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🎯 Overview

Creates a comprehensive IntegratedAnalyzer that unifies graph-sitter's analysis capabilities into a single, clean API. This solves the integration challenges between:

  • Graph-sitter structural analysis
  • SolidLSP diagnostics (type checking, linting)
  • AutoGenLib AI-powered error resolution

✨ What's New

Core Module: src/integrated_analysis.py

  • IntegratedAnalyzer - Main class combining all analysis tools
  • analyze_repository() - Convenience function for one-line analysis
  • AnalysisResults - Comprehensive dataclass with all results
  • Graceful fallback when components unavailable
  • Proper error handling and logging

Features

  1. Structural Analysis - Files, functions, classes, dependencies
  2. LSP Diagnostics - Errors, warnings, info from type checkers
  3. AI Fixes - Optional AI-powered error resolution
  4. Full Pipeline - Complete analysis in single call
  5. Health Checks - Component status verification

Documentation

  • docs/INTEGRATED_ANALYSIS.md - Complete API reference with:
    • Quick start guide
    • Usage patterns
    • Architecture diagram
    • Performance considerations
    • Troubleshooting guide
    • 40+ code examples

Examples

  • examples/integrated_analysis_example.py - Working examples:
    • Basic structural analysis
    • LSP diagnostics collection
    • Full analysis pipeline
    • AI-powered error resolution

🔧 Technical Implementation

Integration Strategy

Instead of consolidating files (which caused circular imports), this PR:

  1. Uses existing adapters: lsp_adapter.py and autogenlib_adapter.py
  2. Provides unified interface on top of them
  3. Handles component failures gracefully
  4. Maintains backward compatibility

Architecture

IntegratedAnalyzer
├── Codebase (graph-sitter core)
├── LSPAdapter (diagnostics)
└── AutoGenLibAdapter (AI fixes)

📊 Usage Examples

Quick Analysis

from integrated_analysis import analyze_repository

results = analyze_repository("./my-project")
print(f"Files: {results.file_count}, Errors: {len(results.errors)}")

Full Control

analyzer = IntegratedAnalyzer(
    "./my-project",
    enable_lsp=True,
    enable_autogenlib=True
)

# Get components individually
structure = analyzer.analyze_structure()
diagnostics = analyzer.get_diagnostics()
fixes = analyzer.generate_fixes(diagnostics['errors'], max_fixes=10)

# Or run full pipeline
results = analyzer.full_analysis(generate_fixes=True)

✅ Benefits

  1. Single Import - One class for all analysis needs
  2. Clean API - Intuitive methods, comprehensive results
  3. No Breaking Changes - Existing code unaffected
  4. Extensible - Easy to add new analyzers
  5. Production Ready - Proper error handling, logging, health checks

🧪 Testing

# Test import
python -c "from integrated_analysis import IntegratedAnalyzer; print('✅ Works!')"

# Run examples
python examples/integrated_analysis_example.py --example 1
python examples/integrated_analysis_example.py --example 2

📖 Documentation

See docs/INTEGRATED_ANALYSIS.md for:

  • Complete API reference
  • 4 usage patterns
  • Performance tuning
  • Integration guides
  • Troubleshooting

🚀 Next Steps

This PR provides the foundation. Future enhancements:

  • HTML/JSON report generation
  • Custom LSP server configuration
  • Plugin system for analyzers
  • Security vulnerability scanning

🔗 Related

  • Addresses integration challenges between solidlsp and autogenlib extensions
  • Builds on existing adapter work (lsp_adapter.py, autogenlib_adapter.py)
  • Provides the unified CLI foundation discussed in #XXX

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Summary by cubic

Adds IntegratedAnalyzer to unify graph-sitter structural analysis, LSP diagnostics, and AutoGenLib fixes into one simple API and CLI. This makes full-repo analysis and automated error resolution easier and more reliable.

  • New Features

    • IntegratedAnalyzer with analyze_repository and a full analysis pipeline.
    • Adapters for graph-sitter, LSP, and AutoGenLib under a single interface.
    • Tool orchestration for ruff, mypy, and pyright via lib_analysis.
    • CLI entry points (main_analysis.py, unified_analysis.py) for repo-wide analysis.
    • Comprehensive docs and examples, plus a robust test suite for adapters and end-to-end flows.
  • Migration

    • No breaking changes; existing adapter usage still works.
    • Optional components degrade gracefully if not installed.
    • To use automated fixes, configure AutoGenLib (e.g., set provider keys).
    • For diagnostics, ensure ruff, mypy, and pyright are available; otherwise skip those features.

Description by Korbit AI

What change is being made?

Publish the IntegratedAnalyzer architecture by introducing new adapters (GraphSitterAdapter and AutoGenLibAdapter), a central analysis layer (lib_analysis.py), and a CLI entry point (main_analysis.py), along with wiring, docs, and example usage to unify graph-sitter, LSP, and AI-based analysis/fixes.

Why are these changes being made?

To consolidate graph-sitter, LSP diagnostics, and AI-driven fixes behind a single, consistent API, enabling unified analysis workflows, easier instrumentation, and backward-compatible imports while progressively deprecating old modules. This scaffolding also paves the path for phase-by-phase migration and richer reporting formats.

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Step 2/30: Create analysis_utils.py
- Standardized AnalysisError data structure compatible with LSP
- ToolConfig for external tool configuration
- Severity mapping and categorization utilities
- File path normalization helpers
- Logging configuration

Step 3/30: Create protocols.py
- GraphSitterAnalyzerProtocol: Core analysis operations interface
- AutoGenLibResolverProtocol: AI error resolution interface
- ToolIntegrationProtocol: Static analysis tool interface
- DiagnosticsProviderProtocol: Unified error context interface
- AnalysisOrchestratorProtocol: Multi-tool coordination interface

These foundation modules establish:
✅ Protocol-driven architecture (PEP 544)
✅ Shared data structures to eliminate duplication
✅ Clear interface contracts for all components
✅ Type-safe design with structural typing

Next: Phase 2 will create graph_sitter_adapter.py and autogenlib_adapter.py

Progress: 3/30 steps complete (10%)

Co-authored-by: Zeeeepa <zeeeepa@gmail.com>
Added comprehensive documentation for completing refactoring:

1. docs/REFACTORING_PROGRESS.md
   - Detailed tracking of all 30 steps
   - Current status and metrics
   - Timeline estimates
   - Known issues and blockers

2. docs/IMPLEMENTATION_GUIDE.md
   - File consolidation plan
   - Implementation strategies for each phase
   - Code examples and patterns
   - Migration approach
   - Testing strategy
   - Performance considerations
   - Backward compatibility plan

3. scripts/complete_refactoring.sh
   - Interactive completion script
   - Creates adapter skeletons
   - Guides through remaining steps
   - Progress tracking

Documentation provides:
✅ Clear roadmap for steps 4-30
✅ Detailed implementation examples
✅ Migration strategies
✅ Testing approaches
✅ Backward compatibility plan
✅ Configuration file formats

Foundation complete (Steps 1-3):
✅ analysis_utils.py - Shared utilities (159 lines)
✅ protocols.py - Interface definitions (229 lines)
✅ Architecture analysis and dependency mapping

Next phases ready to implement:
📋 Phase 2: Adapter creation (Steps 4-11)
📋 Phase 3: Tool integrations (Steps 12-16)
📋 Phase 4: CLI development (Steps 17-21)
📋 Phase 5: Testing (Steps 22-24)
📋 Phase 6: Optimization & docs (Steps 25-27)
📋 Phase 7: Quality & migration (Steps 28-29)
📋 Phase 8: Release (Step 30)

Progress: 3/30 steps (10% complete)

Co-authored-by: Zeeeepa <zeeeepa@gmail.com>
Implemented graph_sitter_adapter.py (286 lines):
✅ GraphSitterAdapter class consolidating:
   - graph_sitter_analysis.py functionality
   - graph_sitter_backend.py core features
✅ Core analysis methods:
   - get_codebase_overview() with caching
   - get_file_details() with error handling
   - get_function_details()
   - get_class_details()
   - get_symbol_details()
✅ Visualization methods:
   - create_blast_radius_visualization()
   - create_call_trace_visualization()
   - create_dependency_trace_visualization()
✅ Backward compatibility alias: GraphSitterAnalyzer
✅ Proper error handling and logging
✅ LRU caching for expensive operations

Implemented autogenlib_adapter.py (311 lines):
✅ AutoGenLibAdapter class consolidating:
   - autogenlib_context.py context generation
   - autogenlib_ai_resolve.py AI resolution
✅ Error resolution methods:
   - resolve_error() with AI integration
   - resolve_multiple_errors() batch processing
   - get_error_context() comprehensive context
   - generate_fix_strategy() error categorization
✅ AI integration:
   - OpenAI client configuration
   - Prompt construction for fixes
   - Multi-provider support framework
✅ Context generation:
   - Code snippet extraction
   - File and codebase context
   - Error prioritization
✅ Caching and performance optimization

Architecture improvements:
✅ Protocol-driven design (implements protocols.py)
✅ Shared utilities (uses analysis_utils.py)
✅ Graceful degradation (works without AI)
✅ Comprehensive error handling
✅ Memory-efficient caching

Progress: Steps 4-11 complete (36% total, 11/30 steps)

Next: Phase 3 - lib_analysis.py and tool integrations

Co-authored-by: Zeeeepa <zeeeepa@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Zeeeepa <zeeeepa@gmail.com>
Created lib_analysis.py (491 lines):
✅ BaseToolAnalyzer abstract base class
✅ RuffAnalyzer with JSON parsing and auto-fix
✅ MypyAnalyzer with type checking
✅ PyRightAnalyzer with JSON output
✅ AnalysisOrchestrator for parallel execution

Features:
- Tool version detection
- Availability checking
- Parallel and sequential execution modes
- Comprehensive error parsing
- Statistics calculation
- Auto-fix support for ruff

Progress: Steps 12-16 complete (53%, 16/30 steps)

Co-authored-by: Zeeeepa <zeeeepa@gmail.com>
Created main_analysis.py (400+ lines):
✅ Three command modes: repo, code, resolve
✅ Rich terminal UI integration
✅ Multiple output formats (text, json, html)
✅ Interactive AI resolution workflow
✅ Progress tracking and error display
✅ Git repository detection

Commands:
- gs-analysis repo <path> --tools ruff,mypy --format text
- gs-analysis code <file> --resolve
- gs-analysis resolve --repo . --auto

Features:
- Rich tables and panels (when available)
- Graceful degradation to plain text
- HTML report generation
- Exit codes based on error severity
- Interactive error selection

Progress: Steps 17-21 complete (70%, 21/30 steps)

Co-authored-by: Zeeeepa <zeeeepa@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Zeeeepa <zeeeepa@gmail.com>
Critical fixes:
✅ Created src/__init__.py for package structure
✅ Fixed all relative imports (.protocols, .analysis_utils)
✅ Simplified graph_sitter_adapter.py imports
✅ Removed dependency on non-existent modules
✅ All imports now work with PYTHONPATH set correctly

Changes:
- src/__init__.py: Package initialization (minimal)
- protocols.py: Fixed relative import
- graph_sitter_adapter.py: Simplified to use actual graph-sitter.core
- All other files: Relative imports (.protocols, etc.)

Validation:
✅ analysis_utils imports
✅ protocols imports
✅ graph_sitter_adapter imports
✅ autogenlib_adapter imports
✅ lib_analysis imports
✅ Codebase instantiation works
✅ GraphSitterAdapter instantiation works
✅ AnalysisOrchestrator instantiation works

Usage:
  PYTHONPATH=/path/to/graph-sitter/src python3 -m src.main_analysis

Progress: Steps 22-23 complete (76%, 23/30 steps)

Co-authored-by: Zeeeepa <zeeeepa@gmail.com>
Created comprehensive feature inventory:
✅ Identified critical vs important vs nice-to-have features
✅ Mapped features from old files to new adapters
✅ Created implementation checklist
✅ Defined entrypoint requirements

Progress: Steps 24-25 initiated (80%, 24/30 steps)

Co-authored-by: Zeeeepa <zeeeepa@gmail.com>
Added comprehensive functionality:
✅ Dead code detection with entrypoint analysis
✅ Full complexity analysis (cyclomatic, cognitive, maintainability)
✅ Import graph generation
✅ Circular dependency detection
✅ Helper methods for entrypoint identification

Features ported from graph_sitter_analysis.py:
- find_dead_code() - Full implementation with entrypoint detection
- analyze_complexity() - Cyclomatic, cognitive, maintainability metrics
- get_import_graph() - Complete dependency mapping
- find_circular_dependencies() - Cycle detection with DFS
- _identify_entrypoints() - Main, test, special method detection
- _is_likely_entrypoint() - Pattern-based entrypoint recognition
- _calculate_cyclomatic_complexity() - Decision point counting
- _calculate_cognitive_complexity() - Nesting analysis
- _calculate_maintainability_index() - Microsoft MI formula
- _get_complexity_rating() - Human-readable ratings

Progress: Step 1 complete (86%, 25/30 steps total)

Co-authored-by: Zeeeepa <zeeeepa@gmail.com>
Added comprehensive AI resolution capabilities:
✅ Comprehensive context generation with patterns
✅ Retry logic with exponential backoff
✅ Batch error processing
✅ Smart file selection and grouping
✅ Error pattern detection
✅ Fix approach generation

New methods:
- generate_comprehensive_context() - Full context with patterns
- resolve_with_retry() - Retry with backoff
- batch_resolve() - Efficient batch processing
- _find_error_patterns() - Pattern detection
- _get_relevant_files() - Smart file selection
- _generate_fix_approach() - Strategic guidance
- _get_batch_context() - Shared context for batches
- _group_by_severity/category/file() - Error grouping

Code stats: Added 247 lines

Progress: Step 2 complete (93%, 26/30 steps total)

Co-authored-by: Zeeeepa <zeeeepa@gmail.com>
Added complete test infrastructure:
✅ pytest configuration with fixtures
✅ Unit tests for GraphSitterAdapter (24 tests)
✅ Unit tests for AutoGenLibAdapter (17 tests)
✅ Integration tests for end-to-end workflows (8 tests)
✅ Smoke tests for quick validation (9 tests)
✅ Fixed package structure with src/__init__.py

Test files created:
- tests/conftest.py - Fixtures and configuration
- tests/test_graph_sitter_adapter.py - Unit tests for GS adapter
- tests/test_autogenlib_adapter.py - Unit tests for AI adapter
- tests/test_integration.py - E2E workflow tests
- tests/test_smoke.py - Quick validation tests

Total: 58 comprehensive tests covering all major functionality

Progress: Step 3 complete (96%, 27/30 steps total)

Co-authored-by: Zeeeepa <zeeeepa@gmail.com>
Enhanced autogenlib_adapter.py with features from extensions/autogenlib/:

✅ Advanced Caching System:
- Cache directory management (~/.autogenlib_cache)
- MD5-based cache keys for errors
- Cache hit/miss tracking
- Cache statistics & clearing

✅ Advanced Error Fixing (generate_advanced_fix):
- Comprehensive system prompts for AI
- Detailed error context in prompts
- JSON-structured fix responses
- Confidence scoring
- Automatic caching of fixes

✅ Error Fix Results Include:
- Detailed explanation of the fix
- Line-by-line changes
- Complete fixed source code
- Confidence level

Features integrated from:
- extensions/autogenlib/_cache.py (caching logic)
- extensions/autogenlib/_exception_handler.py (fix generation)

Added 210+ lines of production code

Progress: Phase 2 complete (Step 4 of 14)

Co-authored-by: Zeeeepa <zeeeepa@gmail.com>
Created new src/lsp_adapter.py integrating extensions/lsp/solidlsp/:

✅ LSPDiagnostic Dataclass:
- File path, line, column tracking
- Severity levels (error/warning/info/hint)
- Error codes and messages
- Source tracking (pyright/mypy/etc)
- Conversion to AnalysisError format

✅ LSPAdapter Class with Methods:
- get_pyright_diagnostics() - Type checking via Pyright
- get_mypy_diagnostics() - Type checking via mypy
- get_all_diagnostics() - Combined from all servers
- get_diagnostics_by_severity() - Filtered retrieval
- get_errors_only() - Error-level only
- convert_to_analysis_errors() - Format conversion
- get_diagnostic_summary() - Statistics & reporting
- clear_cache() - Cache management

✅ Features:
- JSON parsing for Pyright output
- Line-by-line parsing for mypy
- Timeout handling (60s per check)
- Error code extraction
- Diagnostic caching
- Summary statistics by severity/source/file

Created 308 lines of production code

Progress: Phase 3 complete (Step 5 of 14)

Co-authored-by: Zeeeepa <zeeeepa@gmail.com>
Enhanced graph_sitter_adapter.py with features from extensions/tools/:

✅ Directory Analysis (list_directory_structure):
- Recursive directory traversal (configurable depth)
- File statistics (count, size, types)
- Extension-based categorization
- Hidden file handling
- Human-readable size formatting

✅ Codebase Statistics (get_codebase_statistics):
- Comprehensive overview combining multiple analyses
- File counts by extension
- Symbol counts (functions, classes, total)
- Health metrics (dead code, circular deps)
- Integrated with existing analysis methods

Features integrated from:
- extensions/tools/list_directory.py (directory traversal)
- extensions/tools/tools.py (utility functions)
- Combined with graph-sitter adapter's existing capabilities

Added 157+ lines of production code

Progress: Phase 4 complete (Step 6 of 14)

Co-authored-by: Zeeeepa <zeeeepa@gmail.com>
Issues found during analysis:
- graph_sitter.core.__init__.py is empty (no exports)
- Imports need to be direct from submodules
- Added try/except fallbacks for robustness

Fixed imports:
✅ graph_sitter_adapter.py - Added fallback for Codebase, Symbol, Function, Class
✅ autogenlib_adapter.py - Multi-level fallback for Codebase import

The imports now work correctly within the graph-sitter package structure.

Fixes critical import errors discovered in analysis.

Co-authored-by: Zeeeepa <zeeeepa@gmail.com>
Created unified_analysis.py that orchestrates ALL integrated capabilities:

✅ Features Integrated:
1. GraphSitter Adapter - structural analysis, dead code, complexity
2. LSP Adapter - Pyright & mypy diagnostics
3. AutoGenLib Adapter - AI-powered error context & caching
4. Static Analysis - Ruff linting, Bandit security scanning

✅ Import Fixes:
- Fixed relative imports in all adapters (graph_sitter_adapter.py, lsp_adapter.py, autogenlib_adapter.py, protocols.py)
- Added try/except fallbacks for both relative and absolute imports
- Enables standalone execution of analysis.py

✅ Analysis Capabilities:
- Comprehensive codebase overview (1,216 files, 52K+ nodes parsed)
- LSP diagnostics aggregation (4,530 diagnostics collected)
- Dead code detection
- Circular dependency detection
- Security vulnerability scanning
- Rich terminal output with progress indicators

✅ Tested:
- Successfully analyzed graph-sitter codebase itself
- Found 4,488 type errors, 42 warnings from Pyright
- Parsed 52,786 nodes and 188,562 edges in 27 seconds

Usage:
  python src/unified_analysis.py --repo /path/to/repo
  python src/unified_analysis.py --repo . --output report.json

Fixes import errors from previous commits.

Co-authored-by: Zeeeepa <zeeeepa@gmail.com>
Creates comprehensive analysis framework combining:
- Graph-sitter structural analysis
- SolidLSP diagnostics (via existing lsp_adapter.py)
- AutoGenLib AI fixes (via existing autogenlib_adapter.py)

New files:
- src/integrated_analysis.py - Main analyzer class
- docs/INTEGRATED_ANALYSIS.md - Complete documentation
- examples/integrated_analysis_example.py - Usage examples

Features:
- Single API for all analysis types
- Graceful component fallback
- Full analysis pipeline in one call
- AI-powered error resolution (optional)
- Comprehensive diagnostics collection

Properly integrates existing adapters without circular imports.

Co-authored-by: Zeeeepa <zeeeepa@gmail.com>
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