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Git Mind Technical Teardown","This document explains Git Mind from zero. It starts at the executable entry","point, then gradually opens the system layer by layer: command dispatch,","Git-backed graph storage, data validation, views, historical reads, AI","suggestions, review decisions, extensions, and the current product direction.","The reader is assumed to know nothing about Git Mind, WARP, or the repository","intelligence domain.","## Table Of Contents","1. [System Overview Mind Map](#system-overview-mind-map)","2. [Domain Dictionary](#domain-dictionary)","3. [Where This Project Stands](#where-this-project-stands)","4. [The Exact Entry Point](#the-exact-entry-point)","5. [Bootstrapping Versus Runtime](#bootstrapping-versus-runtime)","6. [Architecture At A Glance](#architecture-at-a-glance)","7. [The Graph Data Model](#the-graph-data-model)","8. [Source Of Truth](#source-of-truth)","9. [Golden Path One: `git mind init`](#golden-path-one-git-mind-init)","10. [Golden Path Two: `git mind link`](#golden-path-two-git-mind-link)","11. [Golden Path Three: Import And Export](#golden-path-three-import-and-export)","12. [Golden Path Four: Views And Lenses](#golden-path-four-views-and-lenses)","13. [Golden Path Five: Time Travel And Semantic Diff](#golden-path-five-time-travel-and-semantic-diff)","14. [Golden Path Six: Suggestions And Review](#golden-path-six-suggestions-and-review)","15. [Golden Path Seven: Content On Node](#golden-path-seven-content-on-node)","16. [Golden Path Eight: Extensions](#golden-path-eight-extensions)","17. [Golden Path Nine: Cross-Repository Merge](#golden-path-nine-cross-repository-merge)","18. [Unhappy Paths And Error Handling](#unhappy-paths-and-error-handling)","19. [Concurrency And Async Behavior](#concurrency-and-async-behavior)","20. [External Dependencies And Borders](#external-dependencies-and-borders)","21. [Security Boundaries And Trust](#security-boundaries-and-trust)","22. [Configuration And Environment Tuning](#configuration-and-environment-tuning)","23. [Why It Is Built This Way](#why-it-is-built-this-way)","24. [Ten Use Cases](#ten-use-cases)","25. [Future Directions](#future-directions)","26. [Key Features And Design Decisions](#key-features-and-design-decisions)","## System Overview Mind Map","```mermaid","mindmap"," root((Git Mind))"," CLI"," Entry point"," Manual argv parsing"," Human output"," JSON contracts"," Graph substrate"," git-warp"," Git object database"," Patches"," Materialization"," Semantic model"," Nodes"," Edges"," Confidence"," Provenance"," Runtime flows"," Init"," Link"," Import"," Export"," Views"," Diff"," Review"," Intelligence"," Context extraction"," External agent"," Suggestions"," Decisions"," Product direction"," Semantic bootstrap"," Query receipts"," Living map","```","## Domain Dictionary","| Term | Definition |","|------|------------|","| [Git Mind](#where-this-project-stands) | CLI and library for recording repository meaning in Git. |","| [Semantic graph](#the-graph-data-model) | Directed graph of repository facts. |","| [Node](#canonical-nodes) | Named repository thing, such as `file:src/graph.js` or `issue:322`. |","| [Edge](#canonical-edges) | Directed typed relationship between two nodes. |","| [Assertion](#assertion-identity) | Graph fact identified by `(source, target, type)`. |","| [WARP](#graph-storage-with-warp) | Git-backed CRDT graph substrate from `@git-stunts/git-warp`. |","| [Patch](#patch-based-writes) | Batch of graph mutations committed atomically to WARP. |","| [Materialization](#materialization-and-compatibility) | Replay of WARP state into a readable snapshot. |","| [Context envelope](#context-resolution) | Immutable read context for ref, observer, trust, and extension lock. |","| [Observer](#observers-and-trust-context) | Graph-stored read filter addressed as `observer:`. |","| [View](#views) | Named graph projection, such as `architecture` or `progress`. |","| [Lens](#lenses) | Post-processing filter composed onto a view. |","| [Epoch](#epochs) | System node mapping a Git commit SHA to a WARP Lamport tick. |","| [Decision node](#review-decisions) | `decision:` node recording review action for a low-confidence assertion. |","| [Content on node](#golden-path-seven-content-on-node) | Rich content attached to a graph node through WARP storage. |","| [Extension](#golden-path-eight-extensions) | Manifest declaring prefixes, views, rules, adapters, or materializers. |","| [Cross-repo ID](#cross-repository-ids) | Qualified node ID: `repo:owner/name:prefix:identifier`. |","## Where This Project Stands","Git Mind is currently a mature graph substrate and an evolving repository","intelligence product. The package is version `5.0.0`, runs on Node.js 22 or","newer, and stores semantic graph state in Git through `@git-stunts/git-warp`","17.0.0 and `@git-stunts/plumbing` 3.0.3.","The shipped runtime already supports graph initialization, typed links, node","properties, YAML import, Markdown frontmatter import, export, status summaries,","views, lenses, time-travel reads, semantic diffs, content attached to nodes,","extension manifests, cross-repository graph merge, AI-assisted suggestions, and","review decisions.","The product is not yet finished. The stated current hill is Hill 1: zero-input","semantic bootstrap. That means the project is trying to move from a powerful","manual and semi-automated graph substrate toward a tool that can be pointed at an","unfamiliar repository and produce a useful first semantic map without requiring","the user to hand-author the graph.","The distinction matters. The code can already store, inspect, filter, and diff","semantic knowledge. The planned product move is to make the first useful graph","appear from repository artifacts themselves: code files, docs, ADRs, commit","history, issue references, PR references, and eventually review artifacts. The","new feature profile documents and graph data model describe that future contract,","but the CLI does not yet expose a `bootstrap` command.","## The Exact Entry Point","Execution starts in [bin/git-mind.js](bin/git-mind.js). This is the file listed","under the `bin` field in `package.json`, so when a user runs `git mind ...` or","`git-mind ...`, Node executes this script.","The entry point is an ES module with top-level `await`. There is no framework,","command router package, web server, dependency injection container, or generated","CLI layer. The script reads `process.argv`, identifies the command, manually","parses flags, calls an exported command function from `src/cli/commands.js`, and","then flushes stdout and stderr before exiting.","flowchart TD"," Start[\"Node starts bin/git-mind.js\"]"," Args[\"Read process.argv.slice(2)\"]"," Command{\"Is the first arg a known command?\"}"," Dispatch[\"Call command implementation\"]"," Usage[\"Print usage and set exit code\"]"," Flush[\"Flush stdout and stderr\"]"," Exit[\"process.exit\"]"," Start --> Args"," Args --> Command"," Command -->|yes| Dispatch"," Command -->|no| Usage"," Dispatch --> Flush"," Usage --> Flush"," Flush --> Exit","The entry point deliberately keeps parsing simple. `parseFlags()` understands","`--flag value` pairs and a small set of boolean flags such as `--json`,","`--fix`, `--dry-run`, `--validate`, and `--raw`. `extractPositionals()` walks the","same argument array and returns only the non-flag arguments. This is not as rich","as a CLI framework, but the trade-off is excellent local clarity: every command's","shape is visible in one switch statement.","### Entry Payload","At process start, the only payload is the operating system argument vector. For","example, this user command:","```bash","git mind link file:src/graph.js spec:graph-schema --type implements --confidence 0.9","arrives in the entry point like this:","```json","{"," \"process.argv.slice(2)\": ["," \"link\","," \"file:src/graph.js\","," \"spec:graph-schema\","," \"--type\","," \"implements\","," \"--confidence\","," \"0.9\""," ],"," \"command\": \"link\","," \"cwd\": \"/path/to/repository\"","}","The source of truth at this point is not the graph. It is the running process:","the argument array, the current working directory, and the environment. No graph","state has been opened yet.","## Bootstrapping Versus Runtime","Git Mind has two meanings of bootstrapping, and they should not be confused.","Program bootstrapping is what `bin/git-mind.js` does every time it starts. It","imports modules, parses arguments, constructs context objects when needed, and","dispatches one command.","Product bootstrapping is the planned Hill 1 feature: `git mind bootstrap`. That","future flow should scan an unfamiliar repository and infer a first semantic map.","The design documents specify this direction, but the current executable command","set does not include that command yet.","Runtime begins after command dispatch. At runtime, each command decides whether","it needs a graph, opens that graph with `initGraph(cwd)`, performs reads or","writes, formats output, and sets `process.exitCode` on failure.","sequenceDiagram"," autonumber"," participant User"," participant Entry as bin/git-mind.js"," participant Commands as src/cli/commands.js"," participant Graph as src/graph.js"," participant Warp as git-warp"," User->>Entry: git mind status --json"," Entry->>Entry: parse command and flags"," Entry->>Commands: status(cwd, opts)"," Commands->>Graph: initGraph(cwd)"," Graph->>Warp: WarpGraph.open(...)"," Warp-->>Graph: graph surface"," Graph-->>Commands: compat graph"," Commands->>Commands: compute status"," Commands-->>Entry: command completes"," Entry->>Entry: flush streams and exit","## Architecture At A Glance","The implementation is a local-first CLI and library. The CLI layer owns command","syntax and output contracts. The domain modules own graph operations. The graph","module owns the compatibility boundary between Git Mind and `git-warp`.","classDiagram"," class GitMindCLI {"," +parseFlags(args)"," +extractPositionals(args)"," +contextFromFlags(flags)"," +switch command"," }"," class CommandLayer {"," +init(cwd)"," +link(cwd, source, target, opts)"," +view(cwd, viewSpec, opts)"," +importCmd(cwd, filePath, opts)"," +diff(cwd, refA, refB, opts)"," +review(cwd, opts)"," class GraphBoundary {"," +initGraph(repoPath, opts)"," +compatGraph(graph)"," +loadGraph(repoPath, opts)"," class GitWarp {"," +open(config)"," +createPatch()"," +materialize(options)"," +observer(name, config)"," class DomainModules {"," +edges"," +nodes"," +import"," +export"," +views"," +review"," +content"," GitMindCLI --> CommandLayer"," CommandLayer --> GraphBoundary"," GraphBoundary --> GitWarp"," CommandLayer --> DomainModules"," DomainModules --> GraphBoundary","### Component Roles","`bin/git-mind.js` exists to be boring. Its job is to keep process-level concerns","out of the domain modules. It reads arguments, handles unknown commands, converts","flags to options, and exits cleanly even when stdout is closed by a pipe.","`src/cli/commands.js` is the CLI service layer. It catches errors, opens graphs,","calls domain functions, and chooses human or JSON formatting. It is also the","boundary where `ContextEnvelope` objects are resolved into real graph surfaces.","`src/graph.js` is the most important integration seam. Git Mind depends on a","small graph surface, while `git-warp` has evolved across major versions. The","compatibility wrapper preserves the v14-shaped methods Git Mind expects while","using the v17 app/core/query/patch surfaces underneath.","The domain modules are deliberately small. `edges.js` creates and removes","relationships. `nodes.js` inspects and mutates node properties. `import.js` and","`frontmatter.js` ingest structured data. `export.js` writes round-trippable graph","data. `views.js`, `lens.js`, and `lenses/core.js` produce projections. `epoch.js`","connects Git history to WARP ticks. `diff.js` compares historical snapshots.","`suggest.js` shells out to an external agent. `review.js` records human review","decisions. `content.js` attaches blobs to nodes. `extension.js` loads manifests.","`merge.js` qualifies another repo's graph into the local graph.","## The Graph Data Model","Git Mind models repository meaning as directed assertions between canonical","nodes. The runtime schema is v1, and the product vocabulary is described in","`docs/design/graph-data-model.md`.","erDiagram"," NODE ||--o{ EDGE : \"source\""," NODE ||--o{ EDGE : \"target\""," NODE ||--o{ NODE_PROPERTY : \"has\""," EDGE ||--o{ EDGE_PROPERTY : \"has\""," NODE {"," string id"," string prefix"," string prefixClass"," EDGE {"," string source"," string target"," string type"," NODE_PROPERTY {"," string key"," json value"," EDGE_PROPERTY {","### Canonical Nodes","A node ID has the form `prefix:identifier`. The current validator accepts local","node IDs that match `^[a-z][a-z0-9-]*:[A-Za-z0-9._/@-]+$` and cross-repo IDs","that match `repo:owner/name:prefix:identifier`.","Canonical prefixes include planning nodes such as `issue:`, `pr:`, `task:`,","`feature:`, and `milestone:`; knowledge nodes such as `spec:`, `adr:`, `doc:`,","`concept:`, and `decision:`; architecture nodes such as `crate:`, `module:`,","`pkg:`, and `file:`; actor/tool nodes such as `person:` and `tool:`; and","observability nodes such as `event:` and `metric:`.","System prefixes include `commit:`, `repo:`, and `epoch:`. The product model says","these are owned by Git Mind system writers. In the current code, validators","classify them as system prefixes, while importer behavior is still evolving","toward the stricter product contract.","### Canonical Edges","The runtime accepts eleven edge types:","| Edge Type | Meaning |","|-----------|---------|","| `implements` | The source realizes the target. |","| `augments` | The source extends the target. |","| `relates-to` | The source is generally associated with the target. |","| `references` | The source explicitly cites or mentions the target. |","| `touches` | The source changes or affects the target. |","| `groups` | The source contains or groups the target. |","| `blocks` | The source blocks progress on the target. |","| `belongs-to` | The source is a child or member of the target. |","| `consumed-by` | The source resource is consumed by the target. |","| `depends-on` | The source depends on the target. |","| `documents` | The source explains the target. |","Direction is not decoration. A `blocks` edge points from blocker to blocked. A","`depends-on` edge points from dependent to dependency. A `documents` edge points","from explainer to subject. Views, lenses, review receipts, and semantic diffs","all depend on this direction being stable.","### Assertion Identity","Git Mind does not create first-class `edge:` nodes. An assertion is identified","by the tuple `(source, target, type)`. This tuple is used by diffing, receipts,","review decisions, import/export reasoning, and diagnostics."," \"source\": \"file:src/graph.js\","," \"target\": \"spec:graph-schema\","," \"type\": \"implements\","," \"assertionKey\": ["," \"implements\""," ]","The trade-off is intentional. Tuple identity keeps the graph simple and aligns","with WARP edge uniqueness. The cost is that if Git Mind later needs durable","first-class assertion objects, it will need a deliberate schema change rather","than an ad hoc `edge:` convention.","### Edge Properties","Edges carry metadata. `createEdge()` sets `confidence` and `createdAt` on every","new edge. It also sets `rationale` when the caller provides one. Review flows","later set `reviewedAt` when a suggestion is accepted or adjusted."," \"from\": \"file:src/graph.js\","," \"to\": \"spec:graph-schema\","," \"label\": \"implements\","," \"props\": {"," \"confidence\": 0.9,"," \"createdAt\": \"2026-06-01T05:00:00.000Z\","," \"rationale\": \"graph.js opens the WARP graph described by the schema\""," }","## Source Of Truth","The durable source of truth is the local Git repository. Git Mind does not keep","its authoritative state in SQLite, Postgres, Redis, a hosted service, or a","daemon process. Graph state is persisted through WARP into Git objects and WARP","refs inside the repository.","In memory, Git Mind temporarily holds parsed CLI flags, `ContextEnvelope`","objects, graph snapshots, patch objects, import payloads, view results, agent","responses, and formatted output. That memory is disposable. Once the process","exits, durable graph state lives in Git.","For content-on-node, the content body is stored as a Git blob through WARP's","content API. The node stores the content object ID and content metadata as node","properties.","For time-travel reads, the source of truth is two-part. Git supplies commit","identity and ancestor walking. WARP supplies Lamport ticks and graph","materialization. Epoch nodes connect those two worlds."," Process[\"Running Node process\"]"," Args[\"Args, flags, context envelope\"]"," Patch[\"Pending WARP patch\"]"," GraphRefs[\"WARP graph refs in Git\"]"," Objects[\"Git object database\"]"," Blob[\"Content blob\"]"," Epoch[\"epoch nodes\"]"," Process --> Args"," Process --> Patch"," Patch -->|commit| GraphRefs"," Patch -->|attach content| Objects"," Objects --> Blob"," GraphRefs --> Epoch","## Golden Path One: `git mind init`","`git mind init` is the smallest successful path. The entry point dispatches to","`init(cwd)`, which calls `initGraph(cwd)`. `initGraph()` resolves the repository","path, creates Git plumbing for that directory, wraps it in a `GitGraphAdapter`,","and calls `WarpGraph.open()`."," participant Commands as init()"," participant Graph as initGraph()"," participant Plumbing as GitPlumbing"," participant Adapter as GitGraphAdapter"," participant Warp as WarpGraph"," User->>Entry: git mind init"," Entry->>Commands: init(cwd)"," Graph->>Plumbing: createDefault({ cwd })"," Plumbing-->>Graph: plumbing"," Graph->>Adapter: new GitGraphAdapter({ plumbing })"," Graph->>Warp: open({ graphName, persistence, writerId, crypto })"," Warp-->>Graph: graph"," Graph-->>Commands: compatGraph(graph)"," Commands-->>User: Initialized git-mind graph","### Graph Storage With WARP","The graph name is hard-coded as `gitmind`. The default writer ID is `local`,","although context-sensitive reads and diffs use writer IDs such as `ctx-reader`,","`ctx-resolver`, `diff-a`, and `diff-b`.","The code creates a `NodeCryptoAdapter`, which means graph operations can use","Node-native cryptographic support through WARP. Git Mind itself does not manage","signing keys or identity tokens here; it delegates cryptographic substrate needs","to WARP.","### Materialization And Compatibility","The distinctive part of `src/graph.js` is `compatGraph()`. It adapts the current","WARP v17 surface back to the method shape Git Mind's domain modules expect. It","separates core, query, and patch surfaces, lazily materializes before reads, and","marks the local wrapper dirty after commits so later reads re-materialize."," class CompatGraph {"," +getNodes()"," +getEdges()"," +getNodeProps(id)"," class Core {"," class Query {"," class Patches {"," +patch()"," +patchMany()"," +discoverTicks()"," CompatGraph --> Core"," CompatGraph --> Query"," CompatGraph --> Patches","This is a pragmatic compatibility layer. The project trades a small adapter for","less churn across the rest of the codebase. Domain modules can keep calling","`graph.getEdges()` and `graph.createPatch()` while the adapter absorbs upstream","API movement.","## Golden Path Two: `git mind link`","`git mind link` creates one semantic assertion. It takes a source node, a target","node, an optional edge type, an optional confidence value, and an optional","remote repository qualifier.","The happy path validates the edge, creates missing endpoint nodes, adds the","edge, records edge properties, and commits one WARP patch."," participant Commands as link()"," participant Edges as createEdge()"," participant Patch as WARP patch"," User->>Entry: git mind link file:src/graph.js spec:graph-schema --type implements"," Entry->>Commands: link(cwd, source, target, opts)"," Commands->>Edges: createEdge(graph, input)"," Edges->>Edges: validateEdge(source, target, type, confidence)"," Edges->>Patch: createPatch()"," Edges->>Patch: addNode(source) if missing"," Edges->>Patch: addNode(target) if missing"," Edges->>Patch: addEdge(source, target, type)"," Edges->>Patch: setEdgeProperty(confidence)"," Edges->>Patch: setEdgeProperty(createdAt)"," Edges->>Patch: commit()"," Commands-->>User: success line","### Patch-Based Writes","The write is intentionally patch-based rather than a sequence of immediate","mutations. The patch is the unit of atomic graph change. If the patch commits,","the assertion and its properties land together. If validation fails before the","patch, nothing writes."," \"confidence\": 0.9,"," \"rationale\": \"Optional human-readable explanation\"","### Cross-Repository IDs","If the user passes `--remote owner/name`, the command qualifies local node IDs","before validation. `file:src/api.js` becomes","`repo:owner/name:file:src/api.js`. This lets a local graph carry references to","another repository without pretending those nodes are local facts."," Local[\"file:src/api.js\"]"," RemoteFlag{\"--remote present?\"}"," Qualified[\"repo:owner/name:file:src/api.js\"]"," Unchanged[\"file:src/api.js\"]"," Local --> RemoteFlag"," RemoteFlag -->|yes| Qualified"," RemoteFlag -->|no| Unchanged","## Golden Path Three: Import And Export","Git Mind has two import paths. YAML import reads an explicit v1 graph payload.","Markdown import scans Markdown files for YAML frontmatter and converts recognized","fields into the same v1 graph payload. Both paths eventually call `importData()`,","so validation and write behavior are shared.","### YAML Import Payload","```yaml","version: 1","nodes:"," - id: spec:graph-schema"," properties:"," title: Graph Schema"," - id: file:src/graph.js","edges:"," - source: file:src/graph.js"," target: spec:graph-schema"," type: implements"," confidence: 0.9"," rationale: graph.js opens and adapts the WARP graph","### YAML Import Sequence"," participant Commands as importCmd()"," participant Import as importFile()"," participant Parser as yaml.load()"," participant Validator as validateImportData()"," User->>Commands: git mind import graph.yaml"," Commands->>Import: importFile(graph, path)"," Import->>Parser: read and parse YAML"," Parser-->>Import: data object"," Import->>Validator: validate version, nodes, edges"," Validator-->>Import: valid result"," Import->>Patch: add nodes, add edges, set properties"," Patch-->>Import: commit()"," Import-->>Commands: ImportResult","Validation checks the schema version, node structure, edge structure, edge type,","confidence range, self-edge constraints for `blocks` and `depends-on`, and","whether edge endpoints are declared in the payload or already exist in the graph.","Unknown node prefixes produce warnings rather than hard failures, which keeps","the taxonomy extensible."," Data[\"Parsed import data\"]"," Version{\"Supported version?\"}"," Nodes{\"Nodes are valid?\"}"," Edges{\"Edges are valid?\"}"," DryRun{\"Dry run?\"}"," Report[\"Return stats only\"]"," Write[\"Write one atomic patch\"]"," Error[\"Return validation errors\"]"," Data --> Version"," Version -->|no| Error"," Version -->|yes| Nodes"," Nodes -->|no| Error"," Nodes -->|yes| Edges"," Edges -->|no| Error"," Edges -->|yes| DryRun"," DryRun -->|yes| Report"," DryRun -->|no| Write","### Markdown Frontmatter Import","Markdown import is a convenience layer over the same v1 import pipeline. The","frontmatter parser normalizes CRLF to LF, looks for a standalone opening and","closing `---`, parses the YAML block, and ignores files without usable","frontmatter.","A Markdown file like this:","```markdown","---","id: doc:graph-design","title: Graph Design","documents: spec:graph-schema","references:"," - issue:322","# Graph Design","becomes this intermediate import data:"," \"version\": 1,"," \"nodes\": ["," {"," \"id\": \"doc:graph-design\","," \"properties\": {"," \"title\": \"Graph Design\""," }"," },"," \"id\": \"spec:graph-schema\""," \"id\": \"issue:322\""," \"edges\": ["," \"source\": \"doc:graph-design\","," \"target\": \"spec:graph-schema\","," \"type\": \"documents\""," \"target\": \"issue:322\","," \"type\": \"references\"","### Export","Export is the inverse path. It reads graph nodes and edges, filters out system","prefixes such as `decision`, `commit`, and `epoch`, omits system-managed edge","timestamps, and serializes a v1 import-compatible payload as YAML or JSON.","The trade-off is that export is not a forensic dump. It is a clean interchange","format designed for edit-and-import workflows. If you need full internal state,","the Git/WARP refs are the real source of truth.","## Golden Path Four: Views And Lenses","A view is a named projection over the graph. A lens is a post-processing","projection composed onto a view. The CLI syntax uses colons:","git mind view roadmap:incomplete:frontier","That reads as: render the `roadmap` view, then apply the `incomplete` lens, then","apply the `frontier` lens.","### Views","Views live in a registry in `src/views.js`. Some are declarative, such as","`architecture`, which is defined by prefixes and edge types. Others are","imperative, such as `blockers`, which computes transitive blocking chains and","cycle metadata."," participant Commands as view()"," participant Context as resolveContext()"," participant Views as renderView()"," participant Lens as composeLenses()"," participant Graph as graph"," User->>Commands: git mind view progress:incomplete --json"," Commands->>Context: resolve context envelope"," Context-->>Commands: graph and resolved context"," Commands->>Views: renderView(graph, \"progress\", options)"," Views->>Lens: composeLenses([\"incomplete\"])"," Views->>Graph: getNodes()"," Views->>Graph: getEdges()"," Views->>Graph: getNodeProps(id) when needed"," Views->>Views: apply view filter"," Views->>Lens: apply lens chain"," Views-->>Commands: ViewResult","### Lenses","Core lenses are registered by `src/lenses/core.js`. They are intentionally pure","transformations from `ViewResult` to `ViewResult`.","| Lens | What It Keeps | Distinctive Logic |","|------|---------------|-------------------|","| `incomplete` | Nodes whose `status` is not `done`. | Requires node properties and normalizes status synonyms. |","| `frontier` | Leaf nodes with no outgoing edge inside the current view. | Uses only the already-filtered subgraph. |","| `critical-path` | Longest execution-order chain. | Normalizes edge direction, then runs DAG DP. |","| `blocked` | Nodes with incoming `blocks` edges. | Treats blockedness as a relationship, not a property. |","| `parallel` | Nodes with no dependency/blocking relationship. | Finds work that can proceed concurrently. |"," ViewResult[\"Initial ViewResult\"]"," LensNames[\"Lens name list\"]"," Lookup{\"All lenses registered?\"}"," Props{\"Any lens needs node properties?\"}"," FetchProps[\"Fetch node properties\"]"," Compose[\"Apply lenses left to right\"]"," Result[\"Final ViewResult\"]"," Error[\"Throw unknown lens error\"]"," ViewResult --> LensNames"," LensNames --> Lookup"," Lookup -->|no| Error"," Lookup -->|yes| Props"," Props -->|yes| FetchProps"," Props -->|no| Compose"," FetchProps --> Compose"," Compose --> Result","The most interesting lens is `critical-path`. It knows that `blocks` and","`depends-on` encode order in opposite directions. A `blocks` edge already points","from predecessor to successor. A `depends-on` edge points from dependent to","dependency, so the lens reverses it before computing the longest path.","## Golden Path Five: Time Travel And Semantic Diff","Time travel is built from epoch nodes. A post-commit hook can call","`git mind process-commit `. That command parses commit directives and then","records an epoch marker that maps the Git commit SHA to the current WARP Lamport","tick.","### Epochs"," \"node\": \"epoch:6aeec3bd65db\","," \"properties\": {"," \"tick\": 128,"," \"fullSha\": \"6aeec3bd65dbd57ac627f5acd696d6601b0e9a70\","," \"recordedAt\": \"2026-06-01T05:41:11.000Z\"","When a user asks for `git mind at HEAD~5`, Git Mind resolves `HEAD~5` to a SHA,","looks for `epoch:`, falls back to a nearby ancestor epoch if needed,","and materializes the graph at that tick.","### Context Resolution","Context-aware read commands use `ContextEnvelope`. The default context is","`HEAD`, no observer, open trust policy, and no extension lock."," Envelope[\"ContextEnvelope\"]"," Head{\"asOf is HEAD?\"}"," OpenHead[\"Open graph as current HEAD\"]"," ResolveRef[\"Resolve Git ref to SHA\"]"," FindEpoch{\"Epoch found?\"}"," Materialize[\"Open fresh graph and materialize at tick\"]"," Observer{\"Observer requested?\"}"," LoadObserver[\"Read observer node properties\"]"," ApplyObserver[\"Create filtered graph observer\"]"," Return[\"Return graph and resolved context\"]"," Error[\"Throw missing epoch or observer error\"]"," Envelope --> Head"," Head -->|yes| OpenHead"," Head -->|no| ResolveRef"," ResolveRef --> FindEpoch"," FindEpoch -->|no| Error"," FindEpoch -->|yes| Materialize"," OpenHead --> Observer"," Materialize --> Observer"," Observer -->|yes| LoadObserver"," LoadObserver --> ApplyObserver"," ApplyObserver --> Return"," Observer -->|no| Return","### Semantic Diff","`computeDiff()` opens three graph instances. The resolver finds epochs for both","refs. The before graph materializes at tick A. The after graph materializes at","tick B. The diff engine then compares node sets and edge sets."," participant Diff as computeDiff()"," participant Resolver as resolver graph"," participant Epoch as epoch lookup"," participant GraphA as graph A"," participant GraphB as graph B"," participant Compare as diffSnapshots()"," User->>Diff: git mind diff HEAD~10..HEAD"," Diff->>Resolver: initGraph(diff-resolver)"," Diff->>Epoch: getEpochForRef(refA)"," Diff->>Epoch: getEpochForRef(refB)"," Epoch-->>Diff: ticks A and B"," Diff->>GraphA: initGraph(diff-a)"," Diff->>GraphA: materialize({ ceiling: tickA })"," Diff->>GraphB: initGraph(diff-b)"," Diff->>GraphB: materialize({ ceiling: tickB })"," Diff->>Compare: compare nodes and assertion keys"," Compare-->>Diff: added and removed nodes and edges","This is a distinctive design choice. `materialize({ ceiling })` is treated as","destructive, so the code does not try to reuse one graph instance for both sides","of a diff. It spends more setup work to avoid temporal state contamination.","## Golden Path Six: Suggestions And Review","The suggestion flow is the bridge between repository context and AI-assisted","graph growth. Git Mind does not embed an AI provider. Instead, it shells out to","the command configured by `GITMIND_AGENT` or supplied with `--agent`.","### Suggestion Flow"," participant Suggest as generateSuggestions()"," participant Context as extractContext()"," participant Agent as External agent command"," participant Parser as parseSuggestions()"," participant Filter as filterRejected()"," User->>Suggest: git mind suggest --context HEAD~10..HEAD"," Suggest->>Context: extract files, commits, graph"," Context-->>Suggest: prompt"," Suggest->>Agent: spawn command with prompt on stdin"," Agent-->>Suggest: stdout text"," Suggest->>Parser: parse JSON or fenced JSON"," Parser-->>Suggest: validated suggestions"," Suggest->>Filter: remove prior rejections"," Filter->>Graph: read decision nodes"," Filter-->>Suggest: remaining suggestions","The prompt includes known node prefixes, edge types, existing nodes, existing","edges, recent commits, and tracked files. The parser accepts raw JSON arrays and","JSON inside Markdown code fences. It validates node IDs, edge types, and","confidence values before returning suggestions.","### Suggestion Payload","["," {"," \"source\": \"file:src/graph.js\","," \"target\": \"spec:graph-schema\","," \"type\": \"implements\","," \"confidence\": 0.7,"," \"rationale\": \"graph.js opens and adapts the WARP graph specified by the schema\"","]","### Review Decisions","Review operates on low-confidence edges already in the graph. `getPendingSuggestions()`","finds edges below the low-confidence threshold and excludes edges that already","have a decision node.","stateDiagram-v2"," [*] --> Pending"," Pending --> Accepted: accept"," Pending --> Rejected: reject"," Pending --> Adjusted: adjust"," Pending --> Pending: skip"," Accepted --> [*]"," Rejected --> [*]"," Adjusted --> [*]","An accepted suggestion is promoted to confidence `1.0`, gets `reviewedAt`, and","gets a `decision:` node. A rejected suggestion removes the edge and records a","decision. An adjusted suggestion may update confidence, rationale, or type, and","records the decision in the same patch. A skipped suggestion is deliberately not","persisted, so it can reappear later.","Decision IDs are generated from the assertion tuple plus the current Unix","timestamp. The tuple hash ties the decision to the assertion. The timestamp","allows more than one review event over time.","## Golden Path Seven: Content On Node","Content-on-node lets a graph node carry rich content without turning every large","body into a node property. `writeContent()` checks that the node exists, converts","the content to a buffer, attaches it through WARP, stores MIME and size metadata,","commits the patch, and reads back the content object ID."," participant Command as contentSet()"," participant Content as writeContent()"," participant Store as Git object database"," participant Graph as node properties"," User->>Command: git mind content set doc:readme --from README.md"," Command->>Content: writeContent(graph, nodeId, buffer, mime)"," Content->>Graph: hasNode(nodeId)"," Content->>Patch: createPatch()"," Content->>Patch: attachContent(nodeId, buffer)"," Patch->>Store: write Git blob"," Content->>Patch: set MIME and size properties"," Patch-->>Content: commit()"," Content->>Graph: getContentOid(nodeId)","Content deletion clears the content properties, but the Git blob remains in the","object database until normal Git maintenance can garbage-collect unreachable","objects. This is the right local-first trade-off: graph semantics change","immediately, while Git object cleanup remains Git's job.","## Golden Path Eight: Extensions","Extensions are manifest-driven. They are not arbitrary code plugins. An","extension manifest declares domain prefixes, views, lenses, rules, sync","adapters, and materializers. Git Mind validates the manifest with AJV against","`docs/contracts/extension-manifest.schema.json`, normalizes optional arrays, and","registers the extension."," Manifest[\"YAML or JSON manifest\"]"," Parse{\"Parse succeeds?\"}"," Schema{\"AJV schema valid?\"}"," Lenses{\"Referenced lenses exist?\"}"," Prefixes{\"No prefix collision?\"}"," Views[\"Declare extension views\"]"," Registry[\"Register extension record\"]"," Error[\"Return validation error\"]"," Manifest --> Parse"," Parse -->|no| Error"," Parse -->|yes| Schema"," Schema -->|no| Error"," Schema -->|yes| Lenses"," Lenses -->|no| Error"," Lenses -->|yes| Prefixes"," Prefixes -->|no| Error"," Prefixes -->|yes| Views"," Views --> Registry","This design favors declarative extension points over arbitrary executable code.","The trade-off is reduced extension power in exchange for safer validation,","predictable contracts, and easier review.","Built-in extension manifests live under `extensions/roadmap` and","`extensions/architecture`. `registerBuiltinExtensions()` loads them once and","marks them as built-in so they cannot be removed through the normal extension","removal path.","## Golden Path Nine: Cross-Repository Merge","Cross-repository merge reads another local repository's Git Mind graph and","qualifies every imported node with `repo:owner/name:`. This avoids collisions","between local and remote node IDs."," participant MergeCmd as mergeCmd()"," participant Merge as mergeFromRepo()"," participant Remote as remote graph"," participant Local as local graph"," participant Patch as local patch"," User->>MergeCmd: git mind merge --from ../other-repo"," MergeCmd->>Merge: mergeFromRepo(localGraph, path)"," Merge->>Merge: detect repo identifier"," Merge->>Remote: initGraph(remoteRepoPath)"," Merge->>Remote: getNodes() and getEdges()"," Merge->>Patch: add qualified nodes"," Merge->>Patch: copy node properties"," Merge->>Patch: add qualified edges"," Merge->>Patch: copy confidence and rationale"," Patch-->>Local: commit()","The ID `repo:flyingrobots/echo:module:wal` means the local graph is talking","about `module:wal` from the repository identified as `flyingrobots/echo`. The","inner prefix remains `module`, so prefix extraction can still reason about the","kind of thing being referenced.","## Unhappy Paths And Error Handling","Git Mind's CLI command functions generally catch errors, print a formatted error","message, and set `process.exitCode = 1`. They do not usually throw through to","Node's default unhandled exception output."," Command[\"Command starts\"]"," Validate{\"Input valid?\"}"," OpenGraph{\"Graph opens?\"}"," Domain{\"Domain operation succeeds?\"}"," Output{\"Output succeeds?\"}"," Success[\"Exit code 0\"]"," Failure[\"Print error and set exit code 1\"]"," Pipe{\"Broken pipe?\"}"," IgnorePipe[\"Treat EPIPE as clean shutdown\"]"," Command --> Validate"," Validate -->|no| Failure"," Validate -->|yes| OpenGraph"," OpenGraph -->|no| Failure"," OpenGraph -->|yes| Domain"," Domain -->|no| Failure"," Domain -->|yes| Output"," Output --> Pipe"," Pipe -->|yes| IgnorePipe"," Pipe -->|no| Success"," IgnorePipe --> Success","Malformed CLI usage is caught at the entry point or command boundary. Missing","required positionals such as a `link` target produce usage text and a non-zero","exit code.","Import failures are returned as structured `ImportResult` objects when possible.","A missing file, empty YAML document, unsupported version, malformed node, invalid","edge type, invalid confidence value, or undeclared edge endpoint prevents writes.","Historical read failures happen when a Git ref cannot be resolved or no epoch","marker exists for the ref or its ancestors. The error message tells the user to","run `git mind process-commit` so epoch markers can be recorded.","Agent failures include missing `GITMIND_AGENT`, process start failure, timeout,","non-zero exit, empty output, invalid JSON, non-array output, or invalid","suggestion items. The external agent is outside Git Mind's reliability boundary,","so Git Mind validates everything it receives.","Extension failures include missing manifest files, YAML or JSON parse errors,","schema violations, unknown referenced lenses, and prefix collisions with another","extension.","Content failures include missing source files, writing content to a missing","node, reading a node with no content, and content object lookup failure after a","blob has supposedly been written.","The entry point has a notable pipe-safety detail. At shutdown it writes an empty","string to stdout and stderr to flush streams. If the stream reports `EPIPE` or","`ERR_STREAM_DESTROYED`, it resolves rather than crashing. This matters when users","pipe output to commands such as `head`, which may close the pipe early.","## Concurrency And Async Behavior","Git Mind is asynchronous because it performs file I/O, Git subprocess calls,","WARP graph operations, external process execution, and interactive terminal","input. It is not a server with request concurrency, and it does not run a worker","pool.","The important concurrency boundary is the WARP graph. Writes are grouped into","patches and committed. WARP supplies the CRDT-style Git-backed substrate, which","is why the project can rely on replay and merge behavior instead of a central","database transaction coordinator.","Some flows deliberately use multiple graph instances. Time travel and diff are","the best examples. Since materialization at a ceiling is treated as destructive,","`computeDiff()` opens separate graph instances for resolver, before snapshot,","and after snapshot. That is extra setup cost, but it prevents one historical","materialization from contaminating another read.","The review module explicitly assumes a single-writer edge existence model for","some operations. For example, `acceptSuggestion()` assumes the low-confidence","edge still exists when it sets edge properties. If another process deletes the","edge at exactly the same time, the underlying graph operation may fail. That is a","reasonable CLI trade-off today, but a long-running daemon or multi-user service","would need a stronger conflict-resolution story at the review boundary.","## External Dependencies And Borders","Git Mind's most important dependency is `@git-stunts/git-warp`. That is where","graph persistence, patches, materialization, observer surfaces, content","attachment, and WARP-specific semantics live. Git Mind wraps that dependency but","does not reimplement it.","`@git-stunts/plumbing` is the Git plumbing layer used by `GitGraphAdapter`.","Git Mind relies on it to talk to the local Git repository.","`js-yaml` parses YAML import files, Markdown frontmatter blocks, and extension","manifests. `ajv` validates extension manifests against a JSON Schema. `chalk`","and `figures` support terminal formatting. `vitest` and `eslint` are development","dependencies for tests and linting.","Git itself is also an external boundary. Several modules call the `git`","executable through `execFileSync`: context extraction, epoch lookup, commit","processing, and repository identifier detection. These calls pass arguments as","arrays rather than shell strings. The suggestion flow is the exception that","intentionally uses `spawn(cmd, { shell: true })` because it accepts a user","configured agent command."," GitMind[\"Git Mind code\"]"," Warp[\"git-warp\"]"," Plumbing[\"git-stunts plumbing\"]"," Git[\"Local git executable and object database\"]"," YAML[\"js-yaml\"]"," AJV[\"AJV\"]"," Agent[\"External AI agent command\"]"," GitMind --> Warp"," Warp --> Plumbing"," Plumbing --> Git"," GitMind --> YAML"," GitMind --> AJV"," GitMind --> Agent","## Security Boundaries And Trust","Git Mind does not currently implement user accounts, JWTs, OAuth flows, session","cookies, or remote authorization. It is a local CLI that operates in the current","Git repository with the permissions of the invoking OS user.","That does not mean there are no security boundaries. The main boundary is local","execution authority. If a user can run `git mind`, they can mutate the local","Git-backed graph. If they configure `GITMIND_AGENT`, Git Mind will spawn that","command with shell semantics. That is powerful and intentionally user-controlled.","The code is careful in places where Git arguments are derived from input.","`extractCommitContext()` rejects dangerous characters and leading hyphens before","using a user-provided Git range. Most Git subprocess calls use `execFileSync`","with argument arrays rather than shell interpolation.","Observer and trust-policy fields exist in `ContextEnvelope`, but the trust","policy is not yet a fully enforced authorization model. Observer filtering is","graph-backed: an observer is a node such as `observer:alice` with a required","`match` property and optional expose/redact properties. The graph's observer","surface then returns a filtered graph.","### Observers And Trust Context"," \"node\": \"observer:public\","," \"match\": \"doc:*\","," \"redact\": \"rationale\"","The current boundary is best understood as deterministic local filtering, not","access control against a hostile user. A future hosted or multi-user Git Mind","would need explicit identity, policy enforcement, and audit semantics.","## Configuration And Environment Tuning","Most configuration is command-line state, not a global config file.","| Control | Effect |","|---------|--------|","| `--json` | Emits schema-versioned machine-readable output for supported commands. |","| `--at ` | Resolves a historical context and materializes a graph at an epoch tick. |","| `--observer ` | Reads through a named graph observer. |","| `--trust ` | Stores trust policy in the context envelope; enforcement is still limited. |","| `--prefix ` | Filters nodes, exports, or diffs by prefix. |","| `--dry-run` / `--validate` | Validates import or merge behavior without writing. |","| `--agent ` | Overrides `GITMIND_AGENT` for suggestion generation. |","| `GITMIND_AGENT` | Defines the external AI command used by `git mind suggest`. |","| `GITMIND_DEBUG` | Enables debug logging for epoch recording failure in commit processing. |","There are also hard-coded tuning decisions. Suggestion agent calls time out","after 120 seconds by default. Context extraction limits tracked files to 200 and","recent commits to 10 by default. Prompt construction truncates at 4000","characters unless a caller supplies a different maximum. Epoch ancestor fallback","walks at most 100 commits by default.","These constants are conservative. They keep local CLI runs predictable, but they","also mean large monorepos will need more deliberate bootstrap and indexing","features rather than relying on the current suggestion prompt builder alone.","## Why It Is Built This Way","Git Mind stores state in Git because the knowledge it records is about the","repository itself. Keeping graph state beside repository history means semantic","facts can be cloned, branched, merged, replayed, and diffed with the project.","The trade-off is that every operation must respect Git and WARP mechanics, which","can be slower and more complex than writing rows to a local database.","The CLI uses manual parsing because the command surface is still small and","because explicit switch cases make behavior easy to audit. The trade-off is that","the project must maintain parsing details such as boolean flags, positional","extraction, and usage text itself.","The graph compatibility adapter exists because the WARP substrate moved from","older method shapes to newer surfaces. The adapter preserves Git Mind's internal","API and contains upgrade friction in one file. The trade-off is that the adapter","must be tested carefully so it does not hide upstream behavior changes.","The import path validates before writing and writes in one patch. This prevents","half-imported graph state. The trade-off is that very large imports may produce","large patches and validation must load enough context to check references.","Views and lenses are separated because a view answers \"which subgraph matters?\"","while a lens answers \"which part of that subgraph should I focus on right now?\"","This keeps combinations such as `roadmap:incomplete:frontier` natural. The","trade-off is that lens composition can surprise users if they expect OR-style","filtering; the current lenses mostly use AND-style endpoint preservation.","The AI suggestion system shells out instead of binding to one vendor SDK. This","keeps the core product vendor-neutral and local-friendly. The trade-off is that","the user must configure an agent command, and Git Mind must treat the agent's","output as untrusted text until parsed and validated.","The review system records decisions as graph nodes rather than external UI","state. That is important because review decisions become part of repository","meaning and can travel with the graph. The trade-off is more graph noise, which","is why export and diff exclude `decision:` nodes by default.","## Ten Use Cases","1. **Onboard to an unfamiliar repository.**"," A user can inspect nodes, views, docs imports, and planned bootstrap output to"," discover important artifacts and relationships.","2. **Answer what implements a spec.**"," A user can query or view `implements` edges from code, tasks, or modules to"," `spec:` nodes.","3. **Find architectural dependencies.**"," A user can use the `architecture` view and dependency-oriented lenses to"," inspect module relationships.","4. **Review project blockers.**"," A user can use the `blockers` view and `blocked` lens to identify blocked"," work and blocking chains.","5. **Compare semantic change between commits.**"," A user can run `git mind diff A..B` after epoch markers have been recorded.","6. **Preserve review decisions.**"," A user can accept, reject, or adjust low-confidence assertions and store those"," decisions in the graph.","7. **Attach rich explanation to a node.**"," A user can use content-on-node to attach Markdown or text to an existing"," semantic node.","8. **Merge knowledge from another repository.**"," A user can run `git mind merge --from` to qualify another repo's graph into"," the local graph.","9. **Generate graph suggestions with an agent.**"," A user can configure `GITMIND_AGENT` and run `git mind suggest` to propose new"," semantic edges.","10. **Validate graph health.**"," A user can run `git mind doctor` to find dangling edges, orphan milestones,"," orphan nodes, and low-confidence assertions.","## Future Directions","The near-term product direction is Hill 1: zero-input semantic bootstrap. The","planned feature profiles describe a command that inventories repository","artifacts, extracts entities, infers conservative relationships, records","confidence and provenance, and presents weak assertions for review.","Hill 2 is queryable answers with receipts. The graph already has many of the","substrate pieces: assertion identity, confidence, historical reads, views,","export contracts, and review decisions. The missing layer is a question-oriented","answer surface that returns direct answers plus the assertions and evidence that","support them.","Hill 3 is a living map with low manual upkeep. The existing post-commit hook,","epoch machinery, review flow, doctor checks, and diff support are ingredients.","The future product needs incremental update behavior that notices repository","changes, refreshes affected facts, retires stale inferences, and asks humans or","agents to review only the uncertain parts.","The design docs also point toward stronger agent contracts, trust observers,","extension runtime maturity, import/export interchange, fixture-based upgrade","testing, and richer graph data model enforcement.","## Key Features And Design Decisions","Git Mind is a local-first semantic repository graph. Its key feature is not just","that it stores nodes and edges. Its key feature is that it stores repository","meaning in Git, alongside the repository whose meaning it describes.","The most important implementation decisions are the WARP compatibility boundary,","patch-based atomic writes, tuple-based assertion identity, schema-validated","imports, import-compatible exports, context envelopes for historical and","observer-aware reads, multi-instance materialization for diffs, composable","views/lenses, decision nodes for review provenance, external-agent suggestions,","and manifest-validated extensions.","The current system is already useful for explicit graph work and repository","knowledge inspection. 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