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(MOT-4951) feat(ide): coder::find-relevant — judge-ranked code discovery (jevgrep port) - #1279
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds ChangesFind Relevant
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SearchTab
participant CoderClient
participant FindRelevant
participant Judge
SearchTab->>CoderClient: Send query, path, and timeout
CoderClient->>FindRelevant: Call coder::find-relevant
FindRelevant->>Judge: Submit navigation and evidence evaluations
Judge-->>FindRelevant: Return scores
FindRelevant-->>CoderClient: Return ranked files and status
CoderClient-->>SearchTab: Provide response for display
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Agents can currently call the new find-relevant tool and send repository file text to the hosted judge, contrary to the documented restriction. Open concerns also remain about the concurrency limit, directory-listing jail escapes, and Ask mode ignoring file filters. Resolve these before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Code discovery now sends readable workspace content to a potentially hosted service. Access controls limit the scope, but explicitly selecting a hidden directory can expose token-bearing files that the disclosure filters do not recognize. Retained concerns
Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 61.94% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 310 functions across 34 files. (5 skipped: 5 unsupported.) ✨ Finishing Touches 💡 2📝 Generate docstrings 💡
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Review comments at @ide/src/code/find_relevant/walk.rs:
- Around line 188-204: Update Tree::list to validate the walk root with
symlink_metadata before walking, returning an unreadable empty Listing unless
the metadata identifies a directory. After collecting entries, use the existing
stable check with the captured metadata and return the same unreadable result if
the root changed.
Review comments at @ide/ui/src/page/SearchTab.tsx:
- Line 160: Update the Ask-mode UI around coderFindRelevant so users cannot set
active include or exclude file filters that the request ignores; hide or disable
those controls in Ask mode, or extend the request and worker to apply the
selected filters.
Review comments at @judge-typesafe/src/client.rs:
- Line 199: Update the concurrency-change logic around the `pool` assignment so
configuration snapshots reuse one shared admission controller instead of
creating independent semaphores; let in-flight requests finish while subsequent
admissions use the current limit. Add a test that changes concurrency while a
batch still has unsent evaluations and verifies the updated limit applies.
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| pub fn list(&self, dir: &str, limit: usize) -> Listing { | ||
| let path = if dir == "." { | ||
| self.root.clone() | ||
| } else { | ||
| self.root.join(dir) | ||
| }; | ||
| let mut walker = ignore::WalkBuilder::new(&path); | ||
| walker | ||
| .max_depth(Some(1)) | ||
| .follow_links(false) | ||
| .hidden(true) | ||
| .parents(true) | ||
| .ignore(true) | ||
| .git_ignore(true) | ||
| .git_global(true) | ||
| .git_exclude(true) | ||
| .require_git(false); |
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Does the Rust ignore crate WalkBuilder follow the root path when it is a symlink even with follow_links(false) (walkdir follow_root_links default)?
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Inspection citation: inspection_cf7753a45856ec3bde242fcfabcae405
**Yes.** In the current `ignore` source, `WalkBuilder::build()` creates a `walkdir::WalkDir` and sets `follow_links(follow_links || p.is_file())`; it does **not** disable WalkDir’s separate root-symlink behavior. ([docs.rs](https://docs.rs/ignore/latest/src/ignore/walk.rs.html))
WalkDir documents that a symlink used as the traversal root is followed by default, independently of `follow_links` for links encountered during the walk. So a symlink-to-directory root is traversed even when you call `.follow_links(false)`. ([docs.rs](https://docs.rs/walkdir/latest/walkdir/struct.WalkDir.html?utm_source=openai))
To prevent root-link traversal, `ignore::WalkBuilder` doesn’t expose WalkDir’s `follow_root_links(false)` option. You’ll need to reject or resolve/check the root symlink yourself before walking.
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.rs/ignore/latest/src/ignore/walk.rs.html
- 2: https://docs.rs/walkdir/latest/walkdir/struct.WalkDir.html?utm_source=openai
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Revalidate the directory root before and after walking it.
follow_links(false) does not prevent walkdir from following a symlink used as the walk root. If a child directory is replaced during navigation, Tree::list can collect entries from outside the root. The filters then inspect lexical paths, so denylist checks may not match. Those names can reach DirectoryPreview.
Use the same stability check as file reads, with metadata captured before the walk:
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let path = if dir == "." {
self.root.clone()
} else {
self.root.join(dir)
};
+ let before = match std::fs::symlink_metadata(&path) {
+ Ok(md) if md.is_dir() => md,
+ _ => return Listing { unreadable: true, ..Listing::default() },
+ };
let mut walker = ignore::WalkBuilder::new(&path); }
+ if !stable(&path, &before) {
+ return Listing { unreadable: true, ..Listing::default() };
+ }
listing.entries.sort_by(|a, b| locale_cmp(&a.name, &b.name));🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comment at @ide/src/code/find_relevant/walk.rs around lines 188 - 204:
Update Tree::list to validate the walk root with symlink_metadata before
walking, returning an unreadable empty Listing unless the metadata identifies a
directory. After collecting entries, use the existing stable check with the
captured metadata and return the same unreadable result if the root changed.
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| .lock() | ||
| .unwrap_or_else(|poisoned| poisoned.into_inner()); | ||
| if pool.0 != concurrency { | ||
| *pool = (concurrency, Arc::new(Semaphore::new(concurrency))); |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Keep one shared admission limit during concurrency changes.
Each new Semaphore has independent permits. (docs.rs) Here, existing batches retain self.permits and use it for subsequent requests through spawn and send_http.
If an operator lowers concurrency from 64 to 1 during a large batch, that batch can continue admitting requests through the 64-permit pool while new calls use the one-permit pool. This is not limited to requests already in flight. Repeated changes can leave several pools admitting requests and defeat the worker-wide limit.
Use one shared admission controller across configuration snapshots. Let dispatched requests finish, but apply the current limit to subsequent admissions. Add a test that changes concurrency while a batch still has unsent evaluations.
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Review comment at @judge-typesafe/src/client.rs at line 199:
Update the concurrency-change logic around the `pool` assignment so
configuration snapshots reuse one shared admission controller instead of
creating independent semaphores; let in-flight requests finish while subsequent
admissions use the current limit. Add a test that changes concurrency while a
batch still has unsent evaluations and verifies the updated limit applies.
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…e futures in judge-baggage tests (MOT-4951) CI failures on #1279: - ide e2e: the fake-judge case walked a non-Git /tmp fixture with no fs_scope, which the unjailed project-folder gate now refuses (C210). It now sends the workspace fs_scope the IDE Search tab and a harness session stamp. - harness: the two judge-baggage tests held the resolve/trigger/turn futures inline and overflowed the default 2 MiB test-thread stack (passing locally only under RUST_MIN_STACK); the futures are boxed. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
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Port jevgrep's navigation (retrieve.ts score/discover, requests.ts builders, filesystem.ts egress policy) into the ide worker as the agent tool coder::find-relevant. One ignore walk applies the jail's denylist, non-accessible and default-exclude globs plus jevgrep's dependency, sensitive-name and content gates; the judge client runs through 3 worker-wide slots, pauses a provider only on outages and gates on the model window. Evidence, roles and Python passes follow. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
Refuse .git walk roots and re-check each read's path after the walk (no symlinked ancestor, same inode). Count walk errors and oversized files as issues, count judge calls on reply, never extend a running pause, bound the model listing by the ask deadline, prune directory exclude globs, sort names like localeCompare. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
…vant Port jevgrep's source inspection (Python, TS/JS, Go, Rust via tree-sitter, text fallback) and first-pass evidence selection: grouped declaration questions, min(relevance, scope) scoring, ±3-line excerpts grown over comments, presentation above 0.7 with owner headers. Truncated previews carry a declaration index; excerpts share a 131072-byte output budget and a file changed mid-ask is marked source_omitted. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
Cap Rust module nesting at 256 (text fallback) so a deeply nested file cannot overflow the worker's stack; keep selecting later groups after a judge TooLarge or timeout; binary-search the preview declaration index instead of re-serializing after every pop. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
…oder::find-relevant Port the remaining language-neutral jevgrep passes: the contextual follow-up that shares selected evidence and asks ref questions (valid rejections retract, failures keep earlier evidence), file roles and priority beside evidence selection, the one-shot relationship pass over pruned directories with content samples, an in-memory answer cache shared across asks, and the AGENTS.md lookup. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
Window-cap the shared follow-up evidence and the file assessment; count the answer cache's resident bytes; treat a reply missing an answer as invalid; follow jevgrep's admission order; re-hash every candidate before attaching roles; bypass the cache on an unserializable key; flag agents_md_incomplete on a truncated walk. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
- Enter in the query box runs the search directly; with the details panel open the form had three text fields and no submit button, so implicit submission never fired and Ask could not be run. - A root change invalidates results and any search in flight, so rows relative to the old root cannot open in the new one. - Match row keys get a #n suffix when a line:column repeats (an excerpt and a lead of the same unit); text-search keys are unchanged. - The role=status region announces only start and finish; the elapsed seconds render beside it, aria-hidden. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
- Hide every dot-name below the walk root, even one an ignore file
whitelists; match armored PGP private keys too.
- List folders as discovery reaches them and charge the 100k-entry cap
there, as jevgrep does, instead of one depth-first walk.
- Keep the whole result under the harness's 262144-byte cap as it counts
it; trim trailing locations only when they alone overflow.
- Grow excerpt windows over comment blocks in one pass, off the runtime;
scan match patterns once in the call pass, under the deadline.
- Mark byte-span excerpts with `partial: {byte_from, byte_to}`.
- Correct the egress and deny-rule wording in README, SKILL and the
permissions comment.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
Leads were spent before excerpts, so a 122-file answer kept 1322 leads and no source. The file list now takes at most half the cap, leads half of the rest, excerpts the remainder, best files first. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
`concurrency` (1-64, default 4) sets the HTTP permits shared by every caller and hot-reloads for new calls; calls already running finish on the previous pool. The settings form gains the field. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
`code.find_relevant_judge_slots` (1-64, default 3) replaces the fixed worker-wide slot count, so asks can scale with judge-typesafe's `concurrency`. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
Replaces the raw JSON with the ranked answer: the question, files by relevance, the best excerpts with line numbers and the top named leads, each opening the IDE at its range. Running, partial and unavailable states say what happened. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
`code.find_relevant_judge_token_budget` (default 3M, 0 = unlimited) stops an ask from starting judge calls once its input tokens pass the budget; it returns incomplete with reason token_budget. The live A/B showed repository-root asks spending 20M+ tokens (about $1) against under 2M for a component folder, so the tool description, README and SKILL now steer agents to the component folder, and the chat card explains the stop. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
The egress tests plant fake PEM headers and a credential URL; build them with concat so push-time secret scanners do not flag the fixtures. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
…dy passes (MOT-4965) A per-pass ablation graded against blind gold labels (9 questions over this repo and flask, two independent graders) showed three jevgrep passes do not earn their judge calls: - the contextual follow-up (`ref` questions over shared selectedEvidence) spent 90-93% of an ask's judge tokens when it ran, for +0.14..0.26 key-line coverage on that question and no change in recall or order; - the relationship pass never fired on a scoped ask; - Python test-body selection cut the key lines of questions about tests (coverage 0.91 -> 0.60 and 0.87 -> 0.38). Roles/priority and the Python preview sampler and call context stay. Every kept request and output is unchanged: on the decider the new build returns byte-identical results to the old one with the three passes switched off, on four questions where they used to fire. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
…951) tree-sitter-rust 0.23.3 read `&raw` as the start of a raw borrow, so `g(&raw)` or `&raw[a..b]` made the whole file a syntax error and every declaration fell back to 3000-byte `source` text chunks (20 of 555 Rust files across ide/harness/browser/judge/iii-directory). Bump to tree-sitter-rust 0.24.2, which needs the tree-sitter 0.25 runtime (ABI 15); the Go, Python and TypeScript 0.23 grammars load unchanged. The parser version in the answer-cache key moves with it so answers about the old units are not reused. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
… answer cache on the model (MOT-4951) Live runs against judge-clef (one forward at a time, ~1k tokens/s) showed the judge client cutting work short: - Each call was capped at 20 s, so calls queued behind other passes on a serial provider timed out and were dropped as `deadline`. A call now gets whatever is left of the ask deadline (CALL_TIMEOUT_MS is gone), and a call the judge times out before the ask deadline counts under its own issue key, `judge_call_timeout`. - The model listing had 2 s, so a local model still loading made the ask `unavailable` at once. It now waits up to 60 s (at most half the time left) and a listing that still times out reports "judge model loading; retry shortly". - `invalid_response` (e.g. a local model's failed forward) paused the provider for 30 s. It is now a per-call failure counted as `invalid_response`; outage codes keep pausing. - Each judge call looked up the worker slot pool, so asks started under different slot counts kept replacing it. The pool is resolved once per ask. The slot docs now say the reconcile/directory headroom only exists on a parallel provider. - The answer cache namespace was the session provider, "" for the hub default, so a hub-default or model switch replayed old answers. The listing now returns the model names and the namespace is provider plus models; an ask whose listing failed bypasses the cache. The default ask timeout_ms rises from 120000 to 240000 (max stays 280000), and the Search tab asks with the same budget. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
A judge that advertises a context window (Clef-Flash: 16384 tokens) cuts the state's tail to fit without saying so. The old cap of two bytes per window token ignored the questions, so evidence groups of ~50 declarations lost their declarations and criteria, and a large file's 32000-byte declaration index pushed its assessment over the cap (request-size, no roles or priority, status incomplete). Every request now also stays within a conservative window estimate, 2.5 bytes a token plus 110 tokens of framing per question (prompts::request_cap): navigation batches and single previews, the file assessment, and evidence groups, which are halved until the whole request fits. A file preview's declaration index shrinks under a known window until both its navigation item and its assessment fit. With no window every request is sized exactly as before. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
…tself (MOT-4951) - Refuse a walk root that is gitignored or inside an ignored folder (judged by the enclosing work tree's ignore rules), or hidden or inside a hidden folder below the project folder (session root, else Git work tree, else configured root; that folder may itself be hidden, so worktrees under .claude/worktrees keep working). C210 points at coder::search. - An unjailed worker without fs_scope only walks a Git work tree or a configured root. - Inside a Git work tree, ignore files above its top no longer apply (require_git), as in git and coder::search; outside one, unchanged. - Name gate: .ppk, .tfstate(.backup), .jks, .keystore, .kdbx; content gate: PuTTY and age secret keys. - exclude_globs match relative to the session root like coder::search's, not to `path`. - agents_md also lists AGENTS.md from the project folder down to `path`, through the same name gates. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
… errors (MOT-4951) - Issue keys are all snake_case (request_size, local_call_context). - An incomplete result always names a reason: the stop, else the leading issue kind in a fixed priority. agents_md_incomplete alone leaves the result complete; a resource_limit trim sets its reason too. - New `hint` output field (omitted when not needed): partial coverage says the answer may be in files not listed and to verify with coder::search, plus a reason-specific next step; complete with no files says to widen path; unavailable says to retry (model loading, pause) or fall back. - Validation errors carry the actual value and the next call; a missing path's C211 names up to five eligible folders beside it, closest name first (a new sanctioned C211 shape, same for missing and denied paths). - present() runs its local-only passes after a token-budget or outage stop; only a passed deadline skips them. - Excerpt source budget is min(code.max_output_bytes, 128 KiB). - Leads doc matches jevgrep (leads include declarations shown in excerpts); path doc nudges a component folder. - FIND_RELEVANT_DESC, README (issue kinds table), SKILL.md, the iii-permissions.yaml deny-order comment and the golden schema updated; the Search card labels every issue kind. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
…ts to find-relevant (MOT-4951) A resolve runs outside the turn step, so an approved held call (e.g. a coder::find-relevant held by the filesystem-access watch) lost the session's `iii.judge.provider` baggage and its judge calls fell back to the hub default. harness::function::resolve now re-stamps the provider from the session's turn hints (metadata.judge_provider, the turn step's own source) around the whole resolve, covering the released invocation and the result's reconciliation. The default identity prompt (and the byte-identical bundled iii agent) now sends how/where/why questions to coder::find-relevant with the component folder as `path`, keeping coder::search for exact symbols, strings and filenames. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
…ws (MOT-4951)
Search tab, ask mode:
- One ask at a time: Enter/submit/Refresh do nothing while an ask runs
(Refresh disabled), and a new ask waits for one whose answer was
dropped (Clear, mode toggle, root change) with a note, since the worker
cannot cancel an ask and a second one shares its judge slots.
- The tab stays mounted (hidden) on side-view switches, so an ask and
its answer survive a look at Files; a hidden box drops data-autofocus.
- The ask walks the folder of a single `dir/**` include ("Find in
folder") and sends the exclude globs; any other include says the ask
covers the whole root. The gitignore box is hidden (asks always skip
ignored files).
- An answer whose question was edited says "Results for ... press Enter
to ask again".
- Rows drop unnamed leads (syntax-kind fallbacks), shared with the card.
- Partial, empty and unavailable answers show the worker's reason and
hint instead of a generic "did not finish".
Chat card: the folder takes the path ellipsis and the file name stays
whole; at most 20 overflow rows mount, the rest counted as lower-ranked
files; notes end with the worker's hint and a reason with no counted
issue still names the gap.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
- Walk-root gate keyed on the project folder, not on fs_scope: an unscoped or configured_roots call outside the session needs a Git work tree, a grant or (jailed only) a configured root; base never falls back to `/`. - Hidden and secret-named components count from the session folder or a linked worktree's top (gitdir file), else the configured root or `/`, so a dot-folder repository or grant is refused. - Ignore rules apply outside Git too and across enclosing work trees up to the outermost one below that bound; an unlistable parent proves nothing. - One evidence declaration over a known window is skipped as request_size instead of being sent to be truncated. - request_cap saturates on an absurd advertised window. - A failed model listing keeps a named provider's answer cache; only the hub default bypasses it. - The listing's bus wait outlives its payload timeout; a provider deadline reply or a bus timeout is "judge listing timed out; retry shortly". - evaluator takes the ask's slot pool; call and listing budgets are pure helpers with tests. - harness: harness::function::trigger and function::resolve both run under the session's judge provider and clear a caller's ambient one. - UI: Search view words its own notices (no agent hint), one notice per answer, stale on folder/exclusion change, busy note for a new question, literal bracketed folders; chat card states the hint once; coderFindRelevant exclude-glob doc fixed. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
…ons (MOT-4951) - project_folder() holds the session/top/base/hidden/ignored refusal; run() and the C211 nearby-folder suggestions both use it, so no suggestion is refused on retry (hidden or gitignored parents name none). - Hidden names count from the project folder's parent when no session, linked worktree or configured root anchors them: a repo under a dot-folder is searchable, the dot-folder itself is not. - A linked worktree must be a small regular .git file with a real back-link (exec::confine::repo_git_dir); it then takes priority over the session for the hidden check and the ignore bound, never above base. - ignored() skips errors from ancestors' ignore files (an unparsable line) instead of failing open. - exclude_globs anchor at the session, else the project folder. - PuTTY/age secret keys match by shape, not by a mention of the format. - AGENTS.md walk stops at a grant outside the session. - A missing relative path on an unjailed worker without a session names its anchor and asks for an absolute path instead of listing the cwd. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
…nd-relevant asks (MOT-4951) - A reply whose input tokens reach the advertised window (judge-clef cut the state's tail) is TooLarge: split or counted as request_size, never cached. - Each evaluation waits what is left of the ask up to 60 s, so a provider max_timeout_ms below the ask budget no longer rejects every call; each hosted HTTP attempt is bounded at 20 s (attempt_timeout_ms; local judges ignore it). - Three straight invalid_response failures with no call answered stop the ask as unavailable (no pause). - Discovery starts no new level past 60% of its time left; evidence and assessment start best score first. - An identical ask (query, walk root, project folders, exclude globs, timeout second, provider) while one runs awaits its output instead of a second walk queuing behind it on a serial judge. - judge-typesafe lists its configured default model first (added when the catalog lacks it), so the ide's cache namespace follows a model switch. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
…low (MOT-4951) - Judge-failure reasons are snake_case keys (paused, listing_timeout, window_too_small); the prose lives in hint() and the UI's labels. - The GAPS reason is picked after the output cap, so its resource_limit ranks as documented. - hint() takes the ask's timeout_ms: no "raise timeout_ms" advice at the 280000 maximum or for a call the judge cut short; size limits say a file was skipped and to read listed files without excerpts; unavailable tells a too-small window and a judge that failed after answering apart from no judge; an empty complete ask with no judge call or cache hit says nothing was eligible. - README kinds table in GAPS order, SKILL, issues doc and golden schema. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
…/trigger (MOT-4951) The turn step only stamped iii.judge.provider when the session had one, so a provider carried in by the step's enqueuer (e.g. harness::send from another session) leaked into a session without one, while its released or direct calls went to the hub default: one session, two judges. Split with_session_provider into with_provider (clear, then stamp) and route the turn step through it with the hints it already read. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
…ant wording (MOT-4951) - The Search tab's ask sends its workspace as a workspace fs_scope: a non-Git workspace is a project folder on an unjailed worker, and exclude globs match from the workspace root like text search. Any remaining refusal shows in the view's own words, not the agent text. - askFolder takes plain folder names (src, ./src, src/, src/**) and rejects . and .. segments; askKey keys on the root and treats a non-folder field as the root, so the stale marker stops misfiring. - Enter on the running question re-attaches to its ask (timer and answer); a different question still waits with the busy notice. - ISSUE_LABELS and a per-reason next step live in find-relevant.ts and serve both the chat card and the Search view; neither shows the worker's agent hint any more. - Dismissing every result says so instead of "found nothing"; the card's "+N lower-ranked files not listed" note shows outside the collapsed overflow; long card file names ellipsize, the folder giving way first. - Worker test pins the workspace-scope contract the Search tab relies on. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
- Discovery keeps descending past its 60% share until a file is admitted, so a slow judge no longer returns early with nothing. - Joiners of a dropped ask board again: the first leads, the rest join it. - Hidden check: a session root's own name counts, a grant or bare .git under a dot-folder counts from `/`, and only a real repository's work tree counts from its parent; a linked worktree's admin folder must lie outside it. - repo_git_dir reads `.git` and its back-pointer as small regular files. - age post-quantum identities are excluded by shape. - Search tab: a re-attach never rewinds the search seq; the stale note trims the question; nothing-eligible, missing-key, not-running and rejected-request answers and the not-found, too-long and outside-workspace refusals get people-facing words (with the worker's nearby folders). - Chat card says when nothing could be judged; card imports sorted. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
…e futures in judge-baggage tests (MOT-4951) CI failures on #1279: - ide e2e: the fake-judge case walked a non-Git /tmp fixture with no fs_scope, which the unjailed project-folder gate now refuses (C210). It now sends the workspace fs_scope the IDE Search tab and a harness session stamp. - harness: the two judge-baggage tests held the resolve/trigger/turn futures inline and overflowed the default 2 MiB test-thread stack (passing locally only under RUST_MIN_STACK); the futures are boxed. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
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Problem
Agents answer behavioural questions ("how/where does X work") with repeated
coder::searchcalls.dzhng/jevgrep reports ~25–30% lower coding-agent cost from asking Jev (TypeSafe) yes/no relevance questions over the folder → file → declaration hierarchy. The
judgehub already speaks that wire (judge::evaluate,noul), butidenever used it.Change
coder::find-relevant: a Rust port of jevgrep's retrieval inide, overjudge::evaluateWhat was ported, with prompts and thresholds verbatim from jevgrep (MIT, attributed):
Not ported, by measurement (MOT-4965). Three jevgrep passes were ported, then removed after a per-pass ablation. The ablation ran 9 questions over two corpora (this repo and flask), with outputs graded against blind gold labels from two independent graders:
refquestions). When it ran, it spent 90–93% of the ask's judge tokens (0.75M on one question, 1.36M on another), for +0.14 to +0.26 key-line coverage on that question only. File recall and order were unchanged.Roles and priority, and the Python preview sampler, earn their cost and stay:
Judge wire
Egress gates
non_accessibleglobs.Budgets
timeout_msbounds each ask.code.find_relevant_judge_token_budget(default 3M,0= unlimited) stops an ask once it spends that many judge input tokens. The ask then returnsincompletewith reasontoken_budget.Concurrency
judge-typesafe:concurrency(1–64, default 4, hot-reloaded). A resize takes effect for new calls; calls already running finish on the old pool.ide:code.find_relevant_judge_slots(default 3).UI
Permissions
coder::find-relevantis on the read-only allow-list iniii-permissions.yaml, with an egress note.Measurements
Fidelity vs the real
jg0.7.0 (measured with every pass ported, before MOT-4965 removed three of them; a re-check againstjgwaits on TypeSafe credits)jev-latest), 11 behavioural questions on this repo.Agent A/B
claude-sonnet-5, 8 questions, one run each, graded blind against the code:coder::searchonlyfind-relevanton the component folderJudge cost at repository root
Tests
idecargo test --all-features: 1801 passed.-D warningsand fmt pass.idee2eide/uipnpm buildpasses, and worker-ui lint is clean.judge-typesafeapproval-gaterepository_permissionspasses.Notes
evaluateonly after loading a model. They are not exercised here;find-relevantdegrades tounavailable.coder::searchdoesn't checkdenylist_pathsper entry. This predates this PR.Closes MOT-4951.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01LroqPgSeGn6fvtYcYuur29
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