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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds graph-ranked, token-budgeted context slicing for code targets. The feature resolves symbols, gathers related source and documentation, ranks candidates, and exposes results through new CLI and MCP interfaces. Tests and documentation cover graph relationships, semantic fallback, normalization, and budget handling. ChangesContext Slice
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant CLI_or_MCP
participant ContextSlice
participant Graph
participant SemanticSearch
Client->>CLI_or_MCP: Request context(target, budget)
CLI_or_MCP->>Graph: Resolve project and query graph
CLI_or_MCP->>ContextSlice: Build context slice
ContextSlice->>SemanticSearch: Search free-text target when needed
SemanticSearch-->>ContextSlice: Return semantic matches
ContextSlice->>Graph: Fetch callers, callees, types, tests, and docs
Graph-->>ContextSlice: Return related graph records
ContextSlice-->>CLI_or_MCP: Return ranked budgeted JSON
CLI_or_MCP-->>Client: Output context slice
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new context feature can resolve targets outside the selected project, produce different results between emulation and production, and omit relevant nested documentation. These bounded security and correctness issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The changes satisfy issue Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 9.09% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 55 functions across 10 files. (3 skipped: 3 unsupported.) ✨ Finishing Touches 💡 1📝 Generate docstrings 💡
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…shared by the watcher and a new MCP reingest tool (#1524)
…ined MCP updater on delete or wipe (#1524)
…e benchmark in reingest (#1524)
…es per call, resolve absolute benchmark targets (#1524)
… retained updater before the embedding sweep (#1524)
…inbound restore (#1524)
…PTS edges to project types (#1527)
…s on incremental runs, keep C# params arrays (#1527)
…lexity, concise regex classes (#1527)
…olve, definition, callers, callees, implementors, overrides, importers, tests_reaching (#1523)
… dynamic dispatch sites, and dead-code --min-resolution (#1526)
… callers, arity findings, signature changes, new duplicates, new import cycles, tests reaching (#1525)
…l, MCP rename tool and cgr rename (#1532)
…through the structural delta with undo on failure (#1531)
… unmapped listing, type-checked defaults, MCP tool and cgr change-signature (#1533)
…, keep_alias re-export, cycle refusal, MCP tool and cgr move (#1534)
…rly-exit refusal, definition removal, MCP tools and cgr extract/inline (#1535)
…er lines, callee signatures, types, reaching tests and linked doc sections (#1536)
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In `@codebase_rag/cypher_queries.py`:
- Line 502: Update the document-section traversal in
codebase_rag/cypher_queries.py at lines 502-502 to follow CONTAINS_SECTION
recursively, and mirror the same recursive traversal in evals/cgr_graph.py at
lines 599-600 within _context_rows. Preserve selection of relevant nested
Section nodes as context pieces.
In `@codebase_rag/mcp/tools.py`:
- Around line 1616-1622: Update the search closure in _run_context to pass the
resolved project_name, rather than the raw project value, to
semantic_code_search; preserve the existing query text and other arguments.
In `@evals/cgr_graph.py`:
- Around line 465-467: Update the outgoing CALLS branch to apply the project
prefix filter to the callee qualified name in edge[4] before adding the row,
matching CYPHER_GRAPH_CALLEES behavior; retain only callees within the requested
project while preserving existing node and relationship checks.
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| RETURN DISTINCT type(r) AS rel_type, t.qualified_name AS qualified_name, t.path AS path, | ||
| t.start_line AS start_line, t.end_line AS end_line""" | ||
| CYPHER_CONTEXT_DOC_SECTIONS = """MATCH (doc:Module)-[:LINKS_TO]->(f:File {absolute_path: $absolute_path}) | ||
| MATCH (doc)-[:CONTAINS_SECTION]->(s:Section) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Traverse nested documentation sections.
A Section can contain child Section nodes, but both implementations only read direct children of the document. A linked document with a relevant nested heading cannot return that heading as a context piece. This can omit the relevant documentation or consume the token budget with its broader parent section.
codebase_rag/cypher_queries.py#L502-L502: traverseCONTAINS_SECTIONrecursively when selecting document sections.evals/cgr_graph.py#L599-L600: mirror the recursive traversal in_context_rows.
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In `@codebase_rag/cypher_queries.py` at line 502, Update the document-section
traversal in codebase_rag/cypher_queries.py at lines 502-502 to follow
CONTAINS_SECTION recursively, and mirror the same recursive traversal in
evals/cgr_graph.py at lines 599-600 within _context_rows. Preserve selection of
relevant nested Section nodes as context pieces.
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| self, project_name: str, target: str, budget_tokens: int, project: str | None | ||
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| from codebase_rag.context_slice import context as build_context | ||
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| def search(text: str) -> list[SemanticSearchResult]: | ||
| return semantic_code_search(self.ingestor, text, project=project) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Pass the resolved project name to the semantic search.
_graph_query resolves the scope with project_name = project or derive_project_name(...) and passes that value as project_name. The graph reads in build_context use project_name. The search closure uses the raw project instead.
If the caller omits project, project is None and semantic_code_search searches embeddings across every indexed project. A free-text target can then resolve to a qualified name owned by another project. graph_query.definition will not find that name under project_name, so the tool returns a slice with a foreign resolved value and pieces: [].
The CLI counterpart in codebase_rag/cli.py (Line 1410) passes the resolved name, which confirms the intended contract.
🐛 Proposed fix: scope the search to the resolved project
def _run_context(
- self, project_name: str, target: str, budget_tokens: int, project: str | None
+ self, project_name: str, target: str, budget_tokens: int
) -> object:
from codebase_rag.context_slice import context as build_context
def search(text: str) -> list[SemanticSearchResult]:
- return semantic_code_search(self.ingestor, text, project=project)
+ return semantic_code_search(self.ingestor, text, project=project_name)Update the call site accordingly:
return await self._graph_query(
cs.MCPToolName.CONTEXT,
project,
- lambda name: self._run_context(name, target, budget_tokens, project),
+ lambda name: self._run_context(name, target, budget_tokens),
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| def _run_context( | |
| self, project_name: str, target: str, budget_tokens: int, project: str | None | |
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| from codebase_rag.context_slice import context as build_context | |
| def search(text: str) -> list[SemanticSearchResult]: | |
| return semantic_code_search(self.ingestor, text, project=project) | |
| def _run_context( | |
| self, project_name: str, target: str, budget_tokens: int | |
| ) -> object: | |
| from codebase_rag.context_slice import context as build_context | |
| def search(text: str) -> list[SemanticSearchResult]: | |
| return semantic_code_search(self.ingestor, text, project=project_name) |
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In `@codebase_rag/mcp/tools.py` around lines 1616 - 1622, Update the search
closure in _run_context to pass the resolved project_name, rather than the raw
project value, to semantic_code_search; preserve the existing query text and
other arguments.
| edge[2] == cs.RelationshipType.CALLS.value | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Apply the project filter to emulated callees.
CYPHER_GRAPH_CALLEES filters callee.qualified_name by $project_prefix, but this branch returns every outgoing CALLS target. A project function that calls an external dependency therefore appears in emulator context slices but not in production slices. Filter edge[4] by prefix before adding the row.
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In `@evals/cgr_graph.py` around lines 465 - 467, Update the outgoing CALLS branch
to apply the project prefix filter to the callee qualified name in edge[4]
before adding the row, matching CYPHER_GRAPH_CALLEES behavior; retain only
callees within the requested project while preserving existing node and
relationship checks.
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Two things I checked and did not file, recorded so nobody re-investigates them:
No defects found. Worth stating plainly given the sibling PR: #1548 yielded three reproduced runtime bugs the moment anyone looked, so "untested" and "broken" were indistinguishable from outside. For this branch the answer is the good one. Tracking the CI gap at #1582. |
Two CodeRabbit findings, both real. **A head SHA identifies a commit, not a pull request.** After a stack rebase several branches share a head -- issue #1582 records this trap explicitly, and warns that `gh run list --branch` returns other PRs' runs. Selecting by SHA alone let a run belonging to a different PR satisfy this gate. It now requires the run's `pull_requests[]` to name this PR, which is what `scripts/check_pr_gated.py` already enforces. **`gh api` returns only the first 100 results without `--paginate`.** A matching CI run on a later page read as "no run at this head", failing the gate on a PR that was genuinely tested -- a false negative, which trains people to override the gate and is worse than the hole it closes. One correction inside the fix, found by running it rather than reasoning about it: my first attempt used `--paginate --slurp`, and gh rejects `--slurp` alongside `--jq`. The query returned empty for EVERY PR, which would have made the gate fail closed on everything. Caught because all three test PRs returned the same wrong answer -- a uniform result across inputs that should differ is the tell. With `--jq` alone, gh applies the filter per page and concatenates, so `.workflow_runs[]` already yields every run across all pages. Verified live in all four directions after the change: #1819 owned by 1819 -> 1 pass #1551 owned by 1551 -> 1 pass #1549 owned by 1549 -> 0 FAIL (correct; never CI'd) #1551 claimed by 9999 -> 0 ownership genuinely discriminates The last row is the known-positive for the ownership filter: without it the check would pass for any PR number, which is indistinguishable from working.
Closes the hole in issue vitali87#1582's option 2: a required status check that is ABSENT does not block a merge. GitHub cannot fail a check nobody reported, so "required" means "must not be red", not "must be present". `All Checks Pass` is a job inside `ci.yml`. Whenever `ci.yml` does not run at a PR's head, that job does not exist there, the ruleset's only requirement is vacuously satisfied, and the PR reports mergeable with no tests having run. Measured on vitali87#1551 while writing this: mergeStateStatus: CLEAN mergeable: MERGEABLE checks present: 7 'All Checks Pass' among them: False Seven CodeQL/CodeRabbit checks, zero unit tests ever run on that branch, and GitHub says it is ready to merge. This workflow exists to be PRESENT where `ci.yml` is not. It carries no `branches` filter, so it reports on every pull request, and it fails unless a run of the `CI` workflow exists at the exact head SHA. That is the base-agnostic formulation vitali87#1582 settled on after two branch-filter theories were proposed and falsified: it does not depend on why any given run fired, only on whether one covers the commit being merged. Three details the issue's own caveats forced: * It queries `actions/runs?head_sha=`, not `gh run list --branch`. After a stack rebase several branches share a head, and the branch query returns runs belonging to OTHER PRs. * It matches the workflow `name` exactly, and prints every run found either way. A bare `| length == 0` cannot distinguish "no run at this head" from "the name did not match". * It asserts EXISTENCE only, not conclusion. Whether the run passed is `All Checks Pass`'s job; duplicating that here would disagree with it while a run is in flight. Validated in both directions against live data before committing: vitali87#1818 (base main, merged clean) -> 1 CI run at head -> pass vitali87#1547 (base main, in review) -> 1 CI run at head -> pass vitali87#1551 (base a feature branch) -> 1 CI run at head -> pass vitali87#1549 (head pushed minutes ago) -> 0 CI runs at head -> FAIL The last is correct and is the point: those commits are verified only by a local suite run. Adding this to the ruleset's required checks is a separate, deliberate step for the repo owner. Until then it reports without blocking, which is the right order -- a gate that starts blocking the moment it merges would block every PR currently open.
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Replayed onto the rebased `feat/extract-inline` as the top layer of the cascading rebase. The branch's 17 commits (4 of them merges of main and of the layer below) are squashed into their net diff: the merge commits carried their ancestors' work, which is what made every PR in this stack show its parents' changes in its own diff. Resolved against the rebased base: - `constants/cli.py`, `evals/cgr_graph.py`: unions, both sides' additions. - `mcp/tools.py`: the new `_context_tool` placed BEFORE `_reingest_for_contract` rather than after, so the latter is not cut in half -- appending split the method on the two layers below. - Dropped a duplicated zero-arg `_reingest_for_contract` signature the branch carried; all four call sites pass `project_name` as main requires. `context` is classified in `_READS_THE_GRAPH`, NOT exempted into `_NOT_GRAPH_READERS` like move/extract/inline. It is a pure reader routed through `_graph_query`: a partial graph would silently drop callers, callees and reaching tests from the slice and spend the budget on a quietly incomplete context, so it must refuse rather than be excused. Verified: 242 passed across test_context_slice and test_mcp_project_scoping.
Brings the cascade-rebased result (feat/1536-context-slice-rebased, e4adb72) onto this branch as a fast-forwardable merge, so the PR's head advances without rewriting published history. The tree of this commit is IDENTICAL to e4adb72 -- verified with `git diff --stat e4adb72`, which is empty. The 51 merge conflicts were not hand-resolved: the whole tree was taken from the rebased branch, which is the version that was built layer by layer on the rebased stack and tested. Why this shape. #1551 is the top of a five-layer stack that was never a registered gh stack: hand-based branches with the base set in the PR form, so every layer's diff carried its ancestors' commits. Rebasing the bottom (#1548) cascaded through move-op (#1549) and extract-inline (#1550) to here. The layers below were force-pushed; this one takes the merge route instead. Contents, as committed on the rebased branch: - `context`, a graph-ranked token-budgeted slice (issue #1536). - Classified in `_READS_THE_GRAPH`, NOT exempted into `_NOT_GRAPH_READERS` like move/extract/inline: it is a pure reader routed through `_graph_query`, and on a partial graph it would silently drop callers, callees and reaching tests from the slice and spend the budget on a quietly incomplete context. - Four `_reingest_for_contract` call sites pass `project_name`, as main's guarded helper requires (PR #1547). Verified on the identical tree: 242 passed across test_context_slice and test_mcp_project_scoping; ruff check and format clean.
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What changed in this PR
Adds a graph-ranked, token-budgeted context slice exposed through the CLI and MCP interfaces.
Changes:
- Resolves targets by name, location, or semantic similarity.
- Collects ranked source, callers, callees, types, tests, and documentation within a token budget.
- Adds graph queries, emulator support, documentation, tests, and integrations.
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mkdocs.yml |
Adds Context Slice documentation navigation. | None |
evals/cgr_graph.py |
Emulates context-related graph queries. | Nested document sections are not traversed in the emulator (moderate, 1 vote; line 665). |
docs/guide/mcp-server.md |
Documents the MCP context tool. | None |
docs/architecture/context-slice.md |
Describes context-slice behavior and output. | None |
codebase_rag/tools/tool_descriptions.py |
Adds MCP descriptions and parameters. | None |
codebase_rag/tests/test_context_slice.py |
Tests resolution, ranking, budgets, and MCP behavior. | None |
codebase_rag/mcp/tools.py |
Registers and executes the MCP tool. | Semantic search is not scoped to the selected project (moderate, 3 votes; lines 2959, 2966). The MCP schema omits the default budget (nit, 1 vote; line 2928). |
codebase_rag/cypher_queries.py |
Adds context graph queries. | Nested document sections are missed by one-hop traversal (moderate, 1 vote; line 836). |
codebase_rag/context_slice.py |
Implements resolution, extraction, ranking, and budgeting. | Path containment is not validated before reading excerpts, allowing arbitrary local-file exposure (critical, 1 vote; lines 107, 129). Multiline callee and type spans do not cover their full source (moderate, 1 vote each; lines 248, 284). Signature reading can truncate valid multiline definitions (moderate, 1 vote; line 125). Target trimming is quadratic for large definitions (moderate, 1 vote; line 424). Every request scans the full project graph (moderate, 1 vote; line 301). Unresolvable locations fall back to semantic search (moderate, 1 vote; line 144). Site-less callers are mislabeled as call lines (moderate, 1 vote; line 209). |
codebase_rag/constants/mcp.py |
Adds MCP names and default budget. | None |
codebase_rag/constants/cli.py |
Adds context inclusion reasons and messages. | None |
codebase_rag/cli.py |
Adds the cgr context command. |
The command may read from the wrong local repository when --project differs from repo_path (moderate, 2 votes; line 1422). |
codebase_rag/cli_help.py |
Adds CLI help and registration. | None |
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| def _lines(repo_root: Path | None, path: str | None, start: int, end: int) -> str: | ||
| if repo_root is None or not path or start < 1 or end < start: | ||
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| return _normalise(extract_source_lines(repo_root / path, start, end) or "") |
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| from .graph_cli import _project_and_fetch | ||
| from .tools.semantic_search import semantic_code_search | ||
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| name, fetch_all, ingestor = _project_and_fetch(project, repo_path) | ||
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| repo_path.resolve(), | ||
| search=lambda text: semantic_code_search(ingestor, text, project=name), # type: ignore[arg-type] | ||
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Implements T14 of epic #1521 (closes #1536). Stacked on #1548 (which carries the graph query tools of #1542 and the type facts of #1539); retarget once the stack lands.
What
codebase_rag/context_slice.py:context(fetch_all, project, target, budget_tokens, repo_root, search=).targetis a qualified name, a bare name,path:line, or free text (embedding similarity through the semantic extra; the best match becomes the target and each candidate's similarity is kept as a tie-breaker).why_included: the target's source (distance 0); each direct caller's call line from the per-site location ([Epic: Agent IDE] T1: Store call-site and import-site locations on CALLS/REFERENCES/IMPORTS edges #1522), not the whole caller; each direct callee's signature; the headers of the types itRETURNS/ACCEPTS([Epic: Agent IDE] T6: Return types and parameter types as first-class graph facts #1527); the full source of each reaching test with its depth and the symbol it reaches through; sections of documents whoseLINKS_TOpoints at the target's file, those mentioning the name or else the first section.dynamic_call_counton the caller's edge), then similarity, then name. Tokens counted with the sharedcount_tokens; pieces taken in order while they fit, so the total never exceeds the budget. The target alone is trimmed line by line to fit (truncated); a budget too small for its first line names it inomitted. Everything that did not fit is listed inomitted.CYPHER_CONTEXT_HOTNESS,CYPHER_CONTEXT_TYPES,CYPHER_CONTEXT_DOC_SECTIONS; the in-memory emulator answers these plus the resolve and callees queries.context(target,budget_tokensdefault 4000,project) under the ingestor lock;cgr context TARGET [--budget N]; docs indocs/architecture/context-slice.md.Tests
codebase_rag/tests/test_context_slice.py(5): with a 4k budget a fixture function's slice holds its source, its three callers' call lines, its callee's signature, the type it returns, the reaching test and the doc section that mentions it, and nothing from an unrelated module; the token count never exceeds the budget across shrinking budgets (trimmed target first, then omitted); distance then trace hotness orders the pieces; targets by bare name, location and free text (with and without a searcher); the MCP tool. Unit suite: 8963 passed plus the lock-guard fix.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
contextCLI command and MCP tool for generating focused code context around a target.Documentation