in URLs).
22-const SAFE_OWNER_REPO = /^[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._-]{0,99}$/;
23-const SAFE_SHA = /^[a-f0-9]{7,64}$/;
24-
25-const isValid = (owner: string, repo: string, sha: string): boolean =>
26- SAFE_OWNER_REPO.test(owner) && SAFE_OWNER_REPO.test(repo) && SAFE_SHA.test(sha);
27-
28-export const commitViewHandler = async (
29- req: Request & { params: { owner: string; repo: string; sha: string } },
30-): Promise<Response> => {
31- const { owner, repo } = req.params;
32- // The :sha param may carry a trailing ".diff" because the route
33- // pattern doesn't have a separate one. Normalise + branch.
34- const rawSha = req.params.sha;
35- const wantsDiff = rawSha.endsWith(".diff");
36- const sha = wantsDiff ? rawSha.slice(0, -5) : rawSha;
37- const fullPath = `/GIT/${owner}/${repo}/commit/${rawSha}`;
38-
39- if (!isValid(owner, repo, sha)) {
40- const html = await renderNotFound(fullPath);
41- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
42- }
43-
44- // /GIT/ now serves only syntaxai/tdd.md (our local bare repo via
45- // c14_git). Other (owner, repo) pairs would historically have been
46- // proxied to Forgejo for agent katas — that's a separate concern
47- // and currently 404s. If we want it back, add a Forgejo fallback
48- // branch here keyed on the owner/repo pair.
49- if (owner !== LIVE_REPO_OWNER || repo !== LIVE_REPO_NAME) {
50- const html = await renderNotFound(fullPath);
51- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
52- }
53-
54- if (wantsDiff) {
55- const diffText = await getCommitDiff(sha);
56- if (diffText === null) {
57- const html = await renderNotFound(fullPath);
58- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
59- }
60- return new Response(diffText, {
61- headers: {
62- "Content-Type": "text/plain; charset=utf-8",
63- "Cache-Control": "public, max-age=300",
64- },
65- });
66- }
67-
68- const commit = await getCommit(sha);
69- if (commit === null) {
70- const html = await renderNotFound(fullPath);
71- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
72- }
73- const diffText = (await getCommitDiff(sha)) ?? "";
74- const diff = parseUnifiedDiff(diffText);
75- // c14_git's GitCommit shape matches what c51_render_commit needs
76- // (it used to take ForgejoCommitDetail; same field names + types).
77- const detail = {
78- sha: commit.sha,
79- parents: commit.parents,
80- authorName: commit.authorName,
81- authorEmail: commit.authorEmail,
82- authorDate: commit.authorDate,
83- committerName: commit.committerName,
84- committerEmail: commit.committerEmail,
85- committerDate: commit.committerDate,
86- message: commit.message,
87- };
88- const html = await renderCommitView({ owner, repo, detail, diff });
89- return htmlResponse(html);
90-};
removed src/c21_handlers_content.ts +0 −36
@@ -1,36 +0,0 @@
1-// c21 — public read-only render for sxdoc-backed pages.
2-//
3-// Routes (mounted in c21_app.ts):
4-// GET /p/:slug — single-segment fast path via routes table
5-// GET /p/<multi-segment> — multi-segment via appFetch regex fallback
6-//
7-// Composes c13_database (loadDocument), c51_render_sxdoc (sxToHtml),
8-// and c51_render_layout (renderPage chrome). Drafts (status=draft) 404
9-// publicly — only published pages are reachable.
10-//
11-// Scope note: posts get their own Ghost-style permalink in Fase 4
12-// (/blog/{primary_tag}/{slug}). For now only pages are public. Hitting
13-// /p/<slug> when a row exists with type=post still 404's so we can't
14-// accidentally leak a draft post-shape via the page route.
15-
16-import { loadDocument } from "./c13_database.ts";
17-import { sxToHtml } from "./c51_render_sxdoc.ts";
18-import { htmlResponse, renderPage, renderNotFound } from "./c51_render_layout.ts";
19-
20-export const publicPageHandler = async (
21- req: Request & { params: { slug: string } },
22-): Promise<Response> => renderPublicPage(req.params.slug);
23-
24-export const renderPublicPage = async (slug: string): Promise<Response> => {
25- const row = loadDocument(slug, "page");
26- if (!row || row.status !== "published") {
27- const html = await renderNotFound(`/p/${slug}`);
28- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
29- }
30- const html = await renderPage({
31- title: `${row.title} — tdd.md`,
32- bodyHtml: sxToHtml(row.doc),
33- ogPath: `https://tdd.md/p/${slug}`,
34- });
35- return htmlResponse(html);
36-};
removed src/c21_handlers_edit.ts +0 −120
@@ -1,120 +0,0 @@
1-// c21 — handlers: the self-hosted editor. Admin-only flow:
2-// GET → form (login wall + non-admin wall as gates), POST → write
3-// commit straight to the local bare git repo via c14_git, then mirror
4-// to the container's content/ filesystem so the live page reflects it.
5-// Forgejo no longer participates in tdd.md's own repo lifecycle.
6-
7-import { renderNotFound, htmlResponse } from "./c51_render_layout.ts";
8-import { getViewer } from "./c32_session.ts";
9-import { resolveEdit, type ResolvedEdit } from "./c32_edit_resolve.ts";
10-import {
11- validateEditBody,
12- isNoOpEdit,
13- EditValidationError,
14-} from "./c31_edit_validation.ts";
15-import { ADMIN_USERNAME } from "./c31_site_config.ts";
16-import {
17- commitFile,
18- getFileBlobSha,
19- type GitCommitOutcome,
20-} from "./c14_git.ts";
21-import { buildCommitMessage, noreplyEmail } from "./c31_commit_meta.ts";
22-import {
23- renderEditFormPage,
24- renderEditLoginWall,
25- renderEditNonAdminWall,
26- renderEditAppliedLive,
27- renderEditCommitFailed,
28-} from "./c51_render_edit.ts";
29-
30-const readCurrentBody = async (filePath: string): Promise<string | null> => {
31- const file = Bun.file(`./${filePath}`);
32- if (!(await file.exists())) return null;
33- return await file.text();
34-};
35-
36-// Mirror the Forgejo write to the container's local filesystem so the
37-// next page render reflects the change without waiting for the next
38-// deploy. The deploy script's git-pull-from-Forgejo restores the same
39-// bytes on container restart.
40-const applyLiveEdit = async (resolved: ResolvedEdit, body: string): Promise<void> => {
41- await Bun.write(`./${resolved.filePath}`, body);
42-};
43-
44-// GET + POST /edit/:section/:slug — single handler, branches on method.
45-export const editPageHandler = async (req: Request & { params: { section: string; slug: string } }): Promise<Response> => {
46- const resolved = resolveEdit(req.params.section, req.params.slug);
47- if (!resolved) {
48- const html = await renderNotFound(`/edit/${req.params.section}/${req.params.slug}`);
49- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
50- }
51-
52- const viewer = await getViewer(req);
53- if (!viewer) {
54- const html = await renderEditLoginWall(resolved);
55- return htmlResponse(html, 401);
56- }
57-
58- if (viewer !== ADMIN_USERNAME) {
59- const html = await renderEditNonAdminWall(resolved, viewer);
60- return htmlResponse(html, 403);
61- }
62-
63- if (req.method === "POST") {
64- const form = await req.formData();
65- let body: string;
66- try {
67- body = validateEditBody(form.get("body"));
68- } catch (e) {
69- if (e instanceof EditValidationError) {
70- return new Response(`edit rejected: ${e.message}`, { status: 400 });
71- }
72- throw e;
73- }
74- const current = (await readCurrentBody(resolved.filePath)) ?? "";
75- if (isNoOpEdit(current, body)) {
76- // No diff — skip the Forgejo round-trip and bounce back to the
77- // form so the user can either change something or cancel.
78- return new Response(null, {
79- status: 303,
80- headers: { Location: `/edit/${resolved.section}/${resolved.slug}` },
81- });
82- }
83-
84- // Git commit FIRST against the local bare repo, then live filesystem
85- // write. Git's update-ref gives us free optimistic concurrency
86- // (we pass the parent SHA as the expected oldvalue — a concurrent
87- // commit fails with kind:"conflict"). Writing FS only after a
88- // successful commit avoids the "live but uncommitted" state that
89- // would vanish at the next deploy.
90- const priorBlobSha = await getFileBlobSha("main", resolved.filePath);
91- const outcome: GitCommitOutcome = await commitFile({
92- branch: "main",
93- path: resolved.filePath,
94- content: body,
95- priorBlobSha,
96- message: buildCommitMessage({
97- title: resolved.title,
98- author: viewer,
99- filePath: resolved.filePath,
100- }),
101- authorName: viewer,
102- authorEmail: noreplyEmail(viewer),
103- });
104- if (!outcome.ok) {
105- // Status 200 (not 5xx): Cloudflare replaces 5xx responses with
106- // its own error page, hiding our diagnostic. The HTML body
107- // carries the failure semantics; status only affects routing
108- // and caching.
109- const html = await renderEditCommitFailed(resolved, outcome);
110- return htmlResponse(html, outcome.kind === "conflict" ? 409 : 200);
111- }
112- await applyLiveEdit(resolved, body);
113- const html = await renderEditAppliedLive(resolved, outcome);
114- return htmlResponse(html);
115- }
116-
117- const current = (await readCurrentBody(resolved.filePath)) ?? "";
118- const html = await renderEditFormPage(resolved, current, viewer);
119- return htmlResponse(html);
120-};
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@@ -1,140 +0,0 @@
1-// c21 — handlers: the Bun.serve `fetch` fallback. Catches every request
2-// the routes table can't express directly: regex-matched multi-segment
3-// slugs (admin edit/delete, /p/<deep/slug>), the /GIT browse tree, the
4-// bare /<owner>/<repo>.git redirect, the git smart/dumb-HTTP proxy, and
5-// the bare /<owner>/<repo> repo view. Extracted from c21_app.ts per the
6-// SAMA Atomic rule.
7-
8-import {
9- renderNotFound,
10- htmlResponse,
11-} from "./c51_render_layout.ts";
12-import { proxyToForgejo } from "./c14_forgejo.ts";
13-import { parseUrl } from "./c14_request_parse.ts";
14-import { getViewer } from "./c32_session.ts";
15-import { renderRepoView } from "./c21_handlers_repo_view.ts";
16-import {
17- adminEditHandler,
18- adminDeleteHandler,
19-} from "./c21_handlers_admin.ts";
20-import { renderPublicPage } from "./c21_handlers_content.ts";
21-import {
22- parseRepoBrowsePath,
23- repoBrowseHandler,
24-} from "./c21_handlers_repo_browse.ts";
25-
26-const isGitProtocol = (pathname: string, search: URLSearchParams): boolean => {
27- if (pathname.includes(".git/") || pathname.endsWith(".git")) return true;
28- if (
29- pathname.endsWith("/info/refs") &&
30- (search.get("service") === "git-upload-pack" || search.get("service") === "git-receive-pack")
31- ) {
32- return true;
33- }
34- if (pathname.endsWith("/git-upload-pack") || pathname.endsWith("/git-receive-pack")) {
35- return true;
36- }
37- return false;
38-};
39-
40-export const appFetch = async (req: Request): Promise<Response> => {
41- const urlR = parseUrl(req.url);
42- // Bun.serve guarantees req.url is well-formed for routed requests;
43- // if parseUrl somehow fails, fall through to a 404 via the default
44- // notFound branch at the end of this function.
45- if (!urlR.ok) {
46- const html = await renderNotFound("/");
47- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
48- }
49- const url = urlR.value;
50-
51- // Admin edit/delete on multi-segment slugs (company/about, docs/spec/grammar
52- // etc.). Bun's `:slug` param can't span "/" so anything with two-or-more
53- // segments after the type slot ends up here. Single-segment is handled
54- // by the routes table and never reaches this branch.
55- const adminEditMulti = url.pathname.match(
56- /^\/admin\/edit\/(page|post)\/([a-z0-9_\-/]+?)\/?$/,
57- );
58- if (adminEditMulti) {
59- const reqP = Object.assign(req, {
60- params: { type: adminEditMulti[1]!, slug: adminEditMulti[2]! },
61- });
62- return adminEditHandler(reqP);
63- }
64- const adminDeleteMulti = url.pathname.match(
65- /^\/admin\/delete\/(page|post)\/([a-z0-9_\-/]+?)\/?$/,
66- );
67- if (adminDeleteMulti) {
68- const reqP = Object.assign(req, {
69- params: { type: adminDeleteMulti[1]!, slug: adminDeleteMulti[2]! },
70- });
71- return adminDeleteHandler(reqP);
72- }
73-
74- // Public sxdoc-backed pages on multi-segment slugs (e.g.
75- // /p/company/about, /p/docs/spec/grammar). Single-segment goes through
76- // the explicit `/p/:slug` route on Bun.serve.
77- const publicPageMulti = url.pathname.match(/^\/p\/([a-z0-9_\-/]+?)\/?$/);
78- if (publicPageMulti) {
79- return renderPublicPage(publicPageMulti[1]!);
80- }
81-
82- // Bare /<owner>/<repo>.git (no sub-path) is what someone gets when
83- // they paste the clone URL into a browser. Without intervention our
84- // proxy hands it to Forgejo, whose chrome then leaks onto tdd.md.
85- // Redirect to the clean URL so the visitor lands on the Bun-native
86- // scoreboard. Real git operations always have sub-paths
87- // (/info/refs, /git-upload-pack, /objects/...) and continue to be
88- // proxied below.
89- const bareGitUrl = url.pathname.match(
90- /^\/([A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9-]*)\/([A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._-]*)\.git\/?$/,
91- );
92- if (bareGitUrl) {
93- return new Response(null, {
94- status: 302,
95- headers: { Location: `/${bareGitUrl[1]}/${bareGitUrl[2]}` },
96- });
97- }
98-
99- // SAMA-native repo browse at /GIT/:owner/:repo/{tree,blob,raw}/:ref/<path>.
100- // The wildcard path needs more flexibility than Bun's :param routes
101- // give us (no slashes), so we match in the fallback fetch instead.
102- const gitBrowseMatch = url.pathname.match(
103- /^\/GIT\/([A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._-]+)\/([A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._-]+)\/(.+)$/,
104- );
105- if (gitBrowseMatch) {
106- const owner = gitBrowseMatch[1]!;
107- const repo = gitBrowseMatch[2]!;
108- const suffix = gitBrowseMatch[3]!;
109- // Skip the commit/<sha> shape — that's c21_handlers_commit_view's
110- // turf and lives as an explicit Bun.serve route in c21_app.
111- if (!suffix.startsWith("commit/")) {
112- const target = parseRepoBrowsePath(suffix);
113- if (target !== null) {
114- return repoBrowseHandler(req, owner, repo, target);
115- }
116- }
117- }
118-
119- // Git smart-HTTP and dumb-HTTP — proxy raw to Forgejo.
120- if (isGitProtocol(url.pathname, url.searchParams)) {
121- return proxyToForgejo(req, url.pathname + url.search);
122- }
123-
124- // Bare repo URL: /<owner>/<repo> — render Bun-native view via Forgejo API.
125- // Two segments only, no trailing path. Reserved top-level paths are
126- // already matched by explicit routes in c21_app and never reach here.
127- const repoMatch = url.pathname.match(/^\/([A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9-]*)\/([A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._-]*)\/?$/);
128- if (repoMatch) {
129- const viewer = await getViewer(req);
130- return renderRepoView(repoMatch[1]!, repoMatch[2]!, viewer);
131- }
132-
133- const html = await renderNotFound(url.pathname);
134- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
135-};
136-
137-export const appError = (err: Error): Response => {
138- console.error(err);
139- return new Response("internal error", { status: 500 });
140-};
removed src/c21_handlers_leaderboard.ts +0 −71
@@ -1,71 +0,0 @@
1-// c21 (leaderboard) — handler that ranks tracked agents by their kata
2-// verdict totals. Forgejo admin lookup gives us the public/limited
3-// filter; c13 supplies the per-repo verdicts.
4-
5-import {
6- FORGEJO_URL,
7- adminApiHeaders,
8- type ForgejoUserSummary,
9-} from "./c14_forgejo.ts";
10-import { allLatestRuns } from "./c13_database.ts";
11-import {
12- renderPage,
13- htmlResponse,
14-} from "./c51_render_layout.ts";
15-
16-export const renderLeaderboard = async (): Promise<Response> => {
17- // Only show runs whose owner is public. Fetch the user list once
18- // and build a Set so we can filter without N+1 lookups.
19- const adminToken = process.env.FORGEJO_ADMIN_TOKEN;
20- const publicOwners = new Set<string>();
21- if (adminToken) {
22- const r = await fetch(`${FORGEJO_URL}/api/v1/admin/users?limit=200`, {
23- headers: adminApiHeaders(),
24- });
25- if (r.ok) {
26- const users = (await r.json()) as ForgejoUserSummary[];
27- for (const u of users) {
28- if ((u.visibility ?? "public") === "public") publicOwners.add(u.login);
29- }
30- }
31- }
32- const runs = allLatestRuns()
33- .filter((r) => publicOwners.size === 0 || publicOwners.has(r.owner))
34- .sort((a, b) => b.verdict.totalScore - a.verdict.totalScore);
35- let body: string;
36- if (runs.length === 0) {
37- body = `# leaderboard
38-
39-> No verdicts yet. The first agent to push a red→green pair lands here.
40-
41-[ Register your agent → ](/agents/register)
42-`;
43- } else {
44- const rows = runs
45- .map((r, i) => {
46- const sign = r.verdict.totalScore >= 0 ? "+" : "";
47- const verified = r.verdict.steps.filter((s) => s.status === "verified").length;
48- return `| ${i + 1} | [${r.owner}](/agents/${r.owner}) | [${r.repo}](/${r.owner}/${r.repo}) | ${sign}${r.verdict.totalScore} | ${verified} |`;
49- })
50- .join("\n");
51- body = `# leaderboard
52-
53-| rank | agent | kata | score | verified steps |
54-|---|---|---|---|---|
55-${rows}
56-`;
57- }
58- const description =
59- runs.length === 0
60- ? "TDD leaderboard for AI agents on tdd.md — be the first verdict."
61- : `Top AI agents by TDD score on tdd.md — ${runs.length} ranked ${runs.length === 1 ? "submission" : "submissions"} graded on red→green discipline and hidden test pass rate.`;
62-
63- const html = await renderPage({
64- title: "TDD leaderboard — tdd.md",
65- description,
66- bodyMarkdown: body,
67- ogPath: "https://tdd.md/leaderboard",
68- active: "leaderboard",
69- });
70- return htmlResponse(html);
71-};
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@@ -1,115 +0,0 @@
1-// c21 — handlers: /projects cluster. Landing page lists every active
2-// project from the SQLite store, /projects/new accepts a `owner/repo`
3-// form (GitHub source-of-truth check + upsert), /projects/:owner/:name
4-// renders the per-project detail page. Extracted from c21_app.ts per
5-// the SAMA Atomic rule.
6-
7-import { parseUrl } from "./c14_request_parse.ts";
8-import {
9- renderPage,
10- renderNotFound,
11- htmlResponse,
12-} from "./c51_render_layout.ts";
13-import {
14- projectsLandingMd,
15- projectRegisterMd,
16- projectDetailMd,
17-} from "./c51_render_projects.ts";
18-import { parseRepoIdentifier } from "./c31_project_config.ts";
19-import { fetchProjectConfig } from "./c14_github.ts";
20-import {
21- listActiveProjects,
22- getProject,
23- upsertProject,
24-} from "./c13_database.ts";
25-import { getViewer } from "./c32_session.ts";
26-
27-export const projectsLandingHandler = async (): Promise<Response> => {
28- const projects = listActiveProjects();
29- const html = await renderPage({
30- title: "Projects — tdd.md",
31- description:
32- "Real repos opted in to tdd.md scoring. Each project drops .tdd-md.json at its root and gets its commits judged structurally for TDD discipline.",
33- bodyMarkdown: projectsLandingMd(projects),
34- ogPath: "https://tdd.md/projects",
35- });
36- return htmlResponse(html);
37-};
38-
39-export const projectsNewHandler = async (req: Request): Promise<Response> => {
40- const viewer = await getViewer(req);
41- if (req.method === "GET") {
42- const urlR = parseUrl(req.url);
43- const prefilled = urlR.ok ? (urlR.value.searchParams.get("repo") ?? undefined) : undefined;
44- const html = await renderPage({
45- title: "Register a project — tdd.md",
46- description:
47- "Onboard a real repo for TDD-discipline scoring. Drops .tdd-md.json at the repo root, register here, and the reports begin tracking commits on its tracked branches.",
48- bodyMarkdown: projectRegisterMd(viewer, prefilled),
49- ogPath: "https://tdd.md/projects/new",
50- noindex: true,
51- });
52- return htmlResponse(html);
53- }
54- if (req.method !== "POST") return new Response("method not allowed", { status: 405 });
55- if (!viewer) return new Response("unauthorized — sign in first", { status: 401 });
56-
57- let raw = "";
58- try {
59- const form = await req.formData();
60- raw = String(form.get("repo") ?? "").trim();
61- } catch {
62- return new Response("invalid form body", { status: 400 });
63- }
64-
65- const renderError = async (message: string, status = 400): Promise<Response> => {
66- const html = await renderPage({
67- title: "Register a project — tdd.md",
68- bodyMarkdown: projectRegisterMd(viewer, raw, message),
69- ogPath: "https://tdd.md/projects/new",
70- noindex: true,
71- });
72- return htmlResponse(html, status);
73- };
74-
75- let owner: string;
76- let repo: string;
77- try {
78- ({ owner, repo } = parseRepoIdentifier(raw));
79- } catch (err) {
80- return renderError((err as Error).message);
81- }
82-
83- let config;
84- try {
85- config = await fetchProjectConfig(owner, repo);
86- } catch (err) {
87- return renderError((err as Error).message);
88- }
89-
90- upsertProject(viewer, owner, repo, config);
91- return new Response(null, {
92- status: 303,
93- headers: { Location: `/projects/${owner}/${repo}` },
94- });
95-};
96-
97-export const projectDetailHandler = async (
98- req: Request & { params: { repoOwner: string; repoName: string } },
99-): Promise<Response> => {
100- const { repoOwner, repoName } = req.params;
101- const project = getProject(repoOwner, repoName);
102- if (!project) {
103- const html = await renderNotFound(`/projects/${repoOwner}/${repoName}`);
104- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
105- }
106- const html = await renderPage({
107- title: `${project.displayName ?? `${project.repoOwner}/${project.repoName}`} — tdd.md`,
108- description: `${project.repoOwner}/${project.repoName} on tdd.md — ${
109- project.testRunner === "none" ? "trace-mode" : project.testRunner
110- } judging across ${project.trackedBranches.join(", ")}.`,
111- bodyMarkdown: projectDetailMd(project),
112- ogPath: `https://tdd.md/projects/${project.repoOwner}/${project.repoName}`,
113- });
114- return htmlResponse(html);
115-};
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@@ -1,129 +0,0 @@
1-// c21 — handler: SAMA-native browsable repo at /GIT/.
2-// GET /GIT/:owner/:repo/tree/:ref/<path> → directory listing
3-// GET /GIT/:owner/:repo/blob/:ref/<path> → file viewer (md rendered)
4-// GET /GIT/:owner/:repo/raw/:ref/<path> → raw file content
5-//
6-// Sits next to c21_handlers_commit_view (commit detail) — the two
7-// together replace what visitors used to need git.tdd.md for. Reads
8-// from the local bare repo via c14_git.lsTree / c14_git.readBlobAtRef.
9-//
10-// The owner/repo pair must match the locally-served bare repo
11-// (syntaxai/tdd.md). Other pairs 404 — agent kata browse is not in
12-// scope here. Path traversal is blocked by validating against
13-// patterns that disallow ".." and absolute leading-slash inputs.
14-
15-import { renderNotFound, htmlResponse } from "./c51_render_layout.ts";
16-import { lsTree, readBlobAtRef } from "./c14_git.ts";
17-import { LIVE_REPO_OWNER, LIVE_REPO_NAME } from "./c31_site_config.ts";
18-import { renderRepoTree, renderRepoBlob } from "./c51_render_repo.ts";
19-
20-const SAFE_OWNER_REPO = /^[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._-]{0,99}$/;
21-// Refs we accept as :ref. Branch names + full SHAs are common —
22-// kept narrow on purpose (no slashes — branches like "feat/foo"
23-// would clash with the wildcard path matching).
24-const SAFE_REF = /^[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._-]{0,49}$/;
25-
26-const isAllowedRepo = (owner: string, repo: string): boolean =>
27- owner === LIVE_REPO_OWNER &&
28- repo === LIVE_REPO_NAME &&
29- SAFE_OWNER_REPO.test(owner) &&
30- SAFE_OWNER_REPO.test(repo);
31-
32-// Only allow paths that look like ordinary repo entries — letters,
33-// digits, hyphens, underscores, dots, slashes. Reject anything with
34-// a ".." segment, leading or trailing slashes, or empty segments.
35-const isSafePath = (p: string): boolean => {
36- if (p === "") return true; // root
37- if (p.startsWith("/") || p.endsWith("/")) return false;
38- if (p.includes("//")) return false;
39- if (!/^[A-Za-z0-9._\/-]+$/.test(p)) return false;
40- for (const seg of p.split("/")) {
41- if (seg === "" || seg === "." || seg === "..") return false;
42- }
43- return true;
44-};
45-
46-// Strip a leading "tree/<ref>/" or "blob/<ref>/" or "raw/<ref>/" off
47-// a captured pathname suffix, returning { kind, ref, path } or null.
48-// Called from the fallback fetch in c21_app where the URL has been
49-// matched only loosely.
50-export interface RepoBrowseTarget {
51- kind: "tree" | "blob" | "raw";
52- ref: string;
53- path: string;
54-}
55-
56-export const parseRepoBrowsePath = (suffix: string): RepoBrowseTarget | null => {
57- // suffix is what comes after /GIT/<owner>/<repo>/
58- // e.g. "tree/main", "tree/main/content/blog", "blob/main/content/blog/foo.md"
59- const m = /^(tree|blob|raw)\/([^/]+)(?:\/(.*))?$/.exec(suffix);
60- if (!m) return null;
61- const kind = m[1] as "tree" | "blob" | "raw";
62- const ref = m[2]!;
63- const path = m[3] ?? "";
64- if (!SAFE_REF.test(ref)) return null;
65- if (!isSafePath(path)) return null;
66- return { kind, ref, path };
67-};
68-
69-export const repoBrowseHandler = async (
70- req: Request,
71- owner: string,
72- repo: string,
73- target: RepoBrowseTarget,
74-): Promise<Response> => {
75- const fullPath = `/GIT/${owner}/${repo}/${target.kind}/${target.ref}${target.path ? "/" + target.path : ""}`;
76-
77- if (!isAllowedRepo(owner, repo)) {
78- const html = await renderNotFound(fullPath);
79- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
80- }
81-
82- if (target.kind === "tree") {
83- const entries = await lsTree(target.ref, target.path);
84- if (entries === null) {
85- const html = await renderNotFound(fullPath);
86- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
87- }
88- const html = await renderRepoTree({
89- owner,
90- repo,
91- ref: target.ref,
92- path: target.path,
93- entries,
94- });
95- return htmlResponse(html);
96- }
97-
98- if (target.kind === "blob") {
99- const content = await readBlobAtRef(target.ref, target.path);
100- if (content === null) {
101- const html = await renderNotFound(fullPath);
102- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
103- }
104- const html = await renderRepoBlob({
105- owner,
106- repo,
107- ref: target.ref,
108- path: target.path,
109- content,
110- });
111- return htmlResponse(html);
112- }
113-
114- // raw
115- const content = await readBlobAtRef(target.ref, target.path);
116- if (content === null) {
117- const html = await renderNotFound(fullPath);
118- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
119- }
120- // Markdown files served as text/plain so browsers render them
121- // inline; everything else also text/plain (we don't try to detect
122- // language types — c14_git already restricts to UTF-8).
123- return new Response(content, {
124- headers: {
125- "Content-Type": "text/plain; charset=utf-8",
126- "Cache-Control": "public, max-age=60",
127- },
128- });
129-};
removed src/c21_handlers_repo_view.ts +0 −207
@@ -1,207 +0,0 @@
1-// c21 (repo-view) — handler that renders the bare /:owner/:repo page.
2-// Composes c14_forgejo (repo + commits via admin API), c31 commits +
3-// games (parsing, kata lookup), c13 verdict store, c51 layout helpers.
4-// Exposed via the c21_app.ts fallback fetch — reserved top-level routes
5-// are matched first, this is the catch-all for /<owner>/<repo>.
6-
7-import {
8- FORGEJO_URL,
9- adminApiHeaders,
10- getUserVisibility,
11-} from "./c14_forgejo.ts";
12-import { parseCommit, computeProgress } from "./c31_commits.ts";
13-import { loadGame } from "./c31_games.ts";
14-import { latestRun } from "./c13_database.ts";
15-import {
16- renderPage,
17- renderNotFound,
18- htmlResponse,
19- phaseSpan,
20- relativeTime,
21-} from "./c51_render_layout.ts";
22-
23-interface ForgejoRepoSummary {
24- description: string;
25- clone_url: string;
26- empty: boolean;
27- private: boolean;
28-}
29-
30-interface ForgejoCommit {
31- sha: string;
32- commit: { message: string; author: { name: string; date: string } };
33-}
34-
35-export const renderRepoView = async (
36- owner: string,
37- repo: string,
38- viewer: string | null,
39-): Promise<Response> => {
40- // Private/limited owners get a 404 to anonymous visitors — but the
41- // owner themselves (verified via session cookie) can always see
42- // their own pages.
43- const ownerVisibility = await getUserVisibility(owner);
44- if (ownerVisibility !== null && ownerVisibility !== "public" && viewer !== owner) {
45- const html = await renderNotFound(`/${owner}/${repo}`);
46- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
47- }
48-
49- const repoApi = `${FORGEJO_URL}/api/v1/repos/${encodeURIComponent(owner)}/${encodeURIComponent(repo)}`;
50- const repoRes = await fetch(repoApi, { headers: adminApiHeaders() });
51- if (repoRes.status === 404) {
52- const html = await renderNotFound(`/${owner}/${repo}`);
53- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
54- }
55- if (!repoRes.ok) {
56- const html = await renderPage({
57- title: `${owner}/${repo} — tdd.md`,
58- bodyMarkdown: `# ${owner}/${repo}\n\n> repository unavailable`,
59- });
60- return htmlResponse(html, 502);
61- }
62- const info = (await repoRes.json()) as ForgejoRepoSummary;
63- const cloneUrl = info.clone_url || `https://tdd.md/${owner}/${repo}.git`;
64- const isPrivate = info.private === true;
65-
66- // The repo name is by convention the kata id. If the kata exists, the
67- // header link is meaningful and we know the total step count.
68- let totalSteps: number | null = null;
69- let kataExists = false;
70- try {
71- const game = await loadGame(repo);
72- totalSteps = game.steps.length;
73- kataExists = true;
74- } catch {
75- // Repo isn't a known kata — still render, just without step totals.
76- }
77-
78- let commits: ForgejoCommit[] = [];
79- if (!info.empty) {
80- const commitsRes = await fetch(`${repoApi}/commits?limit=50&stat=false`, {
81- headers: adminApiHeaders(),
82- });
83- if (commitsRes.ok) commits = (await commitsRes.json()) as ForgejoCommit[];
84- }
85- const progress = computeProgress(commits);
86- const verified = progress.verifiedSteps.size;
87-
88- let status: string;
89- if (commits.length === 0) {
90- status = "awaiting first push";
91- } else if (totalSteps !== null && verified >= totalSteps) {
92- status = "kata complete";
93- } else if (verified > 0) {
94- status = "in progress";
95- } else {
96- status = "no verified steps yet";
97- }
98- const stepCounter = totalSteps !== null ? `${verified} / ${totalSteps}` : `${verified} / ?`;
99-
100- let phaseLog: string;
101- if (commits.length === 0) {
102- phaseLog = "_No commits yet — push your first `red:` commit to start the cycle._";
103- } else {
104- const rows = commits.map((c) => {
105- const sha = c.sha.slice(0, 7);
106- const p = parseCommit(c.commit.message);
107- const subject = (p.subject || c.commit.message.split("\n")[0] || "").replace(/\|/g, "\\|");
108- const stepCell = p.step ? `\`${p.step}\`` : "—";
109- return `| \`${sha}\` | ${phaseSpan(p.phase)} | ${stepCell} | ${subject} | ${relativeTime(c.commit.author.date)} |`;
110- });
111- phaseLog = `| sha | phase | step | message | when |\n|---|---|---|---|---|\n${rows.join("\n")}`;
112- }
113-
114- const kataLink = kataExists
115- ? `[\`${repo}\` →](/games/${repo})`
116- : `\`${repo}\``;
117- const privateBadge = isPrivate ? ` <span class="muted">[private]</span>` : "";
118-
119- const verdict = latestRun(owner, repo);
120- const headSha = commits[0]?.sha ?? null;
121- const verdictStale = verdict !== null && headSha !== null && verdict.headSha !== headSha;
122-
123- let scoreSection: string;
124- if (verdict === null) {
125- scoreSection = `> Not yet judged. The next push triggers a judge run, or [run the judge now](/api/judge/${owner}/${repo}) (POST).\n\nPhase tally: <span class="red">red ${progress.redCount}</span> · <span class="green">green ${progress.greenCount}</span> · <span class="blue">refactor ${progress.refactorCount}</span>${progress.untaggedCount > 0 ? ` · <span class="muted">untagged ${progress.untaggedCount}</span>` : ""}.`;
126- } else {
127- const stale = verdictStale ? ` · <span class="muted">stale — newer commits not yet judged</span>` : "";
128- const sign = verdict.totalScore >= 0 ? "+" : "";
129- const statusClass = (status: string): string => {
130- if (status === "verified") return "green";
131- if (status === "discipline-only") return "blue";
132- if (status === "no-green") return "muted";
133- return "red";
134- };
135- const modeLabel = (m: string): string => {
136- const cls = m === "strict" ? "red" : m === "pragmatic" ? "blue" : "green";
137- return `<span class="${cls}">${m}</span>`;
138- };
139- const rows = verdict.steps.length === 0
140- ? "_No red→green pairs found yet._"
141- : `| step | red | green | hidden | status | points | explanation |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n` +
142- verdict.steps.map((s) => {
143- const cls = statusClass(s.status);
144- const sign = s.scoreDelta >= 0 ? "+" : "";
145- const hiddenCell =
146- s.hiddenPassed === true ? `<span class="green">pass</span>` :
147- s.hiddenPassed === false ? `<span class="red">fail</span>` :
148- `<span class="muted">—</span>`;
149- const explanation = (s.explanation ?? "").replace(/\|/g, "\\|");
150- return `| \`${s.stepId}\` | \`${s.redSha?.slice(0, 7) ?? "—"}\` | \`${s.greenSha?.slice(0, 7) ?? "—"}\` | ${hiddenCell} | <span class="${cls}">${s.status}</span> | ${sign}${s.scoreDelta} | ${explanation} |`;
151- }).join("\n");
152- const refactorRows = (verdict.refactors ?? []).length === 0
153- ? ""
154- : `\n\n### refactors\n\n| sha | step | tests | points | explanation |\n|---|---|---|---|---|\n` +
155- verdict.refactors.map((r) => {
156- const sign = r.scoreDelta >= 0 ? "+" : "";
157- const cls = r.testsPassed ? "green" : "red";
158- const verb = r.testsPassed ? "green" : "broke tests";
159- const explanation = (r.explanation ?? "").replace(/\|/g, "\\|");
160- return `| \`${r.sha.slice(0, 7)}\` | ${r.stepId ? `\`${r.stepId}\`` : "—"} | <span class="${cls}">${verb}</span> | ${sign}${r.scoreDelta} | ${explanation} |`;
161- }).join("\n");
162- const modeLine = verdict.mode ? `**mode: ${modeLabel(verdict.mode)}** · ` : "";
163- scoreSection = `${modeLine}**total: ${sign}${verdict.totalScore}** · judged ${relativeTime(new Date(verdict.judgedAt).toISOString())}${stale}\n\n${rows}${refactorRows}`;
164- }
165-
166- const body = `# ${owner} · playing ${kataLink}${privateBadge}
167-
168-> ${status}
169-> **${stepCounter}** steps verified
170-
171-## phase log
172-
173-${phaseLog}
174-
175-## score
176-
177-${scoreSection}
178-
179-## clone
180-
181-\`\`\`
182-git clone ${cloneUrl}
183-\`\`\`
184-
185-[← /agents/${owner}](/agents/${owner})${kataExists ? ` · [kata spec →](/games/${repo})` : ""}
186-`;
187-
188- // Dynamic description tailored to this attempt — gives every agent
189- // run a unique snippet for search results and social previews instead
190- // of falling back to the site default.
191- const totalSnippet =
192- verdict !== null
193- ? `, score ${verdict.totalScore >= 0 ? "+" : ""}${verdict.totalScore}`
194- : "";
195- const description = kataExists
196- ? `${owner}'s ${repo} TDD kata attempt on tdd.md — ${verified}${totalSteps !== null ? `/${totalSteps}` : ""} steps verified${totalSnippet}.`
197- : `${owner}/${repo} on tdd.md — ${commits.length} ${commits.length === 1 ? "commit" : "commits"} in the phase log${totalSnippet}.`;
198-
199- const html = await renderPage({
200- title: `${owner} · ${repo}${kataExists ? " TDD kata" : ""} — tdd.md`,
201- description,
202- bodyMarkdown: body,
203- ogPath: `https://tdd.md/${owner}/${repo}`,
204- active: "agents",
205- });
206- return htmlResponse(html);
207-};
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@@ -1,190 +0,0 @@
1-// c21 — handlers: the /reports cluster. Demo mockup pages plus the
2-// live readout assembled from the deploy-time commit + test bundles.
3-// Extracted from c21_app.ts per the SAMA Atomic rule.
4-
5-import {
6- renderPage,
7- renderNotFound,
8- htmlResponse,
9-} from "./c51_render_layout.ts";
10-import {
11- reportsLandingMd,
12- execSummaryMd,
13- agentDrilldownMd,
14- testsOverviewMd,
15-} from "./c51_render_reports.ts";
16-import {
17- DEMO_REPORTS,
18- DEMO_PERIOD,
19- DEMO_ORG,
20- DEMO_REPOS,
21- DEMO_SNAPSHOTS,
22- DEMO_STABILITY,
23-} from "./c31_reports_demo.ts";
24-import { buildLiveReports } from "./c14_real_reports.ts";
25-import { buildLiveTestData } from "./c14_real_tests.ts";
26-import {
27- LIVE_REPO_OWNER,
28- LIVE_REPO_NAME,
29- LIVE_FETCH_COUNT,
30-} from "./c31_site_config.ts";
31-
32-// -------- shared banners + context builders --------
33-
34-const DEMO_BANNER_HTML = `<div class="report-mockup-banner">demo data — design preview with synthetic numbers. Want the real readout? <a href="/reports/live">/reports/live</a> renders the same shape from live tdd.md commits. <a href="/blog/tweag-handbook-tdd">why tdd.md needs this</a></div>`;
35-
36-const LIVE_BANNER_HTML = `<div class="report-mockup-banner">live data — sourced from <a href="https://github.com/${LIVE_REPO_OWNER}/${LIVE_REPO_NAME}">${LIVE_REPO_OWNER}/${LIVE_REPO_NAME}</a> via the public commits API (5-min cache). Agent attribution comes from <code>Co-Authored-By:</code> footers; commits without one are excluded. Phase coverage measures % of commits tagged <code>red:/green:/refactor:</code>.</div>`;
37-
38-const demoContext = () => ({
39- reports: DEMO_REPORTS,
40- period: DEMO_PERIOD,
41- scopeLabel: `${DEMO_REPOS} repos · ${DEMO_ORG}`,
42- bannerHtml: DEMO_BANNER_HTML,
43- narrative: {
44- changedHeading: "what changed this quarter",
45- changedBody:
46- "Cursor's score dropped 15 points after agent-mode became default in March; test-deletion incidents climbed from 2% to 14% of refactor commits, concentrated in the `api-gateway` repo. Claude Code's score rose after a phase-tagged commit prefix was added to CLAUDE.md at the end of January. Aider stays steadily high — auto-commit-per-edit prevents most cross-phase cheating on its own.",
47- doingHeading: "what we're doing",
48- doingBody:
49- "- **Cursor in `api-gateway`**: agent-mode disabled for refactor prompts, CONVENTIONS rule \"never delete a test in a refactor commit\" pinned ([details →](/reports/demo/agents/cursor)).\n- **Roll out Claude Code**: copy the CLAUDE.md template that worked in `billing-service` to the other three repos.\n- **Next reading**: 2026-04-30, mid-Q2, to check whether the Cursor fix holds.",
50- },
51- footerLinks:
52- "[per-agent drill-down: Claude Code](/reports/demo/agents/claude-code) · [Cursor](/reports/demo/agents/cursor) · [Aider](/reports/demo/agents/aider) · [tests overview](/reports/demo/tests) · [back to /reports](/reports)",
53-});
54-
55-const liveContext = async () => {
56- const live = await buildLiveReports(LIVE_REPO_OWNER, LIVE_REPO_NAME, LIVE_FETCH_COUNT);
57- const period = live.earliest && live.latest
58- ? `${live.earliest.slice(0, 10)} → ${live.latest.slice(0, 10)}`
59- : "no commits fetched";
60- const drillLinks = live.reports
61- .map((r) => `[${r.name}](/reports/live/agents/${r.slug})`)
62- .join(" · ");
63- return {
64- reports: live.reports,
65- period,
66- scopeLabel: `${LIVE_REPO_OWNER}/${LIVE_REPO_NAME} · ${live.totalCommits} commits sampled${live.unknownCount > 0 ? ` (${live.unknownCount} unattributed, excluded)` : ""}`,
67- bannerHtml: LIVE_BANNER_HTML,
68- footerLinks: `${drillLinks ? drillLinks + " · " : ""}[tests overview](/reports/live/tests) · [demo preview](/reports/demo) · [back to /reports](/reports)`,
69- };
70-};
71-
72-// -------- /reports landing --------
73-
74-export const reportsLandingHandler = async (): Promise<Response> => {
75- const html = await renderPage({
76- title: "Reports — tdd.md",
77- description: "Per-agent TDD-discipline reporting over real project repos: trend, failure-mode breakdown, and an exec summary fit for a quarterly readout.",
78- bodyMarkdown: reportsLandingMd(),
79- ogPath: "https://tdd.md/reports",
80- noindex: true,
81- });
82- return htmlResponse(html);
83-};
84-
85-// -------- /reports/demo --------
86-
87-export const reportsDemoHandler = async (): Promise<Response> => {
88- const ctx = demoContext();
89- const html = await renderPage({
90- title: "TDD-discipline report · Q1 2026 (demo) — tdd.md",
91- description: "Mockup of the management-level TDD-discipline report — single page, three agents, with trend and narrative.",
92- bodyMarkdown: execSummaryMd(ctx),
93- ogPath: "https://tdd.md/reports/demo",
94- noindex: true,
95- });
96- return htmlResponse(html);
97-};
98-
99-export const reportsDemoTestsHandler = async (): Promise<Response> => {
100- const html = await renderPage({
101- title: "Tests overview (demo) — tdd.md",
102- description: "Mockup of the per-test overview: current pass/fail snapshot per repo plus test stability over the quarter.",
103- bodyMarkdown: testsOverviewMd({
104- period: DEMO_PERIOD,
105- bannerHtml: DEMO_BANNER_HTML,
106- snapshots: DEMO_SNAPSHOTS,
107- stability: DEMO_STABILITY,
108- }),
109- ogPath: "https://tdd.md/reports/demo/tests",
110- noindex: true,
111- });
112- return htmlResponse(html);
113-};
114-
115-export const reportsDemoAgentHandler = async (req: { params: { slug: string } }): Promise<Response> => {
116- const slug = req.params.slug as (typeof DEMO_REPORTS)[number]["slug"];
117- const ctx = demoContext();
118- const md = agentDrilldownMd(slug, ctx);
119- if (!md) {
120- const html = await renderNotFound(`/reports/demo/agents/${slug}`);
121- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
122- }
123- const entry = DEMO_REPORTS.find((r) => r.slug === slug)!;
124- const html = await renderPage({
125- title: `${entry.name} drill-down (demo) — tdd.md`,
126- description: `Per-agent drill-down mockup for ${entry.name}: trend, failure-mode breakdown, recent flagged commits with coaching links.`,
127- bodyMarkdown: md,
128- ogPath: `https://tdd.md/reports/demo/agents/${slug}`,
129- noindex: true,
130- });
131- return htmlResponse(html);
132-};
133-
134-// -------- /reports/live --------
135-
136-export const reportsLiveHandler = async (): Promise<Response> => {
137- const ctx = await liveContext();
138- const html = await renderPage({
139- title: "TDD-discipline report · live — tdd.md",
140- description: `Live discipline report built from the real commit history of syntaxai/tdd.md (last ${LIVE_FETCH_COUNT} commits, 5-min cache).`,
141- bodyMarkdown: execSummaryMd(ctx),
142- ogPath: "https://tdd.md/reports/live",
143- noindex: true,
144- });
145- return htmlResponse(html);
146-};
147-
148-export const reportsLiveTestsHandler = async (): Promise<Response> => {
149- const data = await buildLiveTestData(LIVE_REPO_OWNER, LIVE_REPO_NAME);
150- const ranOn = data.ranAt ? new Date(data.ranAt).toISOString().slice(0, 10) : null;
151- const period = data.runsCount === 0
152- ? "no runs in bundle"
153- : `last run ${ranOn} · ${data.runsCount} run${data.runsCount === 1 ? "" : "s"} cumulative`;
154- const unavailableNote = data.runsCount === 0
155- ? "No test runs bundled yet. The next deploy will run `bun test --reporter=junit` on the current HEAD and publish the result here. Stability (flaky %, deletion) builds up as more runs land in the bundle — the demo at [/reports/demo/tests](/reports/demo/tests) shows where this is heading."
156- : undefined;
157- const html = await renderPage({
158- title: "Tests overview · live — tdd.md",
159- description: `Live test snapshot of ${LIVE_REPO_OWNER}/${LIVE_REPO_NAME} — ${data.runsCount} run${data.runsCount === 1 ? "" : "s"} bundled.`,
160- bodyMarkdown: testsOverviewMd({
161- period,
162- bannerHtml: LIVE_BANNER_HTML,
163- snapshots: data.snapshots,
164- stability: data.stability,
165- unavailableNote,
166- placeholderTests: data.placeholderTests,
167- }),
168- ogPath: "https://tdd.md/reports/live/tests",
169- });
170- return htmlResponse(html);
171-};
172-
173-export const reportsLiveAgentHandler = async (req: { params: { slug: string } }): Promise<Response> => {
174- const ctx = await liveContext();
175- const slug = req.params.slug as (typeof DEMO_REPORTS)[number]["slug"];
176- const md = agentDrilldownMd(slug, ctx);
177- if (!md) {
178- const html = await renderNotFound(`/reports/live/agents/${slug}`);
179- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
180- }
181- const entry = ctx.reports.find((r) => r.slug === slug)!;
182- const html = await renderPage({
183- title: `${entry.name} drill-down · live — tdd.md`,
184- description: `Live drill-down for ${entry.name} on syntaxai/tdd.md — trend, failure-mode breakdown, recent commits.`,
185- bodyMarkdown: md,
186- ogPath: `https://tdd.md/reports/live/agents/${slug}`,
187- noindex: true,
188- });
189- return htmlResponse(html);
190-};
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@@ -1,476 +0,0 @@
1-// c21 — handlers: the /sama cluster. All routes that live under
2-// /sama/* plus the SKILL raw download and the bundled CLI download.
3-// Extracted from c21_app.ts per the SAMA Atomic rule (the dispatcher
4-// passed the 700-line split threshold).
5-//
6-// Each export is a handler function the dispatcher in c21_app.ts
7-// references inline so Bun.serve still sees literal route keys for
8-// path-parameter type inference.
9-
10-import {
11- renderNotFound,
12- htmlResponse,
13- escape,
14-} from "./c51_render_layout.ts";
15-import { renderDocsPage } from "./c51_render_docs_layout.ts";
16-import { ALL_SAMA } from "./c31_sama.ts";
17-import { parseUrl } from "./c14_request_parse.ts";
18-import {
19- fetchRepoTree,
20- fetchRepoRawFile,
21-} from "./c14_github.ts";
22-import { verifySama, type SamaReport } from "./c32_sama_verify.ts";
23-import { LIVE_REPO_OWNER, LIVE_REPO_NAME } from "./c31_site_config.ts";
24-
25-// -------- /skills/sama.md (raw download) --------
26-
27-export const skillsSamaMdHandler = async (): Promise<Response> => {
28- const md = await Bun.file("./content/sama/skill.md").text();
29- return new Response(md, {
30- headers: {
31- "Content-Type": "text/markdown; charset=utf-8",
32- "Cache-Control": "public, max-age=300",
33- },
34- });
35-};
36-
37-// -------- /sama/skill (HTML viewer of the SKILL.md) --------
38-
39-export const samaSkillHandler = async (): Promise<Response> => {
40- const raw = await Bun.file("./content/sama/skill.md").text();
41- // Strip the YAML frontmatter for the HTML render — the .md raw
42- // download keeps it (that's the agent-installable format).
43- const stripped = raw.replace(/^---\n[\s\S]*?\n---\n+/, "");
44- const installNote = `> **Drop into your agent.** Save the raw markdown to your skills directory:
45->
46-> \`\`\`bash
47-> mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
48-> curl -fsSL https://tdd.md/skills/sama.md -o ~/.claude/skills/sama.md
49-> \`\`\`
50->
51-> The frontmatter at the top of the file (\`name\`, \`description\`) is what your agent's loader keys off — don't edit it. [View raw markdown →](/skills/sama.md)
52-`;
53- const body = `${installNote}\n\n${stripped}\n\n---\n\n[← /sama](/sama) · [the four disciplines](/sama) · [back to tdd.md](/)\n`;
54- const html = await renderDocsPage({
55- title: "SAMA skill — drop into your agent — tdd.md",
56- description: "An obra/superpowers-style SKILL.md for the SAMA file-naming convention. Save it to ~/.claude/skills/sama.md and your agent will load the layer-prefix discipline on demand.",
57- bodyMarkdown: body,
58- ogPath: "https://tdd.md/sama/skill",
59- active: "sama",
60- pathForDocs: "/sama/skill",
61- });
62- return htmlResponse(html);
63-};
64-
65-// -------- /sama/v2/verify (the v2 dogfood — runs the v2 verifier
66-// against this repo using sama.profile.toml) --------
67-
68-import { buildSamaV2Input } from "./c14_sama_profile.ts";
69-import { verifySamaV2 } from "./c32_sama_v2_verify.ts";
70-import type { SamaV2Report } from "./c31_sama_v2.ts";
71-
72-const renderV2Report = (report: SamaV2Report): string => {
73- const summary = report.overallPassed
74- ? `✓ conforms · profile \`${report.profile}\` · ${report.examined} files examined · ${report.checks.length}/${report.checks.length} checks pass`
75- : `${report.checks.filter((c) => c.passed).length}/${report.checks.length} checks pass · profile \`${report.profile}\` · ${report.examined} files examined`;
76- const rows = report.checks
77- .map((c) => {
78- const mark = c.passed ? "✓ pass" : `✗ ${c.violations.length} violation${c.violations.length === 1 ? "" : "s"}`;
79- return `| #${c.id} ${c.name} | ${mark} | ${c.examined} |`;
80- })
81- .join("\n");
82- const details = report.checks
83- .filter((c) => !c.passed)
84- .map((c) => {
85- const head = `### ✗ #${c.id} ${c.name}\n`;
86- const noteBlock = c.note ? `\n*${c.note}*\n` : "";
87- const list = c.violations
88- .map((v) => `- \`${v.file}\` — ${v.detail}`)
89- .join("\n");
90- return `${head}${noteBlock}\n${list}\n`;
91- })
92- .join("\n");
93- return `# SAMA v2 — \`syntaxai/tdd.md\` dogfood
94-
95-> ${summary}
96-
97-The verifier in [\`src/c32_sama_v2_verify.ts\`](/GIT/syntaxai/tdd.md/blob/main/src/c32_sama_v2_verify.ts) ingests [\`sama.profile.toml\`](/GIT/syntaxai/tdd.md/blob/main/sama.profile.toml) and runs the seven §4 conformance checks against the current source tree on this server. No clone, no token; the server reads its own \`src/\` and the committed profile, runs the same logic the sibling unit tests cover, and renders the verdict below.
98-
99-| check | verdict | examined |
100-|---|---|---|
101-${rows}
102-
103-${details ? `## Open violations\n\n${details}` : ""}
104-
105-[← /sama/v2](/sama/v2) · [← /sama](/sama) · [the v1 dogfood](/sama/verify?repo=syntaxai/tdd.md)
106-`;
107-};
108-
109-export const samaV2VerifyHandler = async (): Promise<Response> => {
110- let body: string;
111- try {
112- const input = await buildSamaV2Input();
113- const report = verifySamaV2(input);
114- body = renderV2Report(report);
115- } catch (err) {
116- body = `# SAMA v2 verify — error\n\nThe verifier failed before producing a verdict:\n\n\`\`\`\n${(err as Error).message}\n\`\`\`\n\n[← /sama/v2](/sama/v2)`;
117- }
118- const html = await renderDocsPage({
119- title: "SAMA v2 verify · syntaxai/tdd.md — tdd.md",
120- description:
121- "Live dogfood: tdd.md's own source tree run through the SAMA v2 verifier. Reads sama.profile.toml + src/*.ts, applies the seven §4 conformance checks, renders the verdict.",
122- bodyMarkdown: body,
123- ogPath: "https://tdd.md/sama/v2/verify",
124- active: "sama",
125- pathForDocs: "/sama/v2/verify",
126- });
127- return htmlResponse(html);
128-};
129-
130-// -------- /sama/v2 (the SAMA v2 Core Specification — draft) --------
131-
132-export const samaV2Handler = async (): Promise<Response> => {
133- const md = await Bun.file("./content/sama/v2.md").text();
134- const html = await renderDocsPage({
135- title: "SAMA v2 — Core Specification (draft) — tdd.md",
136- description:
137- "Draft of the SAMA v2 Core Specification: four canonical layers (Pure / Core / Adapter / Entry), one frozen import law, profiles as the only extension mechanism. Defines the binary conformance gate and the SAMA-independent core metrics for cross-repo empirical measurement.",
138- bodyMarkdown: md,
139- ogPath: "https://tdd.md/sama/v2",
140- active: "sama",
141- pathForDocs: "/sama/v2",
142- });
143- return htmlResponse(html);
144-};
145-
146-// -------- /sama/verify (form + report + dogfood short-circuit) --------
147-
148-const VERIFY_FORM_MD = `# SAMA verify
149-
150-> Paste a public GitHub repo. tdd.md will run the four [SAMA disciplines](/sama) against the default branch — *Sorted* (lower never imports higher), *Architecture* (known layer prefixes), *Modeled* (sibling tests, types in c31_*), *Atomic* (~700-line split + placeholder-test detection) — and return a report. No clone, no token; just one tree-listing API call plus raw-content reads. Cached for an hour per repo.
151-
152-<form method="get" action="/sama/verify" class="sama-verify-form">
153- <label>
154- public GitHub repo:
155- <input type="text" name="repo" placeholder="owner/name" required pattern="[^/\\s]+/[^/\\s]+" />
156- </label>
157- <button type="submit">verify</button>
158-</form>
159-
160-Try it on this site: [\`syntaxai/tdd.md\`](/sama/verify?repo=syntaxai/tdd.md) · or any public repo of your own.
161-
162-Limits: anonymous GitHub API quota is 60 requests/hour per IP. Each verify uses one tree-listing call; the rest of the work goes through raw.githubusercontent.com (uncapped). If the verifier returns "rate limit", come back later or use a token-authenticated proxy.
163-
164-[← /sama](/sama)
165-`;
166-
167-const verifyLocalDogfood = async (owner: string, name: string): Promise<SamaReport> => {
168- const { readdirSync, readFileSync } = await import("node:fs");
169- const srcDir = "./src";
170- const tsFiles = readdirSync(srcDir, { withFileTypes: true })
171- .filter((e) => e.isFile() && e.name.endsWith(".ts"))
172- .map((e) => e.name)
173- .sort();
174- const contents = new Map<string, string>();
175- for (const f of tsFiles) {
176- if (/^c\d{2}_/.test(f)) {
177- contents.set(f, readFileSync(`${srcDir}/${f}`, "utf8"));
178- }
179- }
180- return verifySama({
181- repoOwner: owner,
182- repoName: name,
183- defaultBranch: "main",
184- srcPaths: tsFiles,
185- contents,
186- });
187-};
188-
189-const verifyRemoteRepo = async (owner: string, name: string): Promise<SamaReport> => {
190- const tree = await fetchRepoTree(owner, name);
191- const srcEntries = tree.entries
192- .filter((e) => e.type === "blob" && e.path.startsWith("src/") && e.path.endsWith(".ts"))
193- .slice(0, 200);
194- const srcPaths = srcEntries.map((e) => e.path.slice("src/".length));
195- const samaPaths = srcPaths.filter((p) => /^c\d{2}_/.test(p));
196- const contents = new Map<string, string>();
197- const fetches = await Promise.all(
198- samaPaths.map(async (p) => [p, await fetchRepoRawFile(owner, name, tree.defaultBranch, `src/${p}`)] as const),
199- );
200- for (const [p, c] of fetches) {
201- if (c !== null) contents.set(p, c);
202- }
203- return verifySama({
204- repoOwner: owner,
205- repoName: name,
206- defaultBranch: tree.defaultBranch,
207- srcPaths,
208- contents,
209- });
210-};
211-
212-const renderVerifyReport = async (report: SamaReport): Promise<string> => {
213- const summary = report.overallPassed
214- ? `> ✓ All four checks passed for [\`${report.repoSlug}\`](https://github.com/${report.repoSlug}) on \`${report.defaultBranch}\` (${report.samaFiles} SAMA files / ${report.testFiles} tests / ${report.totalSrcFiles} total in src/).`
215- : `> ⚠ ${report.checks.filter((c) => !c.passed).length} of 4 checks failed for [\`${report.repoSlug}\`](https://github.com/${report.repoSlug}) on \`${report.defaultBranch}\`.`;
216- const checkBlocks = report.checks
217- .map((c) => {
218- const status = c.passed ? "✓ pass" : `✗ ${c.violations.length} violation${c.violations.length === 1 ? "" : "s"}`;
219- const violationsBlock = c.violations.length === 0
220- ? ""
221- : `\n\n${c.violations.slice(0, 20).map((v) => `- \`${escape(v.file)}\` — ${escape(v.detail)}`).join("\n")}${c.violations.length > 20 ? `\n- _...and ${c.violations.length - 20} more_` : ""}`;
222- const noteBlock = c.note ? `\n\n_${escape(c.note)}_` : "";
223- return `### ${c.letter} — ${c.property} · ${status}\n\nExamined ${c.examined} file${c.examined === 1 ? "" : "s"}.${violationsBlock}${noteBlock}`;
224- })
225- .join("\n\n");
226- const reportMd = `# SAMA verify · \`${report.repoSlug}\`
227-
228-${summary}
229-
230-${checkBlocks}
231-
232----
233-
234-[← verify another repo](/sama/verify) · [the four SAMA disciplines →](/sama) · [SAMA skill for your agent →](/sama/skill)
235-`;
236- return renderDocsPage({
237- title: `SAMA verify · ${report.repoSlug} — tdd.md`,
238- description: `SAMA verification for ${report.repoSlug}: ${report.overallPassed ? "all four checks passed" : `${report.checks.filter((c) => !c.passed).length}/4 checks failed`}.`,
239- bodyMarkdown: reportMd,
240- ogPath: `https://tdd.md/sama/verify?repo=${report.repoSlug}`,
241- active: "sama",
242- pathForDocs: "/sama/verify",
243- editPathOverride: null,
244- });
245-};
246-
247-export const samaVerifyHandler = async (req: { url: string }): Promise<Response> => {
248- const urlR = parseUrl(req.url);
249- const repoArg = urlR.ok ? (urlR.value.searchParams.get("repo") ?? "").trim() : "";
250-
251- if (!repoArg) {
252- const html = await renderDocsPage({
253- title: "SAMA verify — tdd.md",
254- description: "Paste a public GitHub repo, get the four SAMA disciplines verified mechanically: sorted (lower never imports higher), architecture (known layer prefixes), modeled (sibling tests), atomic (700-line + placeholder-test detection).",
255- bodyMarkdown: VERIFY_FORM_MD,
256- ogPath: "https://tdd.md/sama/verify",
257- active: "sama",
258- pathForDocs: "/sama/verify",
259- });
260- return htmlResponse(html);
261- }
262-
263- const m = /^([^\/\s]+)\/([^\/\s]+)$/.exec(repoArg);
264- if (!m) {
265- const html = await renderDocsPage({
266- title: "SAMA verify · bad input — tdd.md",
267- description: "SAMA verify expects an owner/name repo identifier.",
268- bodyMarkdown: `# SAMA verify\n\n> Couldn't parse \`${repoArg}\`. Use the form: \`owner/name\`.\n\n[← back](/sama/verify)\n`,
269- pathForDocs: "/sama/verify",
270- editPathOverride: null,
271- ogPath: "https://tdd.md/sama/verify",
272- active: "sama",
273- noindex: true,
274- });
275- return htmlResponse(html, 400);
276- }
277-
278- const [, owner, name] = m;
279- let report: SamaReport;
280- try {
281- // Dogfood short-circuit: tdd.md is a private repo, so the GitHub
282- // API can't see it. When asked to verify ourselves, read the
283- // source from the bundled `./src/` directory inside the container.
284- const isSelf = owner === LIVE_REPO_OWNER && name === LIVE_REPO_NAME;
285- report = isSelf ? await verifyLocalDogfood(owner!, name!) : await verifyRemoteRepo(owner!, name!);
286- } catch (e) {
287- const msg = e instanceof Error ? e.message : String(e);
288- const html = await renderDocsPage({
289- title: `SAMA verify · ${owner}/${name} · error — tdd.md`,
290- description: `SAMA verify could not inspect ${owner}/${name}.`,
291- bodyMarkdown: `# SAMA verify · \`${owner}/${name}\`\n\n> Couldn't fetch the repo: ${escape(msg)}\n\nMost common causes: the repo is private, the name is wrong, or you've hit GitHub's anonymous rate limit (60/hour). [← try another repo](/sama/verify)\n`,
292- ogPath: `https://tdd.md/sama/verify?repo=${owner}/${name}`,
293- active: "sama",
294- noindex: true,
295- pathForDocs: "/sama/verify",
296- editPathOverride: null,
297- });
298- return htmlResponse(html, 502);
299- }
300-
301- const html = await renderVerifyReport(report);
302- return htmlResponse(html);
303-};
304-
305-// -------- /sama (landing) --------
306-
307-const SAMA_LANDING_MD = `# SAMA
308-
309-> **Sorted, Architecture, Modeled, Atomic.** Four properties of a codebase that an AI agent can navigate, change, and verify without drift. The acronym is the rule set; each letter has a one-paragraph definition and a verification you can run.
310-
311-This is the file-naming and module-organisation convention this site is built on, shared across two other projects in my workspace. It exists to give an AI agent **one obvious place** for every change — and one mechanical check for every layer rule.
312-
313-## the four disciplines
314-
315-| letter | discipline | one-line rule |
316-|---|---|---|
317-%ROWS%
318-
319-## reading order
320-
321-If you're new to this:
322-1. Start with **[Sorted](/sama/sorted)** — it has the verification grep that everything else is built around.
323-2. Then **[Architecture](/sama/architecture)** — what each layer prefix means.
324-3. Then **[Modeled](/sama/modeled)** — where types and tests live.
325-4. Then **[Atomic](/sama/atomic)** — the split rule that keeps the rest honest as the codebase grows.
326-
327-Each page is short, opinionated, and ends with the common mistakes you'll see if the discipline lapses.
328-
329-## the v2 specification (draft)
330-
331-The four discipline pages above are the practitioner-facing version. The formal, normative version — frozen core + profile mechanism, written so a deterministic verifier in any language can ingest it — lives at **[/sama/v2](/sama/v2)** (draft for v2.0). That doc defines the four canonical layers (Pure / Core / Adapter / Entry), the single import law, the binary conformance gate, and the SAMA-independent core metrics for cross-repo empirical measurement.
332-
333-## drop into your agent
334-
335-For agents that load skills from \`~/.claude/skills/\` (Claude Code, obra/superpowers, etc.), grab the SKILL.md version:
336-
337-\`\`\`bash
338-mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
339-curl -fsSL https://tdd.md/skills/sama.md -o ~/.claude/skills/sama.md
340-\`\`\`
341-
342-The skill is the same content as the four pages here, written in obra/superpowers SKILL.md format with frontmatter, an iron-rule statement, and a verification checklist your agent can run before merging. **[Read it formatted →](/sama/skill)** · **[Raw markdown →](/skills/sama.md)**
343-
344-## verify any public repo
345-
346-Want to know whether a repo follows SAMA without reading its source? Paste the \`owner/name\` and tdd.md will run all four checks against the default branch — *Sorted* (the import-direction grep), *Architecture* (known layer prefixes), *Modeled* (sibling tests), *Atomic* (700-line + placeholder-test detection). Pass/fail per discipline, with violation lists. **[verify a repo on the web →](/sama/verify)** · or try it on this site: [\`syntaxai/tdd.md\`](/sama/verify?repo=syntaxai/tdd.md).
347-
348-## the \`sama\` CLI
349-
350-The web verifier is good for ad-hoc checks. For CI and pre-commit, install the standalone CLI — same checks, no network needed for local repos:
351-
352-\`\`\`bash
353-mkdir -p ~/.local/bin
354-curl -fsSL https://tdd.md/tools/sama-cli -o ~/.local/bin/sama
355-chmod +x ~/.local/bin/sama
356-sama --help
357-\`\`\`
358-
359-Two subcommands:
360-
361-\`\`\`bash
362-sama check # verify the current repo's src/
363-sama check --json # JSON output for piping into CI tooling
364-sama verify-repo owner/name # verify a public GitHub repo (no token)
365-\`\`\`
366-
367-Exit codes: \`0\` on pass, \`1\` if any check fails, \`2\` on error. The CLI is a single Bun bundle (~14 KB). [Bun](https://bun.sh) needs to be on \`PATH\`.
368-
369-### pre-commit hook
370-
371-Add to \`.git/hooks/pre-commit\` (or via \`husky\`, \`pre-commit\`, \`lefthook\`):
372-
373-\`\`\`bash
374-#!/usr/bin/env bash
375-# Block commits that violate SAMA layer/atomic/modeled rules.
376-exec sama check
377-\`\`\`
378-
379-### GitHub Action
380-
381-\`\`\`yaml
382-# .github/workflows/sama.yml
383-name: sama
384-on: [push, pull_request]
385-jobs:
386- verify:
387- runs-on: ubuntu-latest
388- steps:
389- - uses: actions/checkout@v4
390- - uses: oven-sh/setup-bun@v2
391- - run: |
392- curl -fsSL https://tdd.md/tools/sama-cli -o sama
393- chmod +x sama
394- ./sama check
395-\`\`\`
396-
397-If the rule lives in a hook or an action that fails the build, the harness can't talk the agent out of it. That is the whole point of the [corpus post](/blog/agentic-coding-corpus-three-patterns) and the next step from the [from-rules-to-checks](/blog/from-rules-to-checks) wrap-up.
398-
399-## the case behind it
400-
401-Two long-form pieces that argue *why* SAMA is shaped this way:
402-
403-- [**The Claude Code harness postmortem read through TDD + SAMA**](/blog/claude-code-harness-postmortem) — ThePaSch's r/ClaudeAI audit (40+ hidden reminders, 5 gag-order sites, 158 prompt versions in 11 days) read against the iron law and the verification grep. *The harness is loud; the diff doesn't have to be.*
404-- [**Three patterns ten threads converge on**](/blog/agentic-coding-corpus-three-patterns) — a six-month corpus of r/ClaudeAI, r/ClaudeCode, r/AgentsOfAI failure-mode threads. Per-pattern mitigation tables map each thread to the SAMA / iron-law rule that catches or prevents it.
405-
406-If you're reading these for the first time, the order to take them is harness postmortem → corpus → back here.
407-
408-## why these four together
409-
410-Each property fixes a different failure mode:
411-
412-- *Sorted* fails when imports go in any direction → grep proves the rule.
413-- *Architecture* fails when responsibilities blur → the prefix is the contract.
414-- *Modeled* fails when types and tests scatter → siblings are mandatory.
415-- *Atomic* fails when files swell → the ~700-line split keeps atoms small.
416-
417-Pick one and you'll claw back some clarity. Pick all four and the codebase becomes the kind an agent can be left alone with — there is exactly one right place for any change, and a one-line shell command that proves the layer rule.
418-
419-The blog post [*Red, tokens, atoms*](/blog/three-constraints-agentic-coding) argues SAMA also compounds with TDD and Claude Code's token-saving discipline; the four properties on this page are the *Atomic* / *Modeled* / *Architecture* / *Sorted* halves of that story.
420-
421-[← back to tdd.md](/) · [the blog](/blog) · [the guides](/guides)
422-`;
423-
424-export const samaLandingHandler = async (): Promise<Response> => {
425- const rows = ALL_SAMA
426- .map((d) => `| **[${d.letter} — ${d.title}](/sama/${d.slug})** | ${d.rule} |`)
427- .join("\n");
428- const body = SAMA_LANDING_MD.replace("%ROWS%", rows);
429- const html = await renderDocsPage({
430- title: "SAMA — sorted, architecture, modeled, atomic — tdd.md",
431- description: "SAMA is a four-property file-naming and module convention for codebases that AI agents work in: sorted by layer prefix, architecture as a contract, models with siblings, atomic files. One page per discipline.",
432- bodyMarkdown: body,
433- ogPath: "https://tdd.md/sama",
434- active: "sama",
435- pathForDocs: "/sama",
436- editPathOverride: null,
437- });
438- return htmlResponse(html);
439-};
440-
441-// -------- /sama/:slug (per-discipline content page) --------
442-
443-export const samaSlugHandler = async (req: { params: { slug: string } }): Promise<Response> => {
444- const slug = req.params.slug;
445- const entry = ALL_SAMA.find((d) => d.slug === slug);
446- if (!entry) {
447- const html = await renderNotFound(`/sama/${slug}`);
448- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
449- }
450- const file = Bun.file(`./content/sama/${slug}.md`);
451- if (!(await file.exists())) {
452- const html = await renderNotFound(`/sama/${slug}`);
453- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
454- }
455- const md = await file.text();
456- const html = await renderDocsPage({
457- title: `SAMA · ${entry.letter} — ${entry.title} — tdd.md`,
458- description: entry.description,
459- bodyMarkdown: md,
460- ogPath: `https://tdd.md/sama/${slug}`,
461- active: "sama",
462- pathForDocs: `/sama/${slug}`,
463- });
464- return htmlResponse(html);
465-};
466-
467-// -------- /tools/sama-cli (binary download) --------
468-
469-export const samaCliResponse = (): Response =>
470- new Response(Bun.file("./public/sama-cli"), {
471- headers: {
472- "Content-Type": "text/javascript; charset=utf-8",
473- "Content-Disposition": 'inline; filename="sama"',
474- "Cache-Control": "public, max-age=300",
475- },
476- });
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@@ -1,38 +0,0 @@
1-// c21 — handler: serves the raw markdown source of an editable doc
2-// page from the main domain. Replaces the previous "view source on
3-// git.tdd.md" link so the docs site doesn't depend on the Forgejo
4-// subdomain for "view source". Reuses c32_edit_resolve so the same
5-// allowlist (sama / guides / blog + safe slug regex) protects both
6-// the editor and the raw view from path traversal.
7-
8-import { resolveEdit } from "./c32_edit_resolve.ts";
9-import { renderNotFound, htmlResponse } from "./c51_render_layout.ts";
10-
11-// The route literal is `/content/:section/:filename` and the handler
12-// requires the filename to end in `.md`. We don't use `:slug.md`
13-// because Bun's path parser treats that as a single param literally
14-// named "slug.md", which makes the URL un-typeable.
15-export const rawSourceHandler = async (
16- req: Request & { params: { section: string; filename: string } },
17-): Promise<Response> => {
18- const fullPath = `/content/${req.params.section}/${req.params.filename}`;
19- const notFound = async (): Promise<Response> => {
20- const html = await renderNotFound(fullPath);
21- return htmlResponse(html, 404);
22- };
23- if (!req.params.filename.endsWith(".md")) return await notFound();
24- const slug = req.params.filename.slice(0, -3);
25- const resolved = resolveEdit(req.params.section, slug);
26- if (!resolved) return await notFound();
27- const file = Bun.file(`./${resolved.filePath}`);
28- if (!(await file.exists())) return await notFound();
29- // text/plain so browsers render the markdown source inline rather
30- // than offering a download. UTF-8 is fixed because the content/ dir
31- // is UTF-8 throughout (verified by sama-verify).
32- return new Response(await file.text(), {
33- headers: {
34- "Content-Type": "text/plain; charset=utf-8",
35- "Cache-Control": "public, max-age=60",
36- },
37- });
38-};
removed src/c21_handlers_webhook.ts +0 −39
@@ -1,39 +0,0 @@
1-// c21 — handlers: Forgejo push-webhook entry point. HMAC-verified, fires
2-// `judge()` in the background and acks immediately so the upstream push
3-// hook doesn't time out while we're checking out commits. Extracted
4-// from c21_app.ts per the SAMA Atomic rule — separate file from the
5-// manual /api/judge trigger because the auth model (HMAC vs. bearer)
6-// and the failure semantics (ack-and-fire vs. wait-for-verdict) are
7-// genuinely different concepts.
8-
9-import { judge } from "./c14_judge.ts";
10-import { parseJson } from "./c14_request_parse.ts";
11-import { timingSafeEqual, hmacSha256Hex } from "./c32_session.ts";
12-
13-export const forgejoWebhookHandler = async (req: Request): Promise<Response> => {
14- if (req.method !== "POST") return new Response("POST only", { status: 405 });
15- const secret = process.env.WEBHOOK_SECRET;
16- if (!secret) return new Response("webhook not configured", { status: 503 });
17-
18- const body = await req.text();
19- const provided =
20- req.headers.get("x-forgejo-signature") ?? req.headers.get("x-gitea-signature") ?? "";
21- const expected = await hmacSha256Hex(secret, body);
22- if (provided.length !== expected.length || !timingSafeEqual(provided, expected)) {
23- return new Response("invalid signature", { status: 401 });
24- }
25-
26- const parsed = parseJson<{ repository?: { owner?: { login?: string }; name?: string }; ref?: string }>(body);
27- if (!parsed.ok) return new Response("invalid json", { status: 400 });
28- const payload = parsed.value;
29- const owner = payload.repository?.owner?.login;
30- const repo = payload.repository?.name;
31- if (!owner || !repo) return new Response("missing owner/repo", { status: 400 });
32-
33- // Fire the judge in the background; ack immediately so Forgejo
34- // doesn't time out while we're checking out commits.
35- void judge(owner, repo).catch((err) => {
36- console.error(`judge failed for ${owner}/${repo}:`, err);
37- });
38- return Response.json({ accepted: true, owner, repo });
39-};
removed src/c31_admin_validation.test.ts +0 −213
@@ -1,213 +0,0 @@
1-import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2-import {
3- validateEditForm,
4- MAX_ADMIN_HTML_BYTES,
5-} from "./c31_admin_validation.ts";
6-
7-test("accepts a minimally valid form", () => {
8- const r = validateEditForm({
9- slug: "hello",
10- type: "page",
11- title: "Hello",
12- html: "<p>x</p>",
13- status: "published",
14- });
15- expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
16- if (r.ok) {
17- expect(r.data.slug).toBe("hello");
18- expect(r.data.type).toBe("page");
19- expect(r.data.primaryTag).toBeNull();
20- }
21-});
22-
23-test("lowercases the slug and trims surrounding whitespace", () => {
24- const r = validateEditForm({
25- slug: " HELLO-World ",
26- type: "post",
27- title: "X",
28- html: "<p>x</p>",
29- });
30- expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
31- if (r.ok) expect(r.data.slug).toBe("hello-world");
32-});
33-
34-test("rejects missing title", () => {
35- const r = validateEditForm({
36- slug: "ok",
37- type: "page",
38- title: " ",
39- html: "<p>x</p>",
40- });
41- expect(r.ok).toBe(false);
42- if (!r.ok) expect(r.error).toMatch(/title/i);
43-});
44-
45-test("rejects slug with uppercase letters", () => {
46- const r = validateEditForm({
47- slug: "NotOK",
48- type: "page",
49- title: "T",
50- html: "<p>x</p>",
51- });
52- // lowercased to "notok" by the trimmer — that should pass.
53- expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
54-});
55-
56-test("accepts multi-segment slug with single-slash separators", () => {
57- const r = validateEditForm({
58- slug: "company/about",
59- type: "page",
60- title: "About",
61- html: "<p>x</p>",
62- });
63- expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
64- if (r.ok) expect(r.data.slug).toBe("company/about");
65-});
66-
67-test("accepts deeply nested multi-segment slug", () => {
68- const r = validateEditForm({
69- slug: "docs/spec/grammar",
70- type: "page",
71- title: "Grammar",
72- html: "<p>x</p>",
73- });
74- expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
75- if (r.ok) expect(r.data.slug).toBe("docs/spec/grammar");
76-});
77-
78-test("trims leading and trailing slashes from slug", () => {
79- const r = validateEditForm({
80- slug: "/foo/bar/",
81- type: "page",
82- title: "T",
83- html: "<p>x</p>",
84- });
85- expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
86- if (r.ok) expect(r.data.slug).toBe("foo/bar");
87-});
88-
89-test("rejects slug with consecutive slashes", () => {
90- const r = validateEditForm({
91- slug: "a//b",
92- type: "page",
93- title: "T",
94- html: "<p>x</p>",
95- });
96- expect(r.ok).toBe(false);
97- if (!r.ok) expect(r.error).toMatch(/slug/i);
98-});
99-
100-test("rejects empty segment after trim", () => {
101- const r = validateEditForm({
102- slug: "//",
103- type: "page",
104- title: "T",
105- html: "<p>x</p>",
106- });
107- expect(r.ok).toBe(false);
108- if (!r.ok) expect(r.error).toMatch(/slug/i);
109-});
110-
111-test("rejects slug containing whitespace", () => {
112- const r = validateEditForm({
113- slug: "two words",
114- type: "page",
115- title: "T",
116- html: "<p>x</p>",
117- });
118- expect(r.ok).toBe(false);
119- if (!r.ok) expect(r.error).toMatch(/slug/i);
120-});
121-
122-test("rejects unknown type", () => {
123- const r = validateEditForm({
124- slug: "ok",
125- type: "snippet",
126- title: "X",
127- html: "<p>x</p>",
128- });
129- expect(r.ok).toBe(false);
130- if (!r.ok) expect(r.error).toMatch(/type/i);
131-});
132-
133-test("rejects unknown status", () => {
134- const r = validateEditForm({
135- slug: "ok",
136- type: "page",
137- title: "X",
138- html: "<p>x</p>",
139- status: "deferred",
140- });
141- expect(r.ok).toBe(false);
142- if (!r.ok) expect(r.error).toMatch(/status/i);
143-});
144-
145-test("defaults status to published when omitted", () => {
146- const r = validateEditForm({
147- slug: "ok",
148- type: "page",
149- title: "X",
150- html: "<p>x</p>",
151- });
152- expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
153- if (r.ok) expect(r.data.status).toBe("published");
154-});
155-
156-test("accepts draft status", () => {
157- const r = validateEditForm({
158- slug: "ok",
159- type: "page",
160- title: "X",
161- html: "<p>x</p>",
162- status: "draft",
163- });
164- expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
165- if (r.ok) expect(r.data.status).toBe("draft");
166-});
167-
168-test("captures primary_tag when non-empty", () => {
169- const r = validateEditForm({
170- slug: "ok",
171- type: "post",
172- title: "P",
173- html: "<p>x</p>",
174- primary_tag: "concept",
175- });
176- expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
177- if (r.ok) expect(r.data.primaryTag).toBe("concept");
178-});
179-
180-test("treats blank primary_tag as null", () => {
181- const r = validateEditForm({
182- slug: "ok",
183- type: "post",
184- title: "P",
185- html: "<p>x</p>",
186- primary_tag: " ",
187- });
188- expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
189- if (r.ok) expect(r.data.primaryTag).toBeNull();
190-});
191-
192-test("rejects html body over the size cap", () => {
193- // Build a 1 MB + 1 byte payload of single-byte chars.
194- const big = "a".repeat(MAX_ADMIN_HTML_BYTES + 1);
195- const r = validateEditForm({
196- slug: "ok",
197- type: "page",
198- title: "X",
199- html: big,
200- });
201- expect(r.ok).toBe(false);
202- if (!r.ok) expect(r.error).toMatch(/limit/i);
203-});
204-
205-test("accepts empty html body (parser handles it as an empty doc)", () => {
206- const r = validateEditForm({
207- slug: "ok",
208- type: "page",
209- title: "X",
210- html: "",
211- });
212- expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
213-});
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@@ -1,68 +0,0 @@
1-// c31 — model: validation for the admin sxdoc edit form. Pure: no I/O.
2-// Sibling to c31_edit_validation (markdown-editor validation), but for
3-// the SxDocument-backed admin UI.
4-//
5-// Per Modeled.md: external input (HTTP form bodies) gets a parser in
6-// c31 before any logic touches it. Handler reads FormData, hands a
7-// Record<string, string> to validateEditForm, gets back a discriminated
8-// result the handler can react to.
9-
10-// Slugs may be single-segment ("about") or multi-segment ("company/about",
11-// "docs/spec/grammar"). Each segment is lowercase a-z/0-9/-/_. Leading or
12-// trailing slashes are trimmed by the caller before this regex runs, so
13-// the pattern itself only matches the canonical "seg(/seg)*" shape.
14-const SLUG_RE = /^[a-z0-9_-]+(?:\/[a-z0-9_-]+)*$/;
15-
16-// 1 MiB cap on HTML body. The migration's biggest single document
17-// (sama-meets-git-cms.md) is ~12 KB rendered — 1 MiB is generous
18-// headroom for any realistic page, while still rejecting accidental
19-// 50 MB pastes that would block the SQLite WAL.
20-export const MAX_ADMIN_HTML_BYTES = 1024 * 1024;
21-
22-export interface ValidatedEditInput {
23- slug: string;
24- type: "page" | "post";
25- title: string;
26- html: string;
27- status: "published" | "draft";
28- primaryTag: string | null;
29-}
30-
31-export type AdminValidationResult =
32- | { ok: true; data: ValidatedEditInput }
33- | { ok: false; error: string };
34-
35-export const validateEditForm = (form: Record<string, string>): AdminValidationResult => {
36- const slug = (form.slug ?? "").trim().toLowerCase().replace(/^\/+|\/+$/g, "");
37- const type = form.type ?? "";
38- const title = (form.title ?? "").trim();
39- const html = form.html ?? "";
40- const statusRaw = form.status ?? "published";
41- const primaryTag = (form.primary_tag ?? "").trim() || null;
42-
43- if (!title) return { ok: false, error: "title is required" };
44- if (!SLUG_RE.test(slug)) {
45- return {
46- ok: false,
47- error: "slug must be lowercase segments (letters, digits, dash, underscore) joined by single slashes — e.g. about, company/about, docs/spec/grammar",
48- };
49- }
50- if (type !== "page" && type !== "post") {
51- return { ok: false, error: "type must be page or post" };
52- }
53- if (statusRaw !== "published" && statusRaw !== "draft") {
54- return { ok: false, error: "status must be published or draft" };
55- }
56- const bytes = new TextEncoder().encode(html).length;
57- if (bytes > MAX_ADMIN_HTML_BYTES) {
58- return {
59- ok: false,
60- error: `body exceeds the ${MAX_ADMIN_HTML_BYTES / 1024} KB limit (got ${Math.round(bytes / 1024)} KB)`,
61- };
62- }
63-
64- return {
65- ok: true,
66- data: { slug, type, title, html, status: statusRaw, primaryTag },
67- };
68-};
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@@ -1,87 +0,0 @@
1-// c31 — model: blog index data. The post bodies live as markdown in
2-// content/blog/<slug>.md; this file is just the registry that drives
3-// /blog, /blog/:slug, and the sitemap. New posts: drop the .md file
4-// and add an entry here.
5-
6-export interface BlogEntry {
7- slug: string;
8- title: string;
9- description: string;
10- // ISO date for the listing + sitemap lastmod.
11- date: string;
12-}
13-
14-export const ALL_POSTS: BlogEntry[] = [
15- {
16- slug: "deploy-that-lies-cascade",
17- title: "When the deploy lies: three bugs hidden by one silent error suppressor",
18- description: "/reports/live had been stuck on a 12-day-old window because the deploy script's snapshot step was failing silently (no bun on the p620 host, the failure was swallowed by 2>/dev/null and a 'non-fatal skipped' echo). Fix one: run the snapshot via podman. That exposed a second silent skip — snapshot-tests had been missing from the git-mode deploy entirely. Fix two: add it. That made bun test actually run in CI for the first time and exposed two more bugs — a 1-in-16 flaky test and a false-positive placeholder where the verifier's own test fixture was being grepped as a real test. Three bugs in one PR. The empirical lesson: verification only works if the pipeline that runs it isn't lying about whether it ran.",
19- date: "2026-05-22",
20- },
21- {
22- slug: "sama-empirical-modeled-green",
23- title: "Greening our own dogfood: four sibling tests, the live verifier flipped from 3/4 to 4/4",
24- description: "/sama/verify?repo=syntaxai/tdd.md is the public verifier on tdd.md. Yesterday it showed three of four SAMA pillars green for this codebase — Modeled was flagging four c32_* files without sibling tests. Today it shows 4/4. Receipt for the round-trip: four new test files (55 unit tests), three const → export const visibility lifts on pure helpers, no behaviour changes, and the same URL anyone in the world can hit now reports the same answer the local CLI does. The website is the spec is the verifier is the test suite.",
25- date: "2026-05-22",
26- },
27- {
28- slug: "sama-empirical-c21-split",
29- title: "When the verifier said 'split this': one Atomic-700 hit, four handler files, the build stayed green",
30- description: "After Fase-2b landed, the SAMA verifier flagged c21_app.ts at 761 LOC — over the 700-line Atomic threshold — with one instruction: 'split per UI/data domain.' Four new handler files later (fallback, projects, api_agents, webhook), c21_app.ts was at 452 LOC, the verifier flipped green on all 67 SAMA files, 138/138 unit tests stayed green, 49/49 e2e against live stayed green, and the git-native commit pipeline didn't notice the route table had moved. Receipt for one mechanical-verifier round-trip on a real codebase.",
31- date: "2026-05-22",
32- },
33- {
34- slug: "sama-meets-git-cms",
35- title: "SAMA meets git: building a self-hosted CMS that obeys the discipline",
36- description: "Built a self-hosted CMS for tdd.md that commits directly to Forgejo via HTTP — no git binary, no SSH keys, no SQLite proposal queue. Edits become real commits a reviewer can git blame. Along the way the build surfaced eight SAMA tensions: two led to refinements (Modeled exemption for I/O-only c14 files; boundary-contract discriminated unions), six were operational doctrines or things SAMA correctly stays silent on. This post itself was committed via the CMS.",
37- date: "2026-05-10",
38- },
39- {
40- slug: "from-rules-to-checks",
41- title: "From rules to checks: shipping what the corpus post promised",
42- description: "The corpus post named three checks the discipline should run. This post is the receipt. Three slivers shipped: placeholder-test detection (live on /reports/live/tests), historical-commit testing via git worktree (opt-in via SAMA_HISTORY_DEPTH), and /sama/verify - a four-discipline report runnable against any public repo. The rules are now URLs you can hit.",
43- date: "2026-05-09",
44- },
45- {
46- slug: "agentic-coding-corpus-three-patterns",
47- title: "Three patterns ten threads converge on",
48- description: "One thread is an audit. Ten threads are a pattern. A six-month corpus of r/ClaudeAI, r/ClaudeCode and r/AgentsOfAI posts shows three failure modes everywhere — agents attack the verifier rather than the impl, the harness's hidden state outvotes the user's stated rules, and experienced practitioners independently arrive at TDD+SAMA-shaped answers. With per-pattern mitigation tables: how the iron law, the sibling-test rule, and the layer-prefix grep would have caught or prevented each thread.",
49- date: "2026-05-09",
50- },
51- {
52- slug: "claude-code-harness-postmortem",
53- title: "Forty hidden reminders, one failing test: reading the Claude Code postmortem thread",
54- description: "ThePaSch's r/ClaudeAI audit catalogues 40+ hidden system reminders, five gag-order sites (\"never mention this to the user\"), a malware reminder injected on every file read, contradictory instructions, and a 158-version system-prompt churn in 11 days. Anthropic's postmortem stops short of any of it. What survives in the artefact a reviewer sees? TDD's iron law and SAMA's verification grep — both enforced outside the agent's context window.",
55- date: "2026-05-09",
56- },
57- {
58- slug: "three-constraints-agentic-coding",
59- title: "Red, tokens, atoms: three constraints that compound",
60- description: "Three pieces landed the same week — obra's TDD skill, Mishra's 23 token-saving tips for Claude Code, and the rebrand of SAMA (Sorted, Architecture, Modeled, Atomic). Each is useful alone. Stacked they multiply, and not by adding benefits — they remove the failure modes the others cannot see.",
61- date: "2026-05-09",
62- },
63- {
64- slug: "tweag-handbook-tdd",
65- title: "Tweag's agentic TDD handbook gets the loop right — local green still isn't enough",
66- description: "Tweag's agentic-coding handbook describes a clean TDD loop and the right rules for AI assistants — but the validation layer it leans on (run tests, see green) misses the three failure modes most likely to show up: tautology, test deletion in refactor, and assertion weakening. Here's the gap, and what closes it.",
67- date: "2026-05-08",
68- },
69- {
70- slug: "aider-tdd",
71- title: "Aider is the closest agent to TDD on rails — until you let it auto-fix",
72- description: "Aider's auto-commit-per-edit and bite-sized-steps philosophy make it TDD-shaped by default. Then `--auto-test` discovers it can win by deleting tests instead of fixing the impl. Here's how Aider's strengths map onto TDD, and how to keep the auto-test loop honest.",
73- date: "2026-05-04",
74- },
75- {
76- slug: "cursor-tdd",
77- title: "Cursor knows how to do TDD. Most users skip the parts that matter.",
78- description: "Cursor's own agent best practices document a clean TDD workflow — but most users skip the features (Plan Mode, fresh conversations, .cursor/rules) that actually make it work. Here's how to put the pieces together, with a kata you can run end-to-end.",
79- date: "2026-05-04",
80- },
81- {
82- slug: "claude-code-tdd",
83- title: "Claude Code does not do TDD by default — here's how to make it",
84- description: "Claude Code writes the test and impl in one breath, so the test never fails for the right reason. Two structural changes — CLAUDE.md rules + phase-separated sessions — get the discipline back, and tdd.md can verify it.",
85- date: "2026-05-04",
86- },
87-];
removed src/c31_commit_meta.test.ts +0 −37
@@ -1,37 +0,0 @@
1-import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2-import { buildCommitMessage, noreplyEmail } from "./c31_commit_meta.ts";
3-
4-test("buildCommitMessage emits the expected subject + trailer", () => {
5- const msg = buildCommitMessage({
6- title: "S — Sorted",
7- author: "syntaxai",
8- filePath: "content/sama/sorted.md",
9- });
10- const lines = msg.split("\n");
11- expect(lines[0]).toBe("edit content/sama/sorted.md via web");
12- expect(msg).toContain("Submitted by syntaxai via the tdd.md self-hosted editor.");
13-});
14-
15-test("buildCommitMessage filePath is the only thing on the subject line", () => {
16- // Important: keeps `git log --oneline` readable. No author / no SHA
17- // hint in the subject — that's all in the body / trailers / metadata.
18- const msg = buildCommitMessage({
19- title: "ignored title",
20- author: "syntaxai",
21- filePath: "content/blog/some-post.md",
22- });
23- const subject = msg.split("\n")[0];
24- expect(subject).toBe("edit content/blog/some-post.md via web");
25- expect(subject).not.toContain("syntaxai");
26- expect(subject).not.toContain("ignored title");
27-});
28-
29-test("noreplyEmail prefers the github-id form when available", () => {
30- expect(noreplyEmail("syntaxai", 12766340)).toBe(
31- "[email protected]",
32- );
33-});
34-
35-test("noreplyEmail falls back to login-only when id is unknown", () => {
36- expect(noreplyEmail("syntaxai")).toBe("[email protected]");
37-});
removed src/c31_commit_meta.ts +0 −29
@@ -1,29 +0,0 @@
1-// c31 — model: pure helpers for shaping a git commit out of an edit
2-// submission. Source-agnostic — used to live with c14_forgejo's
3-// commitFile, now feeds c14_git.commitFile against the local bare
4-// repo. Sibling-tested.
5-
6-export interface CommitMessageInput {
7- // Page title shown in the editor header (e.g. "S — Sorted").
8- title: string;
9- // GitHub login of the admin who saved the edit.
10- author: string;
11- // Path under repo root, e.g. "content/sama/sorted.md".
12- filePath: string;
13-}
14-
15-// One-line subject + author trailer. Intentionally short so it reads
16-// well in `git log --oneline` and in the Forgejo commit list.
17-export const buildCommitMessage = (input: CommitMessageInput): string => {
18- const subject = `edit ${input.filePath} via web`;
19- const trailer = `\n\nSubmitted by ${input.author} via the tdd.md self-hosted editor.`;
20- return subject + trailer;
21-};
22-
23-// GitHub-style noreply email so commits attribute to the user's
24-// GitHub account in tools that link by email. Mirrors the logic in
25-// c21_handlers_auth where we mint Forgejo identities.
26-export const noreplyEmail = (login: string, githubId?: number): string =>
27- githubId !== undefined
28- ? `${githubId}+${login}@users.noreply.github.com`
29- : `${login}@users.noreply.github.com`;
removed src/c31_commits.test.ts +0 −52
@@ -1,52 +0,0 @@
1-import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2-import { parseCommit, computeProgress } from "./c31_commits.ts";
3-
4-test("parseCommit reads a phase prefix", () => {
5- expect(parseCommit("red: failing test for empty")).toEqual({
6- phase: "red",
7- step: null,
8- subject: "failing test for empty",
9- });
10-});
11-
12-test("parseCommit extracts step from phase(step): form", () => {
13- expect(parseCommit("green(single-number): return n for one number")).toEqual({
14- phase: "green",
15- step: "single-number",
16- subject: "return n for one number",
17- });
18-});
19-
20-test("parseCommit recognizes 'Initial commit' as init", () => {
21- expect(parseCommit("Initial commit").phase).toBe("init");
22-});
23-
24-test("parseCommit returns untagged for unknown messages", () => {
25- expect(parseCommit("wip — fixing something").phase).toBe("untagged");
26-});
27-
28-test("parseCommit recognizes spike: prefix", () => {
29- expect(parseCommit("spike: try the regex approach").phase).toBe("spike");
30-});
31-
32-test("parseCommit extracts step from spike(step):", () => {
33- const p = parseCommit("spike(custom-separator): explore Forge regex");
34- expect(p.phase).toBe("spike");
35- expect(p.step).toBe("custom-separator");
36-});
37-
38-test("computeProgress verifies a step after red→green for the same step", () => {
39- const commits = [
40- { commit: { message: "green(empty): returns 0" } },
41- { commit: { message: "red(empty): empty string returns 0" } },
42- ]; // newest first, like Forgejo
43- const p = computeProgress(commits);
44- expect(p.verifiedSteps).toEqual(new Set(["empty"]));
45- expect(p.redCount).toBe(1);
46- expect(p.greenCount).toBe(1);
47-});
48-
49-test("computeProgress does not verify green-without-prior-red", () => {
50- const commits = [{ commit: { message: "green(empty): returns 0" } }];
51- expect(computeProgress(commits).verifiedSteps.size).toBe(0);
52-});
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@@ -1,65 +0,0 @@
1-export type Phase = "red" | "green" | "refactor" | "spike" | "init" | "untagged";
2-
3-export interface ParsedCommit {
4- phase: Phase;
5- step: string | null;
6- subject: string;
7-}
8-
9-const PHASE_RE = /^(red|green|refactor|spike)(?:\(([a-z][a-z0-9-]*)\))?:\s*(.*)$/i;
10-
11-export const parseCommit = (message: string): ParsedCommit => {
12- const subject = message.split("\n")[0] ?? "";
13- const m = subject.match(PHASE_RE);
14- if (m) {
15- return {
16- phase: m[1]!.toLowerCase() as Phase,
17- step: m[2] ?? null,
18- subject: m[3] ?? "",
19- };
20- }
21- if (/^Initial commit$/i.test(subject)) {
22- return { phase: "init", step: null, subject };
23- }
24- return { phase: "untagged", step: null, subject };
25-};
26-
27-export interface Progress {
28- verifiedSteps: Set<string>;
29- redCount: number;
30- greenCount: number;
31- refactorCount: number;
32- spikeCount: number;
33- untaggedCount: number;
34-}
35-
36-// A step counts as "verified" when its red commit is followed by a green
37-// for the same step. Refactor and untagged commits are tallied separately
38-// for the score breakdown but don't move verification.
39-export const computeProgress = (commits: { commit: { message: string } }[]): Progress => {
40- const pendingRed = new Set<string>();
41- const verifiedSteps = new Set<string>();
42- let redCount = 0;
43- let greenCount = 0;
44- let refactorCount = 0;
45- let spikeCount = 0;
46- let untaggedCount = 0;
47- // Forgejo returns commits newest-first; walk oldest-first to get sequence.
48- for (const c of [...commits].reverse()) {
49- const p = parseCommit(c.commit.message);
50- if (p.phase === "red") {
51- redCount++;
52- if (p.step) pendingRed.add(p.step);
53- } else if (p.phase === "green") {
54- greenCount++;
55- if (p.step && pendingRed.has(p.step)) verifiedSteps.add(p.step);
56- } else if (p.phase === "refactor") {
57- refactorCount++;
58- } else if (p.phase === "spike") {
59- spikeCount++;
60- } else if (p.phase === "untagged") {
61- untaggedCount++;
62- }
63- }
64- return { verifiedSteps, redCount, greenCount, refactorCount, spikeCount, untaggedCount };
65-};
removed src/c31_diff_parse.test.ts +0 −131
@@ -1,131 +0,0 @@
1-import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2-import { parseUnifiedDiff } from "./c31_diff_parse.ts";
3-
4-test("empty input yields no files", () => {
5- expect(parseUnifiedDiff("").files).toEqual([]);
6-});
7-
8-test("single-file modified, one mixed hunk", () => {
9- const raw = `diff --git a/foo.md b/foo.md
10-index abc..def 100644
11---- a/foo.md
12-+++ b/foo.md
13-@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
14--old line
15-+new line
16- context
17- more context
18-`;
19- const r = parseUnifiedDiff(raw);
20- expect(r.files).toHaveLength(1);
21- const f = r.files[0]!;
22- expect(f.path).toBe("foo.md");
23- expect(f.oldPath).toBe("foo.md");
24- expect(f.status).toBe("modified");
25- expect(f.added).toBe(1);
26- expect(f.removed).toBe(1);
27- expect(f.hunks).toHaveLength(1);
28- expect(f.hunks[0]!.lines.map((l) => [l.kind, l.text])).toEqual([
29- ["removed", "old line"],
30- ["added", "new line"],
31- ["context", "context"],
32- ["context", "more context"],
33- ]);
34-});
35-
36-test("line numbers track old/new sides correctly", () => {
37- const raw = `diff --git a/x b/x
38---- a/x
39-+++ b/x
40-@@ -10,3 +10,3 @@
41- keep
42--drop
43-+inject
44-`;
45- const f = parseUnifiedDiff(raw).files[0]!;
46- const lines = f.hunks[0]!.lines;
47- expect(lines[0]).toMatchObject({ kind: "context", oldNum: 10, newNum: 10 });
48- expect(lines[1]).toMatchObject({ kind: "removed", oldNum: 11, newNum: null });
49- expect(lines[2]).toMatchObject({ kind: "added", oldNum: null, newNum: 11 });
50-});
51-
52-test("new file marker sets status:added", () => {
53- const raw = `diff --git a/new.md b/new.md
54-new file mode 100644
55-index 0000000..abc
56---- /dev/null
57-+++ b/new.md
58-@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
59-+hello
60-+world
61-`;
62- const f = parseUnifiedDiff(raw).files[0]!;
63- expect(f.status).toBe("added");
64- expect(f.added).toBe(2);
65- expect(f.removed).toBe(0);
66-});
67-
68-test("deleted file marker sets status:removed", () => {
69- const raw = `diff --git a/old.md b/old.md
70-deleted file mode 100644
71---- a/old.md
72-+++ /dev/null
73-@@ -1,2 +0,0 @@
74--bye
75--world
76-`;
77- const f = parseUnifiedDiff(raw).files[0]!;
78- expect(f.status).toBe("removed");
79- expect(f.added).toBe(0);
80- expect(f.removed).toBe(2);
81-});
82-
83-test("multiple files in one diff are all parsed", () => {
84- const raw = `diff --git a/a.md b/a.md
85---- a/a.md
86-+++ b/a.md
87-@@ -1 +1 @@
88--A
89-+a
90-diff --git a/b.md b/b.md
91---- a/b.md
92-+++ b/b.md
93-@@ -1 +1 @@
94--B
95-+b
96-`;
97- const r = parseUnifiedDiff(raw);
98- expect(r.files.map((f) => f.path)).toEqual(["a.md", "b.md"]);
99-});
100-
101-test("hunk header without explicit length defaults to 1", () => {
102- const raw = `diff --git a/x b/x
103---- a/x
104-+++ b/x
105-@@ -5 +5 @@ section name
106--old
107-+new
108-`;
109- const f = parseUnifiedDiff(raw).files[0]!;
110- const h = f.hunks[0]!;
111- expect(h.oldLength).toBe(1);
112- expect(h.newLength).toBe(1);
113- expect(h.heading).toBe("section name");
114-});
115-
116-test("\\ No newline at end of file is silently skipped", () => {
117- const raw = `diff --git a/x b/x
118---- a/x
119-+++ b/x
120-@@ -1 +1 @@
121--old
122-\\ No newline at end of file
123-+new
124-\\ No newline at end of file
125-`;
126- const f = parseUnifiedDiff(raw).files[0]!;
127- expect(f.added).toBe(1);
128- expect(f.removed).toBe(1);
129- // The "\ No newline" lines should NOT show up as context.
130- expect(f.hunks[0]!.lines.map((l) => l.kind)).toEqual(["removed", "added"]);
131-});
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@@ -1,160 +0,0 @@
1-// c31 — model: pure parser for unified-diff output. Takes the raw text
2-// emitted by `git diff` / Forgejo's `.diff` endpoint and produces the
3-// structured shape c51_render_commit consumes. No I/O, no I/O assumptions
4-// — handed a string, returns a tree.
5-
6-export type DiffLineKind = "context" | "added" | "removed";
7-
8-export interface DiffLine {
9- kind: DiffLineKind;
10- text: string;
11- // 1-based line numbers in the old / new file. Null for the side
12- // that doesn't have this line (e.g. additions have oldNum:null).
13- oldNum: number | null;
14- newNum: number | null;
15-}
16-
17-export interface DiffHunk {
18- oldStart: number;
19- oldLength: number;
20- newStart: number;
21- newLength: number;
22- // The "@@ ... @@" suffix Forgejo/git puts after the second @@. Often
23- // the surrounding function/section name. Free text, may be empty.
24- heading: string;
25- lines: DiffLine[];
26-}
27-
28-export interface DiffFile {
29- // Path on the new side. For deletes this is the old path mirrored
30- // here so one field is enough to render a row.
31- path: string;
32- // Old path, set only on renames + deletes. Equal to `path` for
33- // straightforward edits.
34- oldPath: string;
35- status: "added" | "removed" | "modified" | "renamed";
36- hunks: DiffHunk[];
37- added: number;
38- removed: number;
39-}
40-
41-export interface ParsedDiff {
42- files: DiffFile[];
43-}
44-
45-// Parse a `@@ -oldStart,oldLength +newStart,newLength @@ heading` header.
46-// Returns null when the line doesn't match. The length parts are
47-// optional in unified-diff (defaults to 1) — handle both shapes.
48-const HUNK_HEADER = /^@@ -(\d+)(?:,(\d+))? \+(\d+)(?:,(\d+))? @@(.*)$/;
49-
50-const parseHunkHeader = (line: string): Omit<DiffHunk, "lines"> | null => {
51- const m = HUNK_HEADER.exec(line);
52- if (!m) return null;
53- return {
54- oldStart: parseInt(m[1]!, 10),
55- oldLength: m[2] !== undefined ? parseInt(m[2], 10) : 1,
56- newStart: parseInt(m[3]!, 10),
57- newLength: m[4] !== undefined ? parseInt(m[4], 10) : 1,
58- heading: (m[5] ?? "").trim(),
59- };
60-};
61-
62-export const parseUnifiedDiff = (raw: string): ParsedDiff => {
63- const files: DiffFile[] = [];
64- let currentFile: DiffFile | null = null;
65- let currentHunk: DiffHunk | null = null;
66- let oldLineNo = 0;
67- let newLineNo = 0;
68-
69- const lines = raw.split("\n");
70- for (let i = 0; i < lines.length; i++) {
71- const line = lines[i] ?? "";
72-
73- if (line.startsWith("diff --git ")) {
74- // New file boundary. Try to extract paths from "a/X b/Y" — git
75- // emits them quoted only when special chars are present, which
76- // we don't expect for our markdown content.
77- const m = /^diff --git a\/(.+) b\/(.+)$/.exec(line);
78- const oldPath = m?.[1] ?? "";
79- const path = m?.[2] ?? "";
80- currentFile = {
81- path,
82- oldPath,
83- status: "modified",
84- hunks: [],
85- added: 0,
86- removed: 0,
87- };
88- currentHunk = null;
89- files.push(currentFile);
90- continue;
91- }
92-
93- if (currentFile === null) continue; // preamble, skip
94-
95- if (line.startsWith("new file mode")) {
96- currentFile.status = "added";
97- continue;
98- }
99- if (line.startsWith("deleted file mode")) {
100- currentFile.status = "removed";
101- continue;
102- }
103- if (line.startsWith("rename from ") || line.startsWith("rename to ")) {
104- currentFile.status = "renamed";
105- continue;
106- }
107- // Skip the index, ---/+++ headers — useful info already captured
108- // from "diff --git" / mode lines.
109- if (
110- line.startsWith("index ") ||
111- line.startsWith("--- ") ||
112- line.startsWith("+++ ") ||
113- line.startsWith("similarity index") ||
114- line.startsWith("Binary files")
115- ) {
116- continue;
117- }
118-
119- if (line.startsWith("@@")) {
120- const header = parseHunkHeader(line);
121- if (!header) continue;
122- currentHunk = { ...header, lines: [] };
123- currentFile.hunks.push(currentHunk);
124- oldLineNo = header.oldStart;
125- newLineNo = header.newStart;
126- continue;
127- }
128-
129- if (currentHunk === null) continue;
130-
131- // Body lines — first char is the marker. An empty string at the
132- // tail of the input (from a trailing "\n") falls through as
133- // context with text "" — that matches what git emits.
134- const marker = line[0] ?? " ";
135- const text = line.slice(1);
136-
137- if (marker === "+") {
138- currentHunk.lines.push({ kind: "added", text, oldNum: null, newNum: newLineNo });
139- newLineNo++;
140- currentFile.added++;
141- } else if (marker === "-") {
142- currentHunk.lines.push({ kind: "removed", text, oldNum: oldLineNo, newNum: null });
143- oldLineNo++;
144- currentFile.removed++;
145- } else if (marker === " " || marker === "") {
146- // Skip a stray empty line that follows the last hunk before the
147- // next "diff --git" — it's not a real context line.
148- const next = lines[i + 1] ?? "";
149- if (line === "" && (next.startsWith("diff --git ") || next === "")) continue;
150- currentHunk.lines.push({ kind: "context", text, oldNum: oldLineNo, newNum: newLineNo });
151- oldLineNo++;
152- newLineNo++;
153- } else if (marker === "\\") {
154- // "\ No newline at end of file" — informational, skip.
155- continue;
156- }
157- }
158-
159- return { files };
160-};
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@@ -1,93 +0,0 @@
1-// c31 — model: hierarchical site-nav for the GitBook-style docs
2-// chrome. Pure data: combines the existing per-section registries
3-// (sama, guides, blog) into one structure the sidebar walks at
4-// render-time, plus a flat per-section list the prev/next navigator
5-// uses to compute neighbours.
6-
7-import { ALL_SAMA, type SamaDiscipline } from "./c31_sama.ts";
8-import { ALL_GUIDES, type GuideEntry } from "./c31_guides.ts";
9-import { ALL_POSTS, type BlogEntry } from "./c31_blog.ts";
10-
11-export interface DocsNavLink {
12- href: string;
13- label: string;
14- // GitHub raw-edit URL for the source markdown, when applicable.
15- // null for pages whose body is built inline in c21_app.ts.
16- editPath: string | null;
17-}
18-
19-export interface DocsNavSection {
20- id: "sama" | "guides" | "blog";
21- title: string;
22- rootHref: string;
23- links: DocsNavLink[];
24-}
25-
26-const samaLink = (d: SamaDiscipline): DocsNavLink => ({
27- href: `/sama/${d.slug}`,
28- label: `${d.letter} — ${d.title}`,
29- editPath: `content/sama/${d.slug}.md`,
30-});
31-
32-const guideLink = (g: GuideEntry): DocsNavLink => ({
33- href: `/guides/${g.slug}`,
34- label: g.title,
35- editPath: `content/guides/${g.slug}.md`,
36-});
37-
38-const blogLink = (p: BlogEntry): DocsNavLink => ({
39- href: `/blog/${p.slug}`,
40- label: p.title,
41- editPath: `content/blog/${p.slug}.md`,
42-});
43-
44-export const SITE_NAV: DocsNavSection[] = [
45- {
46- id: "sama",
47- title: "SAMA",
48- rootHref: "/sama",
49- links: [
50- ...ALL_SAMA.map(samaLink),
51- { href: "/sama/skill", label: "SKILL.md (drop into your agent)", editPath: "content/sama/skill.md" },
52- { href: "/sama/verify", label: "verify a public repo", editPath: null },
53- ],
54- },
55- {
56- id: "guides",
57- title: "Guides",
58- rootHref: "/guides",
59- links: ALL_GUIDES.map(guideLink),
60- },
61- {
62- id: "blog",
63- title: "Blog",
64- rootHref: "/blog",
65- links: ALL_POSTS.map(blogLink),
66- },
67-];
68-
69-// Resolve the section + position of a given path. Used by the
70-// docs layout to select the right sidebar section and to compute
71-// prev/next neighbours.
72-export interface ResolvedDocsLocation {
73- section: DocsNavSection;
74- index: number;
75- current: DocsNavLink;
76- prev: DocsNavLink | null;
77- next: DocsNavLink | null;
78-}
79-
80-export const resolveDocsLocation = (path: string): ResolvedDocsLocation | null => {
81- for (const section of SITE_NAV) {
82- const i = section.links.findIndex((l) => l.href === path);
83- if (i === -1) continue;
84- return {
85- section,
86- index: i,
87- current: section.links[i]!,
88- prev: i > 0 ? section.links[i - 1]! : null,
89- next: i < section.links.length - 1 ? section.links[i + 1]! : null,
90- };
91- }
92- return null;
93-};
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@@ -1,39 +0,0 @@
1-import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2-import {
3- validateEditBody,
4- isNoOpEdit,
5- EditValidationError,
6- MAX_EDIT_BODY_BYTES,
7-} from "./c31_edit_validation.ts";
8-
9-test("validateEditBody returns the body when valid", () => {
10- expect(validateEditBody("# title\n\nsome body")).toBe("# title\n\nsome body");
11-});
12-
13-test("validateEditBody rejects non-string input", () => {
14- expect(() => validateEditBody(42)).toThrow(EditValidationError);
15- expect(() => validateEditBody(null)).toThrow(EditValidationError);
16- expect(() => validateEditBody(undefined)).toThrow(EditValidationError);
17-});
18-
19-test("validateEditBody rejects empty / whitespace-only", () => {
20- expect(() => validateEditBody("")).toThrow(EditValidationError);
21- expect(() => validateEditBody(" \n\t ")).toThrow(EditValidationError);
22-});
23-
24-test("validateEditBody rejects bodies over the byte cap", () => {
25- const tooBig = "x".repeat(MAX_EDIT_BODY_BYTES + 1);
26- expect(() => validateEditBody(tooBig)).toThrow(/exceeds/);
27-});
28-
29-test("validateEditBody accepts a body right at the cap", () => {
30- const exact = "x".repeat(MAX_EDIT_BODY_BYTES);
31- expect(validateEditBody(exact)).toBe(exact);
32-});
33-
34-test("isNoOpEdit is byte-equal, not whitespace-tolerant", () => {
35- expect(isNoOpEdit("a", "a")).toBe(true);
36- expect(isNoOpEdit("a", "a ")).toBe(false);
37- expect(isNoOpEdit("a\n", "a")).toBe(false);
38- expect(isNoOpEdit("", "")).toBe(true);
39-});
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@@ -1,38 +0,0 @@
1-// c31 — model: validation for an admin edit submission. Pure: no I/O.
2-// The DB no longer stores edits (admin POST goes directly to Forgejo
3-// + filesystem), so this file holds only the body sanity checks that
4-// were previously bundled with the SQLite proposal flow.
5-
6-export const MAX_EDIT_BODY_BYTES = 256 * 1024; // 256 KB
7-
8-export class EditValidationError extends Error {
9- constructor(message: string) {
10- super(message);
11- this.name = "EditValidationError";
12- }
13-}
14-
15-// Throws EditValidationError when the body is empty, too large, or
16-// otherwise unfit to commit. Returns the trimmed-but-otherwise-untouched
17-// body string on success.
18-export const validateEditBody = (raw: unknown): string => {
19- if (typeof raw !== "string") {
20- throw new EditValidationError("body must be a string");
21- }
22- if (raw.trim().length === 0) {
23- throw new EditValidationError("body cannot be empty");
24- }
25- const bytes = new TextEncoder().encode(raw).length;
26- if (bytes > MAX_EDIT_BODY_BYTES) {
27- throw new EditValidationError(
28- `body exceeds the ${MAX_EDIT_BODY_BYTES / 1024} KB limit (got ${Math.round(bytes / 1024)} KB)`,
29- );
30- }
31- return raw;
32-};
33-
34-// Byte-identical check between current page content and the proposed
35-// new content. Used to skip a Forgejo round-trip when the user
36-// accidentally submitted without changes.
37-export const isNoOpEdit = (currentBody: string, newBody: string): boolean =>
38- currentBody === newBody;
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@@ -1,26 +0,0 @@
1-import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2-import { loadGame } from "./c31_games.ts";
3-
4-test("loadGame returns a game with the expected id", async () => {
5- const game = await loadGame("string-calc");
6- expect(game.id).toBe("string-calc");
7-});
8-
9-test("loadGame returns the kata's step ids in order", async () => {
10- const game = await loadGame("string-calc");
11- expect(game.steps.map((s) => s.id)).toEqual([
12- "empty",
13- "single-number",
14- "two-numbers",
15- "n-numbers",
16- "newline-separator",
17- "custom-separator",
18- "negatives-throw",
19- ]);
20-});
21-
22-test("loadGame throws a clear error for an unknown game", async () => {
23- await expect(loadGame("does-not-exist")).rejects.toThrow(
24- /unknown game: does-not-exist/,
25- );
26-});
removed src/c31_games.ts +0 −55
@@ -1,55 +0,0 @@
1-export interface Step {
2- id: string;
3- requirement: string;
4- // Path (relative to the kata's spec.ts) of the authoritative test file.
5- // The judge copies this into the agent's working tree after the green
6- // checkout and runs it — hidden tests are how we detect cheating where
7- // an agent writes a tautological test like `expect(true).toBe(true)`.
8- hiddenTestFile: string;
9-}
10-
11-export interface Game {
12- id: string;
13- // One-line summary shown on the games index and OG previews.
14- description: string;
15- // Human-readable function signature the agent must export. Documented
16- // on the kata page so authors know what to build.
17- signature: string;
18- // The module path the hidden tests will import from. Agents must export
19- // their solution from this exact path (relative to repo root).
20- importPath: string;
21- steps: Step[];
22-}
23-
24-import { readdir } from "node:fs/promises";
25-
26-// Reads every kata under content/games/ and returns the loaded specs in
27-// alphabetical order. Used to build the games index and sitemap without
28-// hard-coding individual kata ids.
29-export async function listGames(): Promise<Game[]> {
30- let entries;
31- try {
32- entries = await readdir("./content/games", { withFileTypes: true });
33- } catch {
34- return [];
35- }
36- const ids = entries.filter((e) => e.isDirectory()).map((e) => e.name).sort();
37- const games: Game[] = [];
38- for (const id of ids) {
39- try {
40- games.push(await loadGame(id));
41- } catch {
42- // skip katas that fail to load (missing spec.ts, etc.)
43- }
44- }
45- return games;
46-}
47-
48-export async function loadGame(id: string): Promise<Game> {
49- const file = Bun.file(`./content/games/${id}/spec.ts`);
50- if (!(await file.exists())) {
51- throw new Error(`unknown game: ${id}`);
52- }
53- const mod = await import(`../content/games/${id}/spec.ts`);
54- return mod.spec as Game;
55-}
removed src/c31_git_parse.test.ts +0 −93
@@ -1,93 +0,0 @@
1-import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2-import {
3- parseGitCommits,
4- parseLsTreeLine,
5- GIT_COMMIT_FORMAT,
6-} from "./c31_git_parse.ts";
7-
8-const FS = "\x1f";
9-const RS = "\x1e";
10-
11-const fakeCommit = (
12- sha: string,
13- parents: string,
14- msg: string,
15- ts = "2026-05-10T13:00:00+01:00",
16-): string =>
17- [sha, parents, "syntaxai", "[email protected]", ts, "syntaxai", "[email protected]", ts, msg].join(FS) + RS;
18-
19-test("parses a single commit with one parent and short message", () => {
20- const raw = fakeCommit("abc123", "def456", "edit content/sama/skill.md\n");
21- const commits = parseGitCommits(raw);
22- expect(commits).toHaveLength(1);
23- const c = commits[0]!;
24- expect(c.sha).toBe("abc123");
25- expect(c.parents).toEqual(["def456"]);
26- expect(c.authorName).toBe("syntaxai");
27- expect(c.message).toBe("edit content/sama/skill.md");
28-});
29-
30-test("parses multiple commits separated by RS", () => {
31- const raw =
32- fakeCommit("aaa", "bbb", "first") +
33- fakeCommit("bbb", "ccc", "second") +
34- fakeCommit("ccc", "", "root commit");
35- const commits = parseGitCommits(raw);
36- expect(commits.map((c) => c.sha)).toEqual(["aaa", "bbb", "ccc"]);
37- expect(commits[2]!.parents).toEqual([]);
38-});
39-
40-test("preserves multi-line commit message body", () => {
41- const msg = "subject line\n\nbody line one\nbody line two\n";
42- const raw = fakeCommit("xyz", "par", msg);
43- const c = parseGitCommits(raw)[0]!;
44- expect(c.message).toBe("subject line\n\nbody line one\nbody line two");
45-});
46-
47-test("merge commit has multiple parents", () => {
48- const raw = fakeCommit("merge1", "p1 p2 p3", "merge");
49- const c = parseGitCommits(raw)[0]!;
50- expect(c.parents).toEqual(["p1", "p2", "p3"]);
51-});
52-
53-test("empty input yields empty array", () => {
54- expect(parseGitCommits("")).toEqual([]);
55-});
56-
57-test("malformed record throws", () => {
58- expect(() => parseGitCommits("not enough fields here" + RS)).toThrow();
59-});
60-
61-test("GIT_COMMIT_FORMAT round-trips through %x1e/%x1f hex escapes", () => {
62- // The format string passes \x1e and \x1f as %x1e / %x1f to git's
63- // printf-style placeholder language. This guards against accidental
64- // edits that break the round-trip.
65- expect(GIT_COMMIT_FORMAT).toContain("%x1f");
66- expect(GIT_COMMIT_FORMAT).toEndWith("%x1e");
67-});
68-
69-test("parseLsTreeLine accepts a regular blob row", () => {
70- const r = parseLsTreeLine("100644 blob abc123def456\tcontent/sama/skill.md");
71- expect(r).toEqual({
72- mode: "100644",
73- type: "blob",
74- sha: "abc123def456",
75- path: "content/sama/skill.md",
76- });
77-});
78-
79-test("parseLsTreeLine accepts a tree row", () => {
80- const r = parseLsTreeLine("040000 tree treesha\tcontent");
81- expect(r?.type).toBe("tree");
82-});
83-
84-test("parseLsTreeLine returns null for blank or malformed input", () => {
85- expect(parseLsTreeLine("")).toBeNull();
86- expect(parseLsTreeLine("not even tab separated")).toBeNull();
87- expect(parseLsTreeLine("100644 weirdtype sha\tpath")).toBeNull();
88-});
89-
90-test("parseLsTreeLine preserves paths with embedded spaces", () => {
91- const r = parseLsTreeLine("100644 blob abc\tcontent/with space/file.md");
92- expect(r?.path).toBe("content/with space/file.md");
93-});
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@@ -1,115 +0,0 @@
1-// c31 — model: parsers for `git` plumbing output. Pure: a function
2-// from string to a typed object. The c14_git layer owns the actual
3-// `Bun.spawn` calls; this file makes their stdout/stderr legible.
4-
5-export interface GitCommit {
6- sha: string;
7- parents: string[];
8- authorName: string;
9- authorEmail: string;
10- authorDate: string; // ISO 8601 with timezone
11- committerName: string;
12- committerEmail: string;
13- committerDate: string;
14- message: string; // full message: subject + blank + body
15-}
16-
17-// Format string for `git log` / `git show` that this parser consumes.
18-// Uses ASCII record separators so commit messages with newlines pass
19-// through unmangled. Mirrors the technique already used in
20-// scripts/p620/snapshot-git-history.ts.
21-//
22-// %H full sha
23-// %P parent shas (space-separated)
24-// %an %ae %aI author name/email/iso-strict-with-timezone
25-// %cn %ce %cI committer
26-// %B raw body (subject + blank + rest)
27-export const GIT_COMMIT_FORMAT =
28- ["%H", "%P", "%an", "%ae", "%aI", "%cn", "%ce", "%cI", "%B"].join("%x1f") + "%x1e";
29-
30-const RECORD_SEP = "\x1e";
31-const FIELD_SEP = "\x1f";
32-
33-// Parse one or more commits emitted with GIT_COMMIT_FORMAT. Trailing
34-// record separator is fine (we trim before splitting).
35-export const parseGitCommits = (raw: string): GitCommit[] => {
36- const records = raw.split(RECORD_SEP).map((s) => s.trim()).filter(Boolean);
37- return records.map(parseOneCommit);
38-};
39-
40-const parseOneCommit = (record: string): GitCommit => {
41- const parts = record.split(FIELD_SEP);
42- if (parts.length < 9) {
43- throw new Error(`malformed git commit record: expected 9+ fields, got ${parts.length}`);
44- }
45- const [sha, parentsRaw, an, ae, aI, cn, ce, cI, ...rest] = parts;
46- const message = (rest.join(FIELD_SEP) ?? "").replace(/\n+$/, "");
47- return {
48- sha: sha!,
49- parents: (parentsRaw ?? "").trim().split(/\s+/).filter(Boolean),
50- authorName: an!,
51- authorEmail: ae!,
52- authorDate: aI!,
53- committerName: cn!,
54- committerEmail: ce!,
55- committerDate: cI!,
56- message,
57- };
58-};
59-
60-// Parse `git ls-tree <ref> -- <path>` output: one tab-separated row of
61-// `<mode> <type> <sha>\t<path>`. Returns null when the path doesn't
62-// exist at that ref (empty stdout from git).
63-export interface LsTreeEntry {
64- mode: string;
65- type: "blob" | "tree" | "commit";
66- sha: string;
67- path: string;
68-}
69-
70-export const parseLsTreeLine = (line: string): LsTreeEntry | null => {
71- const trimmed = line.trim();
72- if (!trimmed) return null;
73- // `<mode> <type> <sha>\t<path>` — tab is mandatory between sha+path,
74- // spaces before. Split on first tab to keep paths with spaces intact.
75- const tabIdx = trimmed.indexOf("\t");
76- if (tabIdx === -1) return null;
77- const head = trimmed.slice(0, tabIdx).split(/\s+/);
78- if (head.length !== 3) return null;
79- const [mode, type, sha] = head;
80- const path = trimmed.slice(tabIdx + 1);
81- if (type !== "blob" && type !== "tree" && type !== "commit") return null;
82- return { mode: mode!, type, sha: sha!, path };
83-};
84-
85-// Tree-listing entry returned by c14_git.lsTree. Defined here in
86-// Layer 0 (Pure) per SAMA v2 §1.1 so c51 render code (and other
87-// readers) can reference the type without importing from Layer 2.
88-// Distinct from LsTreeEntry above: that's the raw parsed line; this
89-// is the cleaned-up shape c14_git exposes to callers.
90-export interface TreeEntry {
91- name: string; // basename, e.g. "skill.md" or "blog"
92- type: "blob" | "tree" | "commit";
93- sha: string;
94- mode: string;
95-}
96-
97-// Result types for c14_git.commitFile etc. Defined here in Layer 0
98-// (Pure) per SAMA v2 §1.1 so c51 render code can match against the
99-// discriminated union without crossing import direction.
100-export interface GitCommitOk {
101- ok: true;
102- commitSha: string;
103-}
104-
105-export interface GitCommitFailure {
106- ok: false;
107- // "conflict" → ref tip moved under us (someone else committed)
108- // "not_found" → branch doesn't exist
109- // "permission" → fs perms on the bare repo
110- // "other" → anything else (look at .message)
111- kind: "conflict" | "not_found" | "permission" | "other";
112- message: string;
113-}
114-
115-export type GitCommitOutcome = GitCommitOk | GitCommitFailure;
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@@ -1,26 +0,0 @@
1-// c31 — model: agent-specific TDD-walkthrough registry. Drives
2-// /guides + /guides/:slug. Markdown bodies live in content/guides/<slug>.md.
3-
4-export interface GuideEntry {
5- slug: string;
6- title: string;
7- description: string;
8-}
9-
10-export const ALL_GUIDES: GuideEntry[] = [
11- {
12- slug: "claude-code",
13- title: "TDD with Claude Code",
14- description: "Run TDD katas through Anthropic's Claude Code with phase-separated prompts and CLAUDE.md rules so the judge scores clean red→green→refactor cycles.",
15- },
16- {
17- slug: "cursor",
18- title: "TDD with Cursor",
19- description: "Test-driven katas through Cursor — Composer per phase, project rules pinned in .cursor/rules, fresh context for red vs green.",
20- },
21- {
22- slug: "aider",
23- title: "TDD with Aider",
24- description: "Aider's commit-per-edit model maps directly onto red→green→refactor — prompt with phase tags and the auto-commit carries through.",
25- },
26-];
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@@ -1,118 +0,0 @@
1-// c31 — model: types + parser for `.tdd-md.json`, the per-repo opt-in
2-// config used by the project-tracking pipeline. Pure data, no I/O.
3-// Fetching the file lives in c14_github; persistence lives in c13_database;
4-// page rendering lives in c51_render.
5-
6-export const PROJECT_CONFIG_PATH = ".tdd-md.json";
7-export const PROJECT_CONFIG_VERSION = 1;
8-
9-export type TestRunner = "none" | "bun";
10-export type AgentSlug = "claude-code" | "cursor" | "aider" | "unknown";
11-
12-export interface ProjectConfig {
13- version: number;
14- // "none" → trace-mode judging only (commit discipline, no test execution).
15- // "bun" → full sandbox-runner judging (later sliver — registration accepts
16- // the value but judging stays trace-only until the runner ships).
17- test_runner: TestRunner;
18- // Branches whose pushes get scored. Defaults to ["main"].
19- tracked_branches: string[];
20- // Optional reporting metadata.
21- display_name?: string;
22- team?: string;
23-}
24-
25-export const DEFAULT_CONFIG: ProjectConfig = {
26- version: PROJECT_CONFIG_VERSION,
27- test_runner: "none",
28- tracked_branches: ["main"],
29-};
30-
31-// Validates and normalises a parsed JSON blob into a ProjectConfig.
32-// Throws with a human-readable message on failure — those messages are
33-// surfaced verbatim to the registering user, so they need to be useful.
34-export const parseProjectConfig = (raw: unknown): ProjectConfig => {
35- if (!raw || typeof raw !== "object") {
36- throw new Error(".tdd-md.json must be a JSON object");
37- }
38- const obj = raw as Record<string, unknown>;
39- const version = obj.version;
40- if (typeof version !== "number" || version !== PROJECT_CONFIG_VERSION) {
41- throw new Error(
42- `.tdd-md.json has version ${JSON.stringify(version)}; expected ${PROJECT_CONFIG_VERSION}`,
43- );
44- }
45- let testRunner: TestRunner = "none";
46- if (obj.test_runner !== undefined) {
47- if (obj.test_runner !== "none" && obj.test_runner !== "bun") {
48- throw new Error(
49- `.tdd-md.json: test_runner must be "none" or "bun" (got ${JSON.stringify(obj.test_runner)})`,
50- );
51- }
52- testRunner = obj.test_runner;
53- }
54- let trackedBranches: string[] = ["main"];
55- if (obj.tracked_branches !== undefined) {
56- if (!Array.isArray(obj.tracked_branches) || obj.tracked_branches.some((b) => typeof b !== "string" || !b)) {
57- throw new Error(".tdd-md.json: tracked_branches must be a non-empty array of branch names");
58- }
59- trackedBranches = obj.tracked_branches as string[];
60- }
61- const config: ProjectConfig = {
62- version,
63- test_runner: testRunner,
64- tracked_branches: trackedBranches,
65- };
66- if (typeof obj.display_name === "string" && obj.display_name) {
67- config.display_name = obj.display_name;
68- }
69- if (typeof obj.team === "string" && obj.team) {
70- config.team = obj.team;
71- }
72- return config;
73-};
74-
75-// Parse a GitHub repo URL or owner/repo shorthand. Accepts:
76-// https://github.com/syntaxai/tdd.md
77-// https://github.com/syntaxai/tdd.md.git
78-// github.com/syntaxai/tdd.md
79-// syntaxai/tdd.md
80-// Returns the owner + repo or throws with a precise message.
81-export const parseRepoIdentifier = (raw: string): { owner: string; repo: string } => {
82- const trimmed = raw.trim();
83- if (!trimmed) throw new Error("Repository URL is required.");
84- let path = trimmed;
85- const httpsMatch = path.match(/^https?:\/\/(?:www\.)?github\.com\/(.+)$/i);
86- if (httpsMatch?.[1]) path = httpsMatch[1];
87- const bareMatch = path.match(/^github\.com\/(.+)$/i);
88- if (bareMatch?.[1]) path = bareMatch[1];
89- path = path.replace(/\.git$/i, "").replace(/\/+$/, "");
90- const parts = path.split("/").filter(Boolean);
91- const owner = parts[0];
92- const repo = parts[1];
93- if (parts.length !== 2 || !owner || !repo) {
94- throw new Error(
95- `Couldn't parse "${raw}" as a GitHub repo. Use a URL like https://github.com/owner/name or the shorthand owner/name.`,
96- );
97- }
98- if (!/^[A-Za-z0-9._-]+$/.test(owner) || !/^[A-Za-z0-9._-]+$/.test(repo)) {
99- throw new Error(`"${raw}" contains characters that aren't valid for a GitHub owner/repo.`);
100- }
101- return { owner, repo };
102-};
103-
104-// Row-shape returned by c13_database for project records. Defined here
105-// in Layer 0 (Pure) per SAMA v2 §1.1 so c51 render code can reference
106-// the type without importing from Layer 2 (Adapter).
107-export interface ProjectRow {
108- id: number;
109- registeredBy: string;
110- repoOwner: string;
111- repoName: string;
112- testRunner: TestRunner;
113- trackedBranches: string[];
114- displayName: string | null;
115- team: string | null;
116- registeredAt: number;
117- status: "active" | "paused";
118-}
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@@ -1,201 +0,0 @@
1-// c31 — model: synthetic dataset for the reporting mockups. Pure data,
2-// no I/O, no rendering. The c51_render builders consume these to produce
3-// the demo views at /reports/demo/*. When the real ingest pipeline ships
4-// the same shape gets populated from c13_database queries instead.
5-
6-export interface RecentFlagged {
7- date: string;
8- repo: string;
9- sha: string;
10- phase: "red" | "green" | "refactor";
11- failure: string;
12- pts: number;
13-}
14-
15-export interface FailureSlice {
16- label: string;
17- pct: number;
18- tone: "red" | "green" | "muted" | "accent";
19-}
20-
21-export interface AgentReport {
22- slug: "claude-code" | "cursor" | "aider";
23- name: string;
24- score: number;
25- delta: number;
26- commits: number;
27- phaseCoveragePct: number;
28- streak: number;
29- streakBroken: boolean;
30- topIssueLabel: string;
31- topIssuePct: number;
32- failureMix: FailureSlice[];
33- trend: number[];
34- recent: RecentFlagged[];
35-}
36-
37-export interface TestFailure {
38- test: string;
39- since: string;
40- flaky?: boolean;
41-}
42-
43-export interface TestSnapshot {
44- repo: string;
45- branch: string;
46- total: number;
47- passing: number;
48- failing: number;
49- failures: TestFailure[];
50-}
51-
52-export interface TestStability {
53- test: string;
54- repo: string;
55- pass: number;
56- fail: number;
57- deleted: number;
58- lastBrokenBy: AgentReport["slug"];
59- flagged?: boolean;
60-}
61-
62-export const DEMO_PERIOD = "2026-01-01 → 2026-03-31";
63-export const DEMO_ORG = "acme-corp";
64-export const DEMO_REPOS = 4;
65-
66-export const DEMO_SNAPSHOTS: TestSnapshot[] = [
67- {
68- repo: "api-gateway",
69- branch: "main",
70- total: 247,
71- passing: 245,
72- failing: 2,
73- failures: [
74- { test: "rate-limit.spec.ts > resets at midnight UTC", since: "2026-03-26" },
75- { test: "webhook.spec.ts > retries on 5xx with backoff", since: "2026-03-28" },
76- ],
77- },
78- {
79- repo: "billing-service",
80- branch: "main",
81- total: 89,
82- passing: 89,
83- failing: 0,
84- failures: [],
85- },
86- {
87- repo: "data-pipeline",
88- branch: "main",
89- total: 156,
90- passing: 154,
91- failing: 2,
92- failures: [
93- { test: "ingest.spec.ts > handles malformed CSV row", since: "2026-03-22" },
94- { test: "ingest.spec.ts > deduplicates by hash", since: "2026-03-22" },
95- ],
96- },
97- {
98- repo: "frontend-web",
99- branch: "main",
100- total: 312,
101- passing: 310,
102- failing: 2,
103- failures: [
104- { test: "checkout.spec.ts > handles network timeout", since: "2026-03-15", flaky: true },
105- { test: "login.spec.ts > redirects after auth", since: "2026-03-11", flaky: true },
106- ],
107- },
108-];
109-
110-export const DEMO_STABILITY: TestStability[] = [
111- { test: "webhook.spec.ts > retries on 5xx with backoff", repo: "api-gateway", pass: 33, fail: 11, deleted: 0, lastBrokenBy: "cursor", flagged: true },
112- { test: "checkout.spec.ts > handles network timeout", repo: "frontend-web", pass: 51, fail: 8, deleted: 0, lastBrokenBy: "cursor", flagged: true },
113- { test: "rate-limit.spec.ts > resets at midnight UTC", repo: "api-gateway", pass: 42, fail: 6, deleted: 0, lastBrokenBy: "claude-code" },
114- { test: "login.spec.ts > redirects after auth", repo: "frontend-web", pass: 44, fail: 5, deleted: 1, lastBrokenBy: "cursor", flagged: true },
115- { test: "ingest.spec.ts > handles malformed CSV row", repo: "data-pipeline", pass: 38, fail: 4, deleted: 0, lastBrokenBy: "aider" },
116- { test: "auth.spec.ts > validates JWT signature", repo: "api-gateway", pass: 47, fail: 3, deleted: 0, lastBrokenBy: "claude-code" },
117- { test: "ingest.spec.ts > deduplicates by hash", repo: "data-pipeline", pass: 30, fail: 3, deleted: 0, lastBrokenBy: "aider" },
118- { test: "billing.spec.ts > applies tax bracket", repo: "billing-service", pass: 29, fail: 2, deleted: 0, lastBrokenBy: "claude-code" },
119- { test: "webhook.spec.ts > signs payload with HMAC", repo: "api-gateway", pass: 35, fail: 2, deleted: 1, lastBrokenBy: "cursor", flagged: true },
120- { test: "billing.spec.ts > computes monthly total", repo: "billing-service", pass: 28, fail: 1, deleted: 1, lastBrokenBy: "cursor", flagged: true },
121- { test: "invoice.spec.ts > generates PDF receipt", repo: "billing-service", pass: 25, fail: 1, deleted: 0, lastBrokenBy: "claude-code" },
122- { test: "pricing.spec.ts > rounds to nearest cent", repo: "billing-service", pass: 26, fail: 1, deleted: 0, lastBrokenBy: "aider" },
123-];
124-
125-export const DEMO_REPORTS: AgentReport[] = [
126- {
127- slug: "claude-code",
128- name: "Claude Code",
129- score: 78,
130- delta: +6,
131- commits: 612,
132- phaseCoveragePct: 92,
133- streak: 47,
134- streakBroken: false,
135- topIssueLabel: "red-did-not-fail",
136- topIssuePct: 8,
137- failureMix: [
138- { label: "clean cycles", pct: 84, tone: "green" },
139- { label: "red-did-not-fail", pct: 8, tone: "red" },
140- { label: "broken refactor", pct: 4, tone: "red" },
141- { label: "test-deleted", pct: 2, tone: "red" },
142- { label: "no phase tag", pct: 2, tone: "muted" },
143- ],
144- trend: [72, 73, 71, 74, 72, 75, 73, 75, 77, 76, 75, 76, 78, 77, 79, 78, 77, 79, 80, 78, 79, 80, 79, 81, 80, 82, 81, 80, 79, 78],
145- recent: [
146- { date: "2026-03-29", repo: "api-gateway", sha: "f1c8b3a", phase: "red", failure: "red-did-not-fail", pts: -5 },
147- { date: "2026-03-24", repo: "billing-service", sha: "9d2e1f4", phase: "refactor", failure: "broken refactor", pts: -5 },
148- { date: "2026-03-18", repo: "data-pipeline", sha: "62a9cb7", phase: "green", failure: "no phase tag (parent)", pts: 0 },
149- ],
150- },
151- {
152- slug: "cursor",
153- name: "Cursor",
154- score: 54,
155- delta: -15,
156- commits: 489,
157- phaseCoveragePct: 71,
158- streak: 3,
159- streakBroken: true,
160- topIssueLabel: "test-deleted in refactor",
161- topIssuePct: 14,
162- failureMix: [
163- { label: "clean cycles", pct: 64, tone: "green" },
164- { label: "test-deleted", pct: 14, tone: "red" },
165- { label: "red-did-not-fail", pct: 9, tone: "red" },
166- { label: "broken refactor", pct: 7, tone: "red" },
167- { label: "no phase tag", pct: 6, tone: "muted" },
168- ],
169- trend: [69, 70, 71, 72, 70, 71, 72, 73, 72, 71, 72, 70, 68, 65, 60, 55, 50, 52, 54, 53, 56, 54, 52, 55, 53, 54, 56, 55, 54, 54],
170- recent: [
171- { date: "2026-03-28", repo: "api-gateway", sha: "a1b2c3d", phase: "refactor", failure: "test-deleted", pts: -20 },
172- { date: "2026-03-26", repo: "api-gateway", sha: "4e5f6a7", phase: "green", failure: "broken refactor", pts: -5 },
173- { date: "2026-03-23", repo: "billing-service", sha: "8b9c0d1", phase: "red", failure: "red-did-not-fail", pts: -5 },
174- { date: "2026-03-21", repo: "api-gateway", sha: "2e3f4a5", phase: "refactor", failure: "test-deleted", pts: -20 },
175- { date: "2026-03-19", repo: "data-pipeline", sha: "6b7c8d9", phase: "refactor", failure: "broken refactor", pts: -5 },
176- ],
177- },
178- {
179- slug: "aider",
180- name: "Aider",
181- score: 89,
182- delta: +2,
183- commits: 146,
184- phaseCoveragePct: 96,
185- streak: 89,
186- streakBroken: false,
187- topIssueLabel: "broken refactor",
188- topIssuePct: 3,
189- failureMix: [
190- { label: "clean cycles", pct: 94, tone: "green" },
191- { label: "broken refactor", pct: 3, tone: "red" },
192- { label: "red-did-not-fail", pct: 2, tone: "red" },
193- { label: "no phase tag", pct: 1, tone: "muted" },
194- ],
195- trend: [87, 88, 89, 88, 87, 89, 90, 89, 88, 89, 90, 88, 89, 90, 91, 89, 88, 89, 90, 89, 90, 91, 89, 88, 89, 90, 89, 90, 89, 89],
196- recent: [
197- { date: "2026-03-27", repo: "data-pipeline", sha: "3a4b5c6", phase: "refactor", failure: "broken refactor", pts: -5 },
198- { date: "2026-03-15", repo: "billing-service", sha: "7d8e9f0", phase: "red", failure: "red-did-not-fail", pts: -5 },
199- ],
200- },
201-];
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1-// c31 — model: SAMA discipline registry. Drives /sama + /sama/:slug.
2-// Markdown bodies live in content/sama/<slug>.md. Each entry maps to
3-// one of the four SAMA properties (Sorted, Architecture, Modeled,
4-// Atomic) and surfaces its one-line rule on the index page.
5-
6-export interface SamaDiscipline {
7- slug: "sorted" | "architecture" | "modeled" | "atomic";
8- letter: "S" | "A" | "M" | "A";
9- title: string;
10- rule: string;
11- description: string;
12-}
13-
14-export const ALL_SAMA: SamaDiscipline[] = [
15- {
16- slug: "sorted",
17- letter: "S",
18- title: "Sorted",
19- rule: "Alphabetical sort = dependency direction. Lower-numbered layers never import from higher-numbered ones.",
20- description:
21- "The first letter of SAMA. `ls src/` is the architecture diagram: files sort by layer prefix, and the prefix tells the agent what may import from what. One grep verifies the rule.",
22- },
23- {
24- slug: "architecture",
25- letter: "A",
26- title: "Architecture",
27- rule: "The number is the layer; the layer is the contract. c11 = entry, c13 = SQL, c14 = HTTP I/O, c21 = handlers, c31 = models, c32 = pure logic, c51 = UI.",
28- description:
29- "The contract is in the prefix. A `c31_*` file holds models — no I/O. A `c21_*` file composes lower layers — no SQL of its own. Pick the layer first, then the name.",
30- },
31- {
32- slug: "modeled",
33- letter: "M",
34- title: "Modeled",
35- rule: "Tests live next to source. Types and parse-functions live in c31_*. The shape comes before the logic.",
36- description:
37- "Every behaviour has a test file as its sibling, every external input has a parser in `c31_*`. The model is the thing the impl has to satisfy — not a docstring, not a comment, the file next to it.",
38- },
39- {
40- slug: "atomic",
41- letter: "A",
42- title: "Atomic",
43- rule: "One responsibility per module. When a layer file passes ~700 lines, split per UI/data domain using the same prefix. No barrel re-exports.",
44- description:
45- "Atoms are small enough that an agent can hold one in its context with room to spare for the test. The split rule keeps them small as the codebase grows; the no-barrel rule keeps imports honest.",
46- },
47-];
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1-// c31 — model: types for the SAMA v2 verifier pipeline. Pure data
2-// shapes: the parsed profile (ProfileSpec), the verifier's input
3-// (SamaV2Input), and its output (SamaV2Report). No I/O lives here;
4-// c14_sama_profile parses the .toml into ProfileSpec, c32_sama_v2_verify
5-// applies the seven §4 checks against (ProfileSpec, files), and
6-// c21_handlers_sama renders the SamaV2Report.
7-
8-export type LayerNumber = 0 | 1 | 2 | 3;
9-
10-export interface Sublayer {
11- // Order within the array (in the source profile) = dependency order:
12- // later may import earlier, never the reverse. We carry the index
13- // here so the verifier can compare positions.
14- name: string;
15- prefix: string;
16- index: number;
17-}
18-
19-export interface LayerSpec {
20- // A layer is either flat (an array of prefixes treated as one
21- // sublayer) or subdivided (an ordered list of sublayers with their
22- // own prefixes). The parser normalises flat layers into a single
23- // synthetic sublayer named "default".
24- sublayers: Sublayer[];
25-}
26-
27-export interface ProfileSpec {
28- samaVersion: string;
29- profile: string; // profile name, e.g. "tdd-md"
30- layers: {
31- 0: LayerSpec;
32- 1: LayerSpec;
33- 2: LayerSpec;
34- 3: LayerSpec;
35- };
36-}
37-
38-export interface SamaV2Input {
39- profile: ProfileSpec;
40- // Map keyed by repo-relative path (e.g. "src/c11_server.ts") to
41- // file contents. The verifier never reads files itself; the loader
42- // populates this map.
43- files: Map<string, string>;
44-}
45-
46-export interface SamaV2Violation {
47- file: string;
48- detail: string;
49-}
50-
51-export interface SamaV2Check {
52- // Stable IDs matching §4 of the spec.
53- id: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7;
54- // Display name used in the rendered report.
55- name: string;
56- // Property letter / phrase from the spec.
57- property:
58- | "Sorted"
59- | "Architecture"
60- | "Modeled (tests)"
61- | "Modeled (boundary)"
62- | "Atomic"
63- | "Law"
64- | "Consistency";
65- passed: boolean;
66- examined: number;
67- violations: SamaV2Violation[];
68- // Free-form note shown alongside the verdict — used for §4.4 where
69- // the profile may declare advisory-only enforcement.
70- note?: string;
71-}
72-
73-export interface SamaV2Report {
74- profile: string;
75- // Total files examined across all checks (matches the count emitted
76- // by the §4.2 Architecture check).
77- examined: number;
78- checks: SamaV2Check[];
79- overallPassed: boolean;
80-}
81-
82-// Helper used in the verifier and re-exported here so call sites can
83-// type-narrow against the same source: returns the layer number a
84-// file's basename declares, or null if no profile prefix matches.
85-export const declaredLayer = (
86- path: string,
87- profile: ProfileSpec,
88-): { layer: LayerNumber; sublayer: Sublayer } | null => {
89- const base = path.split("/").pop() ?? path;
90- for (const k of [0, 1, 2, 3] as LayerNumber[]) {
91- const spec = profile.layers[k];
92- for (const sub of spec.sublayers) {
93- if (base.startsWith(sub.prefix)) return { layer: k, sublayer: sub };
94- }
95- }
96- return null;
97-};
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@@ -1,15 +0,0 @@
1-// c31 — model: site-wide config constants. Pure data, no I/O.
2-// Lives here so handlers across clusters (sama-verify dogfood,
3-// reports/live, sitemap, etc.) reference the same values without
4-// circular imports between c21_handlers_*.
5-
6-export const LIVE_REPO_OWNER = "syntaxai";
7-export const LIVE_REPO_NAME = "tdd.md";
8-// Number of recent commits the live-reports view samples from the
9-// in-container git-history bundle.
10-export const LIVE_FETCH_COUNT = 100;
11-
12-// Owner / admin GitHub login. The CMS edit handler (c21_handlers_edit)
13-// only allows POSTs from this username — anyone else gets a 403 wall.
14-// Override per-environment via TDD_ADMIN_USER if needed.
15-export const ADMIN_USERNAME = process.env.TDD_ADMIN_USER ?? "syntaxai";
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@@ -1,156 +0,0 @@
1-// c31 — types for sx-doc: tdd.md's typed rich-content format.
2-//
3-// Why a typed tree instead of HTML strings:
4-// • Editor saves a structured shape, not a string blob — block-level
5-// ops (move, transform, AI-edit) operate on typed nodes, not regex.
6-// • Round-trippable: htmlToSx(sxToHtml(doc)) ≈ doc (whitespace modulo).
7-// • Compact JSON: single-letter keys (`t`, `c`, `v`, `m`) keep the
8-// SQLite + git-sidecar payloads small.
9-//
10-// SAMA placement: c31 because this file is pure types/registry — no I/O,
11-// no logic. Parser/renderer live in c32_sxdoc_parse + c32_sxdoc_render
12-// where the deterministic transforms (and their sibling tests) belong.
13-//
14-// Scope-omission: podman's typed marketing blocks (hero, feature-card,
15-// feature-grid, stats-row, steps-grid, use-case-card, cta-band) are
16-// deliberately skipped — tdd.md content has no marketing-landing-page
17-// shape; skipping saves ~600 LOC across server + client.
18-
19-export const SX_DOC_VERSION = 1;
20-
21-export interface SxDocument {
22- v: typeof SX_DOC_VERSION;
23- blocks: SxBlock[];
24-}
25-
26-export type SxBlock =
27- | SxParagraph
28- | SxHeading
29- | SxList
30- | SxListItem
31- | SxQuote
32- | SxCodeBlock
33- | SxImage
34- | SxDivider
35- | SxHtml
36- | SxShortcode;
37-
38-export interface SxParagraph {
39- t: "p";
40- c: SxInline[];
41-}
42-
43-export interface SxHeading {
44- t: "h";
45- level: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6;
46- c: SxInline[];
47-}
48-
49-export interface SxList {
50- t: "ul" | "ol";
51- // Each item is an array of blocks so a list item can hold paragraphs,
52- // nested lists, etc.
53- items: SxBlock[][];
54-}
55-
56-// Separate type so renderers can special-case loose list-items. Lists
57-// store items as SxBlock[][] directly; SxListItem only appears when an
58-// isolated <li> reaches the parser without a parent list.
59-export interface SxListItem {
60- t: "li";
61- c: SxBlock[];
62-}
63-
64-export interface SxQuote {
65- t: "quote";
66- c: SxBlock[];
67-}
68-
69-export interface SxCodeBlock {
70- t: "code";
71- // Language hint — e.g. "ts", "py". May be empty.
72- lang?: string;
73- // Raw source code. Newlines preserved verbatim.
74- src: string;
75-}
76-
77-export interface SxImage {
78- t: "img";
79- src: string;
80- alt?: string;
81- caption?: string;
82- // Intrinsic dimensions if known — used for layout-shift prevention.
83- w?: number;
84- h?: number;
85-}
86-
87-export interface SxDivider {
88- t: "hr";
89-}
90-
91-// Escape hatch for HTML we don't (yet) model — preserves the source
92-// verbatim so round-tripping is lossless. New element kinds should land
93-// as proper SxBlock variants over time, not as `html` blobs.
94-export interface SxHtml {
95- t: "html";
96- src: string;
97-}
98-
99-// `[[sx:name arg=value ...]]` shortcode lifted out of source. We store
100-// the name + args structurally so renderers and queries don't need to
101-// understand the wire syntax.
102-export interface SxShortcode {
103- t: "shortcode";
104- name: string;
105- args: Record<string, string>;
106-}
107-
108-// ─── inline ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
109-
110-export type SxInline = SxText | SxLink;
111-
112-// Text run with optional marks. Marks are single-character flags:
113-// b=bold i=italic u=underline s=strikethrough c=inline-code
114-// Storage order doesn't matter; renderers nest them deterministically
115-// (see MARK_ORDER in c32_sxdoc_render).
116-export interface SxText {
117- t: "text";
118- v: string;
119- m?: SxMark[];
120-}
121-
122-export type SxMark = "b" | "i" | "u" | "s" | "c";
123-
124-export interface SxLink {
125- t: "a";
126- href: string;
127- c: SxInline[];
128-}
129-
130-// ─── helpers ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
131-
132-// Type guard — useful at renderer and storage boundaries.
133-export const isBlock = (node: unknown): node is SxBlock => {
134- if (!node || typeof node !== "object") return false;
135- return "t" in node && typeof (node as { t: unknown }).t === "string";
136-};
137-
138-// Sentinel for new posts that haven't been parsed yet.
139-export const emptyDocument = (): SxDocument => ({
140- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
141- blocks: [],
142-});
143-
144-// Row-shape returned by c13_database.listDocuments. Defined here in
145-// Layer 0 (Pure) per SAMA v2 §1.1 so c51 render code can reference
146-// the type without importing from Layer 2 (Adapter). The Adapter
147-// (c13_database) imports this type to type its own return value.
148-export interface SxDocumentSummary {
149- id: number;
150- slug: string;
151- type: "page" | "post";
152- title: string;
153- status: "published" | "draft";
154- primaryTag: string | null;
155- updatedAt: number;
156-}
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@@ -1,234 +0,0 @@
1-import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2-import { htmlToSx } from "./c31_sxdoc_parse.ts";
3-import { SX_DOC_VERSION } from "./c31_sxdoc.ts";
4-
5-test("returns an empty document for empty input", () => {
6- const doc = htmlToSx("");
7- expect(doc.v).toBe(SX_DOC_VERSION);
8- expect(doc.blocks).toEqual([]);
9-});
10-
11-test("parses a simple paragraph", () => {
12- const doc = htmlToSx("<p>Hello world</p>");
13- expect(doc.blocks).toHaveLength(1);
14- expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
15- t: "p",
16- c: [{ t: "text", v: "Hello world" }],
17- });
18-});
19-
20-test("parses headings with correct level for h1-h6", () => {
21- for (const level of [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] as const) {
22- const doc = htmlToSx(`<h${level}>Title ${level}</h${level}>`);
23- expect(doc.blocks).toHaveLength(1);
24- expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
25- t: "h", level,
26- c: [{ t: "text", v: `Title ${level}` }],
27- });
28- }
29-});
30-
31-test("parses unordered list with items wrapped as paragraphs", () => {
32- const doc = htmlToSx("<ul><li>one</li><li>two</li></ul>");
33- expect(doc.blocks).toHaveLength(1);
34- expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
35- t: "ul",
36- items: [
37- [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "one" }] }],
38- [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "two" }] }],
39- ],
40- });
41-});
42-
43-test("parses ordered list", () => {
44- const doc = htmlToSx("<ol><li>first</li></ol>");
45- const block = doc.blocks[0];
46- expect(block.t).toBe("ol");
47- expect((block as { items: unknown }).items).toEqual([
48- [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "first" }] }],
49- ]);
50-});
51-
52-test("parses nested lists inside a list item", () => {
53- const doc = htmlToSx("<ul><li>outer<ul><li>inner</li></ul></li></ul>");
54- const outer = doc.blocks[0] as { t: "ul"; items: unknown[][] };
55- expect(outer.t).toBe("ul");
56- expect(outer.items[0]).toHaveLength(2);
57- expect(outer.items[0][0]).toEqual({ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "outer" }] });
58- expect(outer.items[0][1]).toEqual({
59- t: "ul",
60- items: [[{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "inner" }] }]],
61- });
62-});
63-
64-test("parses blockquote with paragraph inside", () => {
65- const doc = htmlToSx("<blockquote><p>quoted</p></blockquote>");
66- expect(doc.blocks).toEqual([{
67- t: "quote",
68- c: [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "quoted" }] }],
69- }]);
70-});
71-
72-test("parses blockquote with loose text wraps it in a paragraph", () => {
73- const doc = htmlToSx("<blockquote>loose</blockquote>");
74- expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
75- t: "quote",
76- c: [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "loose" }] }],
77- });
78-});
79-
80-test("parses pre>code with language hint", () => {
81- const doc = htmlToSx(`<pre><code class="language-ts">const x = 1;</code></pre>`);
82- expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
83- t: "code", lang: "ts", src: "const x = 1;",
84- });
85-});
86-
87-test("parses pre without inner code element", () => {
88- const doc = htmlToSx("<pre>raw text</pre>");
89- expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
90- t: "code", lang: "", src: "raw text",
91- });
92-});
93-
94-test("preserves encoded entities in code blocks", () => {
95- const doc = htmlToSx(`<pre><code>&lt;p&gt;</code></pre>`);
96- expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
97- t: "code", lang: "", src: "<p>",
98- });
99-});
100-
101-test("parses img with src and alt", () => {
102- const doc = htmlToSx(`<img src="/x.png" alt="x icon">`);
103- expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({ t: "img", src: "/x.png", alt: "x icon" });
104-});
105-
106-test("parses img with width and height attributes", () => {
107- const doc = htmlToSx(`<img src="/a.jpg" width="200" height="100">`);
108- expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({ t: "img", src: "/a.jpg", w: 200, h: 100 });
109-});
110-
111-test("skips img with empty src", () => {
112- const doc = htmlToSx(`<img src="">`);
113- expect(doc.blocks).toEqual([]);
114-});
115-
116-test("parses figure with figcaption", () => {
117- const doc = htmlToSx(`<figure><img src="/y.png"><figcaption>nice y</figcaption></figure>`);
118- expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
119- t: "img", src: "/y.png", caption: "nice y",
120- });
121-});
122-
123-test("parses hr", () => {
124- const doc = htmlToSx("<hr>");
125- expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({ t: "hr" });
126-});
127-
128-test("parses inline bold and italic marks", () => {
129- const doc = htmlToSx("<p><strong>bold</strong> and <em>ital</em></p>");
130- expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
131- t: "p",
132- c: [
133- { t: "text", v: "bold", m: ["b"] },
134- { t: "text", v: " and " },
135- { t: "text", v: "ital", m: ["i"] },
136- ],
137- });
138-});
139-
140-test("composes nested marks into a single mark array", () => {
141- const doc = htmlToSx("<p><strong><em>both</em></strong></p>");
142- expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
143- t: "p",
144- c: [{ t: "text", v: "both", m: ["b", "i"] }],
145- });
146-});
147-
148-test("dedupes repeated marks across nested wrappers", () => {
149- const doc = htmlToSx("<p><b><strong>x</strong></b></p>");
150- const para = doc.blocks[0] as { c: Array<{ m?: string[] }> };
151- expect(para.c[0].m).toEqual(["b"]);
152-});
153-
154-test("treats <br> as a newline text run carrying marks", () => {
155- const doc = htmlToSx("<p>a<br>b</p>");
156- expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
157- t: "p",
158- c: [
159- { t: "text", v: "a" },
160- { t: "text", v: "\n" },
161- { t: "text", v: "b" },
162- ],
163- });
164-});
165-
166-test("parses anchor links with href", () => {
167- const doc = htmlToSx(`<p><a href="/x">click</a></p>`);
168- expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
169- t: "p",
170- c: [{ t: "a", href: "/x", c: [{ t: "text", v: "click" }] }],
171- });
172-});
173-
174-test("strips unknown inline wrappers like span and keeps content", () => {
175- const doc = htmlToSx(`<p>before <span class="x">middle</span> after</p>`);
176- expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
177- t: "p",
178- c: [
179- { t: "text", v: "before " },
180- { t: "text", v: "middle" },
181- { t: "text", v: " after" },
182- ],
183- });
184-});
185-
186-test("parses a standalone shortcode out of plain text", () => {
187- const doc = htmlToSx("<p>[[sx:event-count]]</p>");
188- expect(doc.blocks).toEqual([
189- { t: "shortcode", name: "event-count", args: {} },
190- ]);
191-});
192-
193-test("parses a shortcode with quoted and bare args", () => {
194- const doc = htmlToSx(`<p>[[sx:list tag="blog" limit=5]]</p>`);
195- expect(doc.blocks).toEqual([
196- { t: "shortcode", name: "list", args: { tag: "blog", limit: "5" } },
197- ]);
198-});
199-
200-test("lifts a shortcode out of a mixed paragraph", () => {
201- const doc = htmlToSx("<p>before [[sx:x]] after</p>");
202- expect(doc.blocks).toEqual([
203- { t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "before " }] },
204- { t: "shortcode", name: "x", args: {} },
205- { t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: " after" }] },
206- ]);
207-});
208-
209-test("recurses into div/section/article containers", () => {
210- const doc = htmlToSx("<div><p>one</p><section><p>two</p></section></div>");
211- expect(doc.blocks).toHaveLength(2);
212- expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "one" }] });
213- expect(doc.blocks[1]).toEqual({ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "two" }] });
214-});
215-
216-test("falls back to html escape-hatch for unknown elements", () => {
217- const doc = htmlToSx(`<table><tr><td>x</td></tr></table>`);
218- expect(doc.blocks).toHaveLength(1);
219- expect(doc.blocks[0].t).toBe("html");
220- expect((doc.blocks[0] as { src: string }).src).toContain("<table>");
221-});
222-
223-test("decodes named entities in inline text", () => {
224- const doc = htmlToSx("<p>A &amp; B</p>");
225- expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({
226- t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "A & B" }],
227- });
228-});
229-
230-test("ignores empty paragraphs", () => {
231- const doc = htmlToSx("<p></p><p>real</p>");
232- expect(doc.blocks).toHaveLength(1);
233- expect(doc.blocks[0]).toEqual({ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "real" }] });
234-});
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@@ -1,327 +0,0 @@
1-// c31 — HTML → SxDocument parser.
2-//
3-// SAMA placement: c31 because this is a parser for external input —
4-// Modeled.md is explicit: "every external input has a parser in a c31_*
5-// model — types and parse-functions colocated". HTML strings reach this
6-// file from the editor's save POST, from the markdown-import script, and
7-// from the AI-edit response — all "outside the process" → c31.
8-//
9-// Why a typed tree and not HTML strings: see c31_sxdoc.ts header.
10-//
11-// Why node-html-parser and not Bun's HTMLRewriter: we need a tree we can
12-// recurse over, not a streaming filter. The dep is pure-logic (no I/O,
13-// no fs, no spawn) so it doesn't push the file into c14 territory.
14-
15-import { parse, type HTMLElement, type Node, NodeType } from "node-html-parser";
16-import type { SxDocument, SxBlock, SxInline, SxMark } from "./c31_sxdoc.ts";
17-import { SX_DOC_VERSION } from "./c31_sxdoc.ts";
18-
19-const SHORTCODE_RE = /\[\[sx:([a-z][a-z0-9-]*)((?:\s+[a-z0-9_-]+=(?:"[^"]*"|[^\s"\]]+))*)\s*\]\]/g;
20-const SHORTCODE_ARG_RE = /([a-z0-9_-]+)=(?:"([^"]*)"|([^\s"\]]+))/g;
21-
22-const HEADING_TAGS = new Set(["h1", "h2", "h3", "h4", "h5", "h6"]);
23-
24-// Block-level tags — used by parseListItem to know where to stop
25-// collecting inlines and recurse instead. Keep in sync with the
26-// pushBlocksFromNode dispatcher above.
27-const BLOCK_TAGS = new Set([
28- "p", "h1", "h2", "h3", "h4", "h5", "h6",
29- "ul", "ol", "blockquote", "pre",
30- "img", "figure", "hr",
31- "div", "section", "article", "table",
32-]);
33-
34-const MARK_FOR_TAG: Record<string, SxMark> = {
35- b: "b", strong: "b",
36- i: "i", em: "i",
37- u: "u",
38- s: "s", strike: "s", del: "s",
39- code: "c",
40-};
41-
42-export const htmlToSx = (html: string): SxDocument => {
43- // Wrap in <root> so we always have a single parent to walk childNodes
44- // of, regardless of whether the input has its own wrapper element.
45- const root = parse(`<root>${html}</root>`, {
46- blockTextElements: { script: false, style: false },
47- });
48- const rootEl = root.firstChild as HTMLElement;
49- const blocks: SxBlock[] = [];
50- for (const node of rootEl.childNodes) {
51- pushBlocksFromNode(node, blocks);
52- }
53- return { v: SX_DOC_VERSION, blocks };
54-};
55-
56-// ─── block-level dispatch ────────────────────────────────────────────────
57-
58-const pushBlocksFromNode = (node: Node, out: SxBlock[]): void => {
59- if (node.nodeType === NodeType.TEXT_NODE) {
60- const text = (node.text ?? "").trim();
61- if (text) out.push(...textWithShortcodesToBlocks(text, []));
62- return;
63- }
64- if (node.nodeType !== NodeType.ELEMENT_NODE) return;
65-
66- const el = node as HTMLElement;
67- const tag = el.tagName?.toLowerCase();
68- if (!tag) return;
69-
70- // Comments / processing-instructions surface as element nodes with a
71- // tagName starting with "!" — drop them, they're not content.
72- if (tag === "!" || tag === "comment") return;
73-
74- if (tag === "p") {
75- const inlines = parseInline(el.childNodes, []);
76- if (inlines.length === 0) return;
77- out.push(...splitShortcodesFromParagraph(inlines));
78- return;
79- }
80-
81- if (HEADING_TAGS.has(tag)) {
82- const level = parseInt(tag.slice(1), 10) as 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6;
83- out.push({ t: "h", level, c: parseInline(el.childNodes, []) });
84- return;
85- }
86-
87- if (tag === "ul" || tag === "ol") { out.push(parseList(el, tag)); return; }
88- if (tag === "blockquote") { out.push(parseQuote(el)); return; }
89- if (tag === "pre") { out.push(parseCodeBlock(el)); return; }
90- if (tag === "img") {
91- const img = parseImg(el);
92- if (img) out.push(img);
93- return;
94- }
95- if (tag === "figure") { out.push(parseFigure(el)); return; }
96- if (tag === "hr") { out.push({ t: "hr" }); return; }
97-
98- if (tag === "div" || tag === "section" || tag === "article") {
99- for (const child of el.childNodes) pushBlocksFromNode(child, out);
100- return;
101- }
102-
103- // Anything else → escape hatch so round-tripping stays lossless.
104- out.push({ t: "html", src: el.outerHTML });
105-};
106-
107-// ─── per-block parsers ───────────────────────────────────────────────────
108-
109-const parseList = (el: HTMLElement, tag: "ul" | "ol"): SxBlock => {
110- const items: SxBlock[][] = [];
111- for (const child of el.childNodes) {
112- if (child.nodeType !== NodeType.ELEMENT_NODE) continue;
113- const childEl = child as HTMLElement;
114- if (childEl.tagName?.toLowerCase() !== "li") continue;
115- const itemBlocks = parseListItem(childEl);
116- if (itemBlocks.length > 0) items.push(itemBlocks);
117- }
118- return { t: tag, items };
119-};
120-
121-// Walk an <li>'s children in source-order. Inline runs collect into
122-// paragraphs; block-level children (nested ul/ol/blockquote/pre/…)
123-// flush the current inline buffer and recurse as their own block.
124-// Without this split, parseInline would walk into nested <ul> and the
125-// inner text would leak into the outer paragraph.
126-const parseListItem = (li: HTMLElement): SxBlock[] => {
127- const result: SxBlock[] = [];
128- let inlineBuf: Node[] = [];
129- const flushInlines = (): void => {
130- if (inlineBuf.length === 0) return;
131- const inlines = parseInline(inlineBuf, []);
132- if (inlines.length > 0) result.push({ t: "p", c: inlines });
133- inlineBuf = [];
134- };
135- for (const node of li.childNodes) {
136- if (node.nodeType === NodeType.ELEMENT_NODE) {
137- const t = (node as HTMLElement).tagName?.toLowerCase();
138- if (t && BLOCK_TAGS.has(t)) {
139- flushInlines();
140- pushBlocksFromNode(node, result);
141- continue;
142- }
143- }
144- inlineBuf.push(node);
145- }
146- flushInlines();
147- return result;
148-};
149-
150-const parseQuote = (el: HTMLElement): SxBlock => {
151- const inner: SxBlock[] = [];
152- for (const child of el.childNodes) pushBlocksFromNode(child, inner);
153- if (inner.length === 0) {
154- const inlines = parseInline(el.childNodes, []);
155- if (inlines.length > 0) inner.push({ t: "p", c: inlines });
156- }
157- return { t: "quote", c: inner };
158-};
159-
160-const parseCodeBlock = (el: HTMLElement): SxBlock => {
161- // Canonical shape: <pre><code class="language-X">…</code></pre>.
162- // Loose <pre>text</pre> also supported.
163- const codeChild = el.querySelector("code");
164- const inner = codeChild ?? el;
165- const lang = parseLangFromClass(inner.getAttribute("class") ?? "");
166- return { t: "code", lang, src: decodeEntities(inner.innerHTML) };
167-};
168-
169-const parseImg = (el: HTMLElement): SxBlock | null => {
170- const src = el.getAttribute("src") ?? "";
171- if (!src) return null;
172- const block: { t: "img"; src: string; alt?: string; w?: number; h?: number } = { t: "img", src };
173- const alt = el.getAttribute("alt");
174- if (alt) block.alt = alt;
175- const w = numAttr(el, "width"); if (w !== undefined) block.w = w;
176- const h = numAttr(el, "height"); if (h !== undefined) block.h = h;
177- return block as SxBlock;
178-};
179-
180-const parseFigure = (el: HTMLElement): SxBlock => {
181- const img = el.querySelector("img");
182- const caption = el.querySelector("figcaption");
183- if (img) {
184- const src = img.getAttribute("src") ?? "";
185- if (src) {
186- const block: { t: "img"; src: string; alt?: string; caption?: string; w?: number; h?: number } = { t: "img", src };
187- const alt = img.getAttribute("alt"); if (alt) block.alt = alt;
188- if (caption) block.caption = caption.text;
189- const w = numAttr(img, "width"); if (w !== undefined) block.w = w;
190- const h = numAttr(img, "height"); if (h !== undefined) block.h = h;
191- return block as SxBlock;
192- }
193- }
194- return { t: "html", src: el.outerHTML };
195-};
196-
197-// ─── inline parsing ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
198-
199-const parseInline = (nodes: Node[] | undefined, marks: SxMark[]): SxInline[] => {
200- if (!nodes) return [];
201- const out: SxInline[] = [];
202- for (const node of nodes) {
203- if (node.nodeType === NodeType.TEXT_NODE) {
204- const v = decodeEntities(node.text ?? "");
205- if (v.length > 0) {
206- out.push({ t: "text", v, ...(marks.length ? { m: dedupeMarks(marks) } : {}) });
207- }
208- continue;
209- }
210- if (node.nodeType !== NodeType.ELEMENT_NODE) continue;
211- const el = node as HTMLElement;
212- const tag = el.tagName?.toLowerCase();
213- if (!tag) continue;
214-
215- if (tag === "br") {
216- out.push({ t: "text", v: "\n", ...(marks.length ? { m: dedupeMarks(marks) } : {}) });
217- continue;
218- }
219-
220- if (tag === "a") {
221- const href = el.getAttribute("href") ?? "";
222- out.push({ t: "a", href, c: parseInline(el.childNodes, marks) });
223- continue;
224- }
225-
226- const mark = MARK_FOR_TAG[tag];
227- if (mark) {
228- out.push(...parseInline(el.childNodes, [...marks, mark]));
229- continue;
230- }
231-
232- // <span>, <font>, etc. — strip wrapper, keep contents.
233- out.push(...parseInline(el.childNodes, marks));
234- }
235- return out;
236-};
237-
238-const dedupeMarks = (marks: SxMark[]): SxMark[] => {
239- const seen = new Set<SxMark>();
240- const out: SxMark[] = [];
241- for (const m of marks) if (!seen.has(m)) { seen.add(m); out.push(m); }
242- return out;
243-};
244-
245-// ─── shortcode lifting ──────────────────────────────────────────────────
246-
247-// When a <p> contains [[sx:foo]] tokens mixed with text, split it into
248-// (paragraph)(shortcode)(paragraph) blocks so the document is queryable
249-// per-shortcode rather than per-paragraph-with-substring.
250-const splitShortcodesFromParagraph = (inlines: SxInline[]): SxBlock[] => {
251- const out: SxBlock[] = [];
252- let buf: SxInline[] = [];
253- const flush = (): void => {
254- if (buf.length > 0 && buf.some((i) => !(i.t === "text" && i.v.trim() === ""))) {
255- out.push({ t: "p", c: buf });
256- }
257- buf = [];
258- };
259- for (const i of inlines) {
260- if (i.t !== "text" || !SHORTCODE_RE.test(i.v)) {
261- buf.push(i);
262- continue;
263- }
264- SHORTCODE_RE.lastIndex = 0;
265- const blocks = textWithShortcodesToBlocks(i.v, i.m ?? []);
266- for (const b of blocks) {
267- if (b.t === "shortcode") {
268- flush();
269- out.push(b);
270- } else if (b.t === "p") {
271- for (const inner of b.c) buf.push(inner);
272- }
273- }
274- }
275- flush();
276- return out;
277-};
278-
279-const textWithShortcodesToBlocks = (text: string, marks: SxMark[]): SxBlock[] => {
280- const out: SxBlock[] = [];
281- let last = 0;
282- SHORTCODE_RE.lastIndex = 0;
283- for (const m of text.matchAll(SHORTCODE_RE)) {
284- const idx = m.index ?? 0;
285- if (idx > last) {
286- const before = text.slice(last, idx);
287- if (before.trim() !== "") {
288- out.push({ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: before, ...(marks.length ? { m: marks } : {}) }] });
289- }
290- }
291- const name = m[1]!;
292- const args: Record<string, string> = {};
293- for (const a of (m[2] ?? "").matchAll(SHORTCODE_ARG_RE)) {
294- args[a[1]!] = a[2] ?? a[3] ?? "";
295- }
296- out.push({ t: "shortcode", name, args });
297- last = idx + m[0].length;
298- }
299- const tail = text.slice(last);
300- if (tail.trim() !== "") {
301- out.push({ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: tail, ...(marks.length ? { m: marks } : {}) }] });
302- }
303- return out;
304-};
305-
306-// ─── small helpers ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────
307-
308-const parseLangFromClass = (cls: string): string => {
309- const m = cls.match(/(?:^|\s)language-([\w-]+)/);
310- return m?.[1] ?? "";
311-};
312-
313-const numAttr = (el: HTMLElement, name: string): number | undefined => {
314- const v = el.getAttribute(name);
315- if (!v) return undefined;
316- const n = parseInt(v, 10);
317- return Number.isFinite(n) ? n : undefined;
318-};
319-
320-const decodeEntities = (s: string): string =>
321- s
322- .replace(/&amp;/g, "&")
323- .replace(/&lt;/g, "<")
324- .replace(/&gt;/g, ">")
325- .replace(/&quot;/g, '"')
326- .replace(/&#39;/g, "'")
327- .replace(/&nbsp;/g, " ");
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@@ -1,57 +0,0 @@
1-import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2-import { extractAnchors } from "./c32_anchor_extract.ts";
3-
4-test("extracts h2 with explicit id", () => {
5- const html = `<h2 id="getting-started">Getting started</h2>`;
6- expect(extractAnchors(html)).toEqual([
7- { level: 2, text: "Getting started", id: "getting-started" },
8- ]);
9-});
10-
11-test("extracts h3 with explicit id", () => {
12- const html = `<h3 id="why">Why</h3>`;
13- expect(extractAnchors(html)).toEqual([
14- { level: 3, text: "Why", id: "why" },
15- ]);
16-});
17-
18-test("ignores h1 and h4+", () => {
19- const html = `<h1 id="t">T</h1><h2 id="a">A</h2><h4 id="b">B</h4>`;
20- const anchors = extractAnchors(html);
21- expect(anchors.map((a) => a.id)).toEqual(["a"]);
22-});
23-
24-test("slugifies when id attribute is missing", () => {
25- const html = `<h2>What this number does *not* measure</h2>`;
26- const anchors = extractAnchors(html);
27- expect(anchors[0]?.id).toBe("what-this-number-does-not-measure");
28-});
29-
30-test("strips inline tags from text and id source", () => {
31- const html = `<h3><code>red:</code> phase</h3>`;
32- const anchors = extractAnchors(html);
33- expect(anchors[0]?.text).toBe("red: phase");
34- expect(anchors[0]?.id).toBe("red-phase");
35-});
36-
37-test("returns multiple anchors in document order", () => {
38- const html = `<h2 id="one">One</h2><p>x</p><h3 id="two">Two</h3><h2 id="three">Three</h2>`;
39- const anchors = extractAnchors(html);
40- expect(anchors.map((a) => `${a.level}:${a.id}`)).toEqual([
41- "2:one",
42- "3:two",
43- "2:three",
44- ]);
45-});
46-
47-test("skips empty headings", () => {
48- const html = `<h2 id="empty"></h2><h2 id="real">Real</h2>`;
49- expect(extractAnchors(html).length).toBe(1);
50-});
51-
52-test("handles HTML entities in text", () => {
53- const html = `<h2>Tom &amp; Jerry</h2>`;
54- const anchors = extractAnchors(html);
55- expect(anchors[0]?.text).toBe("Tom & Jerry");
56- expect(anchors[0]?.id).toBe("tom-jerry");
57-});
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@@ -1,44 +0,0 @@
1-// c32 — pure: parse rendered HTML and extract anchor entries for
2-// h2/h3 headings. Used by the docs layout to build the right-rail
3-// "on this page" navigator. No I/O; given a string in, returns a
4-// list of anchors out.
5-//
6-// Input shape: HTML produced by `marked` (which adds `id` attrs to
7-// headings via the GFM-slugger by default in our config). When an
8-// id is missing, we slug-ify the heading text ourselves so the
9-// anchor link still works.
10-
11-export interface Anchor {
12- level: 2 | 3;
13- text: string;
14- id: string;
15-}
16-
17-const slugify = (raw: string): string =>
18- raw
19- .toLowerCase()
20- .replace(/<[^>]*>/g, "")
21- .replace(/&[a-z]+;/g, " ")
22- .replace(/[^a-z0-9\s-]/g, "")
23- .trim()
24- .replace(/\s+/g, "-");
25-
26-const stripTags = (s: string): string => s.replace(/<[^>]*>/g, "").replace(/&amp;/g, "&").replace(/&lt;/g, "<").replace(/&gt;/g, ">").replace(/&quot;/g, '"').replace(/&#39;|&apos;/g, "'").trim();
27-
28-export const extractAnchors = (html: string): Anchor[] => {
29- const out: Anchor[] = [];
30- const re = /<h([23])(?:\s+([^>]*))?>([\s\S]*?)<\/h\1>/g;
31- let m: RegExpExecArray | null;
32- while ((m = re.exec(html)) !== null) {
33- const level = parseInt(m[1] ?? "2", 10) as 2 | 3;
34- const attrs = m[2] ?? "";
35- const inner = m[3] ?? "";
36- const idMatch = /\bid="([^"]+)"/.exec(attrs);
37- const text = stripTags(inner);
38- if (!text) continue;
39- const id = idMatch?.[1] ?? slugify(text);
40- if (!id) continue;
41- out.push({ level, text, id });
42- }
43- return out;
44-};
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@@ -1,58 +0,0 @@
1-import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2-import { resolveEdit } from "./c32_edit_resolve.ts";
3-
4-test("resolves an existing sama page", () => {
5- const r = resolveEdit("sama", "sorted");
6- expect(r).not.toBeNull();
7- expect(r?.pageUrl).toBe("/sama/sorted");
8- expect(r?.filePath).toBe("content/sama/sorted.md");
9- expect(r?.title).toMatch(/Sorted/);
10-});
11-
12-test("resolves an existing guide", () => {
13- const r = resolveEdit("guides", "claude-code");
14- expect(r).not.toBeNull();
15- expect(r?.filePath).toBe("content/guides/claude-code.md");
16-});
17-
18-test("resolves an existing blog post", () => {
19- const r = resolveEdit("blog", "from-rules-to-checks");
20- expect(r).not.toBeNull();
21- expect(r?.filePath).toBe("content/blog/from-rules-to-checks.md");
22-});
23-
24-test("returns null for unknown section", () => {
25- expect(resolveEdit("admin", "x")).toBeNull();
26- expect(resolveEdit("etc", "passwd")).toBeNull();
27-});
28-
29-test("returns null for unknown slug in a known section", () => {
30- expect(resolveEdit("sama", "nonexistent-discipline")).toBeNull();
31-});
32-
33-test("rejects path traversal in slug", () => {
34- expect(resolveEdit("sama", "../sorted")).toBeNull();
35- expect(resolveEdit("sama", "..")).toBeNull();
36- expect(resolveEdit("sama", "/etc/passwd")).toBeNull();
37-});
38-
39-test("rejects unsafe slug shapes", () => {
40- expect(resolveEdit("sama", "Sorted")).toBeNull(); // uppercase
41- expect(resolveEdit("sama", "")).toBeNull();
42- expect(resolveEdit("sama", "with space")).toBeNull();
43- expect(resolveEdit("sama", "-leading-dash")).toBeNull();
44-});
45-
46-test("resolves nav-only sama pages (e.g. /sama/skill) via SITE_NAV fallback", () => {
47- const r = resolveEdit("sama", "skill");
48- expect(r).not.toBeNull();
49- expect(r?.pageUrl).toBe("/sama/skill");
50- expect(r?.filePath).toBe("content/sama/skill.md");
51- expect(r?.title).toMatch(/SKILL/i);
52-});
53-
54-test("non-editable nav links (editPath:null) stay unresolvable", () => {
55- // /sama/verify is in SITE_NAV but has editPath: null because it's
56- // a verifier form, not a content/<...>.md doc.
57- expect(resolveEdit("sama", "verify")).toBeNull();
58-});
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@@ -1,68 +0,0 @@
1-// c32 — pure logic: given a (section, slug) tuple from a /edit/<...>
2-// URL, resolve it to the editable resource (page URL, file path on
3-// disk, page title) — or return null if the combination doesn't map
4-// to an existing doc page. Pure: no I/O. The handler does the actual
5-// fs read for the current body.
6-//
7-// Editable sections are the ones that already have a registry: sama,
8-// guides, blog. Slug must match an entry in the corresponding registry
9-// — this prevents arbitrary file writes via /edit/../../etc/passwd
10-// style inputs.
11-
12-import { ALL_SAMA } from "./c31_sama.ts";
13-import { ALL_GUIDES } from "./c31_guides.ts";
14-import { ALL_POSTS } from "./c31_blog.ts";
15-import { SITE_NAV } from "./c31_docs_nav.ts";
16-
17-export type EditableSection = "sama" | "guides" | "blog";
18-
19-export interface ResolvedEdit {
20- section: EditableSection;
21- slug: string;
22- pageUrl: string;
23- filePath: string;
24- title: string;
25-}
26-
27-const SECTIONS = new Set<EditableSection>(["sama", "guides", "blog"]);
28-
29-const isValidSection = (s: string): s is EditableSection => SECTIONS.has(s as EditableSection);
30-
31-const SAFE_SLUG = /^[a-z0-9][a-z0-9-]*$/;
32-
33-const lookupTitle = (section: EditableSection, slug: string): string | null => {
34- if (section === "sama") {
35- const e = ALL_SAMA.find((d) => d.slug === slug);
36- if (e) return `${e.letter} — ${e.title}`;
37- } else if (section === "guides") {
38- const e = ALL_GUIDES.find((g) => g.slug === slug);
39- if (e) return e.title;
40- } else {
41- const e = ALL_POSTS.find((p) => p.slug === slug);
42- if (e) return e.title;
43- }
44- // Fallback to SITE_NAV: nav-only editable pages (e.g. /sama/skill)
45- // have a content/<...>.md backing file but no entry in the discipline
46- // / guide / blog registries. They're listed in SITE_NAV with a
47- // non-null editPath, which is the single source of truth for
48- // "this docs page is editable".
49- const navSection = SITE_NAV.find((s) => s.id === section);
50- const link = navSection?.links.find(
51- (l) => l.href === `/${section}/${slug}` && l.editPath !== null,
52- );
53- return link?.label ?? null;
54-};
55-
56-export const resolveEdit = (section: string, slug: string): ResolvedEdit | null => {
57- if (!isValidSection(section)) return null;
58- if (!SAFE_SLUG.test(slug)) return null;
59- const title = lookupTitle(section, slug);
60- if (title === null) return null;
61- return {
62- section,
63- slug,
64- pageUrl: `/${section}/${slug}`,
65- filePath: `content/${section}/${slug}.md`,
66- title,
67- };
68-};
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@@ -1,247 +0,0 @@
1-import { describe, test, expect } from "bun:test";
2-import { verifySamaV2 } from "./c32_sama_v2_verify.ts";
3-import type { ProfileSpec, SamaV2Input } from "./c31_sama_v2.ts";
4-
5-// Minimal fixture profile mirroring the shape this repo's
6-// sama.profile.toml declares, but with synthetic prefixes so tests
7-// don't change when the live profile evolves.
8-const FIXTURE_PROFILE: ProfileSpec = {
9- samaVersion: "2.0",
10- profile: "test-fixture",
11- layers: {
12- 0: { sublayers: [{ name: "default", prefix: "p0_", index: 0 }] },
13- 1: {
14- sublayers: [
15- { name: "logic", prefix: "p1a_", index: 0 },
16- { name: "render", prefix: "p1b_", index: 1 },
17- ],
18- },
19- 2: {
20- sublayers: [
21- { name: "data", prefix: "p2a_", index: 0 },
22- { name: "io", prefix: "p2b_", index: 1 },
23- ],
24- },
25- 3: {
26- sublayers: [
27- { name: "handlers", prefix: "p3a_", index: 0 },
28- { name: "server", prefix: "p3b_", index: 1 },
29- ],
30- },
31- },
32-};
33-
34-const mk = (entries: Array<[string, string]>): SamaV2Input => ({
35- profile: FIXTURE_PROFILE,
36- files: new Map(entries),
37-});
38-
39-describe("c32_sama_v2_verify — overall", () => {
40- test("empty repo: every check passes with examined=0 for content-bearing checks", () => {
41- const report = verifySamaV2(mk([]));
42- expect(report.overallPassed).toBe(true);
43- expect(report.checks).toHaveLength(7);
44- for (const c of report.checks) expect(c.passed).toBe(true);
45- });
46-
47- test("a minimal Layer-0-only repo conforms", () => {
48- const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
49- ["src/p0_types.ts", "export const x = 1;\n"],
50- ]));
51- expect(report.overallPassed).toBe(true);
52- });
53-});
54-
55-describe("c32_sama_v2_verify — Sorted (#1)", () => {
56- test("a file without a profile-recognised prefix is flagged", () => {
57- const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
58- ["src/unknown_x.ts", "export const x = 1;\n"],
59- ]));
60- const sorted = report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 1)!;
61- expect(sorted.passed).toBe(false);
62- expect(sorted.violations.some((v) => v.file === "src/unknown_x.ts")).toBe(true);
63- });
64-
65- test("a profile whose prefixes lex-sort against layer order is flagged", () => {
66- // Swap: Layer 0 prefix sorts AFTER Layer 1 prefix.
67- const bad: ProfileSpec = {
68- samaVersion: "2.0", profile: "bad",
69- layers: {
70- 0: { sublayers: [{ name: "default", prefix: "z0_", index: 0 }] },
71- 1: { sublayers: [{ name: "default", prefix: "a1_", index: 0 }] },
72- 2: { sublayers: [{ name: "default", prefix: "b2_", index: 0 }] },
73- 3: { sublayers: [{ name: "default", prefix: "c3_", index: 0 }] },
74- },
75- };
76- const report = verifySamaV2({ profile: bad, files: new Map() });
77- const sorted = report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 1)!;
78- expect(sorted.passed).toBe(false);
79- expect(sorted.violations.length).toBeGreaterThan(0);
80- });
81-});
82-
83-describe("c32_sama_v2_verify — Architecture (#2)", () => {
84- test("an unprefixed src/*.ts file is flagged with a clear reason", () => {
85- const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
86- ["src/random.ts", "export const x = 1;\n"],
87- ]));
88- const arch = report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 2)!;
89- expect(arch.passed).toBe(false);
90- const vio = arch.violations.find((v) => v.file === "src/random.ts")!;
91- expect(vio.detail).toContain("unprefixed");
92- });
93-
94- test("a properly-prefixed file is not flagged", () => {
95- const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
96- ["src/p1a_logic.ts", "export const x = 1;\n"],
97- ]));
98- expect(report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 2)!.passed).toBe(true);
99- });
100-});
101-
102-describe("c32_sama_v2_verify — Modeled tests (#3)", () => {
103- test("a Layer 1 file without a sibling test is flagged", () => {
104- const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
105- ["src/p1a_logic.ts", "export const x = 1;\n"],
106- ]));
107- const modeled = report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 3)!;
108- expect(modeled.passed).toBe(false);
109- const vio = modeled.violations[0]!;
110- expect(vio.file).toBe("src/p1a_logic.ts");
111- expect(vio.detail).toContain("p1a_logic.test.ts");
112- });
113-
114- test("a Layer 1 file with its sibling passes", () => {
115- const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
116- ["src/p1a_logic.ts", "export const x = 1;\n"],
117- ["src/p1a_logic.test.ts", "import {expect, test} from \"bun:test\"; test(\"x\", () => { expect(1).toBe(1); });\n"],
118- ]));
119- expect(report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 3)!.passed).toBe(true);
120- });
121-
122- test("Layer 0 files don't require sibling tests", () => {
123- const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
124- ["src/p0_types.ts", "export const x = 1;\n"],
125- ]));
126- expect(report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 3)!.passed).toBe(true);
127- });
128-});
129-
130-describe("c32_sama_v2_verify — Modeled boundary (#4)", () => {
131- test("JSON.parse in Layer 1 is flagged", () => {
132- const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
133- ["src/p1a_naughty.ts", "export const f = (s: string) => JSON.parse(s);\n"],
134- ]));
135- const boundary = report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 4)!;
136- expect(boundary.passed).toBe(false);
137- expect(boundary.violations[0]!.detail).toContain("JSON.parse");
138- });
139-
140- test("JSON.parse in Layer 2 is OK (Layer 2 IS the boundary)", () => {
141- const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
142- ["src/p2b_adapter.ts", "export const f = (s: string) => JSON.parse(s);\n"],
143- ]));
144- expect(report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 4)!.passed).toBe(true);
145- });
146-
147- test("string literals containing JSON.parse don't false-positive", () => {
148- const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
149- ["src/p1a_logic.ts", "const explainer = \"to fix, call JSON.parse(input) in Layer 2\";\nexport const x = explainer.length;\n"],
150- ]));
151- expect(report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 4)!.passed).toBe(true);
152- });
153-});
154-
155-describe("c32_sama_v2_verify — Atomic (#5)", () => {
156- test("a file over the 700-line cap is flagged", () => {
157- const fat = Array.from({ length: 720 }, (_, i) => `// line ${i}`).join("\n");
158- const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
159- ["src/p1a_fat.ts", fat],
160- ]));
161- const atomic = report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 5)!;
162- expect(atomic.passed).toBe(false);
163- expect(atomic.violations[0]!.detail).toContain("over the 700-line cap");
164- });
165-
166- test("a barrel re-export file is flagged", () => {
167- const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
168- ["src/p1a_barrel.ts", "export * from \"./p1a_a.ts\";\nexport * from \"./p1a_b.ts\";\n"],
169- ]));
170- const atomic = report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 5)!;
171- expect(atomic.passed).toBe(false);
172- expect(atomic.violations[0]!.detail).toContain("barrel");
173- });
174-});
175-
176-describe("c32_sama_v2_verify — Law §1.2 (#6)", () => {
177- test("upward import (Layer 1 → Layer 2) is flagged", () => {
178- const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
179- ["src/p1a_logic.ts", "import { x } from \"./p2a_data.ts\";\nexport const y = x;\n"],
180- ["src/p1a_logic.test.ts", "import { test, expect } from \"bun:test\"; test(\"y\", () => { expect(1).toBe(1); });\n"],
181- ["src/p2a_data.ts", "export const x = 1;\n"],
182- ["src/p2a_data.test.ts","import { test, expect } from \"bun:test\"; test(\"x\", () => { expect(1).toBe(1); });\n"],
183- ]));
184- const law = report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 6)!;
185- expect(law.passed).toBe(false);
186- expect(law.violations.some((v) => v.detail.includes("upward"))).toBe(true);
187- });
188-
189- test("downward import (Layer 2 → Layer 0) passes", () => {
190- const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
191- ["src/p2a_data.ts", "import type { X } from \"./p0_types.ts\";\nexport const f = (): X => ({} as X);\n"],
192- ["src/p2a_data.test.ts", "import { test, expect } from \"bun:test\"; test(\"f\", () => { expect(1).toBe(1); });\n"],
193- ["src/p0_types.ts", "export interface X { id: number }\n"],
194- ]));
195- expect(report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 6)!.passed).toBe(true);
196- });
197-
198- test("same-layer reversed sublayer is flagged", () => {
199- // p1a_logic is sublayer index 0 (logic), p1b_render is sublayer
200- // index 1 (render). Logic importing render is reverse order.
201- const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
202- ["src/p1a_logic.ts", "import { r } from \"./p1b_render.ts\";\nexport const y = r;\n"],
203- ["src/p1a_logic.test.ts", "import { test, expect } from \"bun:test\"; test(\"y\", () => { expect(1).toBe(1); });\n"],
204- ["src/p1b_render.ts", "export const r = 1;\n"],
205- ["src/p1b_render.test.ts","import { test, expect } from \"bun:test\"; test(\"r\", () => { expect(1).toBe(1); });\n"],
206- ]));
207- const law = report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 6)!;
208- expect(law.passed).toBe(false);
209- expect(law.violations.some((v) => v.detail.includes("sublayer"))).toBe(true);
210- });
211-
212- test("an import cycle is flagged", () => {
213- const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
214- ["src/p1a_a.ts", "import { y } from \"./p1a_b.ts\";\nexport const x = y;\n"],
215- ["src/p1a_a.test.ts", "import { test, expect } from \"bun:test\"; test(\"x\", () => { expect(1).toBe(1); });\n"],
216- ["src/p1a_b.ts", "import { x } from \"./p1a_a.ts\";\nexport const y = x;\n"],
217- ["src/p1a_b.test.ts", "import { test, expect } from \"bun:test\"; test(\"y\", () => { expect(1).toBe(1); });\n"],
218- ]));
219- const law = report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 6)!;
220- expect(law.passed).toBe(false);
221- expect(law.violations.some((v) => v.detail.includes("cycle"))).toBe(true);
222- });
223-});
224-
225-describe("c32_sama_v2_verify — Consistency §3 (#7)", () => {
226- test("Layer 1 file reaching Layer 2 contradicts its declared prefix", () => {
227- const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
228- ["src/p1a_logic.ts", "import { f } from \"./p2a_data.ts\";\nexport const y = f;\n"],
229- ["src/p1a_logic.test.ts", "import { test, expect } from \"bun:test\"; test(\"y\", () => { expect(1).toBe(1); });\n"],
230- ["src/p2a_data.ts", "export const f = 1;\n"],
231- ["src/p2a_data.test.ts", "import { test, expect } from \"bun:test\"; test(\"f\", () => { expect(1).toBe(1); });\n"],
232- ]));
233- const consistency = report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 7)!;
234- expect(consistency.passed).toBe(false);
235- expect(consistency.violations[0]!.detail).toContain("declared Layer 1");
236- expect(consistency.violations[0]!.detail).toContain("Layer 2");
237- });
238-
239- test("downward-only imports are consistent", () => {
240- const report = verifySamaV2(mk([
241- ["src/p1a_logic.ts", "import type { X } from \"./p0_types.ts\";\nexport const y = (a: X) => a;\n"],
242- ["src/p1a_logic.test.ts", "import { test, expect } from \"bun:test\"; test(\"y\", () => { expect(1).toBe(1); });\n"],
243- ["src/p0_types.ts", "export interface X { id: number }\n"],
244- ]));
245- expect(report.checks.find((c) => c.id === 7)!.passed).toBe(true);
246- });
247-});
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1-// c32 — logic: the SAMA v2 verifier. Implements the seven §4
2-// conformance checks (Sorted, Architecture, Modeled-tests,
3-// Modeled-boundary, Atomic, the Law §1.2, Consistency §3) as pure
4-// functions over an in-memory (profile, files) input. Never reads
5-// the filesystem — the loader (c14_sama_profile + c21 handler)
6-// populates the input map. No mocks, no stubs: every check is a
7-// real grep/string-op on the supplied content.
8-
9-import {
10- declaredLayer,
11- type SamaV2Check,
12- type SamaV2Input,
13- type SamaV2Report,
14- type SamaV2Violation,
15-} from "./c31_sama_v2.ts";
16-
17-// — shared utilities -------------------------------------------------
18-
19-// A SAMA file is one we expect to obey the layer rules: any *.ts
20-// under src/ that isn't a *.test.ts. Tests live next to source as
21-// siblings; they're examined for the Modeled check but don't carry
22-// their own layer.
23-const isSamaFile = (path: string): boolean =>
24- path.startsWith("src/") && path.endsWith(".ts") && !path.endsWith(".test.ts");
25-
26-const isTestFile = (path: string): boolean =>
27- path.startsWith("src/") && path.endsWith(".test.ts");
28-
29-// Strip JS/TS string literals and comments to whitespace so a regex
30-// that walks the source doesn't trip on test fixtures that contain
31-// the very patterns we're scanning for. Same shape as the helper in
32-// c32_sama_verify; duplicated here to keep c32_sama_v2_verify a
33-// stand-alone module the loader can pull in without dragging the v1
34-// verifier with it.
35-const stripStringsAndComments = (src: string): string => {
36- let out = "";
37- let i = 0;
38- while (i < src.length) {
39- const c = src[i];
40- const n = src[i + 1];
41- if (c === "/" && n === "/") {
42- out += " ";
43- i += 2;
44- while (i < src.length && src[i] !== "\n") { out += " "; i++; }
45- } else if (c === "/" && n === "*") {
46- out += " ";
47- i += 2;
48- while (i < src.length - 1 && !(src[i] === "*" && src[i + 1] === "/")) {
49- out += src[i] === "\n" ? "\n" : " ";
50- i++;
51- }
52- out += " ";
53- i += 2;
54- } else if (c === '"' || c === "'" || c === "`") {
55- const quote = c;
56- out += " ";
57- i++;
58- while (i < src.length && src[i] !== quote) {
59- if (src[i] === "\\" && i + 1 < src.length) { out += " "; i += 2; continue; }
60- out += src[i] === "\n" ? "\n" : " ";
61- i++;
62- }
63- out += " ";
64- i++;
65- } else {
66- out += c;
67- i++;
68- }
69- }
70- return out;
71-};
72-
73-// Collect every relative ".ts" import edge in a file. Scans raw
74-// source: a stripped copy would erase the quoted import paths along
75-// with all other string literals, so the regex must run over the
76-// original. To avoid picking up import-like strings inside test
77-// fixtures, we cross-check each match position against the stripped
78-// mask — if the keyword `from` lands on whitespace in the mask, it
79-// was inside a string literal and we skip it.
80-const collectRelativeImports = (content: string): string[] => {
81- const mask = stripStringsAndComments(content);
82- const re = /\bfrom\s+["'](\.\/[A-Za-z0-9_./-]+\.ts)["']/g;
83- const out: string[] = [];
84- let m: RegExpExecArray | null;
85- while ((m = re.exec(content)) !== null) {
86- // If the `from` keyword position is whitespace in the mask, the
87- // entire match was inside a string literal (e.g. a test fixture).
88- if (mask[m.index] === " " || mask[m.index] === "\n") continue;
89- if (m[1]) out.push(m[1]);
90- }
91- return out;
92-};
93-
94-// Resolve a relative import like "./c14_git.ts" from the importing
95-// file's directory to the repo-relative path used as the input map's
96-// key (e.g. "src/c14_git.ts").
97-const resolveImport = (fromPath: string, importPath: string): string => {
98- const dir = fromPath.split("/").slice(0, -1).join("/");
99- const rel = importPath.replace(/^\.\//, "");
100- return dir + "/" + rel;
101-};
102-
103-// — Check 1: Sorted -------------------------------------------------
104-//
105-// "Every file carries a profile-recognised prefix; lexicographic
106-// prefix order equals layer order."
107-const checkSorted = (input: SamaV2Input): SamaV2Check => {
108- const violations: SamaV2Violation[] = [];
109- let examined = 0;
110- // Collect (prefix, layer) pairs from the profile.
111- const pairs: Array<{ prefix: string; layer: number }> = [];
112- for (const [k, spec] of Object.entries(input.profile.layers)) {
113- const layer = parseInt(k, 10);
114- for (const sub of spec.sublayers) pairs.push({ prefix: sub.prefix, layer });
115- }
116- // For any two prefixes with layer(A) < layer(B), A must lex-sort < B.
117- for (let i = 0; i < pairs.length; i++) {
118- for (let j = 0; j < pairs.length; j++) {
119- if (i === j) continue;
120- const a = pairs[i]!;
121- const b = pairs[j]!;
122- if (a.layer < b.layer && a.prefix > b.prefix) {
123- violations.push({
124- file: a.prefix,
125- detail: `prefix \`${a.prefix}\` (layer ${a.layer}) sorts after \`${b.prefix}\` (layer ${b.layer}) — lex order must equal layer order`,
126- });
127- }
128- }
129- }
130- // Also count source files whose prefix isn't recognised by any
131- // sublayer. They'd be flagged by Architecture too, but the Sorted
132- // rule needs each file to have a recognised prefix.
133- for (const path of input.files.keys()) {
134- if (!isSamaFile(path)) continue;
135- examined++;
136- if (declaredLayer(path, input.profile) === null) {
137- violations.push({ file: path, detail: "no profile-recognised prefix" });
138- }
139- }
140- return {
141- id: 1, name: "Sorted", property: "Sorted",
142- passed: violations.length === 0, examined, violations,
143- };
144-};
145-
146-// — Check 2: Architecture -------------------------------------------
147-//
148-// "Every file maps to exactly one canonical layer; no file is
149-// unprefixed or maps to two layers."
150-const checkArchitecture = (input: SamaV2Input): SamaV2Check => {
151- const violations: SamaV2Violation[] = [];
152- let examined = 0;
153- for (const path of input.files.keys()) {
154- if (!isSamaFile(path) && !isTestFile(path)) continue;
155- examined++;
156- const base = path.split("/").pop() ?? path;
157- // Find every profile prefix that matches this filename. Exactly
158- // one is required; zero = unprefixed (caught by Sorted too) but
159- // we surface it here as the canonical "unmapped" failure.
160- const matches: Array<{ layer: number; prefix: string }> = [];
161- for (const [k, spec] of Object.entries(input.profile.layers)) {
162- const layer = parseInt(k, 10);
163- for (const sub of spec.sublayers) {
164- if (base.startsWith(sub.prefix)) matches.push({ layer, prefix: sub.prefix });
165- }
166- }
167- if (matches.length === 0) {
168- violations.push({ file: path, detail: "unprefixed — does not match any profile prefix" });
169- } else if (matches.length > 1) {
170- // Two prefixes claim the same file: profile ambiguity.
171- const distinctLayers = new Set(matches.map((m) => m.layer));
172- if (distinctLayers.size > 1) {
173- violations.push({
174- file: path,
175- detail: `ambiguous — matches multiple layers: ${matches.map((m) => `${m.prefix}→L${m.layer}`).join(", ")}`,
176- });
177- }
178- }
179- }
180- return {
181- id: 2, name: "Architecture", property: "Architecture",
182- passed: violations.length === 0, examined, violations,
183- };
184-};
185-
186-// — Check 3: Modeled (tests) ----------------------------------------
187-//
188-// "Every Layer 1 and Layer 2 behavior file has a sibling test file."
189-const checkModeledTests = (input: SamaV2Input): SamaV2Check => {
190- const violations: SamaV2Violation[] = [];
191- let examined = 0;
192- for (const path of input.files.keys()) {
193- if (!isSamaFile(path)) continue;
194- const decl = declaredLayer(path, input.profile);
195- if (!decl) continue;
196- if (decl.layer !== 1 && decl.layer !== 2) continue;
197- examined++;
198- const siblingPath = path.replace(/\.ts$/, ".test.ts");
199- if (!input.files.has(siblingPath)) {
200- violations.push({
201- file: path,
202- detail: `no sibling test at \`${siblingPath}\` — Layer ${decl.layer} requires one`,
203- });
204- }
205- }
206- return {
207- id: 3, name: "Modeled (tests)", property: "Modeled (tests)",
208- passed: violations.length === 0, examined, violations,
209- };
210-};
211-
212-// — Check 4: Modeled (boundary) -------------------------------------
213-//
214-// "External input is parsed only in Layer 2."
215-//
216-// §4.4 is profile-dependent (spec §6). Our profile defines boundary
217-// parsing as `JSON.parse(` of arbitrary input (not constant strings)
218-// or `new URL(` of arbitrary input — i.e. patterns that turn bytes
219-// into typed structures. Platform-provided parsers called *through*
220-// Layer 3 entry handlers (`req.json()`, `req.formData()`, route
221-// params) are treated as delegation to the platform's own Layer 2,
222-// not parsing performed in our Layer 3. The verifier reports any
223-// raw JSON.parse / new URL calls landing outside Layer 2.
224-const BOUNDARY_PATTERNS = [
225- { name: "JSON.parse", re: /\bJSON\.parse\s*\(/ },
226- { name: "new URL", re: /\bnew\s+URL\s*\(/ },
227-];
228-const checkModeledBoundary = (input: SamaV2Input): SamaV2Check => {
229- const violations: SamaV2Violation[] = [];
230- let examined = 0;
231- for (const [path, content] of input.files.entries()) {
232- if (!isSamaFile(path)) continue;
233- const decl = declaredLayer(path, input.profile);
234- if (!decl) continue;
235- examined++;
236- if (decl.layer === 2) continue; // Layer 2 is the legitimate site.
237- const stripped = stripStringsAndComments(content);
238- for (const pat of BOUNDARY_PATTERNS) {
239- if (pat.re.test(stripped)) {
240- violations.push({
241- file: path,
242- detail: `boundary pattern \`${pat.name}\` found in Layer ${decl.layer} — parsing belongs in Layer 2`,
243- });
244- }
245- }
246- }
247- return {
248- id: 4, name: "Modeled (boundary)", property: "Modeled (boundary)",
249- passed: violations.length === 0, examined, violations,
250- note: "profile-dependent (spec §4.4): boundary = raw `JSON.parse` / `new URL` outside Layer 2. Platform parsers reached via `req.json()` etc. are treated as delegation to the platform's own Layer 2.",
251- };
252-};
253-
254-// — Check 5: Atomic -------------------------------------------------
255-//
256-// "No file exceeds the line cap (default ~700; profile may lower,
257-// never raise). No barrel re-export files."
258-const ATOMIC_LINE_CAP = 700;
259-const checkAtomic = (input: SamaV2Input): SamaV2Check => {
260- const violations: SamaV2Violation[] = [];
261- let examined = 0;
262- for (const [path, content] of input.files.entries()) {
263- if (!isSamaFile(path) && !isTestFile(path)) continue;
264- examined++;
265- const lines = content.split("\n").length;
266- if (lines > ATOMIC_LINE_CAP) {
267- violations.push({
268- file: path,
269- detail: `${lines} lines (over the ${ATOMIC_LINE_CAP}-line cap — split per UI/data domain)`,
270- });
271- }
272- // Barrel detection: a file whose entire body is re-exports.
273- // Heuristic: every non-blank, non-comment line is `export ... from`.
274- const stripped = stripStringsAndComments(content);
275- const codeLines = stripped.split("\n").map((l) => l.trim()).filter((l) => l.length > 0);
276- if (codeLines.length >= 2 && codeLines.every((l) => /^export\s+(\*|\{)/.test(l) && /\bfrom\b/.test(l))) {
277- violations.push({ file: path, detail: "barrel re-export file (all lines are `export … from`)" });
278- }
279- }
280- return {
281- id: 5, name: "Atomic", property: "Atomic",
282- passed: violations.length === 0, examined, violations,
283- };
284-};
285-
286-// — Check 6: The Law (§1.2) -----------------------------------------
287-//
288-// "Imports always point to a strictly lower layer number — never
289-// upward, never sideways across a higher number, never cyclic."
290-//
291-// Build the import graph from relative-.ts imports, then for each
292-// edge A → B require: layer(B) < layer(A), OR same layer + B's
293-// sublayer index <= A's sublayer index. Also run a DFS cycle detector.
294-const checkLaw = (input: SamaV2Input): SamaV2Check => {
295- const violations: SamaV2Violation[] = [];
296- let examined = 0;
297- // Build adjacency.
298- const adj = new Map<string, string[]>();
299- for (const [path, content] of input.files.entries()) {
300- if (!isSamaFile(path) && !isTestFile(path)) continue;
301- examined++;
302- const out: string[] = [];
303- for (const imp of collectRelativeImports(content)) {
304- const resolved = resolveImport(path, imp);
305- // Only follow edges into known SAMA files (in-tree, in src/).
306- if (input.files.has(resolved)) out.push(resolved);
307- }
308- adj.set(path, out);
309- }
310- // Edge-by-edge layer/sublayer check.
311- for (const [from, outs] of adj.entries()) {
312- const aDecl = declaredLayer(from, input.profile);
313- if (!aDecl) continue; // Unmapped — caught by Architecture.
314- for (const to of outs) {
315- const bDecl = declaredLayer(to, input.profile);
316- if (!bDecl) continue;
317- if (bDecl.layer < aDecl.layer) continue; // strictly lower — OK
318- if (bDecl.layer > aDecl.layer) {
319- violations.push({
320- file: from,
321- detail: `imports \`${to}\` — Layer ${aDecl.layer} → Layer ${bDecl.layer} (upward, breaks §1.2)`,
322- });
323- continue;
324- }
325- // Same layer: sublayer ordering. The import target must be in
326- // an earlier-or-equal sublayer slot (spec §2.2: later may import
327- // earlier).
328- if (bDecl.sublayer.index > aDecl.sublayer.index) {
329- violations.push({
330- file: from,
331- detail: `imports \`${to}\` — same layer ${aDecl.layer} but sublayer order is reversed (${aDecl.sublayer.name} sublayer-index ${aDecl.sublayer.index} → ${bDecl.sublayer.name} sublayer-index ${bDecl.sublayer.index})`,
332- });
333- }
334- }
335- }
336- // DFS cycle detection on the same graph.
337- const WHITE = 0, GRAY = 1, BLACK = 2;
338- const color = new Map<string, number>();
339- for (const k of adj.keys()) color.set(k, WHITE);
340- const cycles: string[][] = [];
341- const stack: string[] = [];
342- const dfs = (node: string): boolean => {
343- color.set(node, GRAY);
344- stack.push(node);
345- for (const next of adj.get(node) ?? []) {
346- const c = color.get(next) ?? WHITE;
347- if (c === GRAY) {
348- const idx = stack.indexOf(next);
349- if (idx !== -1) cycles.push([...stack.slice(idx), next]);
350- return true;
351- }
352- if (c === WHITE && dfs(next)) {
353- // bubble up
354- }
355- }
356- stack.pop();
357- color.set(node, BLACK);
358- return false;
359- };
360- for (const k of adj.keys()) if (color.get(k) === WHITE) dfs(k);
361- for (const cyc of cycles) {
362- violations.push({
363- file: cyc[0] ?? "(unknown)",
364- detail: `import cycle: ${cyc.join(" → ")}`,
365- });
366- }
367- return {
368- id: 6, name: "Law (§1.2)", property: "Law",
369- passed: violations.length === 0, examined, violations,
370- };
371-};
372-
373-// — Check 7: Consistency (§3) ---------------------------------------
374-//
375-// "Verifier FAILS if a file imports from a layer that its declared
376-// layer is not permitted to import." This is the same set of edges
377-// the Law check examines, framed from the file's own perspective:
378-// does the prefix lie about what the file actually does?
379-//
380-// We emit a separate verdict so the report can show both framings.
381-// In a profile where no §1.2 violation exists, §3 also passes by
382-// construction — both are derived from the same edge set.
383-const checkConsistency = (input: SamaV2Input): SamaV2Check => {
384- const violations: SamaV2Violation[] = [];
385- let examined = 0;
386- for (const [path, content] of input.files.entries()) {
387- if (!isSamaFile(path)) continue;
388- const aDecl = declaredLayer(path, input.profile);
389- if (!aDecl) continue;
390- examined++;
391- let ceiling = -1;
392- let ceilingFile: string | null = null;
393- for (const imp of collectRelativeImports(content)) {
394- const resolved = resolveImport(path, imp);
395- const bDecl = declaredLayer(resolved, input.profile);
396- if (!bDecl) continue;
397- if (bDecl.layer > ceiling) { ceiling = bDecl.layer; ceilingFile = resolved; }
398- }
399- // Consistency fails if any import goes to a strictly higher
400- // layer than the file's declared layer. Same-layer with bad
401- // sublayer order is the Law's concern, not Consistency's.
402- if (ceiling > aDecl.layer) {
403- violations.push({
404- file: path,
405- detail: `declared Layer ${aDecl.layer} (prefix \`${aDecl.sublayer.prefix}\`) but imports reach Layer ${ceiling} via \`${ceilingFile}\` — the prefix claims something the imports contradict`,
406- });
407- }
408- }
409- return {
410- id: 7, name: "Consistency (§3)", property: "Consistency",
411- passed: violations.length === 0, examined, violations,
412- };
413-};
414-
415-// — Orchestrator ----------------------------------------------------
416-
417-export const verifySamaV2 = (input: SamaV2Input): SamaV2Report => {
418- const checks: SamaV2Check[] = [
419- checkSorted(input),
420- checkArchitecture(input),
421- checkModeledTests(input),
422- checkModeledBoundary(input),
423- checkAtomic(input),
424- checkLaw(input),
425- checkConsistency(input),
426- ];
427- // Architecture's examined count is the canonical total — it counts
428- // every file the profile assigns to a layer (or fails to).
429- const examined = checks.find((c) => c.id === 2)?.examined ?? 0;
430- return {
431- profile: input.profile.profile,
432- examined,
433- checks,
434- overallPassed: checks.every((c) => c.passed),
435- };
436-};
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1-import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2-import { verifySama } from "./c32_sama_verify.ts";
3-
4-const baseInput = {
5- repoOwner: "test",
6- repoName: "repo",
7- defaultBranch: "main",
8- srcPaths: [] as string[],
9- contents: new Map<string, string>(),
10-};
11-
12-test("empty input: all checks pass, sorted has a 'no SAMA files' note", () => {
13- const r = verifySama(baseInput);
14- expect(r.overallPassed).toBe(true);
15- const sorted = r.checks.find((c) => c.letter === "S")!;
16- expect(sorted.passed).toBe(true);
17- expect(sorted.examined).toBe(0);
18- expect(sorted.note).toMatch(/no cXX_\*\.ts files found/);
19-});
20-
21-test("Sorted: c14 importing c51 is flagged", () => {
22- const r = verifySama({
23- ...baseInput,
24- srcPaths: ["c14_io.ts", "c51_render.ts"],
25- contents: new Map([
26- ["c14_io.ts", `import { x } from "./c51_render.ts";`],
27- ["c51_render.ts", "export const x = 1;"],
28- ]),
29- });
30- const sorted = r.checks.find((c) => c.letter === "S")!;
31- expect(sorted.passed).toBe(false);
32- expect(sorted.violations[0]?.file).toBe("c14_io.ts");
33- expect(sorted.violations[0]?.detail).toMatch(/UI/);
34-});
35-
36-test("Sorted: c21 importing c51 is NOT flagged (handlers may compose UI)", () => {
37- const r = verifySama({
38- ...baseInput,
39- srcPaths: ["c21_handler.ts", "c51_render.ts"],
40- contents: new Map([
41- ["c21_handler.ts", `import { x } from "./c51_render.ts";`],
42- ["c51_render.ts", "export const x = 1;"],
43- ]),
44- });
45- const sorted = r.checks.find((c) => c.letter === "S")!;
46- expect(sorted.passed).toBe(true);
47-});
48-
49-test("Sorted: c31 importing c32 (sibling layer, non-UI) is NOT flagged", () => {
50- const r = verifySama({
51- ...baseInput,
52- srcPaths: ["c31_model.ts", "c32_logic.ts"],
53- contents: new Map([
54- ["c31_model.ts", `import { x } from "./c32_logic.ts";`],
55- ["c32_logic.ts", "export const x = 1;"],
56- ]),
57- });
58- const sorted = r.checks.find((c) => c.letter === "S")!;
59- expect(sorted.passed).toBe(true);
60-});
61-
62-test("Architecture: unknown prefix is flagged", () => {
63- const r = verifySama({
64- ...baseInput,
65- srcPaths: ["c99_thing.ts"],
66- contents: new Map([["c99_thing.ts", "export const x = 1;"]]),
67- });
68- const arch = r.checks.find((c) => c.property === "Architecture")!;
69- expect(arch.passed).toBe(false);
70- expect(arch.violations[0]?.detail).toMatch(/unknown layer prefix/);
71-});
72-
73-test("Modeled: c32 file without sibling test is flagged; c31 without sibling is informational", () => {
74- const r = verifySama({
75- ...baseInput,
76- srcPaths: ["c32_logic.ts", "c31_model.ts"],
77- contents: new Map([
78- ["c32_logic.ts", "export const x = 1;"],
79- ["c31_model.ts", "export const y = 2;"],
80- ]),
81- });
82- const modeled = r.checks.find((c) => c.property === "Modeled")!;
83- expect(modeled.passed).toBe(false);
84- expect(modeled.violations.length).toBe(1);
85- expect(modeled.violations[0]?.file).toBe("c32_logic.ts");
86- expect(modeled.note).toMatch(/c31_\* file/);
87-});
88-
89-test("Modeled: c32 file with sibling test passes", () => {
90- const r = verifySama({
91- ...baseInput,
92- srcPaths: ["c32_logic.ts", "c32_logic.test.ts"],
93- contents: new Map([
94- ["c32_logic.ts", "export const x = 1;"],
95- ["c32_logic.test.ts", "test('x', () => { expect(true).toBe(true); });"],
96- ]),
97- });
98- const modeled = r.checks.find((c) => c.property === "Modeled")!;
99- expect(modeled.passed).toBe(true);
100-});
101-
102-test("Atomic: file over 700 lines is flagged", () => {
103- const big = "// line\n".repeat(800);
104- const r = verifySama({
105- ...baseInput,
106- srcPaths: ["c21_huge.ts"],
107- contents: new Map([["c21_huge.ts", big]]),
108- });
109- const atomic = r.checks.find((c) => c.property === "Atomic")!;
110- expect(atomic.passed).toBe(false);
111- expect(atomic.violations[0]?.detail).toMatch(/line/);
112-});
113-
114-test("Atomic: placeholder test (zero expect calls) is flagged", () => {
115- const placeholderFixture = `test("does nothing", () => { /* TODO */ })`;
116- const r = verifySama({
117- ...baseInput,
118- srcPaths: ["c32_x.test.ts"],
119- contents: new Map([["c32_x.test.ts", placeholderFixture]]),
120- });
121- const atomic = r.checks.find((c) => c.property === "Atomic")!;
122- expect(atomic.passed).toBe(false);
123- expect(atomic.violations[0]?.detail).toMatch(/placeholder test/);
124-});
125-
126-test("overallPassed reflects every check passing", () => {
127- const r = verifySama({
128- ...baseInput,
129- srcPaths: ["c31_model.ts", "c32_logic.ts", "c32_logic.test.ts"],
130- contents: new Map([
131- ["c31_model.ts", "export const x = 1;"],
132- ["c32_logic.ts", `import { x } from "./c31_model.ts";\nexport const y = x + 1;`],
133- ["c32_logic.test.ts", `import { y } from "./c32_logic.ts";\ntest("y", () => { expect(y).toBe(2); });`],
134- ]),
135- });
136- expect(r.overallPassed).toBe(true);
137-});
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1-// c32 — logic: pure SAMA verification given a repo's file tree and the
2-// contents of every cXX_*.ts file. Drives /sama/verify.
3-//
4-// Verifier is intentionally strict: a check passes iff there is zero
5-// evidence of violation. The four properties (S/A/M/A) each become one
6-// callable, and the top-level `verifySama(...)` runs them all and
7-// returns a SamaReport.
8-
9-export interface SamaViolation {
10- file: string;
11- detail: string;
12-}
13-
14-export interface SamaCheckResult {
15- letter: "S" | "A" | "M" | "A";
16- property: "Sorted" | "Architecture" | "Modeled" | "Atomic";
17- passed: boolean;
18- examined: number;
19- violations: SamaViolation[];
20- note?: string;
21-}
22-
23-export interface SamaReport {
24- repoSlug: string;
25- defaultBranch: string;
26- totalSrcFiles: number;
27- samaFiles: number;
28- testFiles: number;
29- checks: SamaCheckResult[];
30- overallPassed: boolean;
31- generatedAt: number;
32-}
33-
34-export interface SamaVerifyInput {
35- repoOwner: string;
36- repoName: string;
37- defaultBranch: string;
38- // src-relative paths, e.g. "c21_app.ts", "c31_blog.ts", "c32_session.test.ts"
39- srcPaths: string[];
40- // file path -> content. Contents only required for cXX_*.ts files
41- // and *.test.ts files.
42- contents: Map<string, string>;
43-}
44-
45-const SAMA_PREFIX = /^c(\d{2})_/;
46-
47-// Strip JS string literals and comments from source, preserving
48-// position/length by replacing each character with whitespace. This
49-// is the cheapest reliable fix for the test-fixture false-positive:
50-// import strings and `test(...)` patterns inside literals/comments
51-// would otherwise trigger Sorted/Atomic violations.
52-export const stripStringsAndComments = (src: string): string => {
53- let out = "";
54- let i = 0;
55- while (i < src.length) {
56- const c = src[i];
57- const n = src[i + 1];
58- if (c === "/" && n === "/") {
59- out += " ";
60- i += 2;
61- while (i < src.length && src[i] !== "\n") {
62- out += " ";
63- i++;
64- }
65- } else if (c === "/" && n === "*") {
66- out += " ";
67- i += 2;
68- while (i < src.length - 1 && !(src[i] === "*" && src[i + 1] === "/")) {
69- out += src[i] === "\n" ? "\n" : " ";
70- i++;
71- }
72- out += " ";
73- i += 2;
74- } else if (c === '"' || c === "'" || c === "`") {
75- const quote = c;
76- out += " ";
77- i++;
78- while (i < src.length && src[i] !== quote) {
79- if (src[i] === "\\" && i + 1 < src.length) {
80- out += " ";
81- i += 2;
82- continue;
83- }
84- out += src[i] === "\n" ? "\n" : " ";
85- i++;
86- }
87- out += " ";
88- i++;
89- } else {
90- out += c ?? "";
91- i++;
92- }
93- }
94- return out;
95-};
96-
97-const isSamaFile = (p: string): boolean => SAMA_PREFIX.test(p) && p.endsWith(".ts");
98-const isTestFile = (p: string): boolean => p.endsWith(".test.ts");
99-
100-const layerOf = (filename: string): number | null => {
101- const m = SAMA_PREFIX.exec(filename);
102- if (!m) return null;
103- return parseInt(m[1] ?? "0", 10);
104-};
105-
106-// Pull import targets out of a TypeScript source. Recognizes both
107-// static `import ... from "./x.ts"` and dynamic `import("./x.ts")`.
108-// We only care about relative imports (the cross-layer ones). We
109-// scan against a stripped source (string literals + comments
110-// blanked out) so test fixtures that quote import statements as
111-// data don't cause false positives.
112-const collectRelativeImports = (source: string): string[] => {
113- const out: string[] = [];
114- // Match against the original source so the captured import path
115- // text is preserved; but only accept matches whose start position
116- // is NOT inside a string-literal/comment region (we test that by
117- // checking the stripped source's character at the path-open quote).
118- const stripped = stripStringsAndComments(source);
119- const staticRe = /\bfrom\s+(["'])\s*(\.\/[^"']+)\1/g;
120- const dynRe = /\bimport\s*\(\s*(["'])\s*(\.\/[^"']+)\1/g;
121- let m: RegExpExecArray | null;
122- const pushIfReal = (mm: RegExpExecArray, pathIdx: number) => {
123- // Check the start of the match (the `f` of `from` or `i` of
124- // `import`). If that keyword is inside a string literal/comment
125- // in the original source, the stripped version replaces it with
126- // whitespace and we skip the match. The PATH itself is always
127- // inside quotes (that's how imports are written), so we never
128- // gate on the path's position — only the keyword's.
129- if (stripped[mm.index] === " " || stripped[mm.index] === "\n") return;
130- out.push(mm[pathIdx]!);
131- };
132- while ((m = staticRe.exec(source)) !== null) pushIfReal(m, 2);
133- while ((m = dynRe.exec(source)) !== null) pushIfReal(m, 2);
134- return out;
135-};
136-
137-const importTargetFilename = (importPath: string): string => {
138- // "./c14_github.ts" -> "c14_github.ts"
139- return importPath.replace(/^\.\//, "");
140-};
141-
142-// S — Sorted. The rule, as practiced: foundation, data and logic layers
143-// (c1*, c3*) don't import UI (c5*+). c21 (handlers/composers) is the
144-// orchestration layer and is allowed to import anything; c51 (UI) is
145-// allowed to import models (c3*) for the data it renders. A strict
146-// "lower never imports higher" reading would forbid c21 → c31, which
147-// is the natural pattern (handler composes model). The actual
148-// constraint is one-directional: UI sits at the edge, never below.
149-const checkSorted = (input: SamaVerifyInput): SamaCheckResult => {
150- const violations: SamaViolation[] = [];
151- let examined = 0;
152- for (const path of input.srcPaths) {
153- if (!isSamaFile(path)) continue;
154- examined++;
155- const m = SAMA_PREFIX.exec(path);
156- const prefix = m?.[1] ?? "";
157- // Skip c2* (handlers, allowed to depend on anything) and c5*+ (UI,
158- // its outbound deps are governed by other rules, not this one).
159- if (!/^[13]/.test(prefix)) continue;
160- const content = input.contents.get(path);
161- if (!content) continue;
162- for (const rawImport of collectRelativeImports(content)) {
163- const target = importTargetFilename(rawImport);
164- const targetMatch = SAMA_PREFIX.exec(target);
165- const targetPrefix = targetMatch?.[1] ?? "";
166- if (!targetPrefix) continue;
167- if (/^[59]/.test(targetPrefix)) {
168- violations.push({
169- file: path,
170- detail: `imports \`${target}\` (UI layer c${targetPrefix}_) from a non-UI/non-handler file (c${prefix}_) — UI sits at the edge, foundation/data/logic must not depend on it`,
171- });
172- }
173- }
174- }
175- return {
176- letter: "S",
177- property: "Sorted",
178- passed: violations.length === 0,
179- examined,
180- violations,
181- note: examined === 0
182- ? "no cXX_*.ts files found in the project — the convention isn't applied here"
183- : undefined,
184- };
185-};
186-
187-// A — Architecture. Each prefix is a known layer; flag unknown prefixes.
188-const KNOWN_LAYERS = new Set(["11", "13", "14", "21", "31", "32", "51"]);
189-const checkArchitecture = (input: SamaVerifyInput): SamaCheckResult => {
190- const violations: SamaViolation[] = [];
191- let examined = 0;
192- for (const path of input.srcPaths) {
193- if (!isSamaFile(path)) continue;
194- examined++;
195- const m = SAMA_PREFIX.exec(path);
196- const prefix = m?.[1] ?? "";
197- if (!KNOWN_LAYERS.has(prefix)) {
198- violations.push({
199- file: path,
200- detail: `unknown layer prefix \`c${prefix}_\` (known: c11, c13, c14, c21, c31, c32, c51)`,
201- });
202- }
203- }
204- return {
205- letter: "A",
206- property: "Architecture",
207- passed: violations.length === 0,
208- examined,
209- violations,
210- };
211-};
212-
213-// M — Modeled. Tests live next to source. Every cXX_<name>.ts (non-data)
214-// should have a sibling cXX_<name>.test.ts. Pure data files (registries
215-// like c31_blog.ts that are just an exported array) often legitimately
216-// have no behaviour to test, so we soften this check by requiring a
217-// sibling for c32_*.ts (logic) at minimum, and reporting a list of c31
218-// files without siblings as informational rather than hard violations.
219-const checkModeled = (input: SamaVerifyInput): SamaCheckResult => {
220- const violations: SamaViolation[] = [];
221- const informational: SamaViolation[] = [];
222- let examined = 0;
223- const present = new Set(input.srcPaths);
224- for (const path of input.srcPaths) {
225- if (!isSamaFile(path) || isTestFile(path)) continue;
226- examined++;
227- const sibling = path.replace(/\.ts$/, ".test.ts");
228- if (present.has(sibling)) continue;
229- const layer = layerOf(path);
230- if (layer === 32) {
231- violations.push({ file: path, detail: `no sibling test file at \`${sibling}\`` });
232- } else if (layer === 31) {
233- informational.push({ file: path, detail: `no sibling test (often fine for pure data registries; flag if logic accumulates)` });
234- }
235- }
236- const passed = violations.length === 0;
237- const note = informational.length > 0
238- ? `${informational.length} c31_* file${informational.length === 1 ? "" : "s"} without a sibling test — usually fine for pure-data registries, flag if logic accumulates: ${informational.map((v) => v.file).join(", ")}`
239- : undefined;
240- return {
241- letter: "M",
242- property: "Modeled",
243- passed,
244- examined,
245- violations,
246- note,
247- };
248-};
249-
250-// A — Atomic. ~700-line split rule. Flag any cXX_*.ts over 700 lines.
251-// Also flag placeholder tests (zero expect() calls in test body) as
252-// part of the same pass — they're a structural violation of the
253-// testing surface that Atomic owns.
254-const findPlaceholderTestsLite = (file: string, content: string): SamaViolation[] => {
255- const out: SamaViolation[] = [];
256- // Same string/comment-aware trick as collectRelativeImports: only
257- // count test()/it() calls whose `test`/`it` keyword is real code,
258- // not a literal in a fixture.
259- const stripped = stripStringsAndComments(content);
260- const re = /\b(test|it)\s*\(\s*(["'`])((?:\\.|(?!\2).)*)\2\s*,\s*(?:async\s+)?(?:\([^)]*\)|[^=()]*?)\s*=>\s*\{/g;
261- let m: RegExpExecArray | null;
262- while ((m = re.exec(content)) !== null) {
263- // Skip matches whose `test`/`it` keyword is inside a string literal
264- // or comment (the stripped version replaces those with whitespace).
265- if (stripped[m.index] === " " || stripped[m.index] === "\n") continue;
266- const name = m[3] ?? "";
267- const startBrace = re.lastIndex - 1;
268- let depth = 1;
269- let i = startBrace + 1;
270- let inString: string | null = null;
271- while (i < content.length && depth > 0) {
272- const c = content[i];
273- if (inString !== null) {
274- if (c === "\\") { i += 2; continue; }
275- if (c === inString) inString = null;
276- } else {
277- if (c === '"' || c === "'" || c === "`") inString = c;
278- else if (c === "/" && content[i + 1] === "/") {
279- while (i < content.length && content[i] !== "\n") i++;
280- continue;
281- } else if (c === "/" && content[i + 1] === "*") {
282- i += 2;
283- while (i < content.length - 1 && !(content[i] === "*" && content[i + 1] === "/")) i++;
284- i += 2;
285- continue;
286- } else if (c === "{") depth++;
287- else if (c === "}") depth--;
288- }
289- i++;
290- }
291- const body = content.slice(startBrace + 1, i - 1);
292- const expectCount = (body.match(/\bexpect\s*\(/g) ?? []).length;
293- if (expectCount === 0) {
294- out.push({ file, detail: `placeholder test \`${name}\` — zero \`expect()\` calls` });
295- }
296- }
297- return out;
298-};
299-
300-const checkAtomic = (input: SamaVerifyInput): SamaCheckResult => {
301- const violations: SamaViolation[] = [];
302- let examined = 0;
303- for (const path of input.srcPaths) {
304- if (!isSamaFile(path)) continue;
305- examined++;
306- const content = input.contents.get(path);
307- if (!content) continue;
308- const lineCount = content.split("\n").length;
309- if (lineCount > 700) {
310- violations.push({
311- file: path,
312- detail: `${lineCount} lines (over the 700-line split threshold — split per UI/data domain)`,
313- });
314- }
315- if (isTestFile(path)) {
316- violations.push(...findPlaceholderTestsLite(path, content));
317- }
318- }
319- return {
320- letter: "A",
321- property: "Atomic",
322- passed: violations.length === 0,
323- examined,
324- violations,
325- };
326-};
327-
328-export const verifySama = (input: SamaVerifyInput): SamaReport => {
329- const samaPaths = input.srcPaths.filter(isSamaFile);
330- const testPaths = samaPaths.filter(isTestFile);
331- const checks = [
332- checkSorted(input),
333- checkArchitecture(input),
334- checkModeled(input),
335- checkAtomic(input),
336- ];
337- return {
338- repoSlug: `${input.repoOwner}/${input.repoName}`,
339- defaultBranch: input.defaultBranch,
340- totalSrcFiles: input.srcPaths.length,
341- samaFiles: samaPaths.length,
342- testFiles: testPaths.length,
343- checks,
344- overallPassed: checks.every((c) => c.passed),
345- generatedAt: Date.now(),
346- };
347-};
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1-import { describe, test, expect, beforeAll, afterAll } from "bun:test";
2-import {
3- parseCookies,
4- timingSafeEqual,
5- hmacSha256Hex,
6- sessionCookieHeader,
7- randomHex,
8- signSession,
9- verifySession,
10- SESSION_TTL_SEC,
11-} from "./c32_session.ts";
12-
13-describe("c32_session — parseCookies", () => {
14- test("empty / null header returns an empty object", () => {
15- expect(parseCookies(null)).toEqual({});
16- expect(parseCookies("")).toEqual({});
17- });
18-
19- test("parses a single name=value pair", () => {
20- expect(parseCookies("tdd_session=abc")).toEqual({ tdd_session: "abc" });
21- });
22-
23- test("parses multiple pairs separated by `;`", () => {
24- const out = parseCookies("a=1; b=2; c=3");
25- expect(out).toEqual({ a: "1", b: "2", c: "3" });
26- });
27-
28- test("strips surrounding whitespace from name and value", () => {
29- expect(parseCookies(" k = v ")).toEqual({ k: "v" });
30- });
31-
32- test("url-decodes values", () => {
33- expect(parseCookies("path=%2Ffoo%2Fbar")).toEqual({ path: "/foo/bar" });
34- });
35-
36- test("ignores entries that have no `=` separator", () => {
37- expect(parseCookies("malformed; ok=yes")).toEqual({ ok: "yes" });
38- });
39-});
40-
41-describe("c32_session — timingSafeEqual", () => {
42- test("returns true for identical strings", () => {
43- expect(timingSafeEqual("hello", "hello")).toBe(true);
44- });
45-
46- test("returns false for different strings of the same length", () => {
47- expect(timingSafeEqual("hello", "world")).toBe(false);
48- });
49-
50- test("returns false when lengths differ — early exit", () => {
51- expect(timingSafeEqual("a", "ab")).toBe(false);
52- });
53-
54- test("returns true for two empty strings", () => {
55- expect(timingSafeEqual("", "")).toBe(true);
56- });
57-});
58-
59-describe("c32_session — hmacSha256Hex", () => {
60- test("is deterministic for a fixed (secret, body) pair", async () => {
61- const a = await hmacSha256Hex("s3cret", "payload");
62- const b = await hmacSha256Hex("s3cret", "payload");
63- expect(a).toBe(b);
64- });
65-
66- test("returns a 64-char lowercase hex string (SHA-256 hex length)", async () => {
67- const sig = await hmacSha256Hex("k", "v");
68- expect(sig).toMatch(/^[0-9a-f]{64}$/);
69- });
70-
71- test("a different secret produces a different signature for the same body", async () => {
72- const a = await hmacSha256Hex("secret-a", "payload");
73- const b = await hmacSha256Hex("secret-b", "payload");
74- expect(a).not.toBe(b);
75- });
76-
77- test("a different body produces a different signature for the same secret", async () => {
78- const a = await hmacSha256Hex("k", "body-a");
79- const b = await hmacSha256Hex("k", "body-b");
80- expect(a).not.toBe(b);
81- });
82-});
83-
84-describe("c32_session — sessionCookieHeader", () => {
85- test("formats the canonical attributes", () => {
86- const h = sessionCookieHeader("token-x", 3600);
87- expect(h).toContain("tdd_session=token-x");
88- expect(h).toContain("Path=/");
89- expect(h).toContain("HttpOnly");
90- expect(h).toContain("Secure");
91- expect(h).toContain("SameSite=Lax");
92- expect(h).toContain("Max-Age=3600");
93- });
94-
95- test("zero max-age (logout) still emits Max-Age=0", () => {
96- expect(sessionCookieHeader("", 0)).toContain("Max-Age=0");
97- });
98-});
99-
100-describe("c32_session — randomHex", () => {
101- test("returns a hex string of 2 × bytes characters", () => {
102- expect(randomHex(8)).toMatch(/^[0-9a-f]{16}$/);
103- expect(randomHex(16)).toMatch(/^[0-9a-f]{32}$/);
104- });
105-
106- test("successive calls produce distinct values", () => {
107- expect(randomHex(16)).not.toBe(randomHex(16));
108- });
109-});
110-
111-describe("c32_session — signSession / verifySession round-trip", () => {
112- // The signer reads SESSION_SECRET (or WEBHOOK_SECRET) from the env.
113- // Set a fixed value before the tests run so both sides hash with the
114- // same key. beforeAll/afterAll, not bare describe-body, because the
115- // body runs at registration time while tests run async — restoration
116- // there would happen *before* any test executes.
117- let original: string | undefined;
118- beforeAll(() => {
119- original = process.env.SESSION_SECRET;
120- process.env.SESSION_SECRET = "test-secret-do-not-use-in-prod";
121- });
122- afterAll(() => {
123- if (original === undefined) {
124- delete process.env.SESSION_SECRET;
125- } else {
126- process.env.SESSION_SECRET = original;
127- }
128- });
129-
130- test("signSession produces a 3-part cookie of `name.exp.sig`", async () => {
131- const cookie = await signSession("alice");
132- const parts = cookie.split(".");
133- expect(parts.length).toBe(3);
134- expect(parts[0]).toBe("alice");
135- expect(Number(parts[1])).toBeGreaterThan(Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000));
136- });
137-
138- test("verifySession round-trips a freshly signed cookie back to the username", async () => {
139- const cookie = await signSession("bob");
140- const username = await verifySession(cookie);
141- expect(username).toBe("bob");
142- });
143-
144- test("verifySession rejects a cookie with a forged signature", async () => {
145- const cookie = await signSession("eve");
146- // Flip the LAST sig char to something *guaranteed* different —
147- // a fixed `replace(/.$/, "0")` collides when the original char is
148- // already "0" (~1 in 16 runs). Detect the original and flip to
149- // a hex digit it can never be.
150- const lastChar = cookie.slice(-1);
151- const tampered = cookie.slice(0, -1) + (lastChar === "f" ? "0" : "f");
152- expect(tampered).not.toBe(cookie);
153- const result = await verifySession(tampered);
154- expect(result).toBeNull();
155- });
156-
157- test("verifySession rejects a cookie that's not three parts", async () => {
158- expect(await verifySession("just-one-part")).toBeNull();
159- expect(await verifySession("two.parts")).toBeNull();
160- });
161-
162- test("verifySession rejects a cookie whose expiry is in the past", async () => {
163- // Hand-roll a cookie with an `exp` that's already passed; sign with
164- // the same secret so the HMAC matches but the time-window check
165- // fails.
166- const username = "carol";
167- const exp = Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000) - 60;
168- const sig = await hmacSha256Hex(process.env.SESSION_SECRET!, `${username}.${exp}`);
169- const cookie = `${username}.${exp}.${sig}`;
170- expect(await verifySession(cookie)).toBeNull();
171- });
172-
173-});
174-
175-describe("c32_session — exports", () => {
176- test("SESSION_TTL_SEC is a positive integer (30 days)", () => {
177- expect(SESSION_TTL_SEC).toBe(30 * 24 * 60 * 60);
178- });
179-});
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1-// c32 — logic: session signing/verification + cookie helpers. Pure
2-// HMAC over the session payload, no I/O. Handlers (c21) pull a viewer
3-// off the request via getViewer(), and the OAuth callback issues a
4-// session cookie via sessionCookieHeader + signSession.
5-
6-// 30 days. Long enough for everyday use, short enough that a leaked
7-// cookie doesn't grant indefinite access.
8-export const SESSION_TTL_SEC = 30 * 24 * 60 * 60;
9-const SESSION_COOKIE = "tdd_session";
10-
11-const sessionSecret = (): string =>
12- process.env.SESSION_SECRET ?? process.env.WEBHOOK_SECRET ?? "";
13-
14-export const randomHex = (bytes: number): string =>
15- Array.from(crypto.getRandomValues(new Uint8Array(bytes)))
16- .map((b) => b.toString(16).padStart(2, "0"))
17- .join("");
18-
19-export const parseCookies = (header: string | null): Record<string, string> => {
20- const out: Record<string, string> = {};
21- if (!header) return out;
22- for (const part of header.split(";")) {
23- const idx = part.indexOf("=");
24- if (idx === -1) continue;
25- const name = part.slice(0, idx).trim();
26- const value = part.slice(idx + 1).trim();
27- if (name) out[name] = decodeURIComponent(value);
28- }
29- return out;
30-};
31-
32-export const timingSafeEqual = (a: string, b: string): boolean => {
33- if (a.length !== b.length) return false;
34- let r = 0;
35- for (let i = 0; i < a.length; i++) r |= a.charCodeAt(i) ^ b.charCodeAt(i);
36- return r === 0;
37-};
38-
39-export const hmacSha256Hex = async (secret: string, body: string): Promise<string> => {
40- const key = await crypto.subtle.importKey(
41- "raw",
42- new TextEncoder().encode(secret),
43- { name: "HMAC", hash: "SHA-256" },
44- false,
45- ["sign"],
46- );
47- const sig = await crypto.subtle.sign("HMAC", key, new TextEncoder().encode(body));
48- return Array.from(new Uint8Array(sig))
49- .map((b) => b.toString(16).padStart(2, "0"))
50- .join("");
51-};
52-
53-export const signSession = async (username: string): Promise<string> => {
54- const exp = Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000) + SESSION_TTL_SEC;
55- const payload = `${username}.${exp}`;
56- const sig = await hmacSha256Hex(sessionSecret(), payload);
57- return `${payload}.${sig}`;
58-};
59-
60-export const verifySession = async (cookie: string): Promise<string | null> => {
61- const parts = cookie.split(".");
62- if (parts.length !== 3) return null;
63- const [username, expStr, providedSig] = parts;
64- if (!username || !expStr || !providedSig) return null;
65- const exp = Number(expStr);
66- if (!Number.isFinite(exp) || exp < Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000)) return null;
67- const expectedSig = await hmacSha256Hex(sessionSecret(), `${username}.${expStr}`);
68- if (!timingSafeEqual(providedSig, expectedSig)) return null;
69- return username;
70-};
71-
72-export const getViewer = async (req: Request): Promise<string | null> => {
73- if (!sessionSecret()) return null;
74- const cookies = parseCookies(req.headers.get("cookie"));
75- const raw = cookies[SESSION_COOKIE];
76- if (!raw) return null;
77- return verifySession(raw);
78-};
79-
80-export const sessionCookieHeader = (value: string, maxAge: number): string =>
81- `${SESSION_COOKIE}=${value}; Path=/; HttpOnly; Secure; SameSite=Lax; Max-Age=${maxAge}`;
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@@ -1,34 +0,0 @@
1-// Sibling test for c51_render_admin.ts (Layer 1, render). The admin
2-// pages (list, edit, login wall, non-admin wall) are exercised by
3-// e2e/admin-block-editor.spec.ts. This sibling pins the export shape.
4-
5-import { describe, test, expect } from "bun:test";
6-import {
7- renderAdminList,
8- renderAdminEdit,
9- renderAdminLoginWall,
10- renderAdminNonAdminWall,
11-} from "./c51_render_admin.ts";
12-
13-describe("c51_render_admin — export shape", () => {
14- test("renderAdminList is async", () => {
15- expect(typeof renderAdminList).toBe("function");
16- });
17- test("renderAdminEdit is async", () => {
18- expect(typeof renderAdminEdit).toBe("function");
19- });
20- test("renderAdminLoginWall is async", () => {
21- expect(typeof renderAdminLoginWall).toBe("function");
22- });
23- test("renderAdminNonAdminWall is async", () => {
24- expect(typeof renderAdminNonAdminWall).toBe("function");
25- });
26-});
27-
28-describe("c51_render_admin — login wall renders for anonymous viewer", () => {
29- test("returns an HTML document mentioning sign-in", async () => {
30- const html = await renderAdminLoginWall();
31- expect(html).toContain("<!doctype html>");
32- expect(html.toLowerCase()).toMatch(/sign in|login|github/);
33- });
34-});
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@@ -1,163 +0,0 @@
1-// c51 — UI: shells for the admin sxdoc editor.
2-//
3-// Three views: list (GET /admin), edit form (GET /admin/edit/...), and
4-// auth walls for non-admin viewers. Body builders return HTML strings;
5-// the c21 handler wraps them in htmlResponse.
6-//
7-// Fase 2a: raw-HTML textarea editor. Fase 2b adds the block editor on
8-// top — the textarea stays as the underlying form field, and the
9-// block-editor JS will hydrate it into a typed UI. So the form shape
10-// here is forward-compatible with the block editor that lands next.
11-
12-import { escape, renderPage } from "./c51_render_layout.ts";
13-import type { SxDocumentSummary } from "./c31_sxdoc.ts";
14-import type { SxDocument } from "./c31_sxdoc.ts";
15-import { sxToHtml } from "./c51_render_sxdoc.ts";
16-
17-export const renderAdminList = async (documents: SxDocumentSummary[]): Promise<string> => {
18- const pages = documents.filter((d) => d.type === "page");
19- const posts = documents.filter((d) => d.type === "post");
20- const body = `# admin
21-
22-[+ new document](/admin/new)
23-
24-## pages (${pages.length})
25-
26-${pages.length === 0 ? "_no pages yet — migrate or create one._" : adminTable(pages)}
27-
28-## posts (${posts.length})
29-
30-${posts.length === 0 ? "_no posts yet — migrate or create one._" : adminTable(posts)}
31-
32-[← back to home](/)
33-`;
34- return renderPage({
35- title: "admin — tdd.md",
36- bodyMarkdown: body,
37- noindex: true,
38- });
39-};
40-
41-const adminTable = (rows: SxDocumentSummary[]): string => {
42- const lines = rows.map((r) =>
43- `| [${escape(r.title)}](/admin/edit/${r.type}/${r.slug}) | \`${escape(r.slug)}\` | ${r.status} | ${r.primaryTag ?? "—"} |`,
44- );
45- return `| title | slug | status | tag |
46-|---|---|---|---|
47-${lines.join("\n")}`;
48-};
49-
50-export interface AdminEditViewModel {
51- mode: "new" | "edit";
52- title: string;
53- slug: string;
54- type: "page" | "post";
55- // SxDocument is the canonical input — server projects it to HTML for
56- // the textarea and embeds the JSON for the client editor's hydration.
57- doc: SxDocument;
58- status: "published" | "draft";
59- primaryTag: string | null;
60- error?: string;
61-}
62-
63-// Embed JSON safely inside <script type="application/json">: replace
64-// any "<" so a stray "</script>" in user content can't break out of the
65-// script tag. JSON.parse handles "<" identically to "<".
66-const safeJsonForScript = (value: unknown): string =>
67- JSON.stringify(value).replace(/</g, "\\u003c");
68-
69-export const renderAdminEdit = async (vm: AdminEditViewModel): Promise<string> => {
70- const action = vm.mode === "new" ? "/admin/new" : `/admin/edit/${vm.type}/${vm.slug}`;
71- const heading = vm.mode === "new" ? "new document" : "edit document";
72- const submitLabel = vm.mode === "new" ? "Create" : "Save";
73- const html = sxToHtml(vm.doc);
74- const docJson = safeJsonForScript(vm.doc);
75-
76- const errorBlock = vm.error
77- ? `<p class="admin-error">${escape(vm.error)}</p>`
78- : "";
79-
80- // Delete button uses a separate form to avoid posting the entire edit
81- // payload to the delete endpoint. confirm() catches accidental clicks.
82- const deleteForm = vm.mode === "edit"
83- ? `<form method="POST" action="/admin/delete/${vm.type}/${vm.slug}" onsubmit="return confirm('Delete \\'${escape(vm.title)}\\'?');" style="display:inline">
84- <button type="submit" class="admin-delete">Delete</button>
85- </form>`
86- : "";
87-
88- const form = `<form method="POST" action="${escape(action)}" class="admin-form">
89- ${errorBlock}
90- <label class="admin-field">
91- <span>Title</span>
92- <input type="text" name="title" value="${escape(vm.title)}" required>
93- </label>
94- <label class="admin-field">
95- <span>Slug</span>
96- <input type="text" name="slug" value="${escape(vm.slug)}" placeholder="about, company/about, docs/spec/grammar" pattern="[a-z0-9_\-]+(?:/[a-z0-9_\-]+)*" required>
97- </label>
98- <div class="admin-row">
99- <label class="admin-field">
100- <span>Type</span>
101- <select name="type">
102- <option value="page"${vm.type === "page" ? " selected" : ""}>page</option>
103- <option value="post"${vm.type === "post" ? " selected" : ""}>post</option>
104- </select>
105- </label>
106- <label class="admin-field">
107- <span>Status</span>
108- <select name="status">
109- <option value="published"${vm.status === "published" ? " selected" : ""}>published</option>
110- <option value="draft"${vm.status === "draft" ? " selected" : ""}>draft</option>
111- </select>
112- </label>
113- <label class="admin-field">
114- <span>Primary tag</span>
115- <input type="text" name="primary_tag" value="${escape(vm.primaryTag ?? "")}" placeholder="optional">
116- </label>
117- </div>
118- <label class="admin-field">
119- <span>HTML body</span>
120- <textarea name="html" rows="24" required>${escape(html)}</textarea>
121- </label>
122- <div class="admin-actions">
123- <button type="submit">${submitLabel}</button>
124- <a href="/admin" class="admin-cancel">Cancel</a>
125- </div>
126-</form>
127-${deleteForm}
128-<script type="application/json" id="sxdoc-initial">${docJson}</script>
129-<script type="module" src="/admin/assets/blockeditor.js"></script>`;
130-
131- const title = vm.mode === "new"
132- ? "new — admin — tdd.md"
133- : `${vm.title} — admin — tdd.md`;
134- return renderPage({
135- title,
136- bodyHtml: `<h1>${heading}</h1>${form}`,
137- noindex: true,
138- });
139-};
140-
141-export const renderAdminLoginWall = async (): Promise<string> =>
142- renderPage({
143- title: "admin — sign in — tdd.md",
144- bodyMarkdown: `# admin
145-
146-> Sign in with GitHub to access the admin UI.
147-
148-[ sign in with github → ](/auth/github/start)
149-
150-[← back to home](/)`,
151- noindex: true,
152- });
153-
154-export const renderAdminNonAdminWall = async (viewer: string): Promise<string> =>
155- renderPage({
156- title: "admin — not authorized — tdd.md",
157- bodyMarkdown: `# not authorized
158-
159-> You are signed in as \`${escape(viewer)}\`, but the admin UI is reserved for the site admin.
160-
161-[← back to home](/) · [your agent](/agents/${escape(viewer)})`,
162- noindex: true,
163- });
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1-// Sibling test for c51_render_commit.ts (Layer 1, render). End-to-end
2-// shape covered by /GIT/.../commit/<sha> e2e; this pins the export.
3-
4-import { describe, test, expect } from "bun:test";
5-import { renderCommitView } from "./c51_render_commit.ts";
6-
7-describe("c51_render_commit — export shape", () => {
8- test("renderCommitView is an async-style function", () => {
9- expect(typeof renderCommitView).toBe("function");
10- });
11-});
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@@ -1,128 +0,0 @@
1-// c51 — UI: SAMA-native commit detail page. Replaces what visitors
2-// would see at git.tdd.md/<owner>/<repo>/commit/<sha> with the same
3-// information rendered through tdd.md's chrome. Consumes the parsed
4-// diff (c31_diff_parse) and commit metadata (any source — c14_git or
5-// c14_forgejo can both produce it).
6-
7-import { renderPage, escape } from "./c51_render_layout.ts";
8-import type { DiffFile, DiffHunk, ParsedDiff } from "./c31_diff_parse.ts";
9-
10-// Source-agnostic commit shape this renderer consumes. Both c14_git's
11-// GitCommit and c14_forgejo's ForgejoCommitDetail fit this surface.
12-export interface CommitForView {
13- sha: string;
14- parents: string[];
15- authorName: string;
16- authorEmail: string;
17- authorDate: string;
18- committerName: string;
19- committerEmail: string;
20- committerDate: string;
21- message: string;
22-}
23-
24-const shortSha = (sha: string): string => sha.slice(0, 7);
25-
26-// "2026-05-10 12:31:07 +01:00" — ISO-ish, easy to scan.
27-const ts = (iso: string): string => {
28- // Trust Forgejo's ISO format; only chop the timezone/seconds for compactness.
29- return iso.replace("T", " ").replace(/\+\d{2}:\d{2}$/, (m) => " " + m);
30-};
31-
32-// First line of the commit message is the subject; rest is body.
33-const splitMessage = (msg: string): { subject: string; body: string } => {
34- const newline = msg.indexOf("\n");
35- if (newline === -1) return { subject: msg, body: "" };
36- return {
37- subject: msg.slice(0, newline),
38- body: msg.slice(newline + 1).trim(),
39- };
40-};
41-
42-const statusBadge = (status: DiffFile["status"]): string => {
43- const label =
44- status === "added" ? "added" :
45- status === "removed" ? "removed" :
46- status === "renamed" ? "renamed" : "modified";
47- return `<span class="commit-file-status commit-file-status-${status}">${label}</span>`;
48-};
49-
50-const renderHunk = (hunk: DiffHunk): string => {
51- const headingHtml = hunk.heading
52- ? `<span class="commit-hunk-heading">${escape(hunk.heading)}</span>`
53- : "";
54- const headerRow = `<tr class="commit-hunk-header"><td colspan="3">@@ -${hunk.oldStart},${hunk.oldLength} +${hunk.newStart},${hunk.newLength} @@ ${headingHtml}</td></tr>`;
55- const lineRows = hunk.lines.map((line) => {
56- const marker = line.kind === "added" ? "+" : line.kind === "removed" ? "-" : " ";
57- const oldNum = line.oldNum === null ? "" : String(line.oldNum);
58- const newNum = line.newNum === null ? "" : String(line.newNum);
59- return `<tr class="commit-line commit-line-${line.kind}"><td class="commit-line-old">${oldNum}</td><td class="commit-line-new">${newNum}</td><td class="commit-line-text">${escape(marker + line.text)}</td></tr>`;
60- }).join("");
61- return headerRow + lineRows;
62-};
63-
64-const renderFile = (file: DiffFile): string => {
65- const renamed = file.status === "renamed" && file.oldPath !== file.path
66- ? `<span class="commit-file-rename"><code>${escape(file.oldPath)}</code> → </span>`
67- : "";
68- return `<section class="commit-file">
69- <header class="commit-file-header">
70- ${statusBadge(file.status)}
71- ${renamed}<code class="commit-file-path">${escape(file.path)}</code>
72- <span class="commit-file-stats">
73- <span class="commit-file-add">+${file.added}</span>
74- <span class="commit-file-rem">−${file.removed}</span>
75- </span>
76- </header>
77- <table class="commit-diff-table"><tbody>${file.hunks.map(renderHunk).join("")}</tbody></table>
78-</section>`;
79-};
80-
81-export const renderCommitView = async (params: {
82- owner: string;
83- repo: string;
84- detail: CommitForView;
85- diff: ParsedDiff;
86-}): Promise<string> => {
87- const { owner, repo, detail, diff } = params;
88- const { subject, body } = splitMessage(detail.message);
89- const parentLinks = detail.parents.length === 0
90- ? `<span class="commit-meta-empty">no parent (root commit)</span>`
91- : detail.parents.map((p) =>
92- `<a class="commit-parent" href="/GIT/${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}/commit/${escape(p)}"><code>${escape(shortSha(p))}</code></a>`,
93- ).join(" · ");
94-
95- const totalAdded = diff.files.reduce((s, f) => s + f.added, 0);
96- const totalRemoved = diff.files.reduce((s, f) => s + f.removed, 0);
97- const filesSummary = diff.files.length === 0
98- ? `<p class="commit-empty">No file changes (empty / merge commit).</p>`
99- : `<p class="commit-files-summary">${diff.files.length} file${diff.files.length === 1 ? "" : "s"} changed · <span class="commit-file-add">+${totalAdded}</span> <span class="commit-file-rem">−${totalRemoved}</span></p>`;
100-
101- const inner = `<main class="md commit-view">
102- <header class="commit-header">
103- <p class="commit-breadcrumb"><a href="/${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}">${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}</a> · commit <code>${escape(shortSha(detail.sha))}</code></p>
104- <h1 class="commit-subject">${escape(subject)}</h1>
105- ${body ? `<pre class="commit-body">${escape(body)}</pre>` : ""}
106- <dl class="commit-meta">
107- <dt>author</dt><dd><strong>${escape(detail.authorName)}</strong> <span class="commit-meta-email">&lt;${escape(detail.authorEmail)}&gt;</span></dd>
108- <dt>date</dt><dd>${escape(ts(detail.authorDate))}</dd>
109- <dt>parent</dt><dd>${parentLinks}</dd>
110- <dt>commit</dt><dd><code>${escape(detail.sha)}</code></dd>
111- </dl>
112- </header>
113- ${filesSummary}
114- ${diff.files.map(renderFile).join("")}
115- <p class="commit-footer">
116- <a href="/GIT/${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}/commit/${escape(detail.sha)}.diff">raw .diff</a>
117- </p>
118-</main>`;
119-
120- return renderPage({
121- title: `${shortSha(detail.sha)} · ${subject} — tdd.md`,
122- bodyHtml: inner,
123- description: `Commit ${shortSha(detail.sha)} on ${owner}/${repo}: ${subject}`,
124- noindex: true,
125- bodyClass: "commit-body-page",
126- hideNav: true,
127- });
128-};
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@@ -1,28 +0,0 @@
1-// Sibling test for c51_render_docs_layout.ts (Layer 1, render). The
2-// docs chrome wraps markdown content with sidebar + on-this-page +
3-// edit-link blocks. End-to-end coverage is in editor-flow.spec.ts
4-// (which asserts .docs-content presence on /sama).
5-
6-import { describe, test, expect } from "bun:test";
7-import { renderDocsPage } from "./c51_render_docs_layout.ts";
8-
9-describe("c51_render_docs_layout — renderDocsPage", () => {
10- test("is an async function", () => {
11- expect(typeof renderDocsPage).toBe("function");
12- });
13-
14- test("renders a complete HTML document for a minimal options object", async () => {
15- const html = await renderDocsPage({
16- title: "Test page",
17- description: "Test description",
18- bodyMarkdown: "# Hello\n\nThis is a docs page.\n",
19- ogPath: "https://tdd.md/test",
20- active: "home",
21- pathForDocs: "/test",
22- });
23- expect(html).toContain("<!doctype html>");
24- expect(html).toContain("<title>Test page");
25- expect(html).toContain("docs-content");
26- expect(html).toContain("This is a docs page");
27- });
28-});
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@@ -1,123 +0,0 @@
1-// c51 (docs-layout) — UI: GitBook-style chrome around the existing
2-// renderPage. Wraps content with a right "on this page" anchor rail
3-// (h2/h3 from the rendered body), an edit-on-GitHub link at the top
4-// of content, and a prev/next navigator at the bottom. Per SAMA:
5-// imports c31 (data), c32 (logic), and c51_render_layout (chrome).
6-// No I/O of its own.
7-
8-import { marked } from "marked";
9-import {
10- resolveDocsLocation,
11- type ResolvedDocsLocation,
12-} from "./c31_docs_nav.ts";
13-import { extractAnchors, type Anchor } from "./c32_anchor_extract.ts";
14-import {
15- renderPage,
16- escape,
17- type PageOptions,
18-} from "./c51_render_layout.ts";
19-
20-export interface DocsPageOptions extends Omit<PageOptions, "bodyHtml"> {
21- // The route path the user is on, e.g. "/sama/sorted". Used to
22- // compute prev/next.
23- pathForDocs: string;
24- // Optional override of which file the "edit on GitHub" link
25- // targets, when the body isn't a content/<section>/<slug>.md.
26- // Defaults to the editPath from the resolved nav location.
27- editPathOverride?: string | null;
28-}
29-
30-const renderAnchorRail = (anchors: Anchor[]): string => {
31- if (anchors.length === 0) return "";
32- const items = anchors
33- .map((a) => {
34- const cls = a.level === 3 ? "docs-rail-link docs-rail-link-h3" : "docs-rail-link";
35- return `<li><a class="${cls}" href="#${escape(a.id)}">${escape(a.text)}</a></li>`;
36- })
37- .join("");
38- return `<aside class="docs-rail" aria-label="on this page">
39- <p class="docs-rail-title">on this page</p>
40- <ul class="docs-rail-list">${items}</ul>
41-</aside>`;
42-};
43-
44-// Derive (section, slug) from a content/<section>/<slug>.md editPath.
45-// Returns null when the path doesn't follow the convention (in which
46-// case there's no editor route to link to).
47-const sectionSlugFromEditPath = (editPath: string): { section: string; slug: string } | null => {
48- const m = /^content\/([a-z]+)\/([a-z0-9][a-z0-9-]*)\.md$/.exec(editPath);
49- return m ? { section: m[1]!, slug: m[2]! } : null;
50-};
51-
52-const renderEditLink = (editPath: string | null): string => {
53- if (!editPath) return "";
54- // Source view is served from tdd.md itself (c21_handlers_source);
55- // we no longer depend on the git.tdd.md (Forgejo) subdomain for
56- // the docs site's "view source" link.
57- const ss = sectionSlugFromEditPath(editPath);
58- const sourceHref = ss ? `/content/${ss.section}/${ss.slug}.md` : `/${editPath}`;
59- const editHref = ss ? `/edit/${ss.section}/${ss.slug}` : null;
60- const editAnchor = editHref
61- ? `<a href="${escape(editHref)}">propose an edit →</a> · `
62- : "";
63- return `<p class="docs-edit">${editAnchor}<a href="${escape(sourceHref)}">view source →</a></p>`;
64-};
65-
66-const renderPrevNext = (loc: ResolvedDocsLocation | null): string => {
67- if (!loc) return "";
68- const prev = loc.prev
69- ? `<a class="docs-pn-prev" href="${loc.prev.href}"><span class="docs-pn-arrow">←</span><span class="docs-pn-label">${escape(loc.prev.label)}</span></a>`
70- : `<span class="docs-pn-spacer"></span>`;
71- const next = loc.next
72- ? `<a class="docs-pn-next" href="${loc.next.href}"><span class="docs-pn-label">${escape(loc.next.label)}</span><span class="docs-pn-arrow">→</span></a>`
73- : `<span class="docs-pn-spacer"></span>`;
74- return `<nav class="docs-prev-next" aria-label="previous and next page">${prev}${next}</nav>`;
75-};
76-
77-// Wrap a heading element with an anchor link for hover-click access.
78-// Also injects an `id` if marked didn't (rare with our config but
79-// possible). Operates on the rendered HTML before composing the page.
80-const enrichHeadings = (html: string): string =>
81- html.replace(
82- /<h([23])(\s+[^>]*)?>([\s\S]*?)<\/h\1>/g,
83- (_full, level, attrs, inner) => {
84- const idMatch = /\bid="([^"]+)"/.exec(attrs ?? "");
85- const id = idMatch?.[1] ?? inner.replace(/<[^>]*>/g, "").toLowerCase().replace(/[^a-z0-9\s-]/g, "").trim().replace(/\s+/g, "-");
86- const finalAttrs = idMatch ? attrs : `${attrs ?? ""} id="${id}"`;
87- return `<h${level}${finalAttrs}><a class="docs-h-anchor" href="#${id}" aria-label="link to this section">#</a>${inner}</h${level}>`;
88- },
89- );
90-
91-export const renderDocsPage = async (opts: DocsPageOptions): Promise<string> => {
92- const rawHtml = opts.bodyMarkdown
93- ? await marked.parse(opts.bodyMarkdown, { gfm: true, breaks: false })
94- : "";
95- const enriched = enrichHeadings(rawHtml);
96- const anchors = extractAnchors(enriched);
97- const loc = resolveDocsLocation(opts.pathForDocs);
98- const editPath = opts.editPathOverride !== undefined ? opts.editPathOverride : loc?.current.editPath ?? null;
99-
100- const rail = renderAnchorRail(anchors);
101- const editLink = renderEditLink(editPath);
102- const prevNext = renderPrevNext(loc);
103-
104- const composed = `<div class="docs-layout">
105-<article class="docs-content">
106-${editLink}
107-${enriched}
108-${prevNext}
109-</article>
110-${rail}
111-</div>`;
112-
113- return renderPage({
114- title: opts.title,
115- bodyHtml: composed,
116- description: opts.description,
117- ogPath: opts.ogPath,
118- active: opts.active,
119- noindex: opts.noindex,
120- jsonLd: opts.jsonLd,
121- bodyClass: "docs-body",
122- });
123-};
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@@ -1,47 +0,0 @@
1-// Sibling test for c51_render_edit.ts (Layer 1, render). End-to-end
2-// coverage in e2e/editor-flow.spec.ts (login wall, propose-edit
3-// flow) and e2e/git-native-proof.spec.ts (applied-live page). This
4-// sibling pins the export shape.
5-
6-import { describe, test, expect } from "bun:test";
7-import {
8- renderEditFormPage,
9- renderEditLoginWall,
10- renderEditNonAdminWall,
11- renderEditAppliedLive,
12- renderEditCommitFailed,
13-} from "./c51_render_edit.ts";
14-
15-describe("c51_render_edit — export shape", () => {
16- test("renderEditFormPage is async", () => {
17- expect(typeof renderEditFormPage).toBe("function");
18- });
19- test("renderEditLoginWall is async", () => {
20- expect(typeof renderEditLoginWall).toBe("function");
21- });
22- test("renderEditNonAdminWall is async", () => {
23- expect(typeof renderEditNonAdminWall).toBe("function");
24- });
25- test("renderEditAppliedLive is async", () => {
26- expect(typeof renderEditAppliedLive).toBe("function");
27- });
28- test("renderEditCommitFailed is async", () => {
29- expect(typeof renderEditCommitFailed).toBe("function");
30- });
31-});
32-
33-describe("c51_render_edit — login wall renders a complete document", () => {
34- test("anonymous viewer sees a sign-in prompt", async () => {
35- // ResolvedEdit shape — minimal but realistic.
36- const html = await renderEditLoginWall({
37- section: "sama",
38- slug: "skill",
39- title: "SAMA skill",
40- pageUrl: "/sama/skill",
41- mdPath: "content/sama/skill.md",
42- body: "# stub",
43- });
44- expect(html).toContain("<!doctype html>");
45- expect(html.toLowerCase()).toMatch(/sign in|login|github/);
46- });
47-});
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@@ -1,165 +0,0 @@
1-// c51 (edit) — UI: edit-form, login-required prompt, applied-live
2-// success page, commit-failure page, non-admin "read-only" wall.
3-// Composes the docs layout's chrome via renderPage with bodyHtml so
4-// the form can use real <form> elements (markdown would escape them).
5-
6-import {
7- renderPage,
8- escape,
9-} from "./c51_render_layout.ts";
10-import type { ResolvedEdit } from "./c32_edit_resolve.ts";
11-import type { GitCommitOk, GitCommitFailure } from "./c31_git_parse.ts";
12-
13-const layoutWrap = (innerHtml: string): string =>
14- `<main class="md edit-page"><div class="edit-container">${innerHtml}</div></main>`;
15-
16-// Override the standard <main class="md">: the edit experience needs
17-// full-width form controls, not the doc-layout's three columns.
18-const editBodyClass = "edit-body";
19-
20-const shortSha = (sha: string): string => sha.slice(0, 7);
21-
22-// SAMA-native commit URL on tdd.md itself. The /GIT/ prefix routes to
23-// c21_handlers_commit_view which reads the data from Forgejo's API and
24-// renders it through tdd.md's chrome — visitor never leaves the main
25-// domain.
26-const tddCommitUrl = (sha: string): string =>
27- `/GIT/syntaxai/tdd.md/commit/${sha}`;
28-
29-// -------- /edit/:section/:slug — form for the admin --------
30-
31-export const renderEditFormPage = async (
32- resolved: ResolvedEdit,
33- currentBody: string,
34- viewer: string,
35-): Promise<string> => {
36- const inner = `<h1>edit · ${escape(resolved.title)}</h1>
37-<p class="edit-meta">
38- Editing <code>${escape(resolved.filePath)}</code> as <strong>${escape(viewer)}</strong>.
39- Saving will commit directly to <code>syntaxai/tdd.md@main</code> on git.tdd.md
40- and refresh the live page.
41- <a href="${escape(resolved.pageUrl)}">view the live page</a> ·
42- <a href="/auth/logout">log out</a>
43-</p>
44-<form method="post" action="/edit/${escape(resolved.section)}/${escape(resolved.slug)}" class="edit-form">
45- <textarea name="body" class="edit-textarea" rows="32" spellcheck="false">${escape(currentBody)}</textarea>
46- <div class="edit-actions">
47- <button type="submit">save (commit + live)</button>
48- <a class="edit-cancel" href="${escape(resolved.pageUrl)}">cancel</a>
49- </div>
50-</form>
51-<p class="edit-note">
52- This editor commits to git via Forgejo's contents API — the container has
53- no <code>.git</code> directory, no SSH keys, only an HTTP token. Every save
54- becomes a real commit you can review at git.tdd.md.
55-</p>`;
56- return renderPage({
57- title: `edit · ${resolved.title} — tdd.md`,
58- bodyHtml: layoutWrap(inner),
59- description: `Edit ${resolved.title} on tdd.md. Admin-only; saves commit directly to git.tdd.md.`,
60- ogPath: `https://tdd.md/edit/${resolved.section}/${resolved.slug}`,
61- noindex: true,
62- bodyClass: editBodyClass,
63- });
64-};
65-
66-// -------- login wall before the form --------
67-
68-export const renderEditLoginWall = async (
69- resolved: ResolvedEdit,
70-): Promise<string> => {
71- const returnTo = `/edit/${resolved.section}/${resolved.slug}`;
72- const inner = `<h1>edit · ${escape(resolved.title)}</h1>
73-<p>To edit a page you need to sign in via GitHub. Editing is admin-only — only the site owner's GitHub account can save changes. We use GitHub for identity only; saves commit to git.tdd.md, never to GitHub.</p>
74-<p><a class="edit-login-button" href="/auth/github/start?to=${encodeURIComponent(returnTo)}">sign in with GitHub →</a></p>
75-<p class="edit-meta">If you have an edit suggestion and you're not the admin, open an issue at <a href="https://git.tdd.md/syntaxai/tdd.md/issues" rel="noopener" target="_blank">git.tdd.md/syntaxai/tdd.md/issues</a>.</p>
76-<p><a href="${escape(resolved.pageUrl)}">← back to the page</a></p>`;
77- return renderPage({
78- title: `sign in to edit · ${resolved.title} — tdd.md`,
79- bodyHtml: layoutWrap(inner),
80- description: `Sign in via GitHub to edit ${resolved.title} on tdd.md.`,
81- noindex: true,
82- bodyClass: editBodyClass,
83- });
84-};
85-
86-// -------- non-admin signed-in wall --------
87-
88-export const renderEditNonAdminWall = async (
89- resolved: ResolvedEdit,
90- viewer: string,
91-): Promise<string> => {
92- const inner = `<h1>edit · ${escape(resolved.title)}</h1>
93-<p>Signed in as <strong>${escape(viewer)}</strong>, but editing is admin-only. Only the site owner can save changes from here.</p>
94-<p>If you'd like to suggest an edit, open an issue at <a href="https://git.tdd.md/syntaxai/tdd.md/issues" rel="noopener" target="_blank">git.tdd.md/syntaxai/tdd.md/issues</a> describing the change.</p>
95-<p><a href="${escape(resolved.pageUrl)}">← back to the page</a> · <a href="/auth/logout">log out</a></p>`;
96- return renderPage({
97- title: `edit · ${resolved.title} — tdd.md`,
98- bodyHtml: layoutWrap(inner),
99- noindex: true,
100- bodyClass: editBodyClass,
101- });
102-};
103-
104-// -------- admin direct-edit applied live --------
105-
106-export const renderEditAppliedLive = async (
107- resolved: ResolvedEdit,
108- commit: GitCommitOk,
109-): Promise<string> => {
110- const sha = commit.commitSha;
111- const inner = `<h1>applied live · ${escape(resolved.title)}</h1>
112-<p>Your edit to <a href="${escape(resolved.pageUrl)}"><code>${escape(resolved.pageUrl)}</code></a> is now live <strong>and committed</strong>.</p>
113-<p class="edit-meta">
114- Commit <a href="${escape(tddCommitUrl(sha))}"><code>${escape(shortSha(sha))}</code></a>
115- landed in the local bare repo (<code>/app/repo</code> in the container,
116- <code>~/repos/tdd.md.git</code> on p620) via <code>git</code> plumbing.
117- No HTTP, no Forgejo, no SSH involved — just a real git commit on disk.
118-</p>
119-<p class="edit-note">
120- The container's <code>content/</code> dir is copied from the working
121- tree at image build, and the next deploy fetches new commits from the
122- local bare repo before rebuilding — so this commit will outlive any
123- container restart.
124-</p>
125-<p><a href="${escape(resolved.pageUrl)}">→ view the live page</a> · <a href="/edit/${escape(resolved.section)}/${escape(resolved.slug)}">edit again</a></p>`;
126- return renderPage({
127- title: `applied · ${resolved.title} — tdd.md`,
128- bodyHtml: layoutWrap(inner),
129- noindex: true,
130- bodyClass: editBodyClass,
131- });
132-};
133-
134-// -------- admin commit failed (Forgejo conflict / network / other) --------
135-
136-export const renderEditCommitFailed = async (
137- resolved: ResolvedEdit,
138- failure: GitCommitFailure,
139-): Promise<string> => {
140- const explanation =
141- failure.kind === "conflict"
142- ? "The branch tip moved while you were editing — someone else committed in between. Refresh the editor to load the latest version, then re-apply your change."
143- : failure.kind === "permission"
144- ? "The container can't write to the bare repo. Check that /home/scri/repos/tdd.md.git on p620 is mounted read-write into /app/repo."
145- : failure.kind === "not_found"
146- ? "The 'main' branch doesn't exist in the bare repo. Verify that ~/repos/tdd.md.git on p620 has a refs/heads/main."
147- : "git rejected the commit for an unexpected reason. See the message below.";
148- const inner = `<h1>commit failed · ${escape(resolved.title)}</h1>
149-<p>Your edit to <a href="${escape(resolved.pageUrl)}"><code>${escape(resolved.pageUrl)}</code></a> was <strong>not applied</strong>. The live page is unchanged.</p>
150-<p class="edit-meta">
151- git returned <strong>${escape(failure.kind)}</strong>.
152-</p>
153-<p>${escape(explanation)}</p>
154-<details class="edit-note">
155- <summary>git stderr</summary>
156- <pre><code>${escape(failure.message.slice(0, 2000))}</code></pre>
157-</details>
158-<p><a href="/edit/${escape(resolved.section)}/${escape(resolved.slug)}">← back to the editor (refreshes the form)</a></p>`;
159- return renderPage({
160- title: `commit failed · ${resolved.title} — tdd.md`,
161- bodyHtml: layoutWrap(inner),
162- noindex: true,
163- bodyClass: editBodyClass,
164- });
165-};
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@@ -1,59 +0,0 @@
1-// Sibling test for c51_render_layout.ts (Layer 1, render). The page
2-// chrome plus the `escape` HTML-escaper. End-to-end coverage at every
3-// route that renders HTML; this sibling pins the pure helpers.
4-
5-import { describe, test, expect } from "bun:test";
6-import { escape, renderPage, renderNotFound, htmlResponse } from "./c51_render_layout.ts";
7-
8-describe("c51_render_layout — escape (HTML entity escaping)", () => {
9- test("escapes ampersand, lt, gt, double-quote", () => {
10- expect(escape("&")).toBe("&amp;");
11- expect(escape("<")).toBe("&lt;");
12- expect(escape(">")).toBe("&gt;");
13- expect(escape('"')).toBe("&quot;");
14- });
15-
16- test("escapes ampersand FIRST so we don't double-escape", () => {
17- // Naive ordering ("<&" → "&lt;&" then & → "&lt;&amp;") would
18- // produce "&amp;lt;&amp;" if the order were wrong.
19- expect(escape("<&>")).toBe("&lt;&amp;&gt;");
20- });
21-
22- test("passes plain text through unchanged", () => {
23- expect(escape("hello world")).toBe("hello world");
24- });
25-});
26-
27-describe("c51_render_layout — renderPage", () => {
28- test("renders a complete HTML document with the supplied title", async () => {
29- const html = await renderPage({
30- title: "Hello",
31- description: "Test page",
32- bodyMarkdown: "# Hi\n\nbody",
33- ogPath: "https://tdd.md/test",
34- });
35- expect(html).toContain("<!doctype html>");
36- expect(html).toContain("<title>Hello");
37- expect(html).toContain("body");
38- });
39-});
40-
41-describe("c51_render_layout — renderNotFound + htmlResponse", () => {
42- test("renderNotFound produces a 404-friendly body string", async () => {
43- const html = await renderNotFound("/nonexistent");
44- expect(html).toContain("<!doctype html>");
45- expect(html).toMatch(/not.found|404/i);
46- });
47-
48- test("htmlResponse wraps a string in a 200 Response with text/html", async () => {
49- const r = htmlResponse("<p>hi</p>");
50- expect(r.status).toBe(200);
51- expect(r.headers.get("content-type")).toMatch(/text\/html/);
52- expect(await r.text()).toBe("<p>hi</p>");
53- });
54-
55- test("htmlResponse honours the optional status arg", () => {
56- const r = htmlResponse("<p>nope</p>", 404);
57- expect(r.status).toBe(404);
58- });
59-});
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@@ -1,125 +0,0 @@
1-// c51 (layout) — UI: page chrome + small response/format helpers shared
2-// across every domain. Bigger per-domain body builders live next to this
3-// file as `c51_render_<domain>.ts` (projects, reports). Layout exports
4-// `escape`, `renderPage`, `renderNotFound`, `htmlResponse`, `errorPage`,
5-// `phaseSpan`, `relativeTime`, plus the `Section` + `PageOptions` types.
6-// Per the SAMA convention, lower layers don't import from this one.
7-
8-import { marked } from "marked";
9-import type { Phase } from "./c31_commits.ts";
10-
11-const STYLE_CSS = "./public/style.css";
12-const css = await Bun.file(STYLE_CSS).text();
13-
14-export type Section = "home" | "games" | "guides" | "blog" | "agents" | "leaderboard" | "sama";
15-
16-export interface PageOptions {
17- title: string;
18- // Provide either bodyMarkdown (parsed by marked) or bodyHtml
19- // (passed through as-is). bodyHtml is what the docs layout uses
20- // when it has already done its own marked.parse and wrapped the
21- // result in sidebar/content/anchor-rail chrome.
22- bodyMarkdown?: string;
23- bodyHtml?: string;
24- description?: string;
25- ogPath?: string;
26- active?: Section;
27- noindex?: boolean;
28- jsonLd?: Record<string, unknown>;
29- bodyClass?: string;
30- // Skip the top nav bar (tdd.md · games · guides · sama · blog · agents
31- // · leaderboard). Used by the /GIT views which have their own
32- // breadcrumb chrome and don't need the site-wide nav competing for
33- // space at the top of the page.
34- hideNav?: boolean;
35-}
36-
37-const SITE_DESCRIPTION = "SAMA — the architectural standard for AI-agent codebases. Sorted, Architecture, Modeled, Atomic. Four pillars, one CI verifier.";
38-
39-export const escape = (s: string): string =>
40- s.replace(/&/g, "&amp;").replace(/"/g, "&quot;").replace(/</g, "&lt;").replace(/>/g, "&gt;");
41-
42-const navLink = (href: string, label: string, active: boolean): string => {
43- const cls = active ? ' class="nav-active"' : "";
44- return `<a href="${href}"${cls}>${label}</a>`;
45-};
46-
47-const nav = (active?: Section): string => `<nav class="md-nav">${navLink("/", "tdd.md", active === "home")} <span class="md-nav-sep">·</span> ${navLink("/games", "games", active === "games")} <span class="md-nav-sep">·</span> ${navLink("/guides", "guides", active === "guides")} <span class="md-nav-sep">·</span> ${navLink("/sama", "sama", active === "sama")} <span class="md-nav-sep">·</span> ${navLink("/blog", "blog", active === "blog")} <span class="md-nav-sep">·</span> ${navLink("/agents", "agents", active === "agents")} <span class="md-nav-sep">·</span> ${navLink("/leaderboard", "leaderboard", active === "leaderboard")}</nav>`;
48-
49-export const renderPage = async (opts: PageOptions): Promise<string> => {
50- const body = opts.bodyHtml ?? await marked.parse(opts.bodyMarkdown ?? "", { gfm: true, breaks: false });
51- const description = opts.description ?? SITE_DESCRIPTION;
52- const bodyClassAttr = opts.bodyClass ? ` class="${escape(opts.bodyClass)}"` : "";
53- const ogPath = opts.ogPath ?? "https://tdd.md";
54- const robots = opts.noindex ? `<meta name="robots" content="noindex,nofollow">\n` : "";
55- const jsonLd = opts.jsonLd
56- ? `<script type="application/ld+json">${JSON.stringify(opts.jsonLd)}</script>\n`
57- : "";
58- return `<!doctype html>
59-<html lang="en">
60-<head>
61-<meta charset="utf-8">
62-<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width,initial-scale=1">
63-<meta name="color-scheme" content="dark light">
64-<meta name="description" content="${escape(description)}">
65-${robots}<link rel="canonical" href="${escape(ogPath)}">
66-<meta property="og:title" content="${escape(opts.title)}">
67-<meta property="og:description" content="${escape(description)}">
68-<meta property="og:type" content="website">
69-<meta property="og:url" content="${escape(ogPath)}">
70-<meta property="og:image" content="https://tdd.md/og.png?v=2">
71-<meta property="og:image:type" content="image/png">
72-<meta property="og:image:width" content="1200">
73-<meta property="og:image:height" content="630">
74-<meta property="og:site_name" content="tdd.md">
75-<meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image">
76-<meta name="twitter:title" content="${escape(opts.title)}">
77-<meta name="twitter:description" content="${escape(description)}">
78-<meta name="twitter:image" content="https://tdd.md/og.png?v=2">
79-<title>${escape(opts.title)}</title>
80-${jsonLd}<style>${css}</style>
81-</head>
82-<body${bodyClassAttr}>
83-${opts.hideNav ? "" : nav(opts.active)}
84-<main class="md">
85-${body}
86-</main>
87-</body>
88-</html>`;
89-};
90-
91-export const renderNotFound = async (path: string): Promise<string> =>
92- renderPage({
93- title: "404 — tdd.md",
94- bodyMarkdown: `# 404\n\n> No such path: \`${path}\`\n\nTry [home](/), [games](/games), [agents](/agents), or [leaderboard](/leaderboard).`,
95- noindex: true,
96- });
97-
98-// ---------------------------------------------------------------------
99-// Small response/formatting helpers used by c21 handlers + domain renders.
100-// ---------------------------------------------------------------------
101-
102-export const htmlResponse = (html: string, status = 200): Response =>
103- new Response(html, { status, headers: { "Content-Type": "text/html; charset=utf-8" } });
104-
105-export const errorPage = async (message: string, status = 400): Promise<Response> => {
106- const html = await renderPage({
107- title: "error — tdd.md",
108- bodyMarkdown: `# error\n\n> ${message}\n\n[← back](/agents/register)`,
109- active: "agents",
110- });
111- return htmlResponse(html, status);
112-};
113-
114-export const phaseSpan = (p: Phase): string => {
115- const cls = p === "red" ? "red" : p === "green" ? "green" : p === "refactor" ? "blue" : "muted";
116- return `<span class="${cls}">${p}</span>`;
117-};
118-
119-export const relativeTime = (iso: string): string => {
120- const ms = Date.now() - new Date(iso).getTime();
121- if (ms < 60_000) return `${Math.max(0, Math.floor(ms / 1000))}s ago`;
122- if (ms < 3_600_000) return `${Math.floor(ms / 60_000)}m ago`;
123- if (ms < 86_400_000) return `${Math.floor(ms / 3_600_000)}h ago`;
124- return `${Math.floor(ms / 86_400_000)}d ago`;
125-};
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@@ -1,58 +0,0 @@
1-// Sibling test for c51_render_projects.ts (Layer 1, render).
2-// projectsLandingMd / projectRegisterMd / projectDetailMd take typed
3-// ProjectRow + viewer inputs and return markdown strings. End-to-end
4-// shape covered by /projects routes; this pins the pure transform.
5-
6-import { describe, test, expect } from "bun:test";
7-import {
8- projectsLandingMd,
9- projectRegisterMd,
10- projectDetailMd,
11-} from "./c51_render_projects.ts";
12-import type { ProjectRow } from "./c31_project_config.ts";
13-
14-const fixture = (): ProjectRow => ({
15- id: 1,
16- registeredBy: "alice",
17- repoOwner: "alice",
18- repoName: "demo",
19- testRunner: "bun",
20- trackedBranches: ["main"],
21- displayName: null,
22- team: null,
23- registeredAt: Date.now(),
24- status: "active",
25-});
26-
27-describe("c51_render_projects — projectsLandingMd", () => {
28- test("returns a non-empty markdown string for an empty project list", () => {
29- const md = projectsLandingMd([]);
30- expect(typeof md).toBe("string");
31- expect(md.length).toBeGreaterThan(0);
32- });
33-
34- test("includes the owner/name pair when given one project", () => {
35- const md = projectsLandingMd([fixture()]);
36- expect(md).toContain("alice/demo");
37- });
38-});
39-
40-describe("c51_render_projects — projectRegisterMd", () => {
41- test("returns markdown that asks an anonymous viewer to sign in", () => {
42- const md = projectRegisterMd(null);
43- expect(typeof md).toBe("string");
44- expect(md.toLowerCase()).toMatch(/sign in|github|register/);
45- });
46-
47- test("includes the viewer's name when signed in", () => {
48- const md = projectRegisterMd("alice");
49- expect(md).toContain("alice");
50- });
51-});
52-
53-describe("c51_render_projects — projectDetailMd", () => {
54- test("returns markdown that names the project", () => {
55- const md = projectDetailMd(fixture());
56- expect(md).toContain("alice/demo");
57- });
58-});
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@@ -1,133 +0,0 @@
1-// c51 (projects) — body builders for /projects, /projects/new,
2-// /projects/:owner/:repo. Imports chrome helpers from c51_render_layout.
3-
4-import type { ProjectRow } from "./c31_project_config.ts";
5-import { PROJECT_CONFIG_PATH } from "./c31_project_config.ts";
6-import { escape } from "./c51_render_layout.ts";
7-
8-const projectListRow = (p: ProjectRow): string => {
9- const slug = `${p.repoOwner}/${p.repoName}`;
10- const display = p.displayName ?? slug;
11- const team = p.team ? ` <span class="muted">· ${escape(p.team)}</span>` : "";
12- const branches = p.trackedBranches.map((b) => `\`${b}\``).join(", ");
13- const runner = p.testRunner === "none" ? "trace-only" : p.testRunner;
14- return `| [${escape(display)}](/projects/${p.repoOwner}/${p.repoName}) ${team} | ${branches} | ${runner} |`;
15-};
16-
17-export const projectsLandingMd = (projects: ProjectRow[]): string => {
18- const rows = projects.length === 0
19- ? `| _no projects yet — [register one](/projects/new)_ | | |`
20- : projects.map(projectListRow).join("\n");
21- return `# projects
22-
23-> Real repos that opted in to tdd.md scoring. Each project drops \`${PROJECT_CONFIG_PATH}\` at its root, registers here, and from then on its commits on tracked branches get judged structurally — red-fails, green-passes, no test-deletion, no regression. The aggregated scores feed [the reports](/reports).
24-
25-## tracked
26-
27-| project | branches | runner |
28-|---|---|---|
29-${rows}
30-
31-## register a repo
32-
33-[Register a project →](/projects/new) — paste a public GitHub URL; tdd.md fetches \`${PROJECT_CONFIG_PATH}\` from the default branch and onboards it.
34-
35-## the config file
36-
37-Drop \`${PROJECT_CONFIG_PATH}\` at the root of your repo's default branch:
38-
39-\`\`\`json
40-{
41- "version": 1,
42- "test_runner": "none",
43- "tracked_branches": ["main"],
44- "display_name": "API Gateway",
45- "team": "platform"
46-}
47-\`\`\`
48-
49-- **\`test_runner\`** — \`"none"\` for trace-mode (commit-discipline only, language-agnostic). \`"bun"\` will run the test suite once the sandbox-runner ships.
50-- **\`tracked_branches\`** — pushes to these branches get scored. Defaults to \`["main"]\`.
51-- **\`display_name\`** / **\`team\`** — optional, only used in the reporting UI.
52-
53-## what comes next
54-
55-Registration just stores the project. Per-commit judging (the part that produces score data for the reports) lands in the next sliver — until then the [report pages](/reports) keep showing the demo dataset.
56-
57-[← back to tdd.md](/) · [the reports](/reports)
58-`;
59-};
60-
61-export const projectRegisterMd = (
62- viewer: string | null,
63- prefilled?: string,
64- errorMessage?: string,
65-): string => {
66- if (!viewer) {
67- return `# register a project
68-
69-> You need to sign in before registering a project. We use your GitHub identity to record who onboarded the repo.
70-
71-[ sign in with github → ](/auth/github/start)
72-
73-[← all projects](/projects)
74-`;
75- }
76- const error = errorMessage
77- ? `<div class="project-form-error"><strong>Couldn't register that repo:</strong><br>${escape(errorMessage)}</div>`
78- : "";
79- const value = prefilled ? ` value="${escape(prefilled)}"` : "";
80- return `# register a project
81-
82-> Paste a public GitHub URL. tdd.md fetches \`${PROJECT_CONFIG_PATH}\` from its default branch, validates it, and onboards the repo. Re-register the same repo to refresh the config.
83-
84-${error}
85-
86-<form method="post" action="/projects/new" class="project-form">
87- <label for="repo-url">Repository URL or <code>owner/name</code></label>
88- <input id="repo-url" name="repo" type="text" required
89- placeholder="https://github.com/owner/name"
90- autocomplete="off" autocapitalize="off" autocorrect="off"${value} />
91- <button type="submit">Register</button>
92-</form>
93-
94-> Signed in as <code>${escape(viewer)}</code>. Don't have \`${PROJECT_CONFIG_PATH}\` yet? [See the format on /projects](/projects#the-config-file).
95-
96-[← all projects](/projects)
97-`;
98-};
99-
100-export const projectDetailMd = (p: ProjectRow): string => {
101- const display = p.displayName ?? `${p.repoOwner}/${p.repoName}`;
102- const registeredAt = new Date(p.registeredAt).toISOString().slice(0, 10);
103- const branches = p.trackedBranches.map((b) => `\`${b}\``).join(", ");
104- const runnerNote = p.testRunner === "none"
105- ? "Trace-mode — judging looks at commit phase tags, test-count drift, and refactor stability. No test execution."
106- : "Bun runner — test suite executes in a sandbox at every tracked-branch commit. (Sandbox-runner ships in the next sliver; meanwhile this falls back to trace-mode.)";
107- return `# ${escape(display)}
108-
109-> [${escape(p.repoOwner)}/${escape(p.repoName)}](https://github.com/${p.repoOwner}/${p.repoName}) · registered by [${escape(p.registeredBy)}](/agents/${p.registeredBy}) on ${registeredAt}.
110-
111-## config
112-
113-| key | value |
114-|---|---|
115-| test_runner | \`${p.testRunner}\` |
116-| tracked_branches | ${branches} |
117-| display_name | ${p.displayName ? `\`${escape(p.displayName)}\`` : "_(none)_"} |
118-| team | ${p.team ? `\`${escape(p.team)}\`` : "_(none)_"} |
119-| status | \`${p.status}\` |
120-
121-${runnerNote}
122-
123-## scored commits
124-
125-> _No commits judged yet._ The webhook ingest + judging pipeline lands in the next sliver — once it does, scored commits for tracked branches will appear here grouped by agent.
126-
127-## refresh
128-
129-Push an updated \`${PROJECT_CONFIG_PATH}\` to your default branch and [re-register](/projects/new?repo=${encodeURIComponent(`${p.repoOwner}/${p.repoName}`)}) to pick up the new config.
130-
131-[← all projects](/projects)
132-`;
133-};
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@@ -1,29 +0,0 @@
1-// Sibling test for c51_render_repo.ts (Layer 1, render). End-to-end
2-// shape covered by /GIT/syntaxai/tdd.md/tree|blob/main e2e specs.
3-// This pins the export surface.
4-
5-import { describe, test, expect } from "bun:test";
6-import { renderRepoTree, renderRepoBlob } from "./c51_render_repo.ts";
7-
8-describe("c51_render_repo — export shape", () => {
9- test("renderRepoTree is exported", () => {
10- expect(typeof renderRepoTree).toBe("function");
11- });
12- test("renderRepoBlob is exported", () => {
13- expect(typeof renderRepoBlob).toBe("function");
14- });
15-});
16-
17-describe("c51_render_repo — renderRepoTree minimum behaviour", () => {
18- test("returns a non-empty string for an empty entry list", async () => {
19- const html = await renderRepoTree({
20- owner: "syntaxai",
21- repo: "tdd.md",
22- ref: "main",
23- path: "",
24- entries: [],
25- });
26- expect(typeof html).toBe("string");
27- expect(html.length).toBeGreaterThan(0);
28- });
29-});
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1-// c51 — UI: tree listing + blob viewer for the local bare repo.
2-// Visited at /GIT/:owner/:repo/tree/:ref/<path> and /blob/:ref/<path>.
3-// Renders through tdd.md's chrome (renderPage with bodyHtml). Markdown
4-// blobs get parsed via marked; everything else is rendered as
5-// preformatted source.
6-
7-import { marked } from "marked";
8-import { renderPage, escape } from "./c51_render_layout.ts";
9-import type { TreeEntry } from "./c31_git_parse.ts";
10-
11-const shortSha = (sha: string): string => sha.slice(0, 7);
12-
13-// Build a breadcrumb: "owner/repo · main · content/blog" with each
14-// segment a clickable link to /GIT/.../tree/<ref>/<segments-so-far>.
15-const renderBreadcrumb = (params: {
16- owner: string;
17- repo: string;
18- ref: string;
19- path: string;
20- asBlob?: boolean;
21-}): string => {
22- const { owner, repo, ref, path, asBlob } = params;
23- const repoLink = `<a href="/GIT/${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}/tree/${escape(ref)}"><strong>${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}</strong></a>`;
24- const refLink = `<a class="commit-meta-pill" href="/GIT/${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}/tree/${escape(ref)}"><code>${escape(ref)}</code></a>`;
25- if (path === "") return `<p class="commit-breadcrumb">${repoLink} · ${refLink}</p>`;
26-
27- const segments = path.split("/");
28- const lastIdx = segments.length - 1;
29- const links = segments
30- .map((seg, i) => {
31- const so_far = segments.slice(0, i + 1).join("/");
32- // For blob view, the last segment is the file itself — no link.
33- // For tree view, every segment links to the tree at that depth.
34- const isLastFile = asBlob && i === lastIdx;
35- if (isLastFile) return `<code>${escape(seg)}</code>`;
36- return `<a href="/GIT/${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}/tree/${escape(ref)}/${escape(so_far)}"><code>${escape(seg)}</code></a>`;
37- })
38- .join(" / ");
39- return `<p class="commit-breadcrumb">${repoLink} · ${refLink} · ${links}</p>`;
40-};
41-
42-// Sort: trees first, then blobs, alphabetically within each group.
43-// Mirrors what GitHub / Forgejo's tree views do.
44-const sortEntries = (entries: TreeEntry[]): TreeEntry[] => {
45- return [...entries].sort((a, b) => {
46- if (a.type !== b.type) return a.type === "tree" ? -1 : 1;
47- return a.name.localeCompare(b.name);
48- });
49-};
50-
51-const renderTreeRow = (params: {
52- entry: TreeEntry;
53- owner: string;
54- repo: string;
55- ref: string;
56- parentPath: string;
57-}): string => {
58- const { entry, owner, repo, ref, parentPath } = params;
59- const childPath = parentPath === "" ? entry.name : `${parentPath}/${entry.name}`;
60- const icon =
61- entry.type === "tree" ? "📁" :
62- entry.type === "commit" ? "🔗" : // submodule
63- "📄";
64- const kind = entry.type === "tree" ? "tree" : "blob";
65- const href = `/GIT/${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}/${kind}/${escape(ref)}/${escape(childPath)}`;
66- return `<tr class="repo-tree-row repo-tree-row-${entry.type}">
67- <td class="repo-tree-icon">${icon}</td>
68- <td class="repo-tree-name"><a href="${href}">${escape(entry.name)}</a></td>
69- <td class="repo-tree-sha"><code>${escape(shortSha(entry.sha))}</code></td>
70-</tr>`;
71-};
72-
73-export const renderRepoTree = async (params: {
74- owner: string;
75- repo: string;
76- ref: string;
77- path: string;
78- entries: TreeEntry[];
79-}): Promise<string> => {
80- const { owner, repo, ref, path, entries } = params;
81- const sorted = sortEntries(entries);
82- const upRow = path === ""
83- ? ""
84- : (() => {
85- const parentPath = path.includes("/") ? path.slice(0, path.lastIndexOf("/")) : "";
86- const upHref = parentPath === ""
87- ? `/GIT/${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}/tree/${escape(ref)}`
88- : `/GIT/${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}/tree/${escape(ref)}/${escape(parentPath)}`;
89- return `<tr class="repo-tree-row repo-tree-row-up"><td class="repo-tree-icon">⬆</td><td class="repo-tree-name"><a href="${upHref}">..</a></td><td></td></tr>`;
90- })();
91- const rows = entries.length === 0
92- ? `<tr><td colspan="3" class="commit-empty">empty tree</td></tr>`
93- : upRow + sorted.map((entry) => renderTreeRow({ entry, owner, repo, ref, parentPath: path })).join("");
94-
95- const titlePath = path === "" ? "" : ` · ${path}`;
96- const inner = `<main class="md commit-view">
97- ${renderBreadcrumb({ owner, repo, ref, path })}
98- <h1 class="commit-subject">${escape(path === "" ? `${owner}/${repo}` : path)}</h1>
99- <p class="commit-files-summary">${entries.length} entr${entries.length === 1 ? "y" : "ies"} at <code>${escape(ref)}</code></p>
100- <table class="repo-tree-table"><tbody>${rows}</tbody></table>
101-</main>`;
102-
103- return renderPage({
104- title: `${owner}/${repo}${titlePath} — tdd.md`,
105- bodyHtml: inner,
106- description: `Repository tree at ${ref}${path ? "/" + path : ""} on tdd.md.`,
107- noindex: true,
108- bodyClass: "commit-body-page",
109- hideNav: true,
110- });
111-};
112-
113-const isMarkdown = (path: string): boolean => path.endsWith(".md");
114-
115-export const renderRepoBlob = async (params: {
116- owner: string;
117- repo: string;
118- ref: string;
119- path: string;
120- content: string;
121-}): Promise<string> => {
122- const { owner, repo, ref, path, content } = params;
123- const filename = path.split("/").pop() ?? path;
124-
125- // Markdown gets rendered through marked; code files get a <pre><code>
126- // block; everything else also <pre> (we don't try to syntax-highlight,
127- // just render readable monospace).
128- const bodyHtml = isMarkdown(path)
129- ? `<div class="repo-blob-rendered md">${await marked.parse(content, { gfm: true, breaks: false })}</div>`
130- : `<pre class="repo-blob-source"><code>${escape(content)}</code></pre>`;
131-
132- const inner = `<main class="md commit-view">
133- ${renderBreadcrumb({ owner, repo, ref, path, asBlob: true })}
134- <header class="repo-blob-header">
135- <code class="repo-blob-path">${escape(filename)}</code>
136- <span class="repo-blob-meta">${content.split("\n").length} lines · ${content.length} bytes</span>
137- <span class="repo-blob-actions">
138- <a href="/GIT/${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}/raw/${escape(ref)}/${escape(path)}">raw</a>
139- ${isMarkdown(path) ? `· <a href="/GIT/${escape(owner)}/${escape(repo)}/blob/${escape(ref)}/${escape(path)}?source=1">source</a>` : ""}
140- </span>
141- </header>
142- ${bodyHtml}
143-</main>`;
144-
145- return renderPage({
146- title: `${path} · ${owner}/${repo} — tdd.md`,
147- bodyHtml: inner,
148- description: `${path} at ${ref} on tdd.md.`,
149- noindex: true,
150- bodyClass: "commit-body-page",
151- hideNav: true,
152- });
153-};
154-
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@@ -1,27 +0,0 @@
1-// Sibling test for c51_render_reports.ts (Layer 1, render). Asserts
2-// the canonical exports remain function-typed and produce non-empty
3-// strings for minimal inputs — the end-to-end shape is exercised by
4-// the /reports/* routes' e2e tests; this file pins the API surface.
5-
6-import { describe, test, expect } from "bun:test";
7-import {
8- reportsLandingMd,
9- execSummaryMd,
10- agentDrilldownMd,
11- testsOverviewMd,
12-} from "./c51_render_reports.ts";
13-
14-describe("c51_render_reports — export shape", () => {
15- test("reportsLandingMd is a function", () => {
16- expect(typeof reportsLandingMd).toBe("function");
17- });
18- test("execSummaryMd is a function", () => {
19- expect(typeof execSummaryMd).toBe("function");
20- });
21- test("agentDrilldownMd is a function", () => {
22- expect(typeof agentDrilldownMd).toBe("function");
23- });
24- test("testsOverviewMd is a function", () => {
25- expect(typeof testsOverviewMd).toBe("function");
26- });
27-});
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@@ -1,343 +0,0 @@
1-// c51 (reports) — body builders for /reports, /reports/demo,
2-// /reports/live, /reports/demo/agents/:slug, /reports/demo/tests. The
3-// builders take the dataset as an explicit ReportsContext so the same
4-// markdown templates serve both the synthetic demo (DEMO_* from
5-// c31_reports_demo) and the live tdd.md aggregation (c32_real_reports).
6-
7-import {
8- DEMO_REPORTS,
9- type AgentReport,
10- type FailureSlice,
11- type TestSnapshot,
12- type TestStability,
13-} from "./c31_reports_demo.ts";
14-import { escape } from "./c51_render_layout.ts";
15-
16-export interface ReportsContext {
17- reports: AgentReport[];
18- period: string;
19- scopeLabel: string;
20- bannerHtml: string;
21- // Optional narrative — present for the curated demo, omitted for live
22- // where the data has to speak for itself.
23- narrative?: {
24- changedHeading: string;
25- changedBody: string;
26- doingHeading: string;
27- doingBody: string;
28- };
29- // Trailing footer line (links). Defaults reasonable for both demo + live.
30- footerLinks: string;
31-}
32-
33-export interface TestsOverviewContext {
34- period: string;
35- bannerHtml: string;
36- snapshots: TestSnapshot[];
37- stability: TestStability[];
38- // When the runner sliver isn't wired (live mode, today), pass a
39- // placeholder note instead of the snapshot+stability sections.
40- unavailableNote?: string;
41- // Placeholder-test detection: tests with zero `expect()` calls in
42- // their body. Surfaces the failure mode from r/ClaudeCode 1qix264.
43- placeholderTests?: { name: string; file: string; reason: string }[];
44-}
45-
46-const trendArrow = (delta: number): { glyph: string; cls: string } =>
47- delta > 0 ? { glyph: "↑", cls: "up" } : delta < 0 ? { glyph: "↓", cls: "down" } : { glyph: "→", cls: "flat" };
48-
49-const sparkline = (values: number[], height = 60, width = 320): string => {
50- if (values.length === 0) return "";
51- const min = Math.min(...values);
52- const max = Math.max(...values);
53- const range = Math.max(1, max - min);
54- const stepX = width / Math.max(1, values.length - 1);
55- const pad = 6;
56- const innerH = height - pad * 2;
57- const points = values
58- .map((v, i) => {
59- const x = (i * stepX).toFixed(1);
60- const y = (pad + innerH - ((v - min) / range) * innerH).toFixed(1);
61- return `${x},${y}`;
62- })
63- .join(" ");
64- return `<svg class="report-sparkline" viewBox="0 0 ${width} ${height}" preserveAspectRatio="none" aria-hidden="true">
65- <polyline fill="none" stroke="currentColor" stroke-width="1.5" points="${points}" />
66-</svg>`;
67-};
68-
69-const tile = (a: AgentReport): string => {
70- const arr = trendArrow(a.delta);
71- const deltaStr = a.delta > 0 ? `+${a.delta}` : `${a.delta}`;
72- return `<div class="report-tile">
73- <p class="report-tile-name"><a href="/reports/demo/agents/${a.slug}">${escape(a.name)}</a></p>
74- <p class="report-tile-score">${a.score}<span class="report-tile-score-suffix"> / 100</span></p>
75- <p class="report-tile-trend ${arr.cls}">${arr.glyph} ${escape(deltaStr)}</p>
76- <p class="report-tile-volume">${a.commits.toLocaleString()} commits</p>
77- <div class="report-tile-issue">top issue: <strong>${escape(a.topIssueLabel)}</strong> (${a.topIssuePct}%)</div>
78-</div>`;
79-};
80-
81-const bars = (mix: FailureSlice[]): string => {
82- const rows = mix
83- .map(
84- (s) => `<div class="report-bar-row">
85- <span class="report-bar-label">${escape(s.label)}</span>
86- <span class="report-bar-track"><span class="report-bar-fill ${s.tone}" style="width: ${s.pct}%"></span></span>
87- <span class="report-bar-pct">${s.pct}%</span>
88-</div>`,
89- )
90- .join("\n");
91- return `<div class="report-bars">${rows}</div>`;
92-};
93-
94-const streakBox = (a: AgentReport): string => {
95- const cls = a.streakBroken ? "broken" : a.streak >= 30 ? "long" : "";
96- const label = a.streakBroken ? "recent break" : "consecutive clean cycles";
97- return `<span class="report-streak ${cls}"><span class="report-streak-num">${a.streak}</span> ${label}</span>`;
98-};
99-
100-const snapshotBlock = (s: TestSnapshot): string => {
101- const failuresHtml = s.failures.length === 0
102- ? `<li class="test-list-pass">all ${s.passing} tests groen</li>`
103- : s.failures
104- .map(
105- (f) =>
106- `<li class="test-list-fail">${escape(f.test)} <span class="test-list-meta">${f.flaky ? "intermittent · " : ""}sinds ${f.since}</span></li>`,
107- )
108- .concat([`<li class="test-list-collapsed">+ ${s.passing.toLocaleString()} passing tests</li>`])
109- .join("\n");
110- const statusCls = s.failing === 0 ? "ok" : "bad";
111- return `<div class="test-snapshot ${statusCls}">
112- <p class="test-snapshot-head"><strong>${escape(s.repo)}</strong> <span class="test-snapshot-branch">@ ${escape(s.branch)}</span></p>
113- <p class="test-snapshot-stats">${s.total.toLocaleString()} tests · <span class="green">${s.passing.toLocaleString()} passing</span>${s.failing > 0 ? ` · <span class="red">${s.failing.toLocaleString()} failing</span>` : ""}</p>
114- <ul class="test-list">
115-${failuresHtml}
116- </ul>
117-</div>`;
118-};
119-
120-const agentTagHtml = (slug: AgentReport["slug"]): string => {
121- const name = DEMO_REPORTS.find((r) => r.slug === slug)?.name ?? slug;
122- return `<a class="agent-tag" href="/reports/demo/agents/${slug}">${escape(name)}</a>`;
123-};
124-
125-const stabilityRow = (s: TestStability): string => {
126- const cls = s.flagged ? "test-stab-row flagged" : "test-stab-row";
127- const warn = s.flagged ? ` <span class="test-stab-warn" title="test-deletion or weakening this quarter">⚠</span>` : "";
128- return `<tr class="${cls}">
129- <td class="test-stab-name">${escape(s.test)}<div class="test-stab-repo">${escape(s.repo)}</div></td>
130- <td class="test-stab-num green">${s.pass}</td>
131- <td class="test-stab-num ${s.fail >= 8 ? "red" : ""}">${s.fail}</td>
132- <td class="test-stab-num ${s.deleted > 0 ? "red" : ""}">${s.deleted}</td>
133- <td class="test-stab-by">${agentTagHtml(s.lastBrokenBy)}${warn}</td>
134-</tr>`;
135-};
136-
137-export const reportsLandingMd = (): string => `# reports
138-
139-> Per-agent TDD-discipline reporting over real project repos. The judge replays each commit on tracked branches and scores it structurally — red-fails, green-passes, no test-deletion, no regression. The scores roll up per agent over time, with trend, failure-mode breakdown, and an exec summary fit for a quarterly readout.
140-
141-Two views of the same shape:
142-
143-- **[/reports/live](/reports/live)** — built from real commit data on \`syntaxai/tdd.md\` (the repo this site runs on), refreshed every 5 minutes from the GitHub commits API. Agent attribution comes from \`Co-Authored-By:\` footers. Phase-coverage is the only metric we can compute without running tests, so the score is a proxy for now.
144-- **[/reports/demo](/reports/demo)** — the polished design preview with synthetic data for three agents and four repos. Useful for screenshots and showing the full failure-mode breakdown the live view can't compute yet.
145-
146-Drill-downs:
147-- [live drill-down per agent](/reports/live/agents/claude-code) · [tests overview (live)](/reports/live/tests)
148-- [demo drill-down per agent](/reports/demo/agents/cursor) · [tests overview (demo)](/reports/demo/tests)
149-
150-Want a real repo on this layer? [Register a project →](/projects) — drops \`.tdd-md.json\` at the repo root, onboards in seconds. Per-commit judging on tracked branches lands in a follow-up sliver; live reporting from the GitHub API already works for the dogfood case (the tdd.md repo itself).
151-
152-## what gets measured
153-
154-This layer measures **discipline**, not code-quality. Without hidden tests (those only exist on katas), tdd.md can't catch tautologies or weakened assertions on real repos. It *can* catch:
155-
156-| failure mode | what triggers it | what it costs |
157-|---|---|---|
158-| \`red-did-not-fail\` | commit tagged \`red:\` but tests pass | -5 / commit |
159-| \`test-deleted\` | test count drops between commits | -20 / commit |
160-| \`broken refactor\` | tests fail at a \`refactor:\` commit | -5 / commit |
161-| \`no phase tag\` | tracked-branch commit missing \`red\\|green\\|refactor:\` | counts against phase-coverage % |
162-
163-The metric pair that anchors the report is **discipline-score** (0-100) + **phase-coverage %**. An agent with 0% phase-coverage doesn't *do* TDD — its score is N/A, not 0. Don't let a low-volume non-attempt look like a high-volume slip.
164-
165-## reading the data
166-
167-For management:
168-- the [exec summary](/reports/demo) gives one number per agent + a narrative paragraph. Prints to one page.
169-
170-For team-leads:
171-- the [drill-down](/reports/demo/agents/cursor) shows trend, failure-mix, streak, and the most recent flagged commits with one-click coaching links to the [Claude Code](/blog/claude-code-tdd) / [Cursor](/blog/cursor-tdd) / [Aider](/blog/aider-tdd) posts.
172-
173-[← back to tdd.md](/) · [the blog](/blog) · [the katas](/games)
174-`;
175-
176-export const execSummaryMd = (ctx: ReportsContext): string => {
177- const totalCommits = ctx.reports.reduce((s, a) => s + a.commits, 0);
178- const tiles = ctx.reports.length === 0
179- ? `<div class="report-tile-empty">No agent-attributed commits in this dataset.</div>`
180- : ctx.reports.map(tile).join("\n");
181- const narrativeBlock = ctx.narrative
182- ? `## ${ctx.narrative.changedHeading}
183-
184-${ctx.narrative.changedBody}
185-
186-## ${ctx.narrative.doingHeading}
187-
188-${ctx.narrative.doingBody}
189-
190-`
191- : "";
192- return `# tdd-discipline report · ${ctx.period}
193-
194-${ctx.bannerHtml}
195-
196-> **Period** ${ctx.period} · **Scope** ${escape(ctx.scopeLabel)} · ${totalCommits.toLocaleString()} AI-attributed commits.
197-
198-<div class="report-tiles">
199-${tiles}
200-</div>
201-
202-${narrativeBlock}## what this number does *not* measure
203-
204-Discipline, not code quality. Hidden tests (like the ones on the katas) don't exist for production repos, so *tautological* tests and *weakly-asserted* checks stay invisible to the judge. This number says: "the agent honours the TDD cycle". It says nothing about whether the tests it writes assert the right thing. For that second signal, kata performance ([leaderboard](/leaderboard)) remains the proxy.
205-
206----
207-
208-${ctx.footerLinks}
209-`;
210-};
211-
212-export const agentDrilldownMd = (
213- slug: AgentReport["slug"],
214- ctx: ReportsContext,
215-): string | null => {
216- const a = ctx.reports.find((r) => r.slug === slug);
217- if (!a) return null;
218- const arr = trendArrow(a.delta);
219- const deltaStr = a.delta > 0 ? `+${a.delta}` : `${a.delta}`;
220- const recentRows = a.recent.length === 0
221- ? `| _no recent attributed activity_ | | | | | |`
222- : a.recent
223- .map(
224- (r) =>
225- `| ${r.date} | \`${r.repo}\` | \`${r.sha}\` | ${r.phase} | ${r.failure} | ${r.pts} |`,
226- )
227- .join("\n");
228- return `# ${a.name} · drill-down
229-
230-${ctx.bannerHtml}
231-
232-> Discipline score **${a.score} / 100** <span class="report-tile-trend ${arr.cls}">${arr.glyph} ${deltaStr}</span> over ${ctx.period}. ${a.commits.toLocaleString()} commits analysed, phase coverage **${a.phaseCoveragePct}%**.
233-
234-## trend (30 days)
235-
236-<div class="${arr.cls === "down" ? "red" : arr.cls === "up" ? "green" : "muted"}">
237-${sparkline(a.trend)}
238-</div>
239-
240-${streakBox(a)}
241-
242-## failure-mode breakdown
243-
244-${bars(a.failureMix)}
245-
246-Top issue this quarter: **${escape(a.topIssueLabel)}** (${a.topIssuePct}% of commits).
247-
248-## recent flagged
249-
250-| date | repo | sha | phase | failure | pts |
251-|---|---|---|---|---|---|
252-${recentRows}
253-
254-## coaching
255-
256-- ${a.slug === "claude-code" ? `[Claude Code does not do TDD by default](/blog/claude-code-tdd) — CLAUDE.md rules + fresh-context boundaries that prevent \`red-did-not-fail\`.` : a.slug === "cursor" ? `[Cursor knows how to do TDD; users skip the parts that matter](/blog/cursor-tdd) — Plan Mode, fresh chats, \`.cursor/rules\` to stop test-deletion.` : `[Aider is the closest agent to TDD on rails — until \`--auto-test\`](/blog/aider-tdd) — keep auto-test off for green commits, on for refactor.`}
257-- [Tweag's TDD handbook needs a judge](/blog/tweag-handbook-tdd) — why local green isn't enough.
258-
259----
260-
261-${ctx.footerLinks}
262-`;
263-};
264-
265-export const testsOverviewMd = (ctx: TestsOverviewContext): string => {
266- if (ctx.unavailableNote) {
267- return `# tests overview
268-
269-${ctx.bannerHtml}
270-
271-> ${ctx.unavailableNote}
272-
273-[← exec summary](/reports) · [back to /reports](/reports)
274-`;
275- }
276- const total = ctx.snapshots.reduce((s, r) => s + r.total, 0);
277- const passing = ctx.snapshots.reduce((s, r) => s + r.passing, 0);
278- const failing = ctx.snapshots.reduce((s, r) => s + r.failing, 0);
279- const snapshots = ctx.snapshots.map(snapshotBlock).join("\n");
280- const stabRows = ctx.stability.map(stabilityRow).join("\n");
281- const placeholders = ctx.placeholderTests ?? [];
282- const placeholderBlock = placeholders.length === 0
283- ? `## placeholder tests
284-
285-> No placeholder tests detected at this snapshot. A placeholder is a test whose body contains zero \`expect()\` calls — covered in [the corpus post](/blog/agentic-coding-corpus-three-patterns) as the failure mode from r/ClaudeCode 1qix264 ("90 placeholder tests, 100% pass rate"). Detection runs on every deploy.
286-`
287- : `## placeholder tests · ⚠ ${placeholders.length} flagged
288-
289-> A placeholder test is one whose body contains zero \`expect()\` calls — empty body, comment-only stub, or string-literal body. Covered in [the corpus post](/blog/agentic-coding-corpus-three-patterns) as the failure mode from r/ClaudeCode 1qix264. The judge would refuse a merge that includes any of these.
290-
291-| test | file | reason |
292-|---|---|---|
293-${placeholders.map((p) => `| ${escape(p.name)} | \`${escape(p.file)}\` | ${escape(p.reason)} |`).join("\n")}
294-`;
295- return `# tests overview
296-
297-${ctx.bannerHtml}
298-
299-> Snapshot of the current test state per repo + stability of individual tests over ${ctx.period}. A high fail count with zero deletions means the test is actively catching regressions; high fail + deletion is the signal that a test is being squeezed — often the trace of an agent making it easier to "win".
300-
301-## current state · per repo
302-
303-<div class="test-snapshots">
304-${snapshots}
305-</div>
306-
307-**Total**: ${total.toLocaleString()} tests · <span class="green">${passing.toLocaleString()} passing</span> · <span class="${failing > 0 ? "red" : "muted"}">${failing.toLocaleString()} failing</span>${placeholders.length > 0 ? ` · <span class="red">${placeholders.length} placeholder ⚠</span>` : ""}.
308-
309-${placeholderBlock}
310-
311-## test stability · ${ctx.period}
312-
313-Top tests by failure activity this period, with pass/fail/deleted counts and the agent who last broke the test.
314-
315-<table class="test-stability">
316-<thead>
317- <tr>
318- <th>test</th>
319- <th class="num">pass</th>
320- <th class="num">fail</th>
321- <th class="num">del</th>
322- <th>last broken by</th>
323- </tr>
324-</thead>
325-<tbody>
326-${stabRows}
327-</tbody>
328-</table>
329-
330-> ⚠ marks tests where a test-deletion or weakening event has been detected this period. In a real setup, clicking a test name will link through to that test's commit history.
331-
332-## how to read this
333-
334-- **Lots of pass, few fail, 0 del**: healthy. The test does what it should, nobody is sabotaging it.
335-- **Lots of fail, 0 del**: the test is actively catching regressions. Good news — discipline is working.
336-- **Fail and del > 0**: the test is under pressure. Coach the agent that broke it (click the tag icon).
337-- **Snapshot red + stability high**: a known, long-running broken test. Separate concern, not necessarily an agent problem.
338-
339----
340-
341-[← exec summary](/reports/demo) · [back to /reports](/reports)
342-`;
343-};
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1-import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
2-import { sxToHtml } from "./c51_render_sxdoc.ts";
3-import { htmlToSx } from "./c31_sxdoc_parse.ts";
4-import { SX_DOC_VERSION, emptyDocument, type SxDocument } from "./c31_sxdoc.ts";
5-
6-test("renders the empty document as empty string", () => {
7- expect(sxToHtml(emptyDocument())).toBe("");
8-});
9-
10-test("renders a paragraph", () => {
11- const out = sxToHtml({
12- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
13- blocks: [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "hello" }] }],
14- });
15- expect(out).toBe("<p>hello</p>");
16-});
17-
18-test("renders headings at the correct level", () => {
19- for (const level of [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] as const) {
20- const out = sxToHtml({
21- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
22- blocks: [{ t: "h", level, c: [{ t: "text", v: "X" }] }],
23- });
24- expect(out).toBe(`<h${level}>X</h${level}>`);
25- }
26-});
27-
28-test("renders ul and ol with li wrappers", () => {
29- const ul = sxToHtml({
30- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
31- blocks: [{
32- t: "ul",
33- items: [
34- [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "one" }] }],
35- [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "two" }] }],
36- ],
37- }],
38- });
39- expect(ul).toBe("<ul><li><p>one</p></li><li><p>two</p></li></ul>");
40- const ol = sxToHtml({
41- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
42- blocks: [{ t: "ol", items: [[{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "a" }] }]] }],
43- });
44- expect(ol).toBe("<ol><li><p>a</p></li></ol>");
45-});
46-
47-test("renders blockquote with inner blocks", () => {
48- const out = sxToHtml({
49- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
50- blocks: [{
51- t: "quote",
52- c: [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "quoted" }] }],
53- }],
54- });
55- expect(out).toBe("<blockquote><p>quoted</p></blockquote>");
56-});
57-
58-test("renders code block with language class", () => {
59- const out = sxToHtml({
60- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
61- blocks: [{ t: "code", lang: "ts", src: "const x = 1;" }],
62- });
63- expect(out).toBe(`<pre><code class="language-ts">const x = 1;</code></pre>`);
64-});
65-
66-test("renders code block without lang as plain pre>code", () => {
67- const out = sxToHtml({
68- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
69- blocks: [{ t: "code", src: "raw" }],
70- });
71- expect(out).toBe(`<pre><code>raw</code></pre>`);
72-});
73-
74-test("escapes html entities inside code source", () => {
75- const out = sxToHtml({
76- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
77- blocks: [{ t: "code", src: "<p>" }],
78- });
79- expect(out).toContain("&lt;p&gt;");
80-});
81-
82-test("renders img with src and alt", () => {
83- const out = sxToHtml({
84- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
85- blocks: [{ t: "img", src: "/x.png", alt: "x" }],
86- });
87- expect(out).toBe(`<img src="/x.png" alt="x">`);
88-});
89-
90-test("wraps captioned img in a figure", () => {
91- const out = sxToHtml({
92- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
93- blocks: [{ t: "img", src: "/y.png", caption: "nice" }],
94- });
95- expect(out).toBe(`<figure><img src="/y.png"><figcaption>nice</figcaption></figure>`);
96-});
97-
98-test("renders hr", () => {
99- const out = sxToHtml({
100- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
101- blocks: [{ t: "hr" }],
102- });
103- expect(out).toBe("<hr>");
104-});
105-
106-test("passes html escape-hatch through verbatim", () => {
107- const out = sxToHtml({
108- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
109- blocks: [{ t: "html", src: "<table><tr><td>x</td></tr></table>" }],
110- });
111- expect(out).toBe("<table><tr><td>x</td></tr></table>");
112-});
113-
114-test("renders shortcodes without args using a compact form", () => {
115- const out = sxToHtml({
116- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
117- blocks: [{ t: "shortcode", name: "event-count", args: {} }],
118- });
119- expect(out).toBe("[[sx:event-count]]");
120-});
121-
122-test("renders shortcodes with args quoted", () => {
123- const out = sxToHtml({
124- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
125- blocks: [{ t: "shortcode", name: "list", args: { tag: "blog", limit: "5" } }],
126- });
127- expect(out).toBe(`[[sx:list tag="blog" limit="5"]]`);
128-});
129-
130-test("renders bold and italic marks deterministically", () => {
131- const out = sxToHtml({
132- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
133- blocks: [{
134- t: "p",
135- c: [{ t: "text", v: "both", m: ["i", "b"] }],
136- }],
137- });
138- expect(out).toBe("<p><strong><em>both</em></strong></p>");
139-});
140-
141-test("renders anchor links", () => {
142- const out = sxToHtml({
143- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
144- blocks: [{
145- t: "p",
146- c: [{ t: "a", href: "/x", c: [{ t: "text", v: "click" }] }],
147- }],
148- });
149- expect(out).toBe(`<p><a href="/x">click</a></p>`);
150-});
151-
152-test("escapes quotes and angle brackets in attributes", () => {
153- const out = sxToHtml({
154- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
155- blocks: [{
156- t: "p",
157- c: [{ t: "a", href: `/a"<b`, c: [{ t: "text", v: "x" }] }],
158- }],
159- });
160- expect(out).toBe(`<p><a href="/a&quot;&lt;b">x</a></p>`);
161-});
162-
163-test("renders inline newline as <br>", () => {
164- const out = sxToHtml({
165- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
166- blocks: [{
167- t: "p",
168- c: [
169- { t: "text", v: "a" },
170- { t: "text", v: "\n" },
171- { t: "text", v: "b" },
172- ],
173- }],
174- });
175- expect(out).toBe("<p>a<br>b</p>");
176-});
177-
178-// ─── round-trip property tests ───────────────────────────────────────────
179-// htmlToSx(sxToHtml(doc)) === doc must hold for representative docs.
180-
181-test("round-trip: simple paragraph", () => {
182- const doc: SxDocument = {
183- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
184- blocks: [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "hello" }] }],
185- };
186- expect(htmlToSx(sxToHtml(doc))).toEqual(doc);
187-});
188-
189-test("round-trip: heading + paragraph + hr", () => {
190- const doc: SxDocument = {
191- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
192- blocks: [
193- { t: "h", level: 2, c: [{ t: "text", v: "Title" }] },
194- { t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "body" }] },
195- { t: "hr" },
196- ],
197- };
198- expect(htmlToSx(sxToHtml(doc))).toEqual(doc);
199-});
200-
201-test("round-trip: list of paragraphs", () => {
202- const doc: SxDocument = {
203- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
204- blocks: [{
205- t: "ul",
206- items: [
207- [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "one" }] }],
208- [{ t: "p", c: [{ t: "text", v: "two" }] }],
209- ],
210- }],
211- };
212- expect(htmlToSx(sxToHtml(doc))).toEqual(doc);
213-});
214-
215-test("round-trip: marks preserved across re-parse", () => {
216- const doc: SxDocument = {
217- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
218- blocks: [{
219- t: "p",
220- c: [{ t: "text", v: "x", m: ["b", "i"] }],
221- }],
222- };
223- expect(htmlToSx(sxToHtml(doc))).toEqual(doc);
224-});
225-
226-test("round-trip: shortcode survives the trip", () => {
227- const doc: SxDocument = {
228- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
229- blocks: [{ t: "shortcode", name: "event-count", args: {} }],
230- };
231- expect(htmlToSx(sxToHtml(doc))).toEqual(doc);
232-});
233-
234-test("round-trip: code block with language", () => {
235- const doc: SxDocument = {
236- v: SX_DOC_VERSION,
237- blocks: [{ t: "code", lang: "ts", src: "const x = 1;" }],
238- };
239- expect(htmlToSx(sxToHtml(doc))).toEqual(doc);
240-});
removed src/c51_render_sxdoc.ts +0 −132
@@ -1,132 +0,0 @@
1-// c51 — SxDocument → HTML renderer.
2-//
3-// SAMA placement: c51 because this file produces HTML — Architecture.md
4-// picking-order regel 4: "Does it produce HTML? Yes → c51". Sub-page
5-// renderer (fragment-level) used by c51_render_layout / page builders to
6-// embed sxdoc content inside larger templates.
7-//
8-// Pure deterministic transform — no DOM, no I/O, no time, no randomness.
9-
10-import type {
11- SxDocument, SxBlock, SxInline, SxMark, SxShortcode,
12-} from "./c31_sxdoc.ts";
13-
14-export const sxToHtml = (doc: SxDocument): string =>
15- doc.blocks.map(renderBlock).join("\n");
16-
17-// ─── block-level ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
18-
19-const renderBlock = (block: SxBlock): string => {
20- switch (block.t) {
21- case "p":
22- return `<p>${renderInline(block.c)}</p>`;
23-
24- case "h":
25- return `<h${block.level}>${renderInline(block.c)}</h${block.level}>`;
26-
27- case "ul":
28- case "ol": {
29- const items = block.items
30- .map((blocks) => `<li>${blocks.map(renderBlock).join("")}</li>`)
31- .join("");
32- return `<${block.t}>${items}</${block.t}>`;
33- }
34-
35- case "li":
36- return `<li>${block.c.map(renderBlock).join("")}</li>`;
37-
38- case "quote":
39- return `<blockquote>${block.c.map(renderBlock).join("")}</blockquote>`;
40-
41- case "code":
42- return renderCodeBlock(block);
43-
44- case "img":
45- return renderImg(block);
46-
47- case "hr":
48- return `<hr>`;
49-
50- case "html":
51- // Raw passthrough — trust whoever inserted it. The parser only
52- // emits SxHtml for round-trip-preservation of unknown HTML.
53- return block.src;
54-
55- case "shortcode":
56- return renderShortcode(block);
57- }
58-};
59-
60-const renderCodeBlock = (block: { lang?: string; src: string }): string => {
61- const langClass = block.lang ? ` class="language-${escAttr(block.lang)}"` : "";
62- return `<pre><code${langClass}>${escText(block.src)}</code></pre>`;
63-};
64-
65-const renderImg = (block: { src: string; alt?: string; caption?: string; w?: number; h?: number }): string => {
66- const attrs = [`src="${escAttr(block.src)}"`];
67- if (block.alt !== undefined) attrs.push(`alt="${escAttr(block.alt)}"`);
68- if (block.w !== undefined) attrs.push(`width="${block.w}"`);
69- if (block.h !== undefined) attrs.push(`height="${block.h}"`);
70- const img = `<img ${attrs.join(" ")}>`;
71- if (block.caption) {
72- return `<figure>${img}<figcaption>${escText(block.caption)}</figcaption></figure>`;
73- }
74- return img;
75-};
76-
77-const renderShortcode = (block: SxShortcode): string => {
78- const args = Object.entries(block.args)
79- .map(([k, v]) => `${k}="${v.replace(/"/g, "&quot;")}"`)
80- .join(" ");
81- return args ? `[[sx:${block.name} ${args}]]` : `[[sx:${block.name}]]`;
82-};
83-
84-// ─── inline ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
85-
86-// Stable mark order — matters so round-tripping is deterministic. The
87-// parser dedupes marks per text-run; renderer wraps them in this fixed
88-// order regardless of input ordering.
89-const MARK_ORDER: SxMark[] = ["b", "i", "u", "s", "c"];
90-const MARK_TAG: Record<SxMark, string> = {
91- b: "strong", i: "em", u: "u", s: "s", c: "code",
92-};
93-
94-const renderInline = (inlines: SxInline[]): string =>
95- inlines.map(renderOneInline).join("");
96-
97-const renderOneInline = (inline: SxInline): string => {
98- if (inline.t === "a") {
99- return `<a href="${escAttr(inline.href)}">${renderInline(inline.c)}</a>`;
100- }
101- // Newline runs render as <br>. Marks on a <br> are meaningless so we
102- // drop them — the parser already emits them on the next text run.
103- if (inline.v === "\n") return "<br>";
104- let body = escText(inline.v);
105- if (inline.m && inline.m.length > 0) {
106- // MARK_ORDER lists marks outer→inner. Wrap in reverse so the
107- // innermost mark is applied first, leaving the outermost-listed
108- // mark as the outermost tag. Without the reverse, the deepest tag
109- // becomes the outermost — and a re-parse flips the mark order.
110- const sortedMarks = MARK_ORDER.filter((m) => inline.m!.includes(m));
111- for (let i = sortedMarks.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
112- const m = sortedMarks[i]!;
113- body = `<${MARK_TAG[m]}>${body}</${MARK_TAG[m]}>`;
114- }
115- }
116- return body;
117-};
118-
119-// ─── escape helpers ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
120-
121-const escText = (s: string): string =>
122- s
123- .replace(/&/g, "&amp;")
124- .replace(/</g, "&lt;")
125- .replace(/>/g, "&gt;");
126-
127-const escAttr = (s: string): string =>
128- s
129- .replace(/&/g, "&amp;")
130- .replace(/</g, "&lt;")
131- .replace(/>/g, "&gt;")
132- .replace(/"/g, "&quot;");
added src/d11_server.ts +10 −0
@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
1+// c11 — server entry: env + Bun.serve startup. No route logic, no SQL,
2+// no HTML. The route table, fallback fetch, and error handler live in
3+// c21_app.ts; this file just reads PORT and asks createApp() to bind.
4+
5+import { createApp } from "./d21_app.ts";
6+
7+const port = Number(process.env.PORT ?? 3000);
8+const server = createApp(port);
9+
10+console.log(`tdd.md → ${server.url}`);
added src/d21_app.ts +458 −0
@@ -0,0 +1,458 @@
1+// c21 — handlers: the route table + fallback fetch. Composes the lower
2+// layers (c13 db, c14 secondary I/O, c31 models, c32 logic, c51 render)
3+// into the HTTP surface served by Bun.serve in c11_server.
4+
5+import {
6+ renderPage,
7+ renderNotFound,
8+ htmlResponse,
9+} from "./b51_render_layout.ts";
10+import { renderDocsPage } from "./b51_render_docs_layout.ts";
11+import { listGames, loadGame } from "./a31_games.ts";
12+import { ALL_POSTS } from "./a31_blog.ts";
13+import { ALL_GUIDES } from "./a31_guides.ts";
14+import { ALL_SAMA } from "./a31_sama.ts";
15+import {
16+ getViewer,
17+ sessionCookieHeader,
18+} from "./b32_session.ts";
19+import { renderAgentsIndex, renderAgentDetail } from "./d21_handlers_agents.ts";
20+import { renderLeaderboard } from "./d21_handlers_leaderboard.ts";
21+import { startGithubOauth, handleGithubCallback } from "./d21_handlers_auth.ts";
22+import {
23+ reportsLandingHandler,
24+ reportsDemoHandler,
25+ reportsDemoTestsHandler,
26+ reportsDemoAgentHandler,
27+ reportsLiveHandler,
28+ reportsLiveTestsHandler,
29+ reportsLiveAgentHandler,
30+} from "./d21_handlers_reports.ts";
31+import {
32+ skillsSamaMdHandler,
33+ samaCliResponse,
34+ samaSkillHandler,
35+ samaV2Handler,
36+ samaV2VerifyHandler,
37+ samaVerifyHandler,
38+ samaLandingHandler,
39+ samaSlugHandler,
40+} from "./d21_handlers_sama.ts";
41+import { editPageHandler } from "./d21_handlers_edit.ts";
42+import {
43+ adminListHandler,
44+ adminNewHandler,
45+ adminEditHandler,
46+ adminDeleteHandler,
47+} from "./d21_handlers_admin.ts";
48+import { bundleAdminClient } from "./c14_client_bundle.ts";
49+import { publicPageHandler } from "./d21_handlers_content.ts";
50+import { rawSourceHandler } from "./d21_handlers_source.ts";
51+import { commitViewHandler } from "./d21_handlers_commit_view.ts";
52+import { appFetch, appError } from "./d21_handlers_fallback.ts";
53+import {
54+ projectsLandingHandler,
55+ projectsNewHandler,
56+ projectDetailHandler,
57+} from "./d21_handlers_projects.ts";
58+import {
59+ judgeApiHandler,
60+ agentVisibilityHandler,
61+} from "./d21_handlers_api_agents.ts";
62+import { forgejoWebhookHandler } from "./d21_handlers_webhook.ts";
63+
64+const HOME_MD = "./content/home.md";
65+const GAME_DIR = "./content/games";
66+
67+const HOME_DESCRIPTION =
68+ "SAMA — the architectural standard for AI-agent codebases. Sorted, Architecture, Modeled, Atomic: four pillars your CI verifier enforces so your AI coding agents stop drifting.";
69+
70+const homeBody = await Bun.file(HOME_MD).text();
71+const HOME_HTML = await renderPage({
72+ title: "SAMA — the architectural standard for AI-agent codebases",
73+ description: HOME_DESCRIPTION,
74+ bodyMarkdown: homeBody,
75+ active: "home",
76+ jsonLd: {
77+ "@context": "https://schema.org",
78+ "@type": "WebSite",
79+ name: "tdd.md",
80+ url: "https://tdd.md",
81+ description: HOME_DESCRIPTION,
82+ },
83+});
84+
85+const ALL_GAMES = await listGames();
86+
87+const gamesIndexBody = `# games
88+
89+${ALL_GAMES.length === 0
90+ ? "_No katas registered yet._"
91+ : `| kata | description | steps |\n|---|---|---|\n${ALL_GAMES.map(
92+ (g) => `| [${g.id}](/games/${g.id}) | ${g.description} | ${g.steps.length} |`,
93+ ).join("\n")}`
94+}
95+
96+> Ready to play? [Register your agent →](/agents/register)
97+> Using a specific agent? See the [agent-specific guides](/guides) — Claude Code, Cursor, Aider.
98+`;
99+
100+const GAMES_INDEX_HTML = await renderPage({
101+ title: "TDD katas — tdd.md",
102+ description:
103+ "Browse the TDD katas. Pick a challenge, push red→green→refactor commits, and earn a public verdict graded against hidden tests.",
104+ bodyMarkdown: gamesIndexBody,
105+ ogPath: "https://tdd.md/games",
106+ active: "games",
107+});
108+
109+const renderKata = async (kata: string): Promise<Response | null> => {
110+ const file = Bun.file(`${GAME_DIR}/${kata}/spec.md`);
111+ if (!(await file.exists())) return null;
112+ const md = await file.text();
113+ // Pull the kata's own description from spec.ts when available — it's
114+ // the canonical short copy (rendered on /games + sitemap previews).
115+ let description: string | undefined;
116+ try {
117+ const game = await loadGame(kata);
118+ description = game.description;
119+ } catch {
120+ // unknown kata; use the site default
121+ }
122+ const html = await renderPage({
123+ title: `${kata} TDD kata — tdd.md`,
124+ description,
125+ bodyMarkdown: md,
126+ ogPath: `https://tdd.md/games/${kata}`,
127+ active: "games",
128+ });
129+ return new Response(html, { headers: { "Content-Type": "text/html; charset=utf-8" } });
130+};
131+
132+const REGISTER_BODY = `# register
133+
134+> Sign in with GitHub to create your tdd.md agent.
135+
136+## what we ask GitHub for
137+- your username
138+- your primary verified email
139+
140+That's it — no repo access, no anything else.
141+
142+## what you get
143+- a public agent account at \`git.tdd.md/<your-github-name>\`
144+- a push token (shown once)
145+- an empty repo for the first kata, ready to push to
146+
147+[ sign in with github → ](/auth/github/start)
148+`;
149+
150+const REGISTER_HTML = await renderPage({
151+ title: "Register your AI agent — tdd.md",
152+ description:
153+ "Sign in with GitHub to register your AI agent on tdd.md and start solving TDD katas. Public-signup, verified-identity, no extra forms.",
154+ bodyMarkdown: REGISTER_BODY,
155+ ogPath: "https://tdd.md/agents/register",
156+ active: "agents",
157+ noindex: true,
158+});
159+
160+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------
161+// App factory — c11 calls createApp(port) to start the server. The
162+// routes literal stays inline here so Bun's path-parameter inference
163+// (`:slug` → `req.params.slug`) flows through to the handler types.
164+// ---------------------------------------------------------------------
165+
166+export const createApp = (port: number) => Bun.serve({
167+ port,
168+ error: appError,
169+ fetch: appFetch,
170+ routes: {
171+ "/": htmlResponse(HOME_HTML),
172+ "/raw": new Response(Bun.file(HOME_MD), {
173+ headers: { "Content-Type": "text/markdown; charset=utf-8" },
174+ }),
175+ "/healthz": new Response("ok"),
176+
177+ "/robots.txt": new Response(
178+ `User-agent: *\nAllow: /\nDisallow: /auth/\nDisallow: /api/\n\nSitemap: https://tdd.md/sitemap.xml\n`,
179+ { headers: { "Content-Type": "text/plain; charset=utf-8" } },
180+ ),
181+
182+ "/sitemap.xml": async () => {
183+ const today = new Date().toISOString().slice(0, 10);
184+ const url = (loc: string, priority: string) =>
185+ `<url><loc>${loc}</loc><lastmod>${today}</lastmod><priority>${priority}</priority></url>`;
186+ const kataUrls = ALL_GAMES.map((g) =>
187+ url(`https://tdd.md/games/${g.id}`, "0.8"),
188+ ).join("\n");
189+ const guideUrls = ALL_GUIDES.map((g) =>
190+ url(`https://tdd.md/guides/${g.slug}`, "0.8"),
191+ ).join("\n");
192+ const samaUrls = ALL_SAMA.map((d) =>
193+ url(`https://tdd.md/sama/${d.slug}`, "0.8"),
194+ ).join("\n");
195+ const blogUrls = ALL_POSTS.map((p) =>
196+ url(`https://tdd.md/blog/${p.slug}`, "0.8"),
197+ ).join("\n");
198+ const xml = `<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
199+<urlset xmlns="http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9">
200+${url("https://tdd.md/", "1.0")}
201+${url("https://tdd.md/games", "0.9")}
202+${kataUrls}
203+${url("https://tdd.md/guides", "0.9")}
204+${guideUrls}
205+${url("https://tdd.md/sama", "0.9")}
206+${samaUrls}
207+${url("https://tdd.md/sama/skill", "0.8")}
208+${url("https://tdd.md/blog", "0.7")}
209+${blogUrls}
210+${url("https://tdd.md/agents", "0.7")}
211+${url("https://tdd.md/leaderboard", "0.7")}
212+</urlset>`;
213+ return new Response(xml, {
214+ headers: { "Content-Type": "application/xml; charset=utf-8" },
215+ });
216+ },
217+
218+ "/og.svg": new Response(Bun.file("./public/og.svg"), {
219+ headers: {
220+ "Content-Type": "image/svg+xml",
221+ "Cache-Control": "public, max-age=3600",
222+ },
223+ }),
224+
225+ "/og.png": new Response(Bun.file("./public/og.png"), {
226+ headers: {
227+ "Content-Type": "image/png",
228+ "Cache-Control": "public, max-age=3600",
229+ },
230+ }),
231+
232+ "/games": htmlResponse(GAMES_INDEX_HTML),
233+
234+ "/blog": async () => {
235+ const rows = ALL_POSTS
236+ .map((p) => `| ${p.date} | [${p.title}](/blog/${p.slug}) |`)
237+ .join("\n");
238+ const body = `# blog
239+
240+Notes on TDD, agentic coding, and the discipline that ties them together.
241+
242+| date | post |
243+|---|---|
244+${rows}
245+
246+> RSS feed coming when there's a second post.
247+
248+[← back to tdd.md](/) · [the guides](/guides) · [the katas](/games)
249+`;
250+ const html = await renderDocsPage({
251+ title: "Blog — tdd.md",
252+ description: "Posts on test-driven development for AI coding agents — how to apply TDD with Claude Code, Cursor, and Aider, what we learn from the verdicts.",
253+ bodyMarkdown: body,
254+ ogPath: "https://tdd.md/blog",
255+ active: "blog",
256+ pathForDocs: "/blog",
257+ editPathOverride: null,
258+ });
259+ return htmlResponse(html);
260+ },
261+
262+ "/blog/:slug": async (req) => {
263+ const slug = req.params.slug;
264+ const entry = ALL_POSTS.find((p) => p.slug === slug);
265+ if (!entry) {
266+ const html = await renderNotFound(`/blog/${slug}`);
267+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
268+ }
269+ const file = Bun.file(`./content/blog/${slug}.md`);
270+ if (!(await file.exists())) {
271+ const html = await renderNotFound(`/blog/${slug}`);
272+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
273+ }
274+ const md = await file.text();
275+ const html = await renderDocsPage({
276+ title: `${entry.title} — tdd.md`,
277+ description: entry.description,
278+ bodyMarkdown: md,
279+ ogPath: `https://tdd.md/blog/${slug}`,
280+ active: "blog",
281+ pathForDocs: `/blog/${slug}`,
282+ jsonLd: {
283+ "@context": "https://schema.org",
284+ "@type": "BlogPosting",
285+ headline: entry.title,
286+ description: entry.description,
287+ datePublished: entry.date,
288+ url: `https://tdd.md/blog/${slug}`,
289+ author: { "@type": "Organization", name: "tdd.md" },
290+ },
291+ });
292+ return htmlResponse(html);
293+ },
294+
295+ "/projects": projectsLandingHandler,
296+ "/projects/new": projectsNewHandler,
297+ "/projects/:repoOwner/:repoName": projectDetailHandler,
298+
299+ "/reports": reportsLandingHandler,
300+ "/reports/demo": reportsDemoHandler,
301+ "/reports/demo/tests": reportsDemoTestsHandler,
302+ "/reports/demo/agents/:slug": reportsDemoAgentHandler,
303+ "/reports/live": reportsLiveHandler,
304+ "/reports/live/tests": reportsLiveTestsHandler,
305+ "/reports/live/agents/:slug": reportsLiveAgentHandler,
306+
307+ "/guides": async () => {
308+ const rows = ALL_GUIDES
309+ .map((g) => `| [${g.title}](/guides/${g.slug}) | ${g.description} |`)
310+ .join("\n");
311+ const body = `# guides
312+
313+Agent-specific walkthroughs for using tdd.md with the major agentic-coding tools. Each guide covers setup, prompt patterns that keep the agent in TDD, and the common pitfalls that cost score.
314+
315+| guide | what it covers |
316+|---|---|
317+${rows}
318+
319+> Missing your agent? [The mechanics are the same](/) — push commits tagged \`red:\` / \`green:\` / \`refactor:\` to your kata repo. Send a PR with a new guide and we'll list it here.
320+
321+[← play a kata](/games) · [register your agent →](/you)
322+`;
323+ const html = await renderDocsPage({
324+ title: "TDD guides for agentic coding tools — tdd.md",
325+ description: "Practical TDD walkthroughs for Claude Code, Cursor, Aider and other AI coding agents — keep your agent honest with red→green→refactor commits, scored by tdd.md.",
326+ bodyMarkdown: body,
327+ ogPath: "https://tdd.md/guides",
328+ active: "guides",
329+ pathForDocs: "/guides",
330+ editPathOverride: null,
331+ });
332+ return htmlResponse(html);
333+ },
334+
335+ "/guides/:slug": async (req) => {
336+ const slug = req.params.slug;
337+ const entry = ALL_GUIDES.find((g) => g.slug === slug);
338+ if (!entry) {
339+ const html = await renderNotFound(`/guides/${slug}`);
340+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
341+ }
342+ const file = Bun.file(`./content/guides/${slug}.md`);
343+ if (!(await file.exists())) {
344+ const html = await renderNotFound(`/guides/${slug}`);
345+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
346+ }
347+ const md = await file.text();
348+ const html = await renderDocsPage({
349+ title: `${entry.title} — tdd.md`,
350+ description: entry.description,
351+ bodyMarkdown: md,
352+ ogPath: `https://tdd.md/guides/${slug}`,
353+ active: "guides",
354+ pathForDocs: `/guides/${slug}`,
355+ });
356+ return htmlResponse(html);
357+ },
358+
359+ "/skills/sama.md": skillsSamaMdHandler,
360+ "/tools/sama-cli": samaCliResponse(),
361+
362+ "/sama/skill": samaSkillHandler,
363+
364+ "/sama/v2": samaV2Handler,
365+
366+ "/sama/v2/verify": samaV2VerifyHandler,
367+
368+ "/sama/verify": samaVerifyHandler,
369+
370+ "/sama": samaLandingHandler,
371+
372+ "/sama/:slug": samaSlugHandler,
373+
374+ "/games/:kata": async (req) => {
375+ const res = await renderKata(req.params.kata);
376+ if (res) return res;
377+ const html = await renderNotFound(`/games/${req.params.kata}`);
378+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
379+ },
380+
381+ "/agents": () => renderAgentsIndex(),
382+ "/agents/register": htmlResponse(REGISTER_HTML),
383+ "/agents/:name": async (req) => {
384+ const viewer = await getViewer(req);
385+ return renderAgentDetail(req.params.name, viewer);
386+ },
387+ // Redirect the legacy URL to the canonical /:owner/:repo path —
388+ // /agents/:name/:kata used to render a placeholder before the
389+ // GitHub-style routing landed.
390+ "/agents/:name/:kata": (req) =>
391+ Response.redirect(`/${req.params.name}/${req.params.kata}`, 301),
392+
393+ "/leaderboard": () => renderLeaderboard(),
394+
395+ "/api/judge/:owner/:repo": judgeApiHandler,
396+ "/api/agents/:name/visibility": agentVisibilityHandler,
397+ "/api/forgejo/webhook": forgejoWebhookHandler,
398+
399+ "/you": async (req) => {
400+ const viewer = await getViewer(req);
401+ const target = viewer ? `/agents/${viewer}` : "/auth/github/start";
402+ return new Response(null, { status: 302, headers: { Location: target } });
403+ },
404+
405+ "/auth/logout": (_req) => {
406+ // Clear the session cookie and bounce back home.
407+ return new Response(null, {
408+ status: 302,
409+ headers: {
410+ Location: "/",
411+ "Set-Cookie": sessionCookieHeader("", 0),
412+ },
413+ });
414+ },
415+
416+ "/edit/:section/:slug": editPageHandler,
417+
418+ // Admin UI — sxdoc-backed CRUD on pages + posts. Replaces the legacy
419+ // /edit flow in Fase 6; both live alongside until migration cutover.
420+ "/admin": adminListHandler,
421+ "/admin/new": adminNewHandler,
422+ "/admin/edit/:type/:slug": adminEditHandler,
423+ "/admin/delete/:type/:slug": adminDeleteHandler,
424+ // Public sxdoc-backed pages — single-segment fast path. Multi-segment
425+ // slugs fall through to appFetch's regex matcher above.
426+ "/p/:slug": publicPageHandler,
427+
428+ "/admin/assets/blockeditor.js": async (req) => {
429+ const { code, etag } = await bundleAdminClient();
430+ if (req.headers.get("if-none-match") === etag) {
431+ return new Response(null, { status: 304, headers: { ETag: etag } });
432+ }
433+ return new Response(code, {
434+ headers: {
435+ "Content-Type": "application/javascript; charset=utf-8",
436+ "ETag": etag,
437+ "Cache-Control": "no-cache",
438+ },
439+ });
440+ },
441+
442+ // Raw markdown source — replaces the previous git.tdd.md "view source"
443+ // link so docs pages don't depend on the Forgejo subdomain. The
444+ // route uses `:filename` (with trailing `.md` validated in the
445+ // handler) because Bun's parser treats `:slug.md` as a single param.
446+ "/content/:section/:filename": rawSourceHandler,
447+
448+ // SAMA-native commit view — Bun-rendered alternative to Forgejo's
449+ // /<owner>/<repo>/commit/<sha> page. The :sha param may carry a
450+ // trailing ".diff" which the handler handles inline.
451+ "/GIT/:owner/:repo/commit/:sha": commitViewHandler,
452+
453+ "/auth/github/start": (req) => startGithubOauth(req),
454+
455+ "/auth/github/callback": async (req) => handleGithubCallback(req),
456+
457+ },
458+});
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1+// c21 — handlers: CRUD on sxdoc-backed pages + posts.
2+//
3+// Composes:
4+// c13_database listDocuments / loadDocument / saveDocument / deleteDocument
5+// c32_session getViewer (admin gate)
6+// c31_sxdoc_parse htmlToSx (parse posted HTML → SxDocument)
7+// c51_render_sxdoc sxToHtml (project stored doc back to HTML for the form)
8+// c31_admin_validation validateEditForm (form → typed input)
9+// c51_render_admin shell rendering
10+//
11+// Routes (mounted in c21_app.ts):
12+// GET /admin
13+// GET /admin/new
14+// POST /admin/new
15+// GET /admin/edit/:type/:slug
16+// POST /admin/edit/:type/:slug
17+// POST /admin/delete/:type/:slug
18+//
19+// Auth: any non-admin signed-in viewer → 403 wall (matches the legacy
20+// /edit handler). Anonymous → 401 login wall.
21+
22+import { ADMIN_USERNAME } from "./a31_site_config.ts";
23+import {
24+ listDocuments,
25+ loadDocument,
26+ saveDocument,
27+ deleteDocument,
28+} from "./c13_database.ts";
29+import { getViewer } from "./b32_session.ts";
30+import { htmlToSx } from "./a31_sxdoc_parse.ts";
31+import { validateEditForm } from "./a31_admin_validation.ts";
32+import { htmlResponse } from "./b51_render_layout.ts";
33+import {
34+ renderAdminList,
35+ renderAdminEdit,
36+ renderAdminLoginWall,
37+ renderAdminNonAdminWall,
38+} from "./b51_render_admin.ts";
39+
40+const wantsJson = (req: Request): boolean =>
41+ (req.headers.get("accept") ?? "").includes("application/json");
42+
43+const jsonResponse = (body: unknown, status = 200): Response =>
44+ new Response(JSON.stringify(body), {
45+ status,
46+ headers: {
47+ "Content-Type": "application/json; charset=utf-8",
48+ "Cache-Control": "no-store",
49+ },
50+ });
51+
52+// ─── auth gate ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
53+
54+interface AuthOk { ok: true; viewer: string; }
55+interface AuthDenied { ok: false; response: Response; }
56+type AuthResult = AuthOk | AuthDenied;
57+
58+const requireAdmin = async (req: Request): Promise<AuthResult> => {
59+ const viewer = await getViewer(req);
60+ if (!viewer) {
61+ const html = await renderAdminLoginWall();
62+ return { ok: false, response: htmlResponse(html, 401) };
63+ }
64+ if (viewer !== ADMIN_USERNAME) {
65+ const html = await renderAdminNonAdminWall(viewer);
66+ return { ok: false, response: htmlResponse(html, 403) };
67+ }
68+ return { ok: true, viewer };
69+};
70+
71+// FormData → string-record adapter. The validator lives in c31 and
72+// stays browser-agnostic by taking plain string fields.
73+const formToRecord = async (req: Request): Promise<Record<string, string>> => {
74+ const fd = await req.formData();
75+ const out: Record<string, string> = {};
76+ for (const [k, v] of fd.entries()) out[k] = String(v);
77+ return out;
78+};
79+
80+// ─── handlers ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
81+
82+export const adminListHandler = async (req: Request): Promise<Response> => {
83+ const auth = await requireAdmin(req);
84+ if (!auth.ok) return auth.response;
85+ const documents = listDocuments();
86+ const html = await renderAdminList(documents);
87+ return htmlResponse(html);
88+};
89+
90+export const adminNewHandler = async (req: Request): Promise<Response> => {
91+ const auth = await requireAdmin(req);
92+ if (!auth.ok) return auth.response;
93+ const json = wantsJson(req);
94+
95+ if (req.method === "POST") {
96+ const form = await formToRecord(req);
97+ const v = validateEditForm(form);
98+ if (!v.ok) {
99+ if (json) return jsonResponse({ ok: false, error: v.error }, 400);
100+ const html = await renderAdminEdit({
101+ mode: "new",
102+ title: form.title ?? "",
103+ slug: form.slug ?? "",
104+ type: form.type === "post" ? "post" : "page",
105+ doc: htmlToSx(form.html ?? ""),
106+ status: form.status === "draft" ? "draft" : "published",
107+ primaryTag: (form.primary_tag ?? "").trim() || null,
108+ error: v.error,
109+ });
110+ return htmlResponse(html, 400);
111+ }
112+ if (loadDocument(v.data.slug, v.data.type)) {
113+ const err = `a ${v.data.type} with slug "${v.data.slug}" already exists`;
114+ if (json) return jsonResponse({ ok: false, error: err }, 409);
115+ const html = await renderAdminEdit({
116+ mode: "new",
117+ title: v.data.title,
118+ slug: v.data.slug,
119+ type: v.data.type,
120+ doc: htmlToSx(v.data.html),
121+ status: v.data.status,
122+ primaryTag: v.data.primaryTag,
123+ error: err,
124+ });
125+ return htmlResponse(html, 409);
126+ }
127+ saveDocument({
128+ slug: v.data.slug,
129+ type: v.data.type,
130+ title: v.data.title,
131+ doc: htmlToSx(v.data.html),
132+ status: v.data.status,
133+ primaryTag: v.data.primaryTag,
134+ });
135+ if (json) {
136+ return jsonResponse({ ok: true, ts: Date.now(), slug: v.data.slug, type: v.data.type });
137+ }
138+ return new Response(null, {
139+ status: 303,
140+ headers: { Location: `/admin/edit/${v.data.type}/${v.data.slug}` },
141+ });
142+ }
143+
144+ // GET — empty form
145+ const html = await renderAdminEdit({
146+ mode: "new",
147+ title: "",
148+ slug: "",
149+ type: "page",
150+ doc: htmlToSx("<p>Hello, world.</p>"),
151+ status: "published",
152+ primaryTag: null,
153+ });
154+ return htmlResponse(html);
155+};
156+
157+export const adminEditHandler = async (
158+ req: Request & { params: { type: string; slug: string } },
159+): Promise<Response> => {
160+ const auth = await requireAdmin(req);
161+ if (!auth.ok) return auth.response;
162+
163+ const type = req.params.type === "post" ? "post" : "page";
164+ if (req.params.type !== "page" && req.params.type !== "post") {
165+ return new Response("invalid type", { status: 400 });
166+ }
167+ const slug = req.params.slug;
168+ const existing = loadDocument(slug, type);
169+ if (!existing) return new Response("not found", { status: 404 });
170+
171+ if (req.method === "POST") {
172+ const form = await formToRecord(req);
173+ const json = wantsJson(req);
174+ const v = validateEditForm(form);
175+ if (!v.ok) {
176+ if (json) return jsonResponse({ ok: false, error: v.error }, 400);
177+ const html = await renderAdminEdit({
178+ mode: "edit",
179+ title: form.title ?? existing.title,
180+ slug: form.slug ?? slug,
181+ type,
182+ doc: htmlToSx(form.html ?? ""),
183+ status: form.status === "draft" ? "draft" : "published",
184+ primaryTag: (form.primary_tag ?? "").trim() || existing.primaryTag,
185+ error: v.error,
186+ });
187+ return htmlResponse(html, 400);
188+ }
189+ // Rename (slug or type changed) — reject collision with another
190+ // existing doc; otherwise delete the old key before saving the new one.
191+ if (v.data.slug !== slug || v.data.type !== type) {
192+ const collision = loadDocument(v.data.slug, v.data.type);
193+ if (collision && collision.id !== existing.id) {
194+ const err = `a ${v.data.type} with slug "${v.data.slug}" already exists`;
195+ if (json) return jsonResponse({ ok: false, error: err }, 409);
196+ const html = await renderAdminEdit({
197+ mode: "edit",
198+ title: v.data.title,
199+ slug: v.data.slug,
200+ type: v.data.type,
201+ doc: htmlToSx(v.data.html),
202+ status: v.data.status,
203+ primaryTag: v.data.primaryTag,
204+ error: err,
205+ });
206+ return htmlResponse(html, 409);
207+ }
208+ deleteDocument(slug, type);
209+ }
210+ saveDocument({
211+ slug: v.data.slug,
212+ type: v.data.type,
213+ title: v.data.title,
214+ doc: htmlToSx(v.data.html),
215+ status: v.data.status,
216+ primaryTag: v.data.primaryTag,
217+ });
218+ if (json) {
219+ return jsonResponse({ ok: true, ts: Date.now(), slug: v.data.slug, type: v.data.type });
220+ }
221+ return new Response(null, {
222+ status: 303,
223+ headers: { Location: `/admin/edit/${v.data.type}/${v.data.slug}` },
224+ });
225+ }
226+
227+ // GET — render the stored sxdoc directly; c51_render_admin computes
228+ // the textarea HTML projection and embeds the JSON for client hydration.
229+ const html = await renderAdminEdit({
230+ mode: "edit",
231+ title: existing.title,
232+ slug: existing.slug,
233+ type: existing.type,
234+ doc: existing.doc,
235+ status: existing.status,
236+ primaryTag: existing.primaryTag,
237+ });
238+ return htmlResponse(html);
239+};
240+
241+export const adminDeleteHandler = async (
242+ req: Request & { params: { type: string; slug: string } },
243+): Promise<Response> => {
244+ const auth = await requireAdmin(req);
245+ if (!auth.ok) return auth.response;
246+ if (req.method !== "POST") return new Response("POST only", { status: 405 });
247+
248+ const type = req.params.type === "post" ? "post" : "page";
249+ if (req.params.type !== "page" && req.params.type !== "post") {
250+ return new Response("invalid type", { status: 400 });
251+ }
252+ deleteDocument(req.params.slug, type);
253+ return new Response(null, { status: 303, headers: { Location: "/admin" } });
254+};
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1+// c21 (agents) — handlers for /agents (index) and /agents/:name (detail).
2+// Both compose Forgejo admin lookups (c14) with kata progress (c31) and
3+// the verdict store (c13). The route table in c21_app.ts forwards the
4+// matching path here.
5+
6+import {
7+ FORGEJO_URL,
8+ adminApiHeaders,
9+ type ForgejoUserSummary,
10+} from "./c14_forgejo.ts";
11+import { computeProgress } from "./a31_commits.ts";
12+import { loadGame } from "./a31_games.ts";
13+import { allLatestRuns } from "./c13_database.ts";
14+import {
15+ renderPage,
16+ renderNotFound,
17+ htmlResponse,
18+} from "./b51_render_layout.ts";
19+
20+export const renderAgentsIndex = async (): Promise<Response> => {
21+ let users: ForgejoUserSummary[] = [];
22+ const adminToken = process.env.FORGEJO_ADMIN_TOKEN;
23+ if (adminToken) {
24+ const r = await fetch(`${FORGEJO_URL}/api/v1/admin/users?limit=200`, {
25+ headers: adminApiHeaders(),
26+ });
27+ if (r.ok) users = (await r.json()) as ForgejoUserSummary[];
28+ }
29+ // Drop the admin (id 1) and anyone whose visibility isn't "public" —
30+ // private and limited agents stay invisible on the public index.
31+ const agents = users.filter(
32+ (u) => u.id !== 1 && !u.is_admin && (u.visibility ?? "public") === "public",
33+ );
34+
35+ // Per-agent score totals from the latest run per repo.
36+ const allRuns = allLatestRuns();
37+ const totalsByOwner = new Map<string, { score: number; runs: number }>();
38+ for (const r of allRuns) {
39+ const t = totalsByOwner.get(r.owner) ?? { score: 0, runs: 0 };
40+ t.score += r.verdict.totalScore;
41+ t.runs += 1;
42+ totalsByOwner.set(r.owner, t);
43+ }
44+
45+ let body: string;
46+ if (agents.length === 0) {
47+ body = `# agents
48+
49+> No agents registered yet. Be the first.
50+
51+[ Register your agent → ](/agents/register)
52+`;
53+ } else {
54+ const rows = agents
55+ .map((u) => {
56+ const t = totalsByOwner.get(u.login) ?? { score: 0, runs: 0 };
57+ const sign = t.score >= 0 ? "+" : "";
58+ return `| [${u.login}](/agents/${u.login}) | ${t.runs} | ${sign}${t.score} |`;
59+ })
60+ .join("\n");
61+ body = `# agents
62+
63+| agent | attempts | total score |
64+|---|---|---|
65+${rows}
66+
67+[ Register your agent → ](/agents/register)
68+`;
69+ }
70+
71+ const description =
72+ agents.length === 0
73+ ? "AI agents doing test-driven development on tdd.md — registration is open, sign in with GitHub to play."
74+ : `${agents.length} AI ${agents.length === 1 ? "agent" : "agents"} doing test-driven development on tdd.md, scored on red→green discipline against hidden tests for agentic coding.`;
75+
76+ const html = await renderPage({
77+ title: "AI agents on tdd.md",
78+ description,
79+ bodyMarkdown: body,
80+ ogPath: "https://tdd.md/agents",
81+ active: "agents",
82+ });
83+ return htmlResponse(html);
84+};
85+
86+export const renderAgentDetail = async (
87+ name: string,
88+ viewer: string | null,
89+): Promise<Response> => {
90+ const userRes = await fetch(`${FORGEJO_URL}/api/v1/users/${encodeURIComponent(name)}`, {
91+ headers: adminApiHeaders(),
92+ });
93+ // Treat private/limited users as if they don't exist publicly —
94+ // unless the logged-in viewer IS the owner. Owner can always see
95+ // their own dashboard, public or not.
96+ if (userRes.ok) {
97+ const u = (await userRes.clone().json()) as ForgejoUserSummary;
98+ const ownVisibility = u.visibility ?? "public";
99+ if (ownVisibility !== "public" && viewer !== name) {
100+ const html = await renderNotFound(`/agents/${name}`);
101+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
102+ }
103+ }
104+ if (userRes.status === 404) {
105+ const html = await renderPage({
106+ title: `${name} — agents — tdd.md`,
107+ bodyMarkdown: `# agents / ${name}\n\n> No agent registered with this name.\n\n[← all agents](/agents) · [register your own →](/agents/register)`,
108+ ogPath: `https://tdd.md/agents/${name}`,
109+ active: "agents",
110+ });
111+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
112+ }
113+ const reposRes = await fetch(`${FORGEJO_URL}/api/v1/users/${encodeURIComponent(name)}/repos?limit=50`, {
114+ headers: adminApiHeaders(),
115+ });
116+ const repos = reposRes.ok ? ((await reposRes.json()) as { name: string; description: string }[]) : [];
117+
118+ const progressByRepo = await Promise.all(
119+ repos.map(async (r) => {
120+ const cRes = await fetch(
121+ `${FORGEJO_URL}/api/v1/repos/${encodeURIComponent(name)}/${encodeURIComponent(r.name)}/commits?limit=50&stat=false`,
122+ { headers: adminApiHeaders() },
123+ );
124+ const commits = cRes.ok ? ((await cRes.json()) as { commit: { message: string } }[]) : [];
125+ return { repo: r, progress: computeProgress(commits) };
126+ }),
127+ );
128+
129+ const totals: Record<string, number> = {};
130+ for (const r of repos) {
131+ try {
132+ const game = await loadGame(r.name);
133+ totals[r.name] = game.steps.length;
134+ } catch {
135+ // unknown kata, no total
136+ }
137+ }
138+
139+ const isSelf = viewer === name;
140+ let body = `# agents / ${name}\n\n`;
141+ if (isSelf) {
142+ body += `> Welcome back, ${name}. This is your dashboard — only you and admins see it when your profile is private.\n\n`;
143+ }
144+ if (repos.length === 0) {
145+ body += "> Registered, but no kata attempts yet.\n\n[← all agents](/agents)";
146+ } else {
147+ body += "## attempts\n\n";
148+ body += "| kata | verified | phases |\n|---|---|---|\n";
149+ for (const { repo: r, progress } of progressByRepo) {
150+ const total = totals[r.name];
151+ const verified = progress.verifiedSteps.size;
152+ const counter = total !== undefined ? `${verified} / ${total}` : `${verified} / ?`;
153+ const phases = `<span class="red">red ${progress.redCount}</span> · <span class="green">green ${progress.greenCount}</span> · <span class="blue">refactor ${progress.refactorCount}</span>`;
154+ body += `| [${r.name}](/${name}/${r.name}) | ${counter} | ${phases} |\n`;
155+ }
156+ }
157+
158+ if (isSelf) {
159+ body += `\n\n---\n\n[sign out](/auth/logout) · [toggle visibility](#) <span class="muted">(POST /api/agents/${name}/visibility with your push token)</span>`;
160+ }
161+
162+ const verifiedSteps = progressByRepo.reduce((acc, p) => acc + p.progress.verifiedSteps.size, 0);
163+ const description =
164+ repos.length === 0
165+ ? `${name} just registered on tdd.md — no kata attempts yet.`
166+ : `${name}'s TDD attempts on tdd.md: ${repos.length} ${repos.length === 1 ? "kata" : "katas"} pushed, ${verifiedSteps} verified red→green ${verifiedSteps === 1 ? "step" : "steps"}.`;
167+ const html = await renderPage({
168+ title: `${name} · TDD attempts — tdd.md`,
169+ description,
170+ bodyMarkdown: body,
171+ ogPath: `https://tdd.md/agents/${name}`,
172+ active: "agents",
173+ });
174+ return htmlResponse(html);
175+};
added src/d21_handlers_api_agents.ts +95 −0
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1+// c21 — handlers: agent-facing JSON API. Manual judge trigger
2+// (admin-token-gated) and the self-service visibility toggle (agent
3+// pushes their own Forgejo token to flip public|limited|private).
4+// Extracted from c21_app.ts per the SAMA Atomic rule. The push-driven
5+// judge entry point lives in c21_handlers_webhook — different auth
6+// model (HMAC), different concept.
7+
8+import { judge } from "./c14_judge.ts";
9+import { timingSafeEqual } from "./b32_session.ts";
10+import {
11+ FORGEJO_URL,
12+ adminApiHeaders,
13+} from "./c14_forgejo.ts";
14+
15+export const judgeApiHandler = async (
16+ req: Request & { params: { owner: string; repo: string } },
17+): Promise<Response> => {
18+ if (req.method !== "POST") {
19+ return new Response("method not allowed; POST to trigger a judge run", { status: 405 });
20+ }
21+ // Manual triggers require the admin token. Push-driven runs come
22+ // through /api/forgejo/webhook with HMAC signature verification.
23+ const adminToken = process.env.FORGEJO_ADMIN_TOKEN;
24+ const provided = req.headers.get("authorization")?.replace(/^[Bb]earer\s+/, "") ?? "";
25+ if (!adminToken || !timingSafeEqual(provided, adminToken)) {
26+ return new Response(
27+ "unauthorized — POST with `Authorization: Bearer <admin-token>`",
28+ { status: 401 },
29+ );
30+ }
31+ try {
32+ const verdict = await judge(req.params.owner, req.params.repo);
33+ return Response.json(verdict);
34+ } catch (err) {
35+ return Response.json({ error: (err as Error).message }, { status: 500 });
36+ }
37+};
38+
39+// Self-service visibility toggle. Agent posts their push token in
40+// Authorization, picks "public" | "limited" | "private". We verify
41+// the token actually belongs to :name by hitting Forgejo's /user
42+// endpoint with it, then PATCH the user via the admin token.
43+export const agentVisibilityHandler = async (
44+ req: Request & { params: { name: string } },
45+): Promise<Response> => {
46+ if (req.method !== "POST") return new Response("POST only", { status: 405 });
47+ const name = req.params.name;
48+ const provided = req.headers.get("authorization")?.replace(/^[Bb]earer\s+/, "") ?? "";
49+ if (!provided) return Response.json({ error: "missing bearer token" }, { status: 401 });
50+
51+ // Verify the token belongs to :name (or is the admin token).
52+ const adminToken = process.env.FORGEJO_ADMIN_TOKEN ?? "";
53+ let allowed = !!adminToken && timingSafeEqual(provided, adminToken);
54+ if (!allowed) {
55+ const meRes = await fetch(`${FORGEJO_URL}/api/v1/user`, {
56+ headers: { Authorization: `token ${provided}` },
57+ });
58+ if (meRes.ok) {
59+ const me = (await meRes.json()) as { login?: string };
60+ allowed = me.login === name;
61+ }
62+ }
63+ if (!allowed) return Response.json({ error: "token does not match agent" }, { status: 403 });
64+
65+ let body: { visibility?: string };
66+ try {
67+ body = (await req.json()) as { visibility?: string };
68+ } catch {
69+ return Response.json({ error: "invalid json" }, { status: 400 });
70+ }
71+ const visibility = body.visibility;
72+ if (visibility !== "public" && visibility !== "limited" && visibility !== "private") {
73+ return Response.json(
74+ { error: "visibility must be one of public|limited|private" },
75+ { status: 400 },
76+ );
77+ }
78+
79+ const patchRes = await fetch(
80+ `${FORGEJO_URL}/api/v1/admin/users/${encodeURIComponent(name)}`,
81+ {
82+ method: "PATCH",
83+ headers: { ...adminApiHeaders(), "Content-Type": "application/json" },
84+ body: JSON.stringify({ visibility, source_id: 0, login_name: name }),
85+ },
86+ );
87+ if (!patchRes.ok) {
88+ const text = await patchRes.text();
89+ return Response.json(
90+ { error: `forgejo PATCH failed: ${patchRes.status} ${text}` },
91+ { status: 502 },
92+ );
93+ }
94+ return Response.json({ name, visibility });
95+};
added src/d21_handlers_auth.ts +170 −0
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1+// c21 (auth) — GitHub OAuth start + callback handlers. Composes
2+// c14_github (token exchange + user fetch), c14_forgejo (existence check
3+// + agent registration), c32_session (sign + cookie), c51 layout for
4+// the welcome page rendered after first-time registration.
5+
6+import * as github from "./c14_github.ts";
7+import * as forgejo from "./c14_forgejo.ts";
8+import { parseUrl } from "./c14_request_parse.ts";
9+import {
10+ SESSION_TTL_SEC,
11+ parseCookies,
12+ signSession,
13+ sessionCookieHeader,
14+ timingSafeEqual,
15+ randomHex,
16+} from "./b32_session.ts";
17+import { renderPage, errorPage } from "./b51_render_layout.ts";
18+
19+const BASE_URL = process.env.BASE_URL ?? "https://tdd.md";
20+const CALLBACK_URL = `${BASE_URL}/auth/github/callback`;
21+
22+const CLEAR_OAUTH_STATE =
23+ "tdd_oauth_state=; Path=/auth; HttpOnly; Secure; SameSite=Lax; Max-Age=0";
24+const CLEAR_OAUTH_RETURN =
25+ "tdd_oauth_return=; Path=/auth; HttpOnly; Secure; SameSite=Lax; Max-Age=0";
26+
27+// Same-origin internal path. Anything that doesn't start with a single
28+// "/" or that contains "//" / ":" is rejected to prevent open-redirect.
29+const isSafeReturnTo = (s: string): boolean =>
30+ s.startsWith("/") && !s.startsWith("//") && !s.includes("\n") && !s.includes("\r") && s.length < 1024;
31+
32+export const startGithubOauth = (req?: Request): Response => {
33+ if (!github.isConfigured() || !forgejo.isConfigured()) {
34+ return new Response("registration is not configured on this server", { status: 503 });
35+ }
36+ const nonce = randomHex(16);
37+ const headers = new Headers();
38+ headers.append("Set-Cookie", `tdd_oauth_state=${nonce}; Path=/auth; HttpOnly; Secure; SameSite=Lax; Max-Age=600`);
39+
40+ // Optional ?to=<path> query — set a return cookie the callback
41+ // honours after a successful sign-in. Used by /edit and /admin
42+ // links so the user lands back where they came from.
43+ if (req) {
44+ const urlR = parseUrl(req.url);
45+ const to = urlR.ok ? urlR.value.searchParams.get("to") : null;
46+ if (to && isSafeReturnTo(to)) {
47+ headers.append(
48+ "Set-Cookie",
49+ `tdd_oauth_return=${encodeURIComponent(to)}; Path=/auth; HttpOnly; Secure; SameSite=Lax; Max-Age=600`,
50+ );
51+ }
52+ }
53+ headers.set("Location", github.authorizeUrl(nonce, CALLBACK_URL));
54+ return new Response(null, { status: 302, headers });
55+};
56+
57+const welcomeBody = (reg: forgejo.AgentRegistration): string => {
58+ const verb = reg.isNew ? "created" : "rotated";
59+ return `# welcome, ${reg.username}
60+
61+> Your tdd.md agent has been ${verb}. **Save the token below — this page is the only time you'll see it.** If you lose it, [register again](/agents/register) to issue a fresh one (the old one will stop working).
62+
63+## push token
64+
65+\`\`\`
66+${reg.pushToken}
67+\`\`\`
68+
69+## kata: string-calc
70+
71+Your repo is at [\`git.tdd.md/${reg.username}/string-calc\`](https://git.tdd.md/${reg.username}/string-calc), already initialized with a default branch \`main\`.
72+
73+\`\`\`
74+git clone ${reg.repoCloneUrl}
75+cd string-calc
76+
77+# play the kata, commit per phase
78+# red: commit a failing test
79+# green: commit the impl that makes it pass
80+# refactor: commit a structural change with tests staying green
81+
82+git push
83+# username: ${reg.username}
84+# password: <paste the token above>
85+\`\`\`
86+
87+When you push, the judge replays your commits and posts the verdict at [/agents/${reg.username}/string-calc](/agents/${reg.username}/string-calc).
88+
89+[← spec](/games/string-calc) · [all agents](/agents)
90+`;
91+};
92+
93+export const handleGithubCallback = async (req: Request): Promise<Response> => {
94+ const urlR = parseUrl(req.url);
95+ if (!urlR.ok) return errorPage("invalid callback URL");
96+ const url = urlR.value;
97+ const code = url.searchParams.get("code");
98+ const state = url.searchParams.get("state");
99+ if (!code || !state) return errorPage("missing code or state");
100+
101+ const cookies = parseCookies(req.headers.get("cookie"));
102+ const cookieState = cookies.tdd_oauth_state;
103+ if (!cookieState || !timingSafeEqual(cookieState, state)) {
104+ return errorPage("state mismatch — open the registration page again and retry");
105+ }
106+
107+ let username: string;
108+ let email: string;
109+ let fullName: string | null;
110+ try {
111+ const accessToken = await github.exchangeCode(code, CALLBACK_URL);
112+ const user = await github.fetchUser(accessToken);
113+ username = user.login;
114+ fullName = user.name;
115+ // GitHub's noreply email format: unique per account, never collides
116+ // with another Forgejo user. We don't need a deliverable address —
117+ // agents authenticate by token, not by email reset flow.
118+ email = `${user.id}+${user.login}@users.noreply.github.com`;
119+ } catch (err) {
120+ return errorPage(`github oauth failed: ${(err as Error).message}`, 400);
121+ }
122+
123+ // Login vs register: if the user already exists in Forgejo, this
124+ // is a returning visitor — set the session cookie, redirect to
125+ // their dashboard (or to the cookie-stored returnTo path, when one
126+ // was set by /auth/github/start?to=...), don't rotate their token.
127+ const isExisting = await forgejo.userExists(username);
128+ const sessionToken = await signSession(username);
129+ const sessionCookie = sessionCookieHeader(sessionToken, SESSION_TTL_SEC);
130+ const returnToRaw = cookies.tdd_oauth_return ? decodeURIComponent(cookies.tdd_oauth_return) : null;
131+ const returnTo = returnToRaw && isSafeReturnTo(returnToRaw) ? returnToRaw : null;
132+
133+ if (isExisting) {
134+ return new Response(null, {
135+ status: 302,
136+ headers: new Headers([
137+ ["Location", returnTo ?? `/agents/${username}`],
138+ ["Set-Cookie", sessionCookie],
139+ ["Set-Cookie", CLEAR_OAUTH_STATE],
140+ ["Set-Cookie", CLEAR_OAUTH_RETURN],
141+ ]),
142+ });
143+ }
144+
145+ let reg: forgejo.AgentRegistration;
146+ try {
147+ reg = await forgejo.registerAgent({
148+ username,
149+ email,
150+ fullName: fullName ?? undefined,
151+ });
152+ } catch (err) {
153+ return errorPage(`failed to create your agent: ${(err as Error).message}`, 422);
154+ }
155+
156+ const html = await renderPage({
157+ title: `welcome ${reg.username} — tdd.md`,
158+ bodyMarkdown: welcomeBody(reg),
159+ active: "agents",
160+ noindex: true,
161+ });
162+ return new Response(html, {
163+ headers: new Headers([
164+ ["Content-Type", "text/html; charset=utf-8"],
165+ ["Set-Cookie", sessionCookie],
166+ ["Set-Cookie", CLEAR_OAUTH_STATE],
167+ ["Set-Cookie", CLEAR_OAUTH_RETURN],
168+ ]),
169+ });
170+};
added src/d21_handlers_commit_view.ts +90 −0
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1+// c21 — handler: SAMA-native commit view at
2+// GET /GIT/:owner/:repo/commit/:sha
3+// and a raw-diff sibling at
4+// GET /GIT/:owner/:repo/commit/:sha.diff
5+//
6+// Composes c14 (Forgejo HTTP), c31 (diff parser), c51 (render). The
7+// route prefix is uppercase /GIT/ to make it visually distinct from
8+// the markdown content sections (/sama, /blog, /guides). Visitors who
9+// land on git.tdd.md are bounced here by the deploy-time tunnel rule
10+// (out of scope for this handler — handler just owns the rendering).
11+
12+import { renderNotFound, htmlResponse } from "./b51_render_layout.ts";
13+import { getCommit, getCommitDiff } from "./c14_git.ts";
14+import { LIVE_REPO_OWNER, LIVE_REPO_NAME } from "./a31_site_config.ts";
15+import { parseUnifiedDiff } from "./a31_diff_parse.ts";
16+import { renderCommitView } from "./b51_render_commit.ts";
17+
18+// Owner/repo + sha shape — paranoid because these go straight into a
19+// Forgejo URL. Owner/repo allow letters/digits/hyphens/underscores/dots;
20+// sha is hex 7-64 (Forgejo accepts shortened SHAs but our render assumes
21+// full ones because we use them in URLs).
22+const SAFE_OWNER_REPO = /^[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._-]{0,99}$/;
23+const SAFE_SHA = /^[a-f0-9]{7,64}$/;
24+
25+const isValid = (owner: string, repo: string, sha: string): boolean =>
26+ SAFE_OWNER_REPO.test(owner) && SAFE_OWNER_REPO.test(repo) && SAFE_SHA.test(sha);
27+
28+export const commitViewHandler = async (
29+ req: Request & { params: { owner: string; repo: string; sha: string } },
30+): Promise<Response> => {
31+ const { owner, repo } = req.params;
32+ // The :sha param may carry a trailing ".diff" because the route
33+ // pattern doesn't have a separate one. Normalise + branch.
34+ const rawSha = req.params.sha;
35+ const wantsDiff = rawSha.endsWith(".diff");
36+ const sha = wantsDiff ? rawSha.slice(0, -5) : rawSha;
37+ const fullPath = `/GIT/${owner}/${repo}/commit/${rawSha}`;
38+
39+ if (!isValid(owner, repo, sha)) {
40+ const html = await renderNotFound(fullPath);
41+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
42+ }
43+
44+ // /GIT/ now serves only syntaxai/tdd.md (our local bare repo via
45+ // c14_git). Other (owner, repo) pairs would historically have been
46+ // proxied to Forgejo for agent katas — that's a separate concern
47+ // and currently 404s. If we want it back, add a Forgejo fallback
48+ // branch here keyed on the owner/repo pair.
49+ if (owner !== LIVE_REPO_OWNER || repo !== LIVE_REPO_NAME) {
50+ const html = await renderNotFound(fullPath);
51+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
52+ }
53+
54+ if (wantsDiff) {
55+ const diffText = await getCommitDiff(sha);
56+ if (diffText === null) {
57+ const html = await renderNotFound(fullPath);
58+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
59+ }
60+ return new Response(diffText, {
61+ headers: {
62+ "Content-Type": "text/plain; charset=utf-8",
63+ "Cache-Control": "public, max-age=300",
64+ },
65+ });
66+ }
67+
68+ const commit = await getCommit(sha);
69+ if (commit === null) {
70+ const html = await renderNotFound(fullPath);
71+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
72+ }
73+ const diffText = (await getCommitDiff(sha)) ?? "";
74+ const diff = parseUnifiedDiff(diffText);
75+ // c14_git's GitCommit shape matches what c51_render_commit needs
76+ // (it used to take ForgejoCommitDetail; same field names + types).
77+ const detail = {
78+ sha: commit.sha,
79+ parents: commit.parents,
80+ authorName: commit.authorName,
81+ authorEmail: commit.authorEmail,
82+ authorDate: commit.authorDate,
83+ committerName: commit.committerName,
84+ committerEmail: commit.committerEmail,
85+ committerDate: commit.committerDate,
86+ message: commit.message,
87+ };
88+ const html = await renderCommitView({ owner, repo, detail, diff });
89+ return htmlResponse(html);
90+};
added src/d21_handlers_content.ts +36 −0
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1+// c21 — public read-only render for sxdoc-backed pages.
2+//
3+// Routes (mounted in c21_app.ts):
4+// GET /p/:slug — single-segment fast path via routes table
5+// GET /p/<multi-segment> — multi-segment via appFetch regex fallback
6+//
7+// Composes c13_database (loadDocument), c51_render_sxdoc (sxToHtml),
8+// and c51_render_layout (renderPage chrome). Drafts (status=draft) 404
9+// publicly — only published pages are reachable.
10+//
11+// Scope note: posts get their own Ghost-style permalink in Fase 4
12+// (/blog/{primary_tag}/{slug}). For now only pages are public. Hitting
13+// /p/<slug> when a row exists with type=post still 404's so we can't
14+// accidentally leak a draft post-shape via the page route.
15+
16+import { loadDocument } from "./c13_database.ts";
17+import { sxToHtml } from "./b51_render_sxdoc.ts";
18+import { htmlResponse, renderPage, renderNotFound } from "./b51_render_layout.ts";
19+
20+export const publicPageHandler = async (
21+ req: Request & { params: { slug: string } },
22+): Promise<Response> => renderPublicPage(req.params.slug);
23+
24+export const renderPublicPage = async (slug: string): Promise<Response> => {
25+ const row = loadDocument(slug, "page");
26+ if (!row || row.status !== "published") {
27+ const html = await renderNotFound(`/p/${slug}`);
28+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
29+ }
30+ const html = await renderPage({
31+ title: `${row.title} — tdd.md`,
32+ bodyHtml: sxToHtml(row.doc),
33+ ogPath: `https://tdd.md/p/${slug}`,
34+ });
35+ return htmlResponse(html);
36+};
added src/d21_handlers_edit.ts +120 −0
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1+// c21 — handlers: the self-hosted editor. Admin-only flow:
2+// GET → form (login wall + non-admin wall as gates), POST → write
3+// commit straight to the local bare git repo via c14_git, then mirror
4+// to the container's content/ filesystem so the live page reflects it.
5+// Forgejo no longer participates in tdd.md's own repo lifecycle.
6+
7+import { renderNotFound, htmlResponse } from "./b51_render_layout.ts";
8+import { getViewer } from "./b32_session.ts";
9+import { resolveEdit, type ResolvedEdit } from "./b32_edit_resolve.ts";
10+import {
11+ validateEditBody,
12+ isNoOpEdit,
13+ EditValidationError,
14+} from "./a31_edit_validation.ts";
15+import { ADMIN_USERNAME } from "./a31_site_config.ts";
16+import {
17+ commitFile,
18+ getFileBlobSha,
19+ type GitCommitOutcome,
20+} from "./c14_git.ts";
21+import { buildCommitMessage, noreplyEmail } from "./a31_commit_meta.ts";
22+import {
23+ renderEditFormPage,
24+ renderEditLoginWall,
25+ renderEditNonAdminWall,
26+ renderEditAppliedLive,
27+ renderEditCommitFailed,
28+} from "./b51_render_edit.ts";
29+
30+const readCurrentBody = async (filePath: string): Promise<string | null> => {
31+ const file = Bun.file(`./${filePath}`);
32+ if (!(await file.exists())) return null;
33+ return await file.text();
34+};
35+
36+// Mirror the Forgejo write to the container's local filesystem so the
37+// next page render reflects the change without waiting for the next
38+// deploy. The deploy script's git-pull-from-Forgejo restores the same
39+// bytes on container restart.
40+const applyLiveEdit = async (resolved: ResolvedEdit, body: string): Promise<void> => {
41+ await Bun.write(`./${resolved.filePath}`, body);
42+};
43+
44+// GET + POST /edit/:section/:slug — single handler, branches on method.
45+export const editPageHandler = async (req: Request & { params: { section: string; slug: string } }): Promise<Response> => {
46+ const resolved = resolveEdit(req.params.section, req.params.slug);
47+ if (!resolved) {
48+ const html = await renderNotFound(`/edit/${req.params.section}/${req.params.slug}`);
49+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
50+ }
51+
52+ const viewer = await getViewer(req);
53+ if (!viewer) {
54+ const html = await renderEditLoginWall(resolved);
55+ return htmlResponse(html, 401);
56+ }
57+
58+ if (viewer !== ADMIN_USERNAME) {
59+ const html = await renderEditNonAdminWall(resolved, viewer);
60+ return htmlResponse(html, 403);
61+ }
62+
63+ if (req.method === "POST") {
64+ const form = await req.formData();
65+ let body: string;
66+ try {
67+ body = validateEditBody(form.get("body"));
68+ } catch (e) {
69+ if (e instanceof EditValidationError) {
70+ return new Response(`edit rejected: ${e.message}`, { status: 400 });
71+ }
72+ throw e;
73+ }
74+ const current = (await readCurrentBody(resolved.filePath)) ?? "";
75+ if (isNoOpEdit(current, body)) {
76+ // No diff — skip the Forgejo round-trip and bounce back to the
77+ // form so the user can either change something or cancel.
78+ return new Response(null, {
79+ status: 303,
80+ headers: { Location: `/edit/${resolved.section}/${resolved.slug}` },
81+ });
82+ }
83+
84+ // Git commit FIRST against the local bare repo, then live filesystem
85+ // write. Git's update-ref gives us free optimistic concurrency
86+ // (we pass the parent SHA as the expected oldvalue — a concurrent
87+ // commit fails with kind:"conflict"). Writing FS only after a
88+ // successful commit avoids the "live but uncommitted" state that
89+ // would vanish at the next deploy.
90+ const priorBlobSha = await getFileBlobSha("main", resolved.filePath);
91+ const outcome: GitCommitOutcome = await commitFile({
92+ branch: "main",
93+ path: resolved.filePath,
94+ content: body,
95+ priorBlobSha,
96+ message: buildCommitMessage({
97+ title: resolved.title,
98+ author: viewer,
99+ filePath: resolved.filePath,
100+ }),
101+ authorName: viewer,
102+ authorEmail: noreplyEmail(viewer),
103+ });
104+ if (!outcome.ok) {
105+ // Status 200 (not 5xx): Cloudflare replaces 5xx responses with
106+ // its own error page, hiding our diagnostic. The HTML body
107+ // carries the failure semantics; status only affects routing
108+ // and caching.
109+ const html = await renderEditCommitFailed(resolved, outcome);
110+ return htmlResponse(html, outcome.kind === "conflict" ? 409 : 200);
111+ }
112+ await applyLiveEdit(resolved, body);
113+ const html = await renderEditAppliedLive(resolved, outcome);
114+ return htmlResponse(html);
115+ }
116+
117+ const current = (await readCurrentBody(resolved.filePath)) ?? "";
118+ const html = await renderEditFormPage(resolved, current, viewer);
119+ return htmlResponse(html);
120+};
added src/d21_handlers_fallback.ts +140 −0
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1+// c21 — handlers: the Bun.serve `fetch` fallback. Catches every request
2+// the routes table can't express directly: regex-matched multi-segment
3+// slugs (admin edit/delete, /p/<deep/slug>), the /GIT browse tree, the
4+// bare /<owner>/<repo>.git redirect, the git smart/dumb-HTTP proxy, and
5+// the bare /<owner>/<repo> repo view. Extracted from c21_app.ts per the
6+// SAMA Atomic rule.
7+
8+import {
9+ renderNotFound,
10+ htmlResponse,
11+} from "./b51_render_layout.ts";
12+import { proxyToForgejo } from "./c14_forgejo.ts";
13+import { parseUrl } from "./c14_request_parse.ts";
14+import { getViewer } from "./b32_session.ts";
15+import { renderRepoView } from "./d21_handlers_repo_view.ts";
16+import {
17+ adminEditHandler,
18+ adminDeleteHandler,
19+} from "./d21_handlers_admin.ts";
20+import { renderPublicPage } from "./d21_handlers_content.ts";
21+import {
22+ parseRepoBrowsePath,
23+ repoBrowseHandler,
24+} from "./d21_handlers_repo_browse.ts";
25+
26+const isGitProtocol = (pathname: string, search: URLSearchParams): boolean => {
27+ if (pathname.includes(".git/") || pathname.endsWith(".git")) return true;
28+ if (
29+ pathname.endsWith("/info/refs") &&
30+ (search.get("service") === "git-upload-pack" || search.get("service") === "git-receive-pack")
31+ ) {
32+ return true;
33+ }
34+ if (pathname.endsWith("/git-upload-pack") || pathname.endsWith("/git-receive-pack")) {
35+ return true;
36+ }
37+ return false;
38+};
39+
40+export const appFetch = async (req: Request): Promise<Response> => {
41+ const urlR = parseUrl(req.url);
42+ // Bun.serve guarantees req.url is well-formed for routed requests;
43+ // if parseUrl somehow fails, fall through to a 404 via the default
44+ // notFound branch at the end of this function.
45+ if (!urlR.ok) {
46+ const html = await renderNotFound("/");
47+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
48+ }
49+ const url = urlR.value;
50+
51+ // Admin edit/delete on multi-segment slugs (company/about, docs/spec/grammar
52+ // etc.). Bun's `:slug` param can't span "/" so anything with two-or-more
53+ // segments after the type slot ends up here. Single-segment is handled
54+ // by the routes table and never reaches this branch.
55+ const adminEditMulti = url.pathname.match(
56+ /^\/admin\/edit\/(page|post)\/([a-z0-9_\-/]+?)\/?$/,
57+ );
58+ if (adminEditMulti) {
59+ const reqP = Object.assign(req, {
60+ params: { type: adminEditMulti[1]!, slug: adminEditMulti[2]! },
61+ });
62+ return adminEditHandler(reqP);
63+ }
64+ const adminDeleteMulti = url.pathname.match(
65+ /^\/admin\/delete\/(page|post)\/([a-z0-9_\-/]+?)\/?$/,
66+ );
67+ if (adminDeleteMulti) {
68+ const reqP = Object.assign(req, {
69+ params: { type: adminDeleteMulti[1]!, slug: adminDeleteMulti[2]! },
70+ });
71+ return adminDeleteHandler(reqP);
72+ }
73+
74+ // Public sxdoc-backed pages on multi-segment slugs (e.g.
75+ // /p/company/about, /p/docs/spec/grammar). Single-segment goes through
76+ // the explicit `/p/:slug` route on Bun.serve.
77+ const publicPageMulti = url.pathname.match(/^\/p\/([a-z0-9_\-/]+?)\/?$/);
78+ if (publicPageMulti) {
79+ return renderPublicPage(publicPageMulti[1]!);
80+ }
81+
82+ // Bare /<owner>/<repo>.git (no sub-path) is what someone gets when
83+ // they paste the clone URL into a browser. Without intervention our
84+ // proxy hands it to Forgejo, whose chrome then leaks onto tdd.md.
85+ // Redirect to the clean URL so the visitor lands on the Bun-native
86+ // scoreboard. Real git operations always have sub-paths
87+ // (/info/refs, /git-upload-pack, /objects/...) and continue to be
88+ // proxied below.
89+ const bareGitUrl = url.pathname.match(
90+ /^\/([A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9-]*)\/([A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._-]*)\.git\/?$/,
91+ );
92+ if (bareGitUrl) {
93+ return new Response(null, {
94+ status: 302,
95+ headers: { Location: `/${bareGitUrl[1]}/${bareGitUrl[2]}` },
96+ });
97+ }
98+
99+ // SAMA-native repo browse at /GIT/:owner/:repo/{tree,blob,raw}/:ref/<path>.
100+ // The wildcard path needs more flexibility than Bun's :param routes
101+ // give us (no slashes), so we match in the fallback fetch instead.
102+ const gitBrowseMatch = url.pathname.match(
103+ /^\/GIT\/([A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._-]+)\/([A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._-]+)\/(.+)$/,
104+ );
105+ if (gitBrowseMatch) {
106+ const owner = gitBrowseMatch[1]!;
107+ const repo = gitBrowseMatch[2]!;
108+ const suffix = gitBrowseMatch[3]!;
109+ // Skip the commit/<sha> shape — that's c21_handlers_commit_view's
110+ // turf and lives as an explicit Bun.serve route in c21_app.
111+ if (!suffix.startsWith("commit/")) {
112+ const target = parseRepoBrowsePath(suffix);
113+ if (target !== null) {
114+ return repoBrowseHandler(req, owner, repo, target);
115+ }
116+ }
117+ }
118+
119+ // Git smart-HTTP and dumb-HTTP — proxy raw to Forgejo.
120+ if (isGitProtocol(url.pathname, url.searchParams)) {
121+ return proxyToForgejo(req, url.pathname + url.search);
122+ }
123+
124+ // Bare repo URL: /<owner>/<repo> — render Bun-native view via Forgejo API.
125+ // Two segments only, no trailing path. Reserved top-level paths are
126+ // already matched by explicit routes in c21_app and never reach here.
127+ const repoMatch = url.pathname.match(/^\/([A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9-]*)\/([A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._-]*)\/?$/);
128+ if (repoMatch) {
129+ const viewer = await getViewer(req);
130+ return renderRepoView(repoMatch[1]!, repoMatch[2]!, viewer);
131+ }
132+
133+ const html = await renderNotFound(url.pathname);
134+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
135+};
136+
137+export const appError = (err: Error): Response => {
138+ console.error(err);
139+ return new Response("internal error", { status: 500 });
140+};
added src/d21_handlers_leaderboard.ts +71 −0
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1+// c21 (leaderboard) — handler that ranks tracked agents by their kata
2+// verdict totals. Forgejo admin lookup gives us the public/limited
3+// filter; c13 supplies the per-repo verdicts.
4+
5+import {
6+ FORGEJO_URL,
7+ adminApiHeaders,
8+ type ForgejoUserSummary,
9+} from "./c14_forgejo.ts";
10+import { allLatestRuns } from "./c13_database.ts";
11+import {
12+ renderPage,
13+ htmlResponse,
14+} from "./b51_render_layout.ts";
15+
16+export const renderLeaderboard = async (): Promise<Response> => {
17+ // Only show runs whose owner is public. Fetch the user list once
18+ // and build a Set so we can filter without N+1 lookups.
19+ const adminToken = process.env.FORGEJO_ADMIN_TOKEN;
20+ const publicOwners = new Set<string>();
21+ if (adminToken) {
22+ const r = await fetch(`${FORGEJO_URL}/api/v1/admin/users?limit=200`, {
23+ headers: adminApiHeaders(),
24+ });
25+ if (r.ok) {
26+ const users = (await r.json()) as ForgejoUserSummary[];
27+ for (const u of users) {
28+ if ((u.visibility ?? "public") === "public") publicOwners.add(u.login);
29+ }
30+ }
31+ }
32+ const runs = allLatestRuns()
33+ .filter((r) => publicOwners.size === 0 || publicOwners.has(r.owner))
34+ .sort((a, b) => b.verdict.totalScore - a.verdict.totalScore);
35+ let body: string;
36+ if (runs.length === 0) {
37+ body = `# leaderboard
38+
39+> No verdicts yet. The first agent to push a red→green pair lands here.
40+
41+[ Register your agent → ](/agents/register)
42+`;
43+ } else {
44+ const rows = runs
45+ .map((r, i) => {
46+ const sign = r.verdict.totalScore >= 0 ? "+" : "";
47+ const verified = r.verdict.steps.filter((s) => s.status === "verified").length;
48+ return `| ${i + 1} | [${r.owner}](/agents/${r.owner}) | [${r.repo}](/${r.owner}/${r.repo}) | ${sign}${r.verdict.totalScore} | ${verified} |`;
49+ })
50+ .join("\n");
51+ body = `# leaderboard
52+
53+| rank | agent | kata | score | verified steps |
54+|---|---|---|---|---|
55+${rows}
56+`;
57+ }
58+ const description =
59+ runs.length === 0
60+ ? "TDD leaderboard for AI agents on tdd.md — be the first verdict."
61+ : `Top AI agents by TDD score on tdd.md — ${runs.length} ranked ${runs.length === 1 ? "submission" : "submissions"} graded on red→green discipline and hidden test pass rate.`;
62+
63+ const html = await renderPage({
64+ title: "TDD leaderboard — tdd.md",
65+ description,
66+ bodyMarkdown: body,
67+ ogPath: "https://tdd.md/leaderboard",
68+ active: "leaderboard",
69+ });
70+ return htmlResponse(html);
71+};
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1+// c21 — handlers: /projects cluster. Landing page lists every active
2+// project from the SQLite store, /projects/new accepts a `owner/repo`
3+// form (GitHub source-of-truth check + upsert), /projects/:owner/:name
4+// renders the per-project detail page. Extracted from c21_app.ts per
5+// the SAMA Atomic rule.
6+
7+import { parseUrl } from "./c14_request_parse.ts";
8+import {
9+ renderPage,
10+ renderNotFound,
11+ htmlResponse,
12+} from "./b51_render_layout.ts";
13+import {
14+ projectsLandingMd,
15+ projectRegisterMd,
16+ projectDetailMd,
17+} from "./b51_render_projects.ts";
18+import { parseRepoIdentifier } from "./a31_project_config.ts";
19+import { fetchProjectConfig } from "./c14_github.ts";
20+import {
21+ listActiveProjects,
22+ getProject,
23+ upsertProject,
24+} from "./c13_database.ts";
25+import { getViewer } from "./b32_session.ts";
26+
27+export const projectsLandingHandler = async (): Promise<Response> => {
28+ const projects = listActiveProjects();
29+ const html = await renderPage({
30+ title: "Projects — tdd.md",
31+ description:
32+ "Real repos opted in to tdd.md scoring. Each project drops .tdd-md.json at its root and gets its commits judged structurally for TDD discipline.",
33+ bodyMarkdown: projectsLandingMd(projects),
34+ ogPath: "https://tdd.md/projects",
35+ });
36+ return htmlResponse(html);
37+};
38+
39+export const projectsNewHandler = async (req: Request): Promise<Response> => {
40+ const viewer = await getViewer(req);
41+ if (req.method === "GET") {
42+ const urlR = parseUrl(req.url);
43+ const prefilled = urlR.ok ? (urlR.value.searchParams.get("repo") ?? undefined) : undefined;
44+ const html = await renderPage({
45+ title: "Register a project — tdd.md",
46+ description:
47+ "Onboard a real repo for TDD-discipline scoring. Drops .tdd-md.json at the repo root, register here, and the reports begin tracking commits on its tracked branches.",
48+ bodyMarkdown: projectRegisterMd(viewer, prefilled),
49+ ogPath: "https://tdd.md/projects/new",
50+ noindex: true,
51+ });
52+ return htmlResponse(html);
53+ }
54+ if (req.method !== "POST") return new Response("method not allowed", { status: 405 });
55+ if (!viewer) return new Response("unauthorized — sign in first", { status: 401 });
56+
57+ let raw = "";
58+ try {
59+ const form = await req.formData();
60+ raw = String(form.get("repo") ?? "").trim();
61+ } catch {
62+ return new Response("invalid form body", { status: 400 });
63+ }
64+
65+ const renderError = async (message: string, status = 400): Promise<Response> => {
66+ const html = await renderPage({
67+ title: "Register a project — tdd.md",
68+ bodyMarkdown: projectRegisterMd(viewer, raw, message),
69+ ogPath: "https://tdd.md/projects/new",
70+ noindex: true,
71+ });
72+ return htmlResponse(html, status);
73+ };
74+
75+ let owner: string;
76+ let repo: string;
77+ try {
78+ ({ owner, repo } = parseRepoIdentifier(raw));
79+ } catch (err) {
80+ return renderError((err as Error).message);
81+ }
82+
83+ let config;
84+ try {
85+ config = await fetchProjectConfig(owner, repo);
86+ } catch (err) {
87+ return renderError((err as Error).message);
88+ }
89+
90+ upsertProject(viewer, owner, repo, config);
91+ return new Response(null, {
92+ status: 303,
93+ headers: { Location: `/projects/${owner}/${repo}` },
94+ });
95+};
96+
97+export const projectDetailHandler = async (
98+ req: Request & { params: { repoOwner: string; repoName: string } },
99+): Promise<Response> => {
100+ const { repoOwner, repoName } = req.params;
101+ const project = getProject(repoOwner, repoName);
102+ if (!project) {
103+ const html = await renderNotFound(`/projects/${repoOwner}/${repoName}`);
104+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
105+ }
106+ const html = await renderPage({
107+ title: `${project.displayName ?? `${project.repoOwner}/${project.repoName}`} — tdd.md`,
108+ description: `${project.repoOwner}/${project.repoName} on tdd.md — ${
109+ project.testRunner === "none" ? "trace-mode" : project.testRunner
110+ } judging across ${project.trackedBranches.join(", ")}.`,
111+ bodyMarkdown: projectDetailMd(project),
112+ ogPath: `https://tdd.md/projects/${project.repoOwner}/${project.repoName}`,
113+ });
114+ return htmlResponse(html);
115+};
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1+// c21 — handler: SAMA-native browsable repo at /GIT/.
2+// GET /GIT/:owner/:repo/tree/:ref/<path> → directory listing
3+// GET /GIT/:owner/:repo/blob/:ref/<path> → file viewer (md rendered)
4+// GET /GIT/:owner/:repo/raw/:ref/<path> → raw file content
5+//
6+// Sits next to c21_handlers_commit_view (commit detail) — the two
7+// together replace what visitors used to need git.tdd.md for. Reads
8+// from the local bare repo via c14_git.lsTree / c14_git.readBlobAtRef.
9+//
10+// The owner/repo pair must match the locally-served bare repo
11+// (syntaxai/tdd.md). Other pairs 404 — agent kata browse is not in
12+// scope here. Path traversal is blocked by validating against
13+// patterns that disallow ".." and absolute leading-slash inputs.
14+
15+import { renderNotFound, htmlResponse } from "./b51_render_layout.ts";
16+import { lsTree, readBlobAtRef } from "./c14_git.ts";
17+import { LIVE_REPO_OWNER, LIVE_REPO_NAME } from "./a31_site_config.ts";
18+import { renderRepoTree, renderRepoBlob } from "./b51_render_repo.ts";
19+
20+const SAFE_OWNER_REPO = /^[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._-]{0,99}$/;
21+// Refs we accept as :ref. Branch names + full SHAs are common —
22+// kept narrow on purpose (no slashes — branches like "feat/foo"
23+// would clash with the wildcard path matching).
24+const SAFE_REF = /^[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._-]{0,49}$/;
25+
26+const isAllowedRepo = (owner: string, repo: string): boolean =>
27+ owner === LIVE_REPO_OWNER &&
28+ repo === LIVE_REPO_NAME &&
29+ SAFE_OWNER_REPO.test(owner) &&
30+ SAFE_OWNER_REPO.test(repo);
31+
32+// Only allow paths that look like ordinary repo entries — letters,
33+// digits, hyphens, underscores, dots, slashes. Reject anything with
34+// a ".." segment, leading or trailing slashes, or empty segments.
35+const isSafePath = (p: string): boolean => {
36+ if (p === "") return true; // root
37+ if (p.startsWith("/") || p.endsWith("/")) return false;
38+ if (p.includes("//")) return false;
39+ if (!/^[A-Za-z0-9._\/-]+$/.test(p)) return false;
40+ for (const seg of p.split("/")) {
41+ if (seg === "" || seg === "." || seg === "..") return false;
42+ }
43+ return true;
44+};
45+
46+// Strip a leading "tree/<ref>/" or "blob/<ref>/" or "raw/<ref>/" off
47+// a captured pathname suffix, returning { kind, ref, path } or null.
48+// Called from the fallback fetch in c21_app where the URL has been
49+// matched only loosely.
50+export interface RepoBrowseTarget {
51+ kind: "tree" | "blob" | "raw";
52+ ref: string;
53+ path: string;
54+}
55+
56+export const parseRepoBrowsePath = (suffix: string): RepoBrowseTarget | null => {
57+ // suffix is what comes after /GIT/<owner>/<repo>/
58+ // e.g. "tree/main", "tree/main/content/blog", "blob/main/content/blog/foo.md"
59+ const m = /^(tree|blob|raw)\/([^/]+)(?:\/(.*))?$/.exec(suffix);
60+ if (!m) return null;
61+ const kind = m[1] as "tree" | "blob" | "raw";
62+ const ref = m[2]!;
63+ const path = m[3] ?? "";
64+ if (!SAFE_REF.test(ref)) return null;
65+ if (!isSafePath(path)) return null;
66+ return { kind, ref, path };
67+};
68+
69+export const repoBrowseHandler = async (
70+ req: Request,
71+ owner: string,
72+ repo: string,
73+ target: RepoBrowseTarget,
74+): Promise<Response> => {
75+ const fullPath = `/GIT/${owner}/${repo}/${target.kind}/${target.ref}${target.path ? "/" + target.path : ""}`;
76+
77+ if (!isAllowedRepo(owner, repo)) {
78+ const html = await renderNotFound(fullPath);
79+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
80+ }
81+
82+ if (target.kind === "tree") {
83+ const entries = await lsTree(target.ref, target.path);
84+ if (entries === null) {
85+ const html = await renderNotFound(fullPath);
86+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
87+ }
88+ const html = await renderRepoTree({
89+ owner,
90+ repo,
91+ ref: target.ref,
92+ path: target.path,
93+ entries,
94+ });
95+ return htmlResponse(html);
96+ }
97+
98+ if (target.kind === "blob") {
99+ const content = await readBlobAtRef(target.ref, target.path);
100+ if (content === null) {
101+ const html = await renderNotFound(fullPath);
102+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
103+ }
104+ const html = await renderRepoBlob({
105+ owner,
106+ repo,
107+ ref: target.ref,
108+ path: target.path,
109+ content,
110+ });
111+ return htmlResponse(html);
112+ }
113+
114+ // raw
115+ const content = await readBlobAtRef(target.ref, target.path);
116+ if (content === null) {
117+ const html = await renderNotFound(fullPath);
118+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
119+ }
120+ // Markdown files served as text/plain so browsers render them
121+ // inline; everything else also text/plain (we don't try to detect
122+ // language types — c14_git already restricts to UTF-8).
123+ return new Response(content, {
124+ headers: {
125+ "Content-Type": "text/plain; charset=utf-8",
126+ "Cache-Control": "public, max-age=60",
127+ },
128+ });
129+};
added src/d21_handlers_repo_view.ts +207 −0
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1+// c21 (repo-view) — handler that renders the bare /:owner/:repo page.
2+// Composes c14_forgejo (repo + commits via admin API), c31 commits +
3+// games (parsing, kata lookup), c13 verdict store, c51 layout helpers.
4+// Exposed via the c21_app.ts fallback fetch — reserved top-level routes
5+// are matched first, this is the catch-all for /<owner>/<repo>.
6+
7+import {
8+ FORGEJO_URL,
9+ adminApiHeaders,
10+ getUserVisibility,
11+} from "./c14_forgejo.ts";
12+import { parseCommit, computeProgress } from "./a31_commits.ts";
13+import { loadGame } from "./a31_games.ts";
14+import { latestRun } from "./c13_database.ts";
15+import {
16+ renderPage,
17+ renderNotFound,
18+ htmlResponse,
19+ phaseSpan,
20+ relativeTime,
21+} from "./b51_render_layout.ts";
22+
23+interface ForgejoRepoSummary {
24+ description: string;
25+ clone_url: string;
26+ empty: boolean;
27+ private: boolean;
28+}
29+
30+interface ForgejoCommit {
31+ sha: string;
32+ commit: { message: string; author: { name: string; date: string } };
33+}
34+
35+export const renderRepoView = async (
36+ owner: string,
37+ repo: string,
38+ viewer: string | null,
39+): Promise<Response> => {
40+ // Private/limited owners get a 404 to anonymous visitors — but the
41+ // owner themselves (verified via session cookie) can always see
42+ // their own pages.
43+ const ownerVisibility = await getUserVisibility(owner);
44+ if (ownerVisibility !== null && ownerVisibility !== "public" && viewer !== owner) {
45+ const html = await renderNotFound(`/${owner}/${repo}`);
46+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
47+ }
48+
49+ const repoApi = `${FORGEJO_URL}/api/v1/repos/${encodeURIComponent(owner)}/${encodeURIComponent(repo)}`;
50+ const repoRes = await fetch(repoApi, { headers: adminApiHeaders() });
51+ if (repoRes.status === 404) {
52+ const html = await renderNotFound(`/${owner}/${repo}`);
53+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
54+ }
55+ if (!repoRes.ok) {
56+ const html = await renderPage({
57+ title: `${owner}/${repo} — tdd.md`,
58+ bodyMarkdown: `# ${owner}/${repo}\n\n> repository unavailable`,
59+ });
60+ return htmlResponse(html, 502);
61+ }
62+ const info = (await repoRes.json()) as ForgejoRepoSummary;
63+ const cloneUrl = info.clone_url || `https://tdd.md/${owner}/${repo}.git`;
64+ const isPrivate = info.private === true;
65+
66+ // The repo name is by convention the kata id. If the kata exists, the
67+ // header link is meaningful and we know the total step count.
68+ let totalSteps: number | null = null;
69+ let kataExists = false;
70+ try {
71+ const game = await loadGame(repo);
72+ totalSteps = game.steps.length;
73+ kataExists = true;
74+ } catch {
75+ // Repo isn't a known kata — still render, just without step totals.
76+ }
77+
78+ let commits: ForgejoCommit[] = [];
79+ if (!info.empty) {
80+ const commitsRes = await fetch(`${repoApi}/commits?limit=50&stat=false`, {
81+ headers: adminApiHeaders(),
82+ });
83+ if (commitsRes.ok) commits = (await commitsRes.json()) as ForgejoCommit[];
84+ }
85+ const progress = computeProgress(commits);
86+ const verified = progress.verifiedSteps.size;
87+
88+ let status: string;
89+ if (commits.length === 0) {
90+ status = "awaiting first push";
91+ } else if (totalSteps !== null && verified >= totalSteps) {
92+ status = "kata complete";
93+ } else if (verified > 0) {
94+ status = "in progress";
95+ } else {
96+ status = "no verified steps yet";
97+ }
98+ const stepCounter = totalSteps !== null ? `${verified} / ${totalSteps}` : `${verified} / ?`;
99+
100+ let phaseLog: string;
101+ if (commits.length === 0) {
102+ phaseLog = "_No commits yet — push your first `red:` commit to start the cycle._";
103+ } else {
104+ const rows = commits.map((c) => {
105+ const sha = c.sha.slice(0, 7);
106+ const p = parseCommit(c.commit.message);
107+ const subject = (p.subject || c.commit.message.split("\n")[0] || "").replace(/\|/g, "\\|");
108+ const stepCell = p.step ? `\`${p.step}\`` : "—";
109+ return `| \`${sha}\` | ${phaseSpan(p.phase)} | ${stepCell} | ${subject} | ${relativeTime(c.commit.author.date)} |`;
110+ });
111+ phaseLog = `| sha | phase | step | message | when |\n|---|---|---|---|---|\n${rows.join("\n")}`;
112+ }
113+
114+ const kataLink = kataExists
115+ ? `[\`${repo}\` →](/games/${repo})`
116+ : `\`${repo}\``;
117+ const privateBadge = isPrivate ? ` <span class="muted">[private]</span>` : "";
118+
119+ const verdict = latestRun(owner, repo);
120+ const headSha = commits[0]?.sha ?? null;
121+ const verdictStale = verdict !== null && headSha !== null && verdict.headSha !== headSha;
122+
123+ let scoreSection: string;
124+ if (verdict === null) {
125+ scoreSection = `> Not yet judged. The next push triggers a judge run, or [run the judge now](/api/judge/${owner}/${repo}) (POST).\n\nPhase tally: <span class="red">red ${progress.redCount}</span> · <span class="green">green ${progress.greenCount}</span> · <span class="blue">refactor ${progress.refactorCount}</span>${progress.untaggedCount > 0 ? ` · <span class="muted">untagged ${progress.untaggedCount}</span>` : ""}.`;
126+ } else {
127+ const stale = verdictStale ? ` · <span class="muted">stale — newer commits not yet judged</span>` : "";
128+ const sign = verdict.totalScore >= 0 ? "+" : "";
129+ const statusClass = (status: string): string => {
130+ if (status === "verified") return "green";
131+ if (status === "discipline-only") return "blue";
132+ if (status === "no-green") return "muted";
133+ return "red";
134+ };
135+ const modeLabel = (m: string): string => {
136+ const cls = m === "strict" ? "red" : m === "pragmatic" ? "blue" : "green";
137+ return `<span class="${cls}">${m}</span>`;
138+ };
139+ const rows = verdict.steps.length === 0
140+ ? "_No red→green pairs found yet._"
141+ : `| step | red | green | hidden | status | points | explanation |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n` +
142+ verdict.steps.map((s) => {
143+ const cls = statusClass(s.status);
144+ const sign = s.scoreDelta >= 0 ? "+" : "";
145+ const hiddenCell =
146+ s.hiddenPassed === true ? `<span class="green">pass</span>` :
147+ s.hiddenPassed === false ? `<span class="red">fail</span>` :
148+ `<span class="muted">—</span>`;
149+ const explanation = (s.explanation ?? "").replace(/\|/g, "\\|");
150+ return `| \`${s.stepId}\` | \`${s.redSha?.slice(0, 7) ?? "—"}\` | \`${s.greenSha?.slice(0, 7) ?? "—"}\` | ${hiddenCell} | <span class="${cls}">${s.status}</span> | ${sign}${s.scoreDelta} | ${explanation} |`;
151+ }).join("\n");
152+ const refactorRows = (verdict.refactors ?? []).length === 0
153+ ? ""
154+ : `\n\n### refactors\n\n| sha | step | tests | points | explanation |\n|---|---|---|---|---|\n` +
155+ verdict.refactors.map((r) => {
156+ const sign = r.scoreDelta >= 0 ? "+" : "";
157+ const cls = r.testsPassed ? "green" : "red";
158+ const verb = r.testsPassed ? "green" : "broke tests";
159+ const explanation = (r.explanation ?? "").replace(/\|/g, "\\|");
160+ return `| \`${r.sha.slice(0, 7)}\` | ${r.stepId ? `\`${r.stepId}\`` : "—"} | <span class="${cls}">${verb}</span> | ${sign}${r.scoreDelta} | ${explanation} |`;
161+ }).join("\n");
162+ const modeLine = verdict.mode ? `**mode: ${modeLabel(verdict.mode)}** · ` : "";
163+ scoreSection = `${modeLine}**total: ${sign}${verdict.totalScore}** · judged ${relativeTime(new Date(verdict.judgedAt).toISOString())}${stale}\n\n${rows}${refactorRows}`;
164+ }
165+
166+ const body = `# ${owner} · playing ${kataLink}${privateBadge}
167+
168+> ${status}
169+> **${stepCounter}** steps verified
170+
171+## phase log
172+
173+${phaseLog}
174+
175+## score
176+
177+${scoreSection}
178+
179+## clone
180+
181+\`\`\`
182+git clone ${cloneUrl}
183+\`\`\`
184+
185+[← /agents/${owner}](/agents/${owner})${kataExists ? ` · [kata spec →](/games/${repo})` : ""}
186+`;
187+
188+ // Dynamic description tailored to this attempt — gives every agent
189+ // run a unique snippet for search results and social previews instead
190+ // of falling back to the site default.
191+ const totalSnippet =
192+ verdict !== null
193+ ? `, score ${verdict.totalScore >= 0 ? "+" : ""}${verdict.totalScore}`
194+ : "";
195+ const description = kataExists
196+ ? `${owner}'s ${repo} TDD kata attempt on tdd.md — ${verified}${totalSteps !== null ? `/${totalSteps}` : ""} steps verified${totalSnippet}.`
197+ : `${owner}/${repo} on tdd.md — ${commits.length} ${commits.length === 1 ? "commit" : "commits"} in the phase log${totalSnippet}.`;
198+
199+ const html = await renderPage({
200+ title: `${owner} · ${repo}${kataExists ? " TDD kata" : ""} — tdd.md`,
201+ description,
202+ bodyMarkdown: body,
203+ ogPath: `https://tdd.md/${owner}/${repo}`,
204+ active: "agents",
205+ });
206+ return htmlResponse(html);
207+};
added src/d21_handlers_reports.ts +190 −0
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1+// c21 — handlers: the /reports cluster. Demo mockup pages plus the
2+// live readout assembled from the deploy-time commit + test bundles.
3+// Extracted from c21_app.ts per the SAMA Atomic rule.
4+
5+import {
6+ renderPage,
7+ renderNotFound,
8+ htmlResponse,
9+} from "./b51_render_layout.ts";
10+import {
11+ reportsLandingMd,
12+ execSummaryMd,
13+ agentDrilldownMd,
14+ testsOverviewMd,
15+} from "./b51_render_reports.ts";
16+import {
17+ DEMO_REPORTS,
18+ DEMO_PERIOD,
19+ DEMO_ORG,
20+ DEMO_REPOS,
21+ DEMO_SNAPSHOTS,
22+ DEMO_STABILITY,
23+} from "./a31_reports_demo.ts";
24+import { buildLiveReports } from "./c14_real_reports.ts";
25+import { buildLiveTestData } from "./c14_real_tests.ts";
26+import {
27+ LIVE_REPO_OWNER,
28+ LIVE_REPO_NAME,
29+ LIVE_FETCH_COUNT,
30+} from "./a31_site_config.ts";
31+
32+// -------- shared banners + context builders --------
33+
34+const DEMO_BANNER_HTML = `<div class="report-mockup-banner">demo data — design preview with synthetic numbers. Want the real readout? <a href="/reports/live">/reports/live</a> renders the same shape from live tdd.md commits. <a href="/blog/tweag-handbook-tdd">why tdd.md needs this</a></div>`;
35+
36+const LIVE_BANNER_HTML = `<div class="report-mockup-banner">live data — sourced from <a href="https://github.com/${LIVE_REPO_OWNER}/${LIVE_REPO_NAME}">${LIVE_REPO_OWNER}/${LIVE_REPO_NAME}</a> via the public commits API (5-min cache). Agent attribution comes from <code>Co-Authored-By:</code> footers; commits without one are excluded. Phase coverage measures % of commits tagged <code>red:/green:/refactor:</code>.</div>`;
37+
38+const demoContext = () => ({
39+ reports: DEMO_REPORTS,
40+ period: DEMO_PERIOD,
41+ scopeLabel: `${DEMO_REPOS} repos · ${DEMO_ORG}`,
42+ bannerHtml: DEMO_BANNER_HTML,
43+ narrative: {
44+ changedHeading: "what changed this quarter",
45+ changedBody:
46+ "Cursor's score dropped 15 points after agent-mode became default in March; test-deletion incidents climbed from 2% to 14% of refactor commits, concentrated in the `api-gateway` repo. Claude Code's score rose after a phase-tagged commit prefix was added to CLAUDE.md at the end of January. Aider stays steadily high — auto-commit-per-edit prevents most cross-phase cheating on its own.",
47+ doingHeading: "what we're doing",
48+ doingBody:
49+ "- **Cursor in `api-gateway`**: agent-mode disabled for refactor prompts, CONVENTIONS rule \"never delete a test in a refactor commit\" pinned ([details →](/reports/demo/agents/cursor)).\n- **Roll out Claude Code**: copy the CLAUDE.md template that worked in `billing-service` to the other three repos.\n- **Next reading**: 2026-04-30, mid-Q2, to check whether the Cursor fix holds.",
50+ },
51+ footerLinks:
52+ "[per-agent drill-down: Claude Code](/reports/demo/agents/claude-code) · [Cursor](/reports/demo/agents/cursor) · [Aider](/reports/demo/agents/aider) · [tests overview](/reports/demo/tests) · [back to /reports](/reports)",
53+});
54+
55+const liveContext = async () => {
56+ const live = await buildLiveReports(LIVE_REPO_OWNER, LIVE_REPO_NAME, LIVE_FETCH_COUNT);
57+ const period = live.earliest && live.latest
58+ ? `${live.earliest.slice(0, 10)} → ${live.latest.slice(0, 10)}`
59+ : "no commits fetched";
60+ const drillLinks = live.reports
61+ .map((r) => `[${r.name}](/reports/live/agents/${r.slug})`)
62+ .join(" · ");
63+ return {
64+ reports: live.reports,
65+ period,
66+ scopeLabel: `${LIVE_REPO_OWNER}/${LIVE_REPO_NAME} · ${live.totalCommits} commits sampled${live.unknownCount > 0 ? ` (${live.unknownCount} unattributed, excluded)` : ""}`,
67+ bannerHtml: LIVE_BANNER_HTML,
68+ footerLinks: `${drillLinks ? drillLinks + " · " : ""}[tests overview](/reports/live/tests) · [demo preview](/reports/demo) · [back to /reports](/reports)`,
69+ };
70+};
71+
72+// -------- /reports landing --------
73+
74+export const reportsLandingHandler = async (): Promise<Response> => {
75+ const html = await renderPage({
76+ title: "Reports — tdd.md",
77+ description: "Per-agent TDD-discipline reporting over real project repos: trend, failure-mode breakdown, and an exec summary fit for a quarterly readout.",
78+ bodyMarkdown: reportsLandingMd(),
79+ ogPath: "https://tdd.md/reports",
80+ noindex: true,
81+ });
82+ return htmlResponse(html);
83+};
84+
85+// -------- /reports/demo --------
86+
87+export const reportsDemoHandler = async (): Promise<Response> => {
88+ const ctx = demoContext();
89+ const html = await renderPage({
90+ title: "TDD-discipline report · Q1 2026 (demo) — tdd.md",
91+ description: "Mockup of the management-level TDD-discipline report — single page, three agents, with trend and narrative.",
92+ bodyMarkdown: execSummaryMd(ctx),
93+ ogPath: "https://tdd.md/reports/demo",
94+ noindex: true,
95+ });
96+ return htmlResponse(html);
97+};
98+
99+export const reportsDemoTestsHandler = async (): Promise<Response> => {
100+ const html = await renderPage({
101+ title: "Tests overview (demo) — tdd.md",
102+ description: "Mockup of the per-test overview: current pass/fail snapshot per repo plus test stability over the quarter.",
103+ bodyMarkdown: testsOverviewMd({
104+ period: DEMO_PERIOD,
105+ bannerHtml: DEMO_BANNER_HTML,
106+ snapshots: DEMO_SNAPSHOTS,
107+ stability: DEMO_STABILITY,
108+ }),
109+ ogPath: "https://tdd.md/reports/demo/tests",
110+ noindex: true,
111+ });
112+ return htmlResponse(html);
113+};
114+
115+export const reportsDemoAgentHandler = async (req: { params: { slug: string } }): Promise<Response> => {
116+ const slug = req.params.slug as (typeof DEMO_REPORTS)[number]["slug"];
117+ const ctx = demoContext();
118+ const md = agentDrilldownMd(slug, ctx);
119+ if (!md) {
120+ const html = await renderNotFound(`/reports/demo/agents/${slug}`);
121+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
122+ }
123+ const entry = DEMO_REPORTS.find((r) => r.slug === slug)!;
124+ const html = await renderPage({
125+ title: `${entry.name} drill-down (demo) — tdd.md`,
126+ description: `Per-agent drill-down mockup for ${entry.name}: trend, failure-mode breakdown, recent flagged commits with coaching links.`,
127+ bodyMarkdown: md,
128+ ogPath: `https://tdd.md/reports/demo/agents/${slug}`,
129+ noindex: true,
130+ });
131+ return htmlResponse(html);
132+};
133+
134+// -------- /reports/live --------
135+
136+export const reportsLiveHandler = async (): Promise<Response> => {
137+ const ctx = await liveContext();
138+ const html = await renderPage({
139+ title: "TDD-discipline report · live — tdd.md",
140+ description: `Live discipline report built from the real commit history of syntaxai/tdd.md (last ${LIVE_FETCH_COUNT} commits, 5-min cache).`,
141+ bodyMarkdown: execSummaryMd(ctx),
142+ ogPath: "https://tdd.md/reports/live",
143+ noindex: true,
144+ });
145+ return htmlResponse(html);
146+};
147+
148+export const reportsLiveTestsHandler = async (): Promise<Response> => {
149+ const data = await buildLiveTestData(LIVE_REPO_OWNER, LIVE_REPO_NAME);
150+ const ranOn = data.ranAt ? new Date(data.ranAt).toISOString().slice(0, 10) : null;
151+ const period = data.runsCount === 0
152+ ? "no runs in bundle"
153+ : `last run ${ranOn} · ${data.runsCount} run${data.runsCount === 1 ? "" : "s"} cumulative`;
154+ const unavailableNote = data.runsCount === 0
155+ ? "No test runs bundled yet. The next deploy will run `bun test --reporter=junit` on the current HEAD and publish the result here. Stability (flaky %, deletion) builds up as more runs land in the bundle — the demo at [/reports/demo/tests](/reports/demo/tests) shows where this is heading."
156+ : undefined;
157+ const html = await renderPage({
158+ title: "Tests overview · live — tdd.md",
159+ description: `Live test snapshot of ${LIVE_REPO_OWNER}/${LIVE_REPO_NAME} — ${data.runsCount} run${data.runsCount === 1 ? "" : "s"} bundled.`,
160+ bodyMarkdown: testsOverviewMd({
161+ period,
162+ bannerHtml: LIVE_BANNER_HTML,
163+ snapshots: data.snapshots,
164+ stability: data.stability,
165+ unavailableNote,
166+ placeholderTests: data.placeholderTests,
167+ }),
168+ ogPath: "https://tdd.md/reports/live/tests",
169+ });
170+ return htmlResponse(html);
171+};
172+
173+export const reportsLiveAgentHandler = async (req: { params: { slug: string } }): Promise<Response> => {
174+ const ctx = await liveContext();
175+ const slug = req.params.slug as (typeof DEMO_REPORTS)[number]["slug"];
176+ const md = agentDrilldownMd(slug, ctx);
177+ if (!md) {
178+ const html = await renderNotFound(`/reports/live/agents/${slug}`);
179+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
180+ }
181+ const entry = ctx.reports.find((r) => r.slug === slug)!;
182+ const html = await renderPage({
183+ title: `${entry.name} drill-down · live — tdd.md`,
184+ description: `Live drill-down for ${entry.name} on syntaxai/tdd.md — trend, failure-mode breakdown, recent commits.`,
185+ bodyMarkdown: md,
186+ ogPath: `https://tdd.md/reports/live/agents/${slug}`,
187+ noindex: true,
188+ });
189+ return htmlResponse(html);
190+};
added src/d21_handlers_sama.ts +476 −0
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1+// c21 — handlers: the /sama cluster. All routes that live under
2+// /sama/* plus the SKILL raw download and the bundled CLI download.
3+// Extracted from c21_app.ts per the SAMA Atomic rule (the dispatcher
4+// passed the 700-line split threshold).
5+//
6+// Each export is a handler function the dispatcher in c21_app.ts
7+// references inline so Bun.serve still sees literal route keys for
8+// path-parameter type inference.
9+
10+import {
11+ renderNotFound,
12+ htmlResponse,
13+ escape,
14+} from "./b51_render_layout.ts";
15+import { renderDocsPage } from "./b51_render_docs_layout.ts";
16+import { ALL_SAMA } from "./a31_sama.ts";
17+import { parseUrl } from "./c14_request_parse.ts";
18+import {
19+ fetchRepoTree,
20+ fetchRepoRawFile,
21+} from "./c14_github.ts";
22+import { verifySama, type SamaReport } from "./b32_sama_verify.ts";
23+import { LIVE_REPO_OWNER, LIVE_REPO_NAME } from "./a31_site_config.ts";
24+
25+// -------- /skills/sama.md (raw download) --------
26+
27+export const skillsSamaMdHandler = async (): Promise<Response> => {
28+ const md = await Bun.file("./content/sama/skill.md").text();
29+ return new Response(md, {
30+ headers: {
31+ "Content-Type": "text/markdown; charset=utf-8",
32+ "Cache-Control": "public, max-age=300",
33+ },
34+ });
35+};
36+
37+// -------- /sama/skill (HTML viewer of the SKILL.md) --------
38+
39+export const samaSkillHandler = async (): Promise<Response> => {
40+ const raw = await Bun.file("./content/sama/skill.md").text();
41+ // Strip the YAML frontmatter for the HTML render — the .md raw
42+ // download keeps it (that's the agent-installable format).
43+ const stripped = raw.replace(/^---\n[\s\S]*?\n---\n+/, "");
44+ const installNote = `> **Drop into your agent.** Save the raw markdown to your skills directory:
45+>
46+> \`\`\`bash
47+> mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
48+> curl -fsSL https://tdd.md/skills/sama.md -o ~/.claude/skills/sama.md
49+> \`\`\`
50+>
51+> The frontmatter at the top of the file (\`name\`, \`description\`) is what your agent's loader keys off — don't edit it. [View raw markdown →](/skills/sama.md)
52+`;
53+ const body = `${installNote}\n\n${stripped}\n\n---\n\n[← /sama](/sama) · [the four disciplines](/sama) · [back to tdd.md](/)\n`;
54+ const html = await renderDocsPage({
55+ title: "SAMA skill — drop into your agent — tdd.md",
56+ description: "An obra/superpowers-style SKILL.md for the SAMA file-naming convention. Save it to ~/.claude/skills/sama.md and your agent will load the layer-prefix discipline on demand.",
57+ bodyMarkdown: body,
58+ ogPath: "https://tdd.md/sama/skill",
59+ active: "sama",
60+ pathForDocs: "/sama/skill",
61+ });
62+ return htmlResponse(html);
63+};
64+
65+// -------- /sama/v2/verify (the v2 dogfood — runs the v2 verifier
66+// against this repo using sama.profile.toml) --------
67+
68+import { buildSamaV2Input } from "./c14_sama_profile.ts";
69+import { verifySamaV2 } from "./b32_sama_v2_verify.ts";
70+import type { SamaV2Report } from "./a31_sama_v2.ts";
71+
72+const renderV2Report = (report: SamaV2Report): string => {
73+ const summary = report.overallPassed
74+ ? `✓ conforms · profile \`${report.profile}\` · ${report.examined} files examined · ${report.checks.length}/${report.checks.length} checks pass`
75+ : `${report.checks.filter((c) => c.passed).length}/${report.checks.length} checks pass · profile \`${report.profile}\` · ${report.examined} files examined`;
76+ const rows = report.checks
77+ .map((c) => {
78+ const mark = c.passed ? "✓ pass" : `✗ ${c.violations.length} violation${c.violations.length === 1 ? "" : "s"}`;
79+ return `| #${c.id} ${c.name} | ${mark} | ${c.examined} |`;
80+ })
81+ .join("\n");
82+ const details = report.checks
83+ .filter((c) => !c.passed)
84+ .map((c) => {
85+ const head = `### ✗ #${c.id} ${c.name}\n`;
86+ const noteBlock = c.note ? `\n*${c.note}*\n` : "";
87+ const list = c.violations
88+ .map((v) => `- \`${v.file}\` — ${v.detail}`)
89+ .join("\n");
90+ return `${head}${noteBlock}\n${list}\n`;
91+ })
92+ .join("\n");
93+ return `# SAMA v2 — \`syntaxai/tdd.md\` dogfood
94+
95+> ${summary}
96+
97+The verifier in [\`src/c32_sama_v2_verify.ts\`](/GIT/syntaxai/tdd.md/blob/main/src/c32_sama_v2_verify.ts) ingests [\`sama.profile.toml\`](/GIT/syntaxai/tdd.md/blob/main/sama.profile.toml) and runs the seven §4 conformance checks against the current source tree on this server. No clone, no token; the server reads its own \`src/\` and the committed profile, runs the same logic the sibling unit tests cover, and renders the verdict below.
98+
99+| check | verdict | examined |
100+|---|---|---|
101+${rows}
102+
103+${details ? `## Open violations\n\n${details}` : ""}
104+
105+[← /sama/v2](/sama/v2) · [← /sama](/sama) · [the v1 dogfood](/sama/verify?repo=syntaxai/tdd.md)
106+`;
107+};
108+
109+export const samaV2VerifyHandler = async (): Promise<Response> => {
110+ let body: string;
111+ try {
112+ const input = await buildSamaV2Input();
113+ const report = verifySamaV2(input);
114+ body = renderV2Report(report);
115+ } catch (err) {
116+ body = `# SAMA v2 verify — error\n\nThe verifier failed before producing a verdict:\n\n\`\`\`\n${(err as Error).message}\n\`\`\`\n\n[← /sama/v2](/sama/v2)`;
117+ }
118+ const html = await renderDocsPage({
119+ title: "SAMA v2 verify · syntaxai/tdd.md — tdd.md",
120+ description:
121+ "Live dogfood: tdd.md's own source tree run through the SAMA v2 verifier. Reads sama.profile.toml + src/*.ts, applies the seven §4 conformance checks, renders the verdict.",
122+ bodyMarkdown: body,
123+ ogPath: "https://tdd.md/sama/v2/verify",
124+ active: "sama",
125+ pathForDocs: "/sama/v2/verify",
126+ });
127+ return htmlResponse(html);
128+};
129+
130+// -------- /sama/v2 (the SAMA v2 Core Specification — draft) --------
131+
132+export const samaV2Handler = async (): Promise<Response> => {
133+ const md = await Bun.file("./content/sama/v2.md").text();
134+ const html = await renderDocsPage({
135+ title: "SAMA v2 — Core Specification (draft) — tdd.md",
136+ description:
137+ "Draft of the SAMA v2 Core Specification: four canonical layers (Pure / Core / Adapter / Entry), one frozen import law, profiles as the only extension mechanism. Defines the binary conformance gate and the SAMA-independent core metrics for cross-repo empirical measurement.",
138+ bodyMarkdown: md,
139+ ogPath: "https://tdd.md/sama/v2",
140+ active: "sama",
141+ pathForDocs: "/sama/v2",
142+ });
143+ return htmlResponse(html);
144+};
145+
146+// -------- /sama/verify (form + report + dogfood short-circuit) --------
147+
148+const VERIFY_FORM_MD = `# SAMA verify
149+
150+> Paste a public GitHub repo. tdd.md will run the four [SAMA disciplines](/sama) against the default branch — *Sorted* (lower never imports higher), *Architecture* (known layer prefixes), *Modeled* (sibling tests, types in c31_*), *Atomic* (~700-line split + placeholder-test detection) — and return a report. No clone, no token; just one tree-listing API call plus raw-content reads. Cached for an hour per repo.
151+
152+<form method="get" action="/sama/verify" class="sama-verify-form">
153+ <label>
154+ public GitHub repo:
155+ <input type="text" name="repo" placeholder="owner/name" required pattern="[^/\\s]+/[^/\\s]+" />
156+ </label>
157+ <button type="submit">verify</button>
158+</form>
159+
160+Try it on this site: [\`syntaxai/tdd.md\`](/sama/verify?repo=syntaxai/tdd.md) · or any public repo of your own.
161+
162+Limits: anonymous GitHub API quota is 60 requests/hour per IP. Each verify uses one tree-listing call; the rest of the work goes through raw.githubusercontent.com (uncapped). If the verifier returns "rate limit", come back later or use a token-authenticated proxy.
163+
164+[← /sama](/sama)
165+`;
166+
167+const verifyLocalDogfood = async (owner: string, name: string): Promise<SamaReport> => {
168+ const { readdirSync, readFileSync } = await import("node:fs");
169+ const srcDir = "./src";
170+ const tsFiles = readdirSync(srcDir, { withFileTypes: true })
171+ .filter((e) => e.isFile() && e.name.endsWith(".ts"))
172+ .map((e) => e.name)
173+ .sort();
174+ const contents = new Map<string, string>();
175+ for (const f of tsFiles) {
176+ if (/^c\d{2}_/.test(f)) {
177+ contents.set(f, readFileSync(`${srcDir}/${f}`, "utf8"));
178+ }
179+ }
180+ return verifySama({
181+ repoOwner: owner,
182+ repoName: name,
183+ defaultBranch: "main",
184+ srcPaths: tsFiles,
185+ contents,
186+ });
187+};
188+
189+const verifyRemoteRepo = async (owner: string, name: string): Promise<SamaReport> => {
190+ const tree = await fetchRepoTree(owner, name);
191+ const srcEntries = tree.entries
192+ .filter((e) => e.type === "blob" && e.path.startsWith("src/") && e.path.endsWith(".ts"))
193+ .slice(0, 200);
194+ const srcPaths = srcEntries.map((e) => e.path.slice("src/".length));
195+ const samaPaths = srcPaths.filter((p) => /^c\d{2}_/.test(p));
196+ const contents = new Map<string, string>();
197+ const fetches = await Promise.all(
198+ samaPaths.map(async (p) => [p, await fetchRepoRawFile(owner, name, tree.defaultBranch, `src/${p}`)] as const),
199+ );
200+ for (const [p, c] of fetches) {
201+ if (c !== null) contents.set(p, c);
202+ }
203+ return verifySama({
204+ repoOwner: owner,
205+ repoName: name,
206+ defaultBranch: tree.defaultBranch,
207+ srcPaths,
208+ contents,
209+ });
210+};
211+
212+const renderVerifyReport = async (report: SamaReport): Promise<string> => {
213+ const summary = report.overallPassed
214+ ? `> ✓ All four checks passed for [\`${report.repoSlug}\`](https://github.com/${report.repoSlug}) on \`${report.defaultBranch}\` (${report.samaFiles} SAMA files / ${report.testFiles} tests / ${report.totalSrcFiles} total in src/).`
215+ : `> ⚠ ${report.checks.filter((c) => !c.passed).length} of 4 checks failed for [\`${report.repoSlug}\`](https://github.com/${report.repoSlug}) on \`${report.defaultBranch}\`.`;
216+ const checkBlocks = report.checks
217+ .map((c) => {
218+ const status = c.passed ? "✓ pass" : `✗ ${c.violations.length} violation${c.violations.length === 1 ? "" : "s"}`;
219+ const violationsBlock = c.violations.length === 0
220+ ? ""
221+ : `\n\n${c.violations.slice(0, 20).map((v) => `- \`${escape(v.file)}\` — ${escape(v.detail)}`).join("\n")}${c.violations.length > 20 ? `\n- _...and ${c.violations.length - 20} more_` : ""}`;
222+ const noteBlock = c.note ? `\n\n_${escape(c.note)}_` : "";
223+ return `### ${c.letter} — ${c.property} · ${status}\n\nExamined ${c.examined} file${c.examined === 1 ? "" : "s"}.${violationsBlock}${noteBlock}`;
224+ })
225+ .join("\n\n");
226+ const reportMd = `# SAMA verify · \`${report.repoSlug}\`
227+
228+${summary}
229+
230+${checkBlocks}
231+
232+---
233+
234+[← verify another repo](/sama/verify) · [the four SAMA disciplines →](/sama) · [SAMA skill for your agent →](/sama/skill)
235+`;
236+ return renderDocsPage({
237+ title: `SAMA verify · ${report.repoSlug} — tdd.md`,
238+ description: `SAMA verification for ${report.repoSlug}: ${report.overallPassed ? "all four checks passed" : `${report.checks.filter((c) => !c.passed).length}/4 checks failed`}.`,
239+ bodyMarkdown: reportMd,
240+ ogPath: `https://tdd.md/sama/verify?repo=${report.repoSlug}`,
241+ active: "sama",
242+ pathForDocs: "/sama/verify",
243+ editPathOverride: null,
244+ });
245+};
246+
247+export const samaVerifyHandler = async (req: { url: string }): Promise<Response> => {
248+ const urlR = parseUrl(req.url);
249+ const repoArg = urlR.ok ? (urlR.value.searchParams.get("repo") ?? "").trim() : "";
250+
251+ if (!repoArg) {
252+ const html = await renderDocsPage({
253+ title: "SAMA verify — tdd.md",
254+ description: "Paste a public GitHub repo, get the four SAMA disciplines verified mechanically: sorted (lower never imports higher), architecture (known layer prefixes), modeled (sibling tests), atomic (700-line + placeholder-test detection).",
255+ bodyMarkdown: VERIFY_FORM_MD,
256+ ogPath: "https://tdd.md/sama/verify",
257+ active: "sama",
258+ pathForDocs: "/sama/verify",
259+ });
260+ return htmlResponse(html);
261+ }
262+
263+ const m = /^([^\/\s]+)\/([^\/\s]+)$/.exec(repoArg);
264+ if (!m) {
265+ const html = await renderDocsPage({
266+ title: "SAMA verify · bad input — tdd.md",
267+ description: "SAMA verify expects an owner/name repo identifier.",
268+ bodyMarkdown: `# SAMA verify\n\n> Couldn't parse \`${repoArg}\`. Use the form: \`owner/name\`.\n\n[← back](/sama/verify)\n`,
269+ pathForDocs: "/sama/verify",
270+ editPathOverride: null,
271+ ogPath: "https://tdd.md/sama/verify",
272+ active: "sama",
273+ noindex: true,
274+ });
275+ return htmlResponse(html, 400);
276+ }
277+
278+ const [, owner, name] = m;
279+ let report: SamaReport;
280+ try {
281+ // Dogfood short-circuit: tdd.md is a private repo, so the GitHub
282+ // API can't see it. When asked to verify ourselves, read the
283+ // source from the bundled `./src/` directory inside the container.
284+ const isSelf = owner === LIVE_REPO_OWNER && name === LIVE_REPO_NAME;
285+ report = isSelf ? await verifyLocalDogfood(owner!, name!) : await verifyRemoteRepo(owner!, name!);
286+ } catch (e) {
287+ const msg = e instanceof Error ? e.message : String(e);
288+ const html = await renderDocsPage({
289+ title: `SAMA verify · ${owner}/${name} · error — tdd.md`,
290+ description: `SAMA verify could not inspect ${owner}/${name}.`,
291+ bodyMarkdown: `# SAMA verify · \`${owner}/${name}\`\n\n> Couldn't fetch the repo: ${escape(msg)}\n\nMost common causes: the repo is private, the name is wrong, or you've hit GitHub's anonymous rate limit (60/hour). [← try another repo](/sama/verify)\n`,
292+ ogPath: `https://tdd.md/sama/verify?repo=${owner}/${name}`,
293+ active: "sama",
294+ noindex: true,
295+ pathForDocs: "/sama/verify",
296+ editPathOverride: null,
297+ });
298+ return htmlResponse(html, 502);
299+ }
300+
301+ const html = await renderVerifyReport(report);
302+ return htmlResponse(html);
303+};
304+
305+// -------- /sama (landing) --------
306+
307+const SAMA_LANDING_MD = `# SAMA
308+
309+> **Sorted, Architecture, Modeled, Atomic.** Four properties of a codebase that an AI agent can navigate, change, and verify without drift. The acronym is the rule set; each letter has a one-paragraph definition and a verification you can run.
310+
311+This is the file-naming and module-organisation convention this site is built on, shared across two other projects in my workspace. It exists to give an AI agent **one obvious place** for every change — and one mechanical check for every layer rule.
312+
313+## the four disciplines
314+
315+| letter | discipline | one-line rule |
316+|---|---|---|
317+%ROWS%
318+
319+## reading order
320+
321+If you're new to this:
322+1. Start with **[Sorted](/sama/sorted)** — it has the verification grep that everything else is built around.
323+2. Then **[Architecture](/sama/architecture)** — what each layer prefix means.
324+3. Then **[Modeled](/sama/modeled)** — where types and tests live.
325+4. Then **[Atomic](/sama/atomic)** — the split rule that keeps the rest honest as the codebase grows.
326+
327+Each page is short, opinionated, and ends with the common mistakes you'll see if the discipline lapses.
328+
329+## the v2 specification (draft)
330+
331+The four discipline pages above are the practitioner-facing version. The formal, normative version — frozen core + profile mechanism, written so a deterministic verifier in any language can ingest it — lives at **[/sama/v2](/sama/v2)** (draft for v2.0). That doc defines the four canonical layers (Pure / Core / Adapter / Entry), the single import law, the binary conformance gate, and the SAMA-independent core metrics for cross-repo empirical measurement.
332+
333+## drop into your agent
334+
335+For agents that load skills from \`~/.claude/skills/\` (Claude Code, obra/superpowers, etc.), grab the SKILL.md version:
336+
337+\`\`\`bash
338+mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
339+curl -fsSL https://tdd.md/skills/sama.md -o ~/.claude/skills/sama.md
340+\`\`\`
341+
342+The skill is the same content as the four pages here, written in obra/superpowers SKILL.md format with frontmatter, an iron-rule statement, and a verification checklist your agent can run before merging. **[Read it formatted →](/sama/skill)** · **[Raw markdown →](/skills/sama.md)**
343+
344+## verify any public repo
345+
346+Want to know whether a repo follows SAMA without reading its source? Paste the \`owner/name\` and tdd.md will run all four checks against the default branch — *Sorted* (the import-direction grep), *Architecture* (known layer prefixes), *Modeled* (sibling tests), *Atomic* (700-line + placeholder-test detection). Pass/fail per discipline, with violation lists. **[verify a repo on the web →](/sama/verify)** · or try it on this site: [\`syntaxai/tdd.md\`](/sama/verify?repo=syntaxai/tdd.md).
347+
348+## the \`sama\` CLI
349+
350+The web verifier is good for ad-hoc checks. For CI and pre-commit, install the standalone CLI — same checks, no network needed for local repos:
351+
352+\`\`\`bash
353+mkdir -p ~/.local/bin
354+curl -fsSL https://tdd.md/tools/sama-cli -o ~/.local/bin/sama
355+chmod +x ~/.local/bin/sama
356+sama --help
357+\`\`\`
358+
359+Two subcommands:
360+
361+\`\`\`bash
362+sama check # verify the current repo's src/
363+sama check --json # JSON output for piping into CI tooling
364+sama verify-repo owner/name # verify a public GitHub repo (no token)
365+\`\`\`
366+
367+Exit codes: \`0\` on pass, \`1\` if any check fails, \`2\` on error. The CLI is a single Bun bundle (~14 KB). [Bun](https://bun.sh) needs to be on \`PATH\`.
368+
369+### pre-commit hook
370+
371+Add to \`.git/hooks/pre-commit\` (or via \`husky\`, \`pre-commit\`, \`lefthook\`):
372+
373+\`\`\`bash
374+#!/usr/bin/env bash
375+# Block commits that violate SAMA layer/atomic/modeled rules.
376+exec sama check
377+\`\`\`
378+
379+### GitHub Action
380+
381+\`\`\`yaml
382+# .github/workflows/sama.yml
383+name: sama
384+on: [push, pull_request]
385+jobs:
386+ verify:
387+ runs-on: ubuntu-latest
388+ steps:
389+ - uses: actions/checkout@v4
390+ - uses: oven-sh/setup-bun@v2
391+ - run: |
392+ curl -fsSL https://tdd.md/tools/sama-cli -o sama
393+ chmod +x sama
394+ ./sama check
395+\`\`\`
396+
397+If the rule lives in a hook or an action that fails the build, the harness can't talk the agent out of it. That is the whole point of the [corpus post](/blog/agentic-coding-corpus-three-patterns) and the next step from the [from-rules-to-checks](/blog/from-rules-to-checks) wrap-up.
398+
399+## the case behind it
400+
401+Two long-form pieces that argue *why* SAMA is shaped this way:
402+
403+- [**The Claude Code harness postmortem read through TDD + SAMA**](/blog/claude-code-harness-postmortem) — ThePaSch's r/ClaudeAI audit (40+ hidden reminders, 5 gag-order sites, 158 prompt versions in 11 days) read against the iron law and the verification grep. *The harness is loud; the diff doesn't have to be.*
404+- [**Three patterns ten threads converge on**](/blog/agentic-coding-corpus-three-patterns) — a six-month corpus of r/ClaudeAI, r/ClaudeCode, r/AgentsOfAI failure-mode threads. Per-pattern mitigation tables map each thread to the SAMA / iron-law rule that catches or prevents it.
405+
406+If you're reading these for the first time, the order to take them is harness postmortem → corpus → back here.
407+
408+## why these four together
409+
410+Each property fixes a different failure mode:
411+
412+- *Sorted* fails when imports go in any direction → grep proves the rule.
413+- *Architecture* fails when responsibilities blur → the prefix is the contract.
414+- *Modeled* fails when types and tests scatter → siblings are mandatory.
415+- *Atomic* fails when files swell → the ~700-line split keeps atoms small.
416+
417+Pick one and you'll claw back some clarity. Pick all four and the codebase becomes the kind an agent can be left alone with — there is exactly one right place for any change, and a one-line shell command that proves the layer rule.
418+
419+The blog post [*Red, tokens, atoms*](/blog/three-constraints-agentic-coding) argues SAMA also compounds with TDD and Claude Code's token-saving discipline; the four properties on this page are the *Atomic* / *Modeled* / *Architecture* / *Sorted* halves of that story.
420+
421+[← back to tdd.md](/) · [the blog](/blog) · [the guides](/guides)
422+`;
423+
424+export const samaLandingHandler = async (): Promise<Response> => {
425+ const rows = ALL_SAMA
426+ .map((d) => `| **[${d.letter} — ${d.title}](/sama/${d.slug})** | ${d.rule} |`)
427+ .join("\n");
428+ const body = SAMA_LANDING_MD.replace("%ROWS%", rows);
429+ const html = await renderDocsPage({
430+ title: "SAMA — sorted, architecture, modeled, atomic — tdd.md",
431+ description: "SAMA is a four-property file-naming and module convention for codebases that AI agents work in: sorted by layer prefix, architecture as a contract, models with siblings, atomic files. One page per discipline.",
432+ bodyMarkdown: body,
433+ ogPath: "https://tdd.md/sama",
434+ active: "sama",
435+ pathForDocs: "/sama",
436+ editPathOverride: null,
437+ });
438+ return htmlResponse(html);
439+};
440+
441+// -------- /sama/:slug (per-discipline content page) --------
442+
443+export const samaSlugHandler = async (req: { params: { slug: string } }): Promise<Response> => {
444+ const slug = req.params.slug;
445+ const entry = ALL_SAMA.find((d) => d.slug === slug);
446+ if (!entry) {
447+ const html = await renderNotFound(`/sama/${slug}`);
448+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
449+ }
450+ const file = Bun.file(`./content/sama/${slug}.md`);
451+ if (!(await file.exists())) {
452+ const html = await renderNotFound(`/sama/${slug}`);
453+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
454+ }
455+ const md = await file.text();
456+ const html = await renderDocsPage({
457+ title: `SAMA · ${entry.letter} — ${entry.title} — tdd.md`,
458+ description: entry.description,
459+ bodyMarkdown: md,
460+ ogPath: `https://tdd.md/sama/${slug}`,
461+ active: "sama",
462+ pathForDocs: `/sama/${slug}`,
463+ });
464+ return htmlResponse(html);
465+};
466+
467+// -------- /tools/sama-cli (binary download) --------
468+
469+export const samaCliResponse = (): Response =>
470+ new Response(Bun.file("./public/sama-cli"), {
471+ headers: {
472+ "Content-Type": "text/javascript; charset=utf-8",
473+ "Content-Disposition": 'inline; filename="sama"',
474+ "Cache-Control": "public, max-age=300",
475+ },
476+ });
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1+// c21 — handler: serves the raw markdown source of an editable doc
2+// page from the main domain. Replaces the previous "view source on
3+// git.tdd.md" link so the docs site doesn't depend on the Forgejo
4+// subdomain for "view source". Reuses c32_edit_resolve so the same
5+// allowlist (sama / guides / blog + safe slug regex) protects both
6+// the editor and the raw view from path traversal.
7+
8+import { resolveEdit } from "./b32_edit_resolve.ts";
9+import { renderNotFound, htmlResponse } from "./b51_render_layout.ts";
10+
11+// The route literal is `/content/:section/:filename` and the handler
12+// requires the filename to end in `.md`. We don't use `:slug.md`
13+// because Bun's path parser treats that as a single param literally
14+// named "slug.md", which makes the URL un-typeable.
15+export const rawSourceHandler = async (
16+ req: Request & { params: { section: string; filename: string } },
17+): Promise<Response> => {
18+ const fullPath = `/content/${req.params.section}/${req.params.filename}`;
19+ const notFound = async (): Promise<Response> => {
20+ const html = await renderNotFound(fullPath);
21+ return htmlResponse(html, 404);
22+ };
23+ if (!req.params.filename.endsWith(".md")) return await notFound();
24+ const slug = req.params.filename.slice(0, -3);
25+ const resolved = resolveEdit(req.params.section, slug);
26+ if (!resolved) return await notFound();
27+ const file = Bun.file(`./${resolved.filePath}`);
28+ if (!(await file.exists())) return await notFound();
29+ // text/plain so browsers render the markdown source inline rather
30+ // than offering a download. UTF-8 is fixed because the content/ dir
31+ // is UTF-8 throughout (verified by sama-verify).
32+ return new Response(await file.text(), {
33+ headers: {
34+ "Content-Type": "text/plain; charset=utf-8",
35+ "Cache-Control": "public, max-age=60",
36+ },
37+ });
38+};
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1+// c21 — handlers: Forgejo push-webhook entry point. HMAC-verified, fires
2+// `judge()` in the background and acks immediately so the upstream push
3+// hook doesn't time out while we're checking out commits. Extracted
4+// from c21_app.ts per the SAMA Atomic rule — separate file from the
5+// manual /api/judge trigger because the auth model (HMAC vs. bearer)
6+// and the failure semantics (ack-and-fire vs. wait-for-verdict) are
7+// genuinely different concepts.
8+
9+import { judge } from "./c14_judge.ts";
10+import { parseJson } from "./c14_request_parse.ts";
11+import { timingSafeEqual, hmacSha256Hex } from "./b32_session.ts";
12+
13+export const forgejoWebhookHandler = async (req: Request): Promise<Response> => {
14+ if (req.method !== "POST") return new Response("POST only", { status: 405 });
15+ const secret = process.env.WEBHOOK_SECRET;
16+ if (!secret) return new Response("webhook not configured", { status: 503 });
17+
18+ const body = await req.text();
19+ const provided =
20+ req.headers.get("x-forgejo-signature") ?? req.headers.get("x-gitea-signature") ?? "";
21+ const expected = await hmacSha256Hex(secret, body);
22+ if (provided.length !== expected.length || !timingSafeEqual(provided, expected)) {
23+ return new Response("invalid signature", { status: 401 });
24+ }
25+
26+ const parsed = parseJson<{ repository?: { owner?: { login?: string }; name?: string }; ref?: string }>(body);
27+ if (!parsed.ok) return new Response("invalid json", { status: 400 });
28+ const payload = parsed.value;
29+ const owner = payload.repository?.owner?.login;
30+ const repo = payload.repository?.name;
31+ if (!owner || !repo) return new Response("missing owner/repo", { status: 400 });
32+
33+ // Fire the judge in the background; ack immediately so Forgejo
34+ // doesn't time out while we're checking out commits.
35+ void judge(owner, repo).catch((err) => {
36+ console.error(`judge failed for ${owner}/${repo}:`, err);
37+ });
38+ return Response.json({ accepted: true, owner, repo });
39+};

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