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Solumbe

Models generate the change. Solumbe proves whether it is safe to merge.

Formerly Òtítọ́ (@bashbop/otito), renamed in 4.0.0; the CHANGELOG maps every old name to its new one.

CI npm license: MIT node Listed on mcpservers.org Solumbe MCP server – quality and maintenance score on Glama

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Solumbe MCP server – quality and maintenance score on Glama

Solumbe is a local-first, deterministic, model-agnostic trust layer for AI-assisted development. It builds task-aware repository context before an agent edits, scores how much a change actually touches, and gates merge readiness against the exact staged tree, with no server, no account, and no code leaving the machine.

It does not replace Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, or any native agent harness. It runs beside them and keeps working as the models change underneath.

A passing local gate is never an automatic merge approval: hosted CI, GitHub review, CODEOWNERS, and the human release decision remain separate authorities.

Install

npm install -g @bashbop/solumbe
solumbe doctor
solumbe install --host all

The last command connects Solumbe's MCP server to every agent host it finds: Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex CLI, Cursor, VS Code, Gemini CLI and Kimi Code CLI. Add --dry-run to see the plan first, or name hosts with --host claude-code,cursor. Restart each host afterwards.

Or without installing: npx -y @bashbop/solumbe doctor.

What it does

Rank what a change actually touches, from the request alone, with no model, no embeddings, and no network:

$ solumbe impact . "add refund handling to checkout" --top 3

  concepts: money flow

   1.  src/payment/checkout.service.ts    score 155
       |- role: required
       |- path matches: checkout
       |- symbol matches: checkout, refund
       |- concept match: money flow (×1.4 + 6.0)
       |- risk: money flow

   2.  src/payment/stripe.webhook.ts    score 6
       |- role: advisory
       |- concept match: money flow (×1.4 + 6.0)

Gate the exact staged tree, and say precisely why:

$ solumbe gate . --staged --base origin/main --request "add refund handling to checkout" --min-convergence 80

  [OK]    Changed files          1 changed file found.
  [OK]    Staged snapshot        Changed-file scope and convergence evidence are captured from the exact staged Git tree.
     |- Tree: 7d0b513dd256877d6bd309a6406468a9b1eaeedc
     |- Base: b776f04fcfbd02c8ce8d63e1a0c2450be58de039
  [OK]    Secret safety          No secret file paths and no credential values found in the changed content.
  [WARN]  Risk review            Risk-sensitive files changed; maintainer review should be explicit.
     |- src/payment/checkout.service.ts
  [OK]    Convergence            Task and diff satisfy the convergence requirement.
     |- Score: 100/100 (aligned)
     |- Receipt handle: rcpt_a8d31efae06e
     |- Subject tree: 7d0b513dd256877d6bd309a6406468a9b1eaeedc

  VERDICT  WARN

The convergence score is the part a model cannot grade for itself: it compares the stated intent against the files the diff actually changed, and produces a receipt bound to the exact base, parent, and staged-tree identity.

The core

Three commands are the product. They call no model, open no socket, and read nothing outside the repository.

Step Command
Before the edit solumbe context "add refund handling" --path .
Before the merge solumbe gate . --staged --base origin/main --request "add refund handling"
For the reviewer solumbe pr . --base origin/main --out .solumbe/pr-review.md

Nothing hosted is required, and nothing hosted can change a verdict. Local Core, Optional Hosted lists exactly what the optional pieces send, and where.

Supporting commands

Goal Command
Rank change blast radius solumbe impact . "add refund handling" --top 12
Score intent vs. execution solumbe converge "add refunds" --path . --base HEAD --staged
Score a committed change exactly solumbe converge "add refunds" --path . --base HEAD~1 --head HEAD
Gate a product change across repos solumbe workspace-gate ../web ../api --request "ship change"
Grade risk flags against history solumbe calibrate . --window 30
Grade route tiers against history solumbe regret . --window 30 --offline
Regrade a saved run, same answers solumbe regret --rescore run.json
Score Agent Experience solumbe ax . "add a new MCP tool"
Recommend a model tier solumbe route . "add a new MCP tool"
Sharpen context with a model read solumbe context "add a new MCP tool" --path . --online
Inspect one repo solumbe repo . --json
Build a code map solumbe map . --json
Index and search local projects solumbe index ~/projects --discover then solumbe search "events controller"
Generate an agent harness solumbe harness . --out .solumbe/harness.md
Run the MCP server solumbe mcp

Every command takes --json, and solumbe help lists the full set with flags.

MCP

Solumbe ships a stdio MCP server exposing 14 tools: repo_inspect, repo_map, repo_index, repo_search, context_pack, change_impact, agent_experience, model_route, convergence_score, review_context, review_gate, review_verdict, workspace_report, and repo_harness.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "solumbe": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@bashbop/solumbe", "mcp"]
    }
  }
}

solumbe install --host all writes this entry for you, using absolute paths so hosts that do not inherit your shell PATH can still start it. Published in the MCP Registry as io.github.BASHBOP/solumbe. Repo-map lookups use an external per-user cache and never write into the inspected repository. Host-specific setup for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, Gemini CLI, and Kimi Code is in MCP and Agent Workflows.

How it compares

Approach Strengths Where solumbe differs
Sourcegraph / Cody context Powerful hosted code search and embedding-based context across an org Local-first and deterministic: no server, no account, no code leaves the machine, and the same query always yields the same packet
Hand-written CLAUDE.md / rules files Curated, intent-rich guidance Hand-written context goes stale; solumbe regenerates context from the actual code (symbols, imports, routes, tests) on every run and complements a short CLAUDE.md
grep / ripgrep Fast, universal text matching solumbe ranks whole files by task intent across paths, symbols, exports, and tests, then adds patterns and validation commands, producing a context packet rather than a list of matching lines

Documentation

Full command reference, agent workflows, release process, evaluation method, and the design theses behind the trust layer:

bashbop.github.io/solumbe

Contributing

git clone https://github.com/BASHBOP/solumbe.git
cd solumbe && npm ci && npm run ci

npm run ci is the full gate: format, lint, typecheck, version check, tests, coverage floors (70% lines / 60% branches / 75% functions), three evaluation corpora, dependency audit, and a packaged-tarball smoke test. Run it before requesting review.

Start with CONTRIBUTING.md and the Code of Conduct. All changes need maintainer review; main requires passing gates and resolved conversations. Solumbe follows Semantic Versioning, so say whether a PR is no-impact, patch, minor, or major.


Part of the toolchain

solumbe is one of four tools that form a deterministic trust layer for AI-assisted development. Each uses static analysis to answer a question people keep handing to an LLM.

  • solumbe (this tool), for context: what does this change actually touch?
  • tieline, for contracts: did the front end and back end quietly stop agreeing?
  • bouncer, for compliance: could you defend this to Ofcom?
  • aiglare, for governance: where can the model do something you can't undo?

More at segunolumbe.com. static analysis, never the model.

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