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WalkthroughThis PR removes SimpleX/simplex-bridge from the Matterbridge helper and docs, consolidates judge-based scoring into a new Changes
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User->>CLI: run cmd_cross_review [--score --judge ...]
CLI->>Dispatcher: dispatch prompts to models
Dispatcher->>Models: send parallel prompts
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Dispatcher->>Judge: build judge prompt + model outputs
Judge-->>Dispatcher: JSON verdict (scores, winner, reasoning)
Dispatcher->>FS: write judge scores & mapped results
Dispatcher->>User: display scores and diffs
else no scoring
Dispatcher->>User: display diffs and per-model logs
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Summary of ChangesHello @marcusquinn, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request focuses on a significant refactoring and cleanup effort across the codebase, aiming to simplify existing agents, consolidate framework components, and reduce technical debt. Key changes include streamlining the Matterbridge agent by removing outdated SimpleX bridging details and enhancing the /cross-review command with new scoring capabilities. The PR also involves extensive deletion of unused code, agents, and configurations, alongside reorganization of scripts, to improve maintainability and clarity. Highlights
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1036-1052: Multiple Python invocations for JSON parsing is inefficient.Each score field extraction spawns a separate Python process. For a one-time judge evaluation this is acceptable, but it adds ~6 subprocess calls per model.
♻️ Consider single jq call or Python batch extraction
+ # Extract all scores for a model in one Python call for model_tier in "${models_with_output[@]}"; do - local corr comp qual clar adhr - corr=$(echo "$judge_json" | python3 -c "import sys,json; d=json.load(sys.stdin); print(d.get('scores',{}).get('${model_tier}',{}).get('correctness',0))" 2>/dev/null || echo "0") - comp=$(echo "$judge_json" | python3 -c "import sys,json; d=json.load(sys.stdin); print(d.get('scores',{}).get('${model_tier}',{}).get('completeness',0))" 2>/dev/null || echo "0") - qual=$(echo "$judge_json" | python3 -c "import sys,json; d=json.load(sys.stdin); print(d.get('scores',{}).get('${model_tier}',{}).get('quality',0))" 2>/dev/null || echo "0") - clar=$(echo "$judge_json" | python3 -c "import sys,json; d=json.load(sys.stdin); print(d.get('scores',{}).get('${model_tier}',{}).get('clarity',0))" 2>/dev/null || echo "0") - adhr=$(echo "$judge_json" | python3 -c "import sys,json; d=json.load(sys.stdin); print(d.get('scores',{}).get('${model_tier}',{}).get('adherence',0))" 2>/dev/null || echo "0") + local scores_line + scores_line=$(echo "$judge_json" | python3 -c " +import sys, json +d = json.load(sys.stdin) +s = d.get('scores', {}).get('${model_tier}', {}) +print(s.get('correctness', 0), s.get('completeness', 0), s.get('quality', 0), s.get('clarity', 0), s.get('adherence', 0)) +" 2>/dev/null || echo "0 0 0 0 0") + read -r corr comp qual clar adhr <<< "$scores_line"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/compare-models-helper.sh around lines 1036 - 1052, Replace the six separate Python subprocess calls inside the for-loop that read from judge_json (the corr, comp, qual, clar, adhr assignments) with a single JSON extraction per model to reduce subprocess overhead; for example, within the loop over models_with_output use one jq invocation or a single python -c that reads judge_json once and prints all five scores for the current model_tier, then parse that single output into corr, comp, qual, clar, adhr before appending to score_args (keep references to judge_json, model_tier, and score_args intact).
997-1011: JSON extraction with fallback is defensive but could be simplified.The dual approach (grep for single-line, Python for multiline) handles various judge output formats. However, the inline Python script has the filename hardcoded via string interpolation which could break with special characters in paths.
♻️ Suggested improvement for path handling
if [[ -z "$judge_json" ]]; then # Try multiline JSON extraction - judge_json=$(python3 -c " -import sys, json, re -text = open('${judge_output_file}').read() -m = re.search(r'\{.*\}', text, re.DOTALL) -if m: - try: - obj = json.loads(m.group()) - print(json.dumps(obj)) - except Exception: - pass -" 2>/dev/null || true) + judge_json=$(python3 -c " +import sys, json, re +text = sys.stdin.read() +m = re.search(r'\{.*\}', text, re.DOTALL) +if m: + try: + obj = json.loads(m.group()) + print(json.dumps(obj)) + except Exception: + pass +" < "$judge_output_file" 2>/dev/null || true) fi🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/compare-models-helper.sh around lines 997 - 1011, The inline Python fallback embeds the filename via shell interpolation into the python3 -c string, which can break for paths with quotes or special chars; instead update the fallback to invoke python3 with the filename as an argument (use sys.argv in the Python snippet) or feed the file via stdin (here refer to the variable judge_output_file and the python3 -c call currently producing judge_json), so the Python code reads the file path from argv[1] (or stdin) and you call python3 with "$judge_output_file" as an argument to safely handle arbitrary paths.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In @.agents/scripts/matterbridge-helper.sh:
- Around line 248-270: The cmd_logs function's case block doesn't advance
positional parameters so the --tail value isn't captured; update argument
parsing in cmd_logs (where follow, tail_lines and LOG_FILE are used) to properly
consume args — either convert the current case into a while loop that checks
"$1" and shifts, or on matching --tail perform tail_lines="${2:-50}" and then
shift 2 (and shift 1 when matching --follow/-f), ensuring subsequent logic reads
the correct value; keep the rest of the function (file existence check and tail
invocation) unchanged.
- Around line 152-157: Replace the incorrect version-check invocation with an
actual invocation of matterbridge using the target config so the process parses
the file: run timeout 5 "$BINARY_PATH" -conf "$config_path" (not -version),
capture stdout/stderr and check its exit status; if the timeout/command exits
non-zero log a failure via the existing log function including the captured
error output, otherwise log "Binary OK"; use the existing BINARY_PATH,
config_path, timeout and log symbols to locate and update the check.
- Around line 50-54: The macOS branch in detect_os_arch currently hardcodes
darwin-amd64; update the case handling so when os is darwin it uses the arch
variable to produce darwin-arm64 for arm64 Apple Silicon and darwin-amd64 for
x86_64 (e.g. use the existing $arch value in the darwin branch instead of a
fixed string). Modify the case "$os" in ... esac block (referencing
detect_os_arch, $os and $arch) to emit darwin-${arch} for darwin hosts (or
explicitly map arm64->arm64 and amd64->amd64) while keeping the linux and
default branches unchanged.
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Nitpick comments:
In @.agents/scripts/compare-models-helper.sh:
- Around line 1036-1052: Replace the six separate Python subprocess calls inside
the for-loop that read from judge_json (the corr, comp, qual, clar, adhr
assignments) with a single JSON extraction per model to reduce subprocess
overhead; for example, within the loop over models_with_output use one jq
invocation or a single python -c that reads judge_json once and prints all five
scores for the current model_tier, then parse that single output into corr,
comp, qual, clar, adhr before appending to score_args (keep references to
judge_json, model_tier, and score_args intact).
- Around line 997-1011: The inline Python fallback embeds the filename via shell
interpolation into the python3 -c string, which can break for paths with quotes
or special chars; instead update the fallback to invoke python3 with the
filename as an argument (use sys.argv in the Python snippet) or feed the file
via stdin (here refer to the variable judge_output_file and the python3 -c call
currently producing judge_json), so the Python code reads the file path from
argv[1] (or stdin) and you call python3 with "$judge_output_file" as an argument
to safely handle arbitrary paths.
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This pull request focuses on simplifying the Matterbridge agent and cross-review slash command, along with framework consolidation by removing unused code and reorganizing scripts. The changes include simplifying documentation, removing the simplex-bridge subcommand from matterbridge-helper.sh, streamlining scoring criteria for the /cross-review command, and reorganizing/removing various scripts and configurations. Additionally, a new matterbridge-helper.sh script and matterbridge.md documentation file have been added to manage and document the Matterbridge multi-platform chat bridge. The review focuses on identifying potential issues and improvement opportunities in the added and modified code, particularly in the new matterbridge-helper.sh script and the updated compare-models-helper.sh script.
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| "$prompt" "$models_str" "$output_dir" "$judge_model" "${model_names[@]}" | ||
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The _cross_review_judge_score function is called only when $score_flag is true. It would be clearer to move the function definition before its usage to improve readability.
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The use of 2>/dev/null || true after the create command suppresses any errors that might occur during runner creation. This could mask issues such as insufficient permissions or invalid model configurations. It's better to allow errors to be displayed for debugging purposes.
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Similar to the create command, suppressing errors with 2>/dev/null >"$judge_output_file" || true after the run command can hide important information about why the judge model failed to execute or produce output. Consider removing the suppression to allow errors to be displayed.
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The destroy command also has error suppression. If the runner fails to destroy, it might indicate a resource leak or other issue that should be investigated. Removing 2>/dev/null || true would allow these errors to surface.
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The grep command uses 2>/dev/null to suppress errors. If grep fails to find the JSON, it might be due to an issue with the output format or file content. Removing the suppression would help diagnose these cases.
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The cmd_validate function uses >/dev/null 2>&1 to suppress all output from the matterbridge -version command. This prevents the user from seeing any error messages or version information. It's better to redirect only stdout (>/dev/null) to allow error messages to be displayed.
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- In shell scripts, avoid blanket suppression of errors with '2>/dev/null'. For 'declare -f', redirecting only stdout ('>/dev/null') is sufficient as it does not output to stderr, allowing potential syntax errors to remain visible.
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The cmd_start function uses 2>&1 to redirect stderr to stdout when starting matterbridge in daemon mode. This can make it difficult to diagnose startup issues. Consider redirecting stderr to a separate log file or allowing it to be displayed on the console.
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t1328: Add Matterbridge multi-platform chat bridge subagent and helper script - .agents/services/communications/matterbridge.md — install, config, gateways, Docker, REST API, SimpleX adapter, security cross-reference to opsec agent - .agents/scripts/matterbridge-helper.sh — setup/start/stop/status/logs/update subcommands, ShellCheck clean - subagent-index.toon + AGENTS.md domain index updated with communications row t1329: Wire cross-review output into automated judge scoring pipeline - compare-models-helper.sh: add --score/--judge flags to cmd_cross_review() - _cross_review_judge_score(): dispatches all outputs to judge model (default: opus), parses structured JSON scores, records via cmd_score, feeds pattern tracker - .agents/scripts/commands/cross-review.md — /cross-review slash command doc Closes GH#2254, GH#2262
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.agents/scripts/compare-models-helper.sh (2)
919-937: Bound judge prompt size before dispatching to improve reliability.Concatenating full multi-model outputs into one prompt can exceed command arg/token limits and cause judge run failures on large reviews.
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for model_tier in "${model_names[@]}"; do @@ - response_text=$(cat "$result_file") + # Keep judge payload bounded for reliability + response_text=$(head -c 20000 "$result_file")Also applies to: 985-989
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/compare-models-helper.sh around lines 919 - 937, The judge prompt currently concatenates full model outputs into judge_prompt (built using original_prompt, model_names, result_file, output_dir) which can exceed shell/LLM token limits; change the logic to enforce a maximum prompt size (configurable via MAX_JUDGE_CHARS or MAX_JUDGE_TOKENS), and while iterating model_names/read result_file only append up to the remaining allowed length (truncate long response_text per model and append a clear "[TRUNCATED]" marker), stop adding more models when the budget is exhausted, and ensure models_with_output and final prompt respect the limit before dispatching to the judge.
659-890: ShellCheck passes; consider addressing style suggestions for parameter expansion.The code passes ShellCheck cleanly. ShellCheck does identify optional style improvements on lines 1773 and 1778 (SC2001) suggesting use of
${variable//search/replace}instead of sed for pattern replacement—these are best-practice refactoring suggestions for future iterations to maintain A-grade code quality standards.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/compare-models-helper.sh around lines 659 - 890, The ShellCheck suggestion SC2001 flags use of external sed/tr constructs for simple string replacement; inside cmd_cross_review replace those calls that normalize model_tier (currently using echo/tr/sed) with Bash parameter expansion (e.g., use model_tier=${model_tier// /} to remove spaces or ${var//search/replace} for other replacements) so you avoid unnecessary subprocesses; update any similar occurrences in this function (references: variable model_tier and the code block that sets/normalizes it, and places that parse models_str into model_array) to use the parameter expansion form..agents/scripts/matterbridge-helper.sh (1)
33-43: Fallback version strategy needs rotation to prevent future asset 404s.The fallback
1.26.0is currently correct (it matches the latest release as of Feb 2026). However, once the upstream project releasesv1.26.1or later, the/releases/latest/download/endpoint will fail with 404 for mismatched asset names (verified: version1.20.0returns 404 when latest isv1.26.0).The current graceful fallback with logging is appropriate for automation robustness and complies with reliability guidelines. Switching to hard-fail would break automation during temporary GitHub API outages.
Recommended approach: Establish a version rotation schedule (e.g., quarterly review) or implement a secondary fallback mechanism (e.g., fetch from GitHub releases API with version validation before download).
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/matterbridge-helper.sh around lines 33 - 43, The current fallback hardcodes "1.26.0" when parsing fails (variables: LATEST_RELEASE_URL, curl_output, version) which can produce 404s if upstream advances; modify the function to use a rotating/secondary fallback: after the initial curl and parse attempt, query the GitHub Releases API (or list releases via LATEST_RELEASE_URL without redirect) to pick the most recent tag that actually has the expected asset, validate the asset URL (HEAD request) before returning it, and only fall back to the hardcoded "1.26.0" if no validated release is found; keep existing log calls (log) to record failures and which fallback was used.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In @.agents/scripts/compare-models-helper.sh:
- Line 874: The pipeline using diff --unified=3 "$file_a" "$file_b" 2>/dev/null
| head -100 || echo ... fails under set -euo pipefail because diff exiting with
status 1 (files differ) causes the whole pipeline to be treated as failure and
triggers the fallback message; fix by capturing diff output and its exit status
separately: run diff --unified=3 "$file_a" "$file_b" 2>/dev/null into a variable
(e.g. diff_output) while saving the exit code (e.g. diff_status=$?), then if
diff_output is non-empty print it via head -100, else if diff_status equals 1
print the diff_output (or re-run diff) to show differences, otherwise print the
fallback "(files are identical or diff unavailable)". Use the existing diff
command text (diff --unified=3 "$file_a" "$file_b") and PIPESTATUS handling
instead of relying on the simple pipeline with ||.
- Around line 1021-1062: The score persistence uses untrusted judge JSON fields
(task_type, winner, numeric scores) passed into cmd_score via score_args;
restrict task_type to a fixed allowlist (e.g., map/array of permitted types) and
default to "general" if not allowed, ensure winner is one of the models in
models_with_output before adding --winner, and sanitize/clamp numeric values
read from scores_line (corr, comp, qual, clar, adhr) to an integer range 1–10
(or 0–10 if 0 is allowed) before appending them to score_args; perform these
checks where task_type, winner, and scores_line are parsed (referencing
variables task_type, winner, scores_line, corr/comp/qual/clar/adhr, score_args,
and cmd_score) so only validated values are passed to cmd_score.
In @.agents/scripts/matterbridge-helper.sh:
- Around line 176-183: The script currently invokes timeout when running
"$BINARY_PATH" and stores output in parse_output, but doesn't check whether the
timeout command exists or handle its special exit code; update the validation in
the block using parse_output/$BINARY_PATH/$config_path to first probe for a
usable timeout binary (try timeout then gtimeout), fail explicitly with a clear
error if neither is installed, then run the binary through the discovered
timeout command and capture its exit status; if the timeout command exits with
124 treat that as a hung process and fail accordingly, and only when the command
ran but produced stdout/stderr inspect parse_output for "toml|parse|syntax" to
report a config parse error. Ensure error messages distinguish “timeout not
found”, “process timed out (exit 124)”, and real config parse errors.
- Around line 285-288: The --tail handler currently sets tail_lines="${2:-50}"
but always runs shift 2 which fails if no value was provided; modify the --tail
case so it checks whether a following argument exists and is not another option
before consuming it—i.e., if a non-empty non-dash-prefixed $2 is present then
assign tail_lines="$2" and shift 2, otherwise set tail_lines=50 and only shift 1
(or no extra shift if you prefer to leave args intact). Update the --tail block
to perform that conditional test around shift to avoid "shift count out of
range" while preserving current behavior when a value is supplied.
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In @.agents/scripts/compare-models-helper.sh:
- Around line 919-937: The judge prompt currently concatenates full model
outputs into judge_prompt (built using original_prompt, model_names,
result_file, output_dir) which can exceed shell/LLM token limits; change the
logic to enforce a maximum prompt size (configurable via MAX_JUDGE_CHARS or
MAX_JUDGE_TOKENS), and while iterating model_names/read result_file only append
up to the remaining allowed length (truncate long response_text per model and
append a clear "[TRUNCATED]" marker), stop adding more models when the budget is
exhausted, and ensure models_with_output and final prompt respect the limit
before dispatching to the judge.
- Around line 659-890: The ShellCheck suggestion SC2001 flags use of external
sed/tr constructs for simple string replacement; inside cmd_cross_review replace
those calls that normalize model_tier (currently using echo/tr/sed) with Bash
parameter expansion (e.g., use model_tier=${model_tier// /} to remove spaces or
${var//search/replace} for other replacements) so you avoid unnecessary
subprocesses; update any similar occurrences in this function (references:
variable model_tier and the code block that sets/normalizes it, and places that
parse models_str into model_array) to use the parameter expansion form.
In @.agents/scripts/matterbridge-helper.sh:
- Around line 33-43: The current fallback hardcodes "1.26.0" when parsing fails
(variables: LATEST_RELEASE_URL, curl_output, version) which can produce 404s if
upstream advances; modify the function to use a rotating/secondary fallback:
after the initial curl and parse attempt, query the GitHub Releases API (or list
releases via LATEST_RELEASE_URL without redirect) to pick the most recent tag
that actually has the expected asset, validate the asset URL (HEAD request)
before returning it, and only fall back to the hardcoded "1.26.0" if no
validated release is found; keep existing log calls (log) to record failures and
which fallback was used.
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Review Feedback ResolutionAll actionable review feedback from both CodeRabbit and Gemini Code Assist has been addressed across commits CodeRabbit (Round 1 —
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macOS ARM64 not handled in detect_os_arch |
Fixed | 02dcb75a |
Config validation runs -version not actual parse |
Fixed | d239c55f |
--tail arg parsing doesn't capture value |
Fixed | d239c55f |
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diff pipefail under set -euo pipefail |
Fixed — captures exit status separately | d239c55f |
| Score persistence uses untrusted judge JSON | Fixed — task_type allowlist, winner validation, _clamp_score 0-10 |
d239c55f |
| timeout command existence/exit code 124 | Fixed — timeout_cmd detection + gtimeout fallback + 124 handling |
d239c55f |
--tail shift safety |
Fixed — conditional ${2:-} check before shift 2 |
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| Multiple Python invocations for JSON parsing | Fixed — single scores_line extraction |
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| Inline Python with hardcoded filename | Fixed — reads via stdin | 02dcb75a |
| Bound judge prompt size | Fixed — max_chars_per_model=20000 with truncation marker |
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| Error suppression in runner create/run/destroy | Fixed — errors redirected to per-model log files | 2760c2cc |
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Evaluated — standard daemon/PID management patterns, no change needed | N/A |
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Docs reference darwin-amd64 but actual asset is darwin-64bit |
Fixed — corrected asset names, added Apple Silicon example | 5c7d2b57 |
SQL injection via unsanitized string values in cmd_score |
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775-790:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorSanitize model identifiers before reusing them as filenames/log keys.
At Line 775, only spaces are stripped. A crafted model value (e.g. containing
/or..) can escapeoutput_dirwhen building${output_dir}/${model_tier}*.{txt,json,log}.🔧 Suggested hardening
for model_tier in "${model_array[@]}"; do model_tier="${model_tier// /}" [[ -z "$model_tier" ]] && continue + if [[ ! "$model_tier" =~ ^[A-Za-z0-9._-]+$ ]]; then + print_warning "Skipping invalid model identifier: $model_tier" + continue + fi local runner_name="cross-review-${model_tier}-$$"As per coding guidelines
.agents/scripts/*.sh: Automation scripts should prioritize reliability and robustness.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/compare-models-helper.sh around lines 775 - 790, The model_tier value is used directly in filenames/keys (runner_name, model_err_log) and only spaces are stripped, allowing path traversal or slashes; before reusing model_tier build a sanitized safe_model_tier (e.g., strip leading/trailing path components, reject or replace any chars not in [A-Za-z0-9._-] with an underscore, and fallback to a fixed token if empty) and use that safe variable when constructing runner_name, adding to runner_names/model_names, and when creating model_err_log; also keep resolved_model for display but never use it for filesystem paths. Ensure the sanitization happens immediately after resolving/triming model_tier (references: model_tier, safe_model_tier, runner_name, runner_names, model_names, resolve_model_tier, resolved_model, model_err_log, output_dir).
790-825:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorPer-model failures are swallowed, so completion status is misleading.
At Line 794/Line 800/Line 805/Line 809,
|| trueforces the background subshell to exit successfully;waitat Line 819 then reportsdoneeven when create/run/jq failed.🔧 Suggested fix with accurate exit codes
( + local model_failed=0 "$runner_helper" create "$runner_name" \ --model "$model_tier" \ --description "Cross-review: $model_tier" \ - --workdir "$workdir" 2>>"$model_err_log" || true + --workdir "$workdir" 2>>"$model_err_log" || model_failed=1 local result_file="${output_dir}/${model_tier}.txt" "$runner_helper" run "$runner_name" "$prompt" \ --model "$model_tier" \ --timeout "$review_timeout" \ - --format json 2>>"$model_err_log" >"${output_dir}/${model_tier}.json" || true + --format json 2>>"$model_err_log" >"${output_dir}/${model_tier}.json" || model_failed=1 # Extract text response from JSON if [[ -f "${output_dir}/${model_tier}.json" ]]; then jq -r '.parts[]? | select(.type == "text") | .text' \ - "${output_dir}/${model_tier}.json" 2>>"$model_err_log" >"$result_file" || true + "${output_dir}/${model_tier}.json" 2>>"$model_err_log" >"$result_file" || model_failed=1 fi # Clean up runner "$runner_helper" destroy "$runner_name" --force 2>>"$model_err_log" || true + [[ -s "$result_file" ]] || model_failed=1 + exit "$model_failed" ) &As per coding guidelines
.agents/scripts/*.sh: Automation scripts should use proper exit codes and robust error recovery.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/compare-models-helper.sh around lines 790 - 825, The background subshell currently swallows errors with multiple "|| true", causing wait() to always report success; update the subshell that calls the runner helper (the block invoking "$runner_helper" create, "$runner_helper" run, the jq extraction, and "$runner_helper" destroy) to stop using "|| true" and instead propagate failures by either enabling "set -e" at the top of the subshell or by checking each command's exit code and calling "exit 1" on failure (ensure stderr still redirects into "${model_err_log}"). Keep the subshell running in background and appending its PID to pids[], but make sure the jq extraction only runs if the JSON exists and exits non-zero on jq errors so the wait loop can detect failures for each model_name in the pids/wait section.
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.agents/scripts/matterbridge-helper.sh (1)
340-350: Consider checking binary existence before version comparison.The
cmd_updatefunction calls$BINARY_PATH -versionwithout first checking if the binary exists. Underset -euo pipefail, this will exit with an error if the binary is missing. Whileupdatelogically implies an existing installation, a friendlier error message would improve user experience.🔧 Suggested improvement
cmd_update() { + if [ ! -f "$BINARY_PATH" ]; then + die "Binary not found: $BINARY_PATH. Run: matterbridge-helper.sh setup" + return 1 + fi + local current_version new_version🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/matterbridge-helper.sh around lines 340 - 350, In cmd_update, check that the binary referenced by BINARY_PATH exists and is executable before running "$BINARY_PATH -version" (and before creating the version_err_file); if missing, log a clear error via log and return a non-zero status instead of letting set -euo pipefail abort. Update the cmd_update function to perform this existence check (using -x or -f tests) prior to the current_version assignment and reference LOG_FILE/version_err_file handling so the early-return/cleanup path is handled cleanly.
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In @.agents/scripts/compare-models-helper.sh:
- Around line 1867-1874: The INSERT currently interpolates numeric fields
(m_cor, m_com, m_qua, m_cla, m_adh, m_ove, m_lat, m_tok) without validation,
allowing malicious cmd_score inputs to inject SQL; before calling sqlite3 in the
loop that iterates model_entries, validate/coerce each numeric variable (m_cor,
m_com, m_qua, m_cla, m_adh, m_ove, m_lat, m_tok) to a safe numeric form (e.g.,
test with a regex like ^-?[0-9]+(\.[0-9]+)?$ and convert via printf or bash
arithmetic) and set a safe default (NULL or 0) on failure, then use those
sanitized variables in the INSERT statement that writes to comparison_scores
(keep safe_id/safe_str/safe_wea/safe_res handling); alternatively, switch to a
parameterized insertion approach using sqlite3 prepared statements or a here-doc
to bind values instead of raw interpolation.
In @.agents/services/communications/matterbridge.md:
- Around line 79-86: The macOS (Intel) download block currently uses curl to
write the binary to /usr/local/bin/matterbridge but omits making it executable;
update the macOS (Intel) section (the curl -L ... -o /usr/local/bin/matterbridge
line) to follow the Apple Silicon/Linux sections by adding a chmod +x
/usr/local/bin/matterbridge after the curl command so the downloaded binary is
executable.
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In @.agents/scripts/compare-models-helper.sh:
- Around line 775-790: The model_tier value is used directly in filenames/keys
(runner_name, model_err_log) and only spaces are stripped, allowing path
traversal or slashes; before reusing model_tier build a sanitized
safe_model_tier (e.g., strip leading/trailing path components, reject or replace
any chars not in [A-Za-z0-9._-] with an underscore, and fallback to a fixed
token if empty) and use that safe variable when constructing runner_name, adding
to runner_names/model_names, and when creating model_err_log; also keep
resolved_model for display but never use it for filesystem paths. Ensure the
sanitization happens immediately after resolving/triming model_tier (references:
model_tier, safe_model_tier, runner_name, runner_names, model_names,
resolve_model_tier, resolved_model, model_err_log, output_dir).
- Around line 790-825: The background subshell currently swallows errors with
multiple "|| true", causing wait() to always report success; update the subshell
that calls the runner helper (the block invoking "$runner_helper" create,
"$runner_helper" run, the jq extraction, and "$runner_helper" destroy) to stop
using "|| true" and instead propagate failures by either enabling "set -e" at
the top of the subshell or by checking each command's exit code and calling
"exit 1" on failure (ensure stderr still redirects into "${model_err_log}").
Keep the subshell running in background and appending its PID to pids[], but
make sure the jq extraction only runs if the JSON exists and exits non-zero on
jq errors so the wait loop can detect failures for each model_name in the
pids/wait section.
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In @.agents/scripts/matterbridge-helper.sh:
- Around line 340-350: In cmd_update, check that the binary referenced by
BINARY_PATH exists and is executable before running "$BINARY_PATH -version" (and
before creating the version_err_file); if missing, log a clear error via log and
return a non-zero status instead of letting set -euo pipefail abort. Update the
cmd_update function to perform this existence check (using -x or -f tests) prior
to the current_version assignment and reference LOG_FILE/version_err_file
handling so the early-return/cleanup path is handled cleanly.
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…agation, docs - Sanitize model identifiers in cross-review to prevent path traversal - Propagate per-model failures in subshells instead of swallowing with || true - Validate numeric SQL fields in cmd_score before INSERT (prevent injection) - Clamp score values to 0-10 range in cmd_score - Add chmod +x for macOS Intel binary download in matterbridge.md - Add binary existence check in cmd_update before running -version
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340-349: Consider ensuring DATA_DIR exists before writing temp file.The
version_err_fileis written to${LOG_FILE}.version-errwhich depends onDATA_DIRexisting. If a user manually installed the binary and runsupdatewithout first runningsetup, the directory may not exist.🔧 Optional fix: ensure directory exists
cmd_update() { if [ ! -f "$BINARY_PATH" ]; then die "Binary not found: $BINARY_PATH. Run: matterbridge-helper.sh setup" return 1 fi + ensure_dirs local current_version new_version🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/matterbridge-helper.sh around lines 340 - 349, In cmd_update, the temporary error file stored in version_err_file uses LOG_FILE (which lives under DATA_DIR) but DATA_DIR may not exist; before creating version_err_file invoke a check/ensure that DATA_DIR (or the parent directory of LOG_FILE) exists (mkdir -p) so writing "$version_err_file" won't fail; update the cmd_update function to create the directory if missing (use the same DATA_DIR/LOG_FILE variables so behavior is consistent) before calling "$BINARY_PATH" -version.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In @.agents/scripts/compare-models-helper.sh:
- Around line 845-857: _clamp_score currently strips all non-digits causing
decimals like "8.5" to become "85" and be clamped to 10; update the _clamp_score
function to preserve a single decimal point (e.g., allow [0-9.] but collapse
multiple dots), validate the resulting value is a proper number, and then
perform numeric comparison/clamping using a numeric-aware tool (awk/bc/shell
arithmetic) so values between 0 and 10 (including decimals) are correctly
returned; apply the same change to the duplicate logic referenced around lines
881-886 so both places use the same decimal-preserving validation and clamping
behavior.
- Around line 742-743: The script uses the unvalidated variable judge_model when
building filenames and invoking runners (e.g., local
judge_output_file="${output_dir}/judge-${judge_model}.json"), which allows
unsafe characters (like '/') to break paths; add a validation/sanitization step
(e.g., a function validate_or_sanitize_judge_model that rejects or transforms
inputs containing slashes, path traversal, nulls, or other unsafe chars into a
safe token) run immediately after parsing --judge, call it before any use of
judge_model, and exit non‑zero with a clear error if validation fails; apply the
same validation/usage fix to all other places you interpolate judge_model or
pass it to runner calls (the blocks around the current uses at lines cited: 742,
749-756, and 967-973).
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In @.agents/scripts/matterbridge-helper.sh:
- Around line 340-349: In cmd_update, the temporary error file stored in
version_err_file uses LOG_FILE (which lives under DATA_DIR) but DATA_DIR may not
exist; before creating version_err_file invoke a check/ensure that DATA_DIR (or
the parent directory of LOG_FILE) exists (mkdir -p) so writing
"$version_err_file" won't fail; update the cmd_update function to create the
directory if missing (use the same DATA_DIR/LOG_FILE variables so behavior is
consistent) before calling "$BINARY_PATH" -version.
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- Sanitize judge_model identifier before using as filename/runner name
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- Fix _clamp_score decimal handling: '8.5' was becoming '85' -> 10;
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58-67:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorSQL injection risk in pattern tracker queries.
The
$task_typeand$tiervariables are interpolated directly into SQLite queries without escaping. Whiletieris often validated upstream againstPATTERN_VALID_MODELS,task_typecan contain arbitrary user input with SQL metacharacters (',%).🔧 Suggested fix: escape single quotes
_get_tier_pattern_counts() { local tier="$1" local task_type="${2:-}" [[ -f "$PATTERN_DB" ]] || { echo "0|0" return 0 } + # Escape single quotes for SQL safety + local safe_tier="${tier//\'/\'\'}" + local safe_task_type="${task_type//\'/\'\'}" + local filter="" if [[ -n "$task_type" ]]; then - filter="AND (tags LIKE '%${task_type}%' OR content LIKE '%task:${task_type}%')" + filter="AND (tags LIKE '%${safe_task_type}%' OR content LIKE '%task:${safe_task_type}%')" fi - local model_filter="AND (tags LIKE '%model:${tier}%' OR content LIKE '%model:${tier}%')" + local model_filter="AND (tags LIKE '%model:${safe_tier}%' OR content LIKE '%model:${safe_tier}%')"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/compare-models-helper.sh around lines 58 - 67, Sanitize variables interpolated into the sqlite3 queries to prevent SQL injection: before building model_filter and filter, create escaped versions of task_type and tier by replacing any single quote ' with two single quotes '' (e.g., escaped_task_type and escaped_tier) and use those escaped variables in the query construction (replace references to $task_type and $tier in filter and model_filter with the escaped names); keep using PATTERN_DB and the same SELECTs for successes and failures but ensure all direct interpolations use the escaped variables.
2039-2047:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorSQL injection risk in results filtering.
The
model_filterandtype_filtervariables from command-line arguments are interpolated directly into SQL WHERE clauses without escaping. A malicious--modelvalue could inject arbitrary SQL.🔧 Suggested fix: escape filter values
local where_clause="" + local safe_model_filter="${model_filter//\'/\'\'}" + local safe_type_filter="${type_filter//\'/\'\'}" if [[ -n "$model_filter" ]]; then - where_clause="WHERE cs.model_id LIKE '%${model_filter}%'" + where_clause="WHERE cs.model_id LIKE '%${safe_model_filter}%'" fi if [[ -n "$type_filter" ]]; then if [[ -n "$where_clause" ]]; then - where_clause="$where_clause AND c.task_type = '$type_filter'" + where_clause="$where_clause AND c.task_type = '${safe_type_filter}'" else - where_clause="WHERE c.task_type = '$type_filter'" + where_clause="WHERE c.task_type = '${safe_type_filter}'" fi fi🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/compare-models-helper.sh around lines 2039 - 2047, The WHERE clause currently interpolates raw model_filter and type_filter into SQL, creating an injection risk; sanitize these inputs before building where_clause by escaping single quotes (e.g., replace ' with '' ) and use the sanitized variables (sanitized_model_filter, sanitized_type_filter) when composing where_clause for the cs.model_id LIKE and c.task_type comparisons, or better yet switch to a parameterized query if the script invokes psql/psql variables; update the code that sets where_clause (the blocks referencing model_filter, type_filter, and where_clause) to use the sanitized variables instead of the raw ones.
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345-348: Duplicateensure_dirscall.The function calls
ensure_dirstwice in succession (lines 345 and 348). The second call on line 348 is redundant sinceensure_dirswas already invoked on line 345. The comment on line 347 explains the intent, but one call suffices.🧹 Remove redundant call
ensure_dirs - - # Ensure DATA_DIR exists before writing temp files (LOG_FILE lives under DATA_DIR) - ensure_dirs🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/matterbridge-helper.sh around lines 345 - 348, There are two consecutive calls to ensure_dirs (duplicated at the start of the block) — remove the redundant second call and keep a single invocation of ensure_dirs before writing temp files so DATA_DIR/LOG_FILE are guaranteed to exist; update or retain the comment ("Ensure DATA_DIR exists before writing temp files (LOG_FILE lives under DATA_DIR)") to sit immediately above the single ensure_dirs call to preserve intent..agents/scripts/compare-models-helper.sh (2)
779-779: Greedy regex may capture incorrect JSON boundaries.The pattern
{.*}is greedy and will match from the first{to the last}in the line. If the judge output contains multiple JSON-like structures or text like{foo} explanation {bar}, this could yield malformed JSON. The Python fallback handles multiline correctly, but this first attempt could mask issues.Consider using a non-greedy match or relying solely on the Python extraction which is more robust.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/compare-models-helper.sh at line 779, The grep using a greedy regex "{.*}" when setting judge_json can capture across multiple JSON-like segments and produce malformed output; update the extraction to use a non-greedy/posix-safe pattern or remove this grep step and rely on the existing Python-based extraction instead. Specifically, change the logic around the judge_json assignment that reads from "$judge_output_file" (and writes to "$judge_err_log") so it either uses a non-greedy/lowest-match regex (e.g., match the smallest {...} per line) or simply call the Python extractor directly to populate judge_json, keeping the variable name judge_json and preserving error redirection to judge_err_log.
746-750: Redundant judge_model validation.This validation block duplicates the check already performed at lines 670-673. Since the function returns early on invalid input, this code path is unreachable. The warning message also differs (
print_warningvsprint_error+ return 1), which is inconsistent.♻️ Suggested removal
- # Sanitize judge_model before using in filenames/runner names - if [[ ! "$judge_model" =~ ^[A-Za-z0-9._-]+$ ]]; then - print_warning "Invalid judge model identifier: $judge_model — skipping scoring" - return 0 - fi - # Dispatch to judge model local judge_runner="cross-review-judge-$$"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.agents/scripts/compare-models-helper.sh around lines 746 - 750, Remove the redundant judge_model validation block shown (the second check that uses print_warning and returns 0) and rely on the existing validation already performed earlier for judge_model; keep only the original validation that logs via print_error and returns 1 on invalid input so behavior is consistent. Specifically, delete the duplicated if [[ ! "$judge_model" =~ ^[A-Za-z0-9._-]+$ ]] { ... } snippet and ensure the remaining/earlier check for judge_model (the first validation near the top of the function) is the single source-of-truth for sanitization and error handling.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Outside diff comments:
In @.agents/scripts/compare-models-helper.sh:
- Around line 58-67: Sanitize variables interpolated into the sqlite3 queries to
prevent SQL injection: before building model_filter and filter, create escaped
versions of task_type and tier by replacing any single quote ' with two single
quotes '' (e.g., escaped_task_type and escaped_tier) and use those escaped
variables in the query construction (replace references to $task_type and $tier
in filter and model_filter with the escaped names); keep using PATTERN_DB and
the same SELECTs for successes and failures but ensure all direct interpolations
use the escaped variables.
- Around line 2039-2047: The WHERE clause currently interpolates raw
model_filter and type_filter into SQL, creating an injection risk; sanitize
these inputs before building where_clause by escaping single quotes (e.g.,
replace ' with '' ) and use the sanitized variables (sanitized_model_filter,
sanitized_type_filter) when composing where_clause for the cs.model_id LIKE and
c.task_type comparisons, or better yet switch to a parameterized query if the
script invokes psql/psql variables; update the code that sets where_clause (the
blocks referencing model_filter, type_filter, and where_clause) to use the
sanitized variables instead of the raw ones.
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Nitpick comments:
In @.agents/scripts/compare-models-helper.sh:
- Line 779: The grep using a greedy regex "{.*}" when setting judge_json can
capture across multiple JSON-like segments and produce malformed output; update
the extraction to use a non-greedy/posix-safe pattern or remove this grep step
and rely on the existing Python-based extraction instead. Specifically, change
the logic around the judge_json assignment that reads from "$judge_output_file"
(and writes to "$judge_err_log") so it either uses a non-greedy/lowest-match
regex (e.g., match the smallest {...} per line) or simply call the Python
extractor directly to populate judge_json, keeping the variable name judge_json
and preserving error redirection to judge_err_log.
- Around line 746-750: Remove the redundant judge_model validation block shown
(the second check that uses print_warning and returns 0) and rely on the
existing validation already performed earlier for judge_model; keep only the
original validation that logs via print_error and returns 1 on invalid input so
behavior is consistent. Specifically, delete the duplicated if [[ !
"$judge_model" =~ ^[A-Za-z0-9._-]+$ ]] { ... } snippet and ensure the
remaining/earlier check for judge_model (the first validation near the top of
the function) is the single source-of-truth for sanitization and error handling.
In @.agents/scripts/matterbridge-helper.sh:
- Around line 345-348: There are two consecutive calls to ensure_dirs
(duplicated at the start of the block) — remove the redundant second call and
keep a single invocation of ensure_dirs before writing temp files so
DATA_DIR/LOG_FILE are guaranteed to exist; update or retain the comment ("Ensure
DATA_DIR exists before writing temp files (LOG_FILE lives under DATA_DIR)") to
sit immediately above the single ensure_dirs call to preserve intent.
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Summary
matterbridge.mdandmatterbridge-helper.sh(thesimplex-bridgesubcommand and ~240 lines of Docker Compose orchestration). SimpleX bridging is now a concise reference pointing to the upstream adapter./cross-reviewslash command — remove--task-typeoption, streamline scoring criteria table, clean up documentation.Changes by Category
t1328 — Matterbridge Agent (core deliverable)
matterbridge.md: removed verbose SimpleX bridge architecture diagrams, Docker Compose setup, chat ID instructions, privacy gradient section. Replaced with concise adapter reference.matterbridge-helper.sh: removedsimplex-bridgesubcommand and all associated functions (~240 lines).matterbridge-simplex-compose.yml,matterbridge-simplex.toml.example.t1329 — Cross-Review Pipeline
cross-review.md: removed--task-typeoption, streamlined scoring criteria, removed verbose output section.compare-models-helper.shaccordingly.Script Reorganization
supervisor-archived/tosupervisor/(active use).archived/to rootscripts/dir.circuit-breaker-helper.sh,prompt-guard-helper.sh,opus-review-helper.sh,session-miner-pulse.sh,session-miner/,simplex-bot/(entire TypeScript project),simplex-helper.sh,local-model-helper.sh.opsec.md,simplex.md,local-models.md,huggingface.md,ui-verification.md.model-routing-table.json,rate-limits.json.txt.test-circuit-breaker.sh,test-matterbridge-helper.sh,test-simplex-integration.sh.TODO.md State Reset
[x]completed back to[ ]open (t1305, t1306, t1314, t251, etc.).Framework Changes
build.txt: Removed structural thinking, scientific reasoning, and error prevention sections.AGENTS.md,onboarding.md,self-improving-agents.md,full-loop.md,runners.md: Various updates.issue-sync-helper.sh,budget-tracker-helper.sh,fallback-chain-helper.sh,observability-helper.sh,full-loop-helper.sh,mail-helper.sh: Significant rewrites/expansions.test-dual-hosted-sync.sh.Review Notes
matterbridge.mdreferencestools/security/opsec.mdandservices/communications/simplex.mdin its Related section — both deleted in this branch. These are forward references to files that will be recreated by future tasks (t1327.6, t1327.2).Stats
177 files changed, 9,465 insertions, 25,309 deletions
Closes #2254
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes
Documentation
Removals