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Treat hyperedges as 3+ member group relationships across semantic cleanup, cache persistence, deduplication, graph construction, incremental pruning, and attachment. Add regression coverage for invalid groups and legacy healing.
The minimum-cardinality gates added in 07330cd read raw producer dicts, so the invariant they enforce could be both defeated and over-applied: - cache.save_semantic_cache: both gates now canonicalize a shallow copy via _normalize_hyperedge_members before checking. An alias-keyed (members/node_ids) three-member group was silently dropped, and a member listed twice counted as distinct. The merge_existing union heals legacy alias-keyed on-disk entries the same way. - dedup._remap_hyperedge_members: the new kept-list rewrite turned the pre-existing "skip what I can't read" continue into a delete. Entries without a canonical nodes list are passed through untouched again, and the hardcoded `>= 3` goes through _has_minimum_hyperedge_members. - build.build: hyperedges are normalized before dedup, for the same reason the node alias fold already runs there, so alias-keyed groups are actually rewired onto survivors instead of passed through. - build.build_from_json: member revalidation counts distinct ids. The re-key, doc-twin, and norm_to_id remaps all run after the initial dedupe and can map two ids onto one, so three positions naming two nodes passed as a group. - build.build_merge: the final revalidation runs whether or not prune_sources was given, guarded on the hyperedges key being present so to_json's Graphify-Labs#2485 "file already holds hyperedges" diagnostic stays reachable. Behaviour notes: object-shaped members arriving via the skill's merge-chunks path are now cached as bare ids (as _sanitize_fragment already does on the extract path); the alias-fold WARNING fires at cache-save time; and a graph with no hyperedge metadata keeps the key absent on the prune path too, restoring base-v8 behaviour. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…y dedup return path Second review round on the cardinality enforcement: - export.attach_hyperedges: valid_candidate now normalizes a shallow copy before reading members. merge-graphs hands persisted hyperedge metadata straight to this boundary with no build_from_json in between, so an alias-keyed (members/node_ids) group had no `nodes` list and was deleted, and object-shaped members were skipped as unhashable. - dedup.deduplicate_entities: the hyperedge pass (dedupe + minimum cardinality) now also runs on the two early returns (single node, empty remap), so a direct caller gets the same cleanup whether or not any merge happened. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…oundary Rounds 1-2 fixed the cardinality gates one site at a time and left four near-identical copies of "canonicalize members, then check". Promote them to `graphify.build.canonical_hyperedge(he, node_ids=None)`: - shallow copy, `_normalize_hyperedge_members` (alias fold, member coercion, dedupe), reject a non-list `nodes`, optionally filter to `node_ids`, return the copy iff it still has MIN_HYPEREDGE_MEMBERS distinct members. - `node_ids` takes any container of surviving ids — a set or an nx.Graph. The guard is `is not None`, never a truthiness test: set() and nx.Graph() are both falsy, and skipping the filter for an empty graph would keep a group whose every member dangles. - The non-list guard is load-bearing, not padding. Normalization only assigns `nodes` when `nodes` or an alias was already a list, so a string or dict value survives to the membership filter, where iterating it yields characters or keys and fabricates a well-formed 3-member group out of junk; an absent or null value raises instead. Call sites: cache.save_semantic_cache (both gates, no node set), export.attach_hyperedges (against G), build_merge's final gate (against G). build_from_json keeps its own gate — it has the norm_to_id remap and the per-drop warning the others don't. Behaviour-neutral for reachable inputs: export.py already copied before its `surviving == members` branch, members are already hashable post-coercion, and everything in G.graph["hyperedges"] has been through build_from_json's normalization, so the alias/object-member deltas cannot arise there. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…very dedup exit
Two gaps the earlier rounds left open.
extract --no-cluster never reaches build_from_json / build_merge / to_json,
whose gates canonicalize members, drop members with no backing node and
enforce the minimum. It dedupes nodes/edges, disambiguates labels and
backfills edge source_file inline for exactly that reason, but wrote
hyperedges verbatim — and merge_raw_extraction carries them through
replace/prune untouched, so deleting a file left a cross-file group naming a
node that was no longer in the graph, sometimes with fewer than three
survivors. Both raw write sites now apply canonical_hyperedge:
- the main raw block, against the final post-dedupe node ids;
- _prune_graph_json_sources (the exclusion-only early exit, which prunes
graph.json in place and never runs build_merge). It reads the slot with
`or []` so a legacy {"hyperedges": null} cannot raise, filters None out of
the surviving-id set (this path keeps id-less nodes, unlike the raw block,
so a null member could otherwise count towards the minimum), rewrites BOTH
hyperedge slots so a stale nested copy cannot keep a dropped group looking
present to the Graphify-Labs#2927 stamp-heal, and prints one line when it rewrites —
its return value counts nodes, so a hyperedge-only rewrite is otherwise
completely silent.
deduplicate_entities had three early returns that skipped the hyperedge pass
(single node, empty remap, and the collapse-to-one-unique-node case Codex
found). Rounds 1-2 patched two of them inline. All four returns now go
through one nested _finish(), so the cardinality contract cannot depend on
whether a merge happened.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CodeRabbit's docstring-coverage pre-merge check measures functions whose line span intersects the diff, and the branch sat at 60.7% against an 80% threshold. Adds one-line docstrings to the 31 touched functions that lacked one: 30 test functions and helpers across the hyperedge suites, plus cli.dispatch_command, which joined the touched set once the --no-cluster gate edited inside its span. No behaviour change. PR-scope coverage is now 100% (94 touched functions). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Self-review of the combined diff: - The --no-cluster hyperedge gate inlined its node-id set comprehension in the filter condition, so it was rebuilt for every hyperedge — O(H*N) on a large graph. Hoist it to a local. Also filters None ids defensively for symmetry with _prune_graph_json_sources, though _dedupe_nodes has already dropped id-less nodes by that point. - sanitize_semantic_fragment's docstring list item 4 picked up an extra space of indentation when its wording changed in 07330cd, leaving it misaligned against items 1-3. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The dual-slot sync added in 67619fe assumed the nested graph.hyperedges slot mirrors the top-level one. A node_link_data-only writer emits hyperedges solely under `graph` with no top-level key at all (Graphify-Labs#2485 — the shape build_from_json folds onto the top level), so _prune_graph_json_sources read an empty top-level slot, found nothing to revalidate, and then overwrote the nested slot with that empty result. A valid three-member group was destroyed on any exclusion-only incremental run over such a file. Read whichever slot actually holds the list, preferring the top level. The isinstance guards also absorb a legacy {"hyperedges": null} the previous `or []` handled. Found by a CodeRabbit review of the full PR diff in one pass — the per-commit reviews could not see it, because the sync and the read were introduced in the same commit and each looked correct on its own. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
to_json took G.graph["hyperedges"] verbatim, so a caller populating that metadata directly bypassed every gate the rest of this PR added. It is public API (exported from graphify.__init__), and it is the function that actually writes graph.json, so a pair, a duplicate-inflated group or a group with dangling members could still reach both JSON slots. Apply canonical_hyperedge(..., G) there, with an aggregate warning naming the drop count. Internal producers all canonicalize upstream, so normal flows drop nothing. Also stops to_json mutating the caller's graph. node_link_data hands back the SAME graph-attrs dict G owns — the by-reference sharing Graphify-Labs#2484 was diagnosed from — so `data["graph"]["hyperedges"] = ...` was editing the caller's G in place. That was harmless while it only reordered; once the list is filtered it would silently delete their hyperedges. Rebind the key instead, which preserves its position and so the field-order/byte-stability contract. test_to_json_sorts_graph_collections_across_insertion_order used two-member hyperedges; they are now three-member, or the gate would empty both sides and the test would stop exercising hyperedge sort determinism. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bare `None` and `""` are hashable, so member coercion kept them — unlike the
equivalent object member `{"id": None}`, which it already dropped. That
asymmetry let them pad the count.
It bites hardest at the semantic cache, which has no node set to filter
members against: a group with two real ids plus a null third passed the
cache gate, so an otherwise hyperedge-only result cleared the
nonempty-result check and the file was stamped as covered. On replay
build_from_json filtered the null out, took the group under the minimum and
dropped it — a cache hit that yields no semantic graph data and never
re-dispatches the file.
Fixed at the root in _coerce_hyperedge_member_refs so every consumer agrees
(build_from_json's normalization, semantic_cleanup, dedup, the cache and
export gates). `ref in (None, "")` is equality, so a numeric id survives: 0
and False are kept, and _coerce_non_string_ids str-coerces real numeric ids
elsewhere.
Also from this review round:
- test_missing_manifest_code_only_preserves_semantic_layer seeds three
README nodes but asserted only `>= 2`, which no longer matches what the
committed hyperedge needs. It now names the three ids.
- Docstrings for to_json and two tests the diff pulled into scope.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The null-slot test seeded no stale node, so pruning short-circuited at the nothing-changed check and returned before the write. It still pinned the read guard (the member comprehension runs first), but never carried a null slot through the rewrite or the nested-slot sync. It now prunes a real node, asserts the return count, and asserts the null slot is healed to []. Mutation-checked: removing the isinstance guard fails this test with TypeError and the nested-only test with an emptied set; restoring it passes both. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
"h1 is present" only implies its three members are intact while the minimum cardinality is 3 — the group would be dropped outright if one went missing. Assert the membership directly so the test keeps catching a lost member if that threshold ever changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…fest stamping
Two ordering bugs, both from gates running after a step that needed the
canonical shape.
prefix_graph_for_global rewrote members only when `nodes` was already a
list, so merge-graphs left an alias-keyed or object-member group unprefixed
while every node gained its `repo::` prefix. The attach boundary then found
no member backed by a node and discarded the whole group. Reproduced:
canonical nodes -> ['repo::a','repo::b','repo::c'] attached
alias members -> ['a','b','c'] DROPPED
object members -> [{'id':'a'},...] DROPPED
It now normalizes before mapping through the relabel table, so every
tolerated member shape is prefixed and survives.
Separately, _stamped_manifest_files counts a hyperedge as output for its
source file (Graphify-Labs#1920), and it ran on the ungated sem_result. A doc whose only
result was an under-cardinality group was therefore stamped as successfully
extracted, contributed nothing to graph.json, and had to wait for the Graphify-Labs#2927
graph heal to be re-queued a run later. sem_result's hyperedges are now
gated on shape and cardinality before both the merge and the stamping, with
a line naming the drop. Membership still belongs to build_from_json and the
raw gate, which is why test_manifest_stamps_hyperedge_only_docs (a 3-member
group whose members do not resolve) keeps its stamp as Graphify-Labs#1920 intends.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
_prune_graph_json_sources collects surviving node ids into a set to filter hyperedge members. A persisted node can carry a malformed list/dict id — the build path deliberately leaves those for the validator to report rather than dropping them — and putting one in a set raised TypeError, aborting the whole incremental --no-cluster prune. Reproduced: TypeError: unhashable type: 'list'. Skip unhashable ids alongside the None filter. Introduced by this PR: before the hyperedge revalidation there was no id set to build. Also drops two accidental duplicate `c` node records from the alias normalization fixture — padding from 07330cd that contributed no distinct member, since the fixture's hyperedges only name a, b and c. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e slot
Two more from review.
A boolean member padded the cardinality count. `False` is hashable and is
not equal to None or "", so it counted as a third member wherever the helper
is called without a node set (the cache and the pre-stamp gate), and was
then dropped on replay against the graph — the same cache-hit-yields-nothing
shape as the null case. The codebase already takes the position that a
boolean is not an id: `_coerce_id` deliberately refuses to str-coerce one
("`True` is not a number the model meant to name a node"), so it can never
match a node id. Rejected alongside None/"". A genuine numeric id still
survives — `_coerce_id` turns 7 into "7" and 0 into "0" — and testing
`isinstance(ref, bool)` keeps 0 and 1 out of that branch despite bool
subclassing int. My earlier note claiming False was safe to keep was wrong;
it conflated booleans with numerics.
The nested hyperedge slot also needed to be part of the change test, not
just the write. The pre-revalidation pruner filtered only the top-level
list, so an upgraded graph.json can hold a stale nested copy of a group the
top level already lost; comparing the top level alone found nothing to do,
returned early, and left that copy for _zero_node_stamped_semantic_sources
to keep counting as coverage (Graphify-Labs#2927). Reproduced with a skewed fixture.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ct the record CodeRabbit withdrew its pre-stamp membership finding and suggested a regression test documenting the accepted recovery. Writing it turned up that the recovery I had claimed does not happen. Both CodeRabbit and I had said the residual was a one-run delay covered by the Graphify-Labs#2927 heal. Measured across two runs, it is not: RUN1: llm_calls=1 stamped=True hyperedges=[] RUN2: llm_calls=1 stamped=True hyperedges=[] "re-queuing 1 manifest-stamped semantic file(s) ... (Graphify-Labs#2927)" "semantic cache: 1 hit / 0 miss" The heal does fire and re-queue the doc. But the group was already cached — the cache has no node set to reject it with — so the re-queue is served from cache, the group is dropped again and the doc is re-stamped. The heal re-fires every run without ever resolving. It costs no LLM call and puts no bad data in graph.json, so it is noise rather than breakage, and the decision not to add a raw-id membership gate still holds (that would re-dispatch docs whose groups do survive, which is measurably worse). But the justification was wrong and is now corrected in the PR description. Breaking the loop needs a design change — either post-build stamping, or the heal invalidating the cache entry it re-queues, which trades a free loop for a paid one — so it is a follow-up, not a gate. test_dangling_member_hyperedge_only_doc_stamps_then_re_queues_from_cache pins the observed behaviour end to end so a future change cannot alter it silently. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… writer
An object-wrapped boolean bypassed the boolean rejection. The bare and
object branches of _coerce_hyperedge_member_refs each carried their own copy
of the usability rule and drifted twice: first the object branch rejected
{"id": None} while a bare None was kept, then the reverse once booleans were
added to the bare branch only. Measured: {"id": False} was counted as a
third member while {"id": None} was rejected.
Replaced both copies with one _is_usable_member_ref predicate, so the class
of bug cannot recur. Numeric ids still survive (0 and 7 are covered by
tests); the explicit bool test keeps them out of the boolean case.
Separately, watch's raw --no-cluster writer never applied the gate.
_rebuild_code spreads `result` into candidate_graph_data, hyperedges
included, and _reconcile_existing_graph carries an existing group forward on
source eviction and dangling members alone — never cardinality. So
`graphify update --no-cluster` rewrote graph.json preserving a legacy pair
whose members both still existed, unlike the clustered watch path and the
CLI raw path. Added _gated_hyperedges, applied against the deduplicated
candidate node ids, skipping id-less and unhashable ids for the reasons the
CLI prune already documents.
Three legacy fixtures in test_watch.py encoded two-member groups — the same
class 07330cd updated across twelve test files, missed here because nothing
gated this path. Extended to three real members so each test still asserts
what it says it does (Graphify-Labs#1755 preservation, deleted-source pruning) instead of
passing vacuously on a group that is now gated away.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…pes in build_from_json
Three from Copilot's review, all confirmed by measurement.
Numeric and string-equivalent members counted twice. The bare branch of
_coerce_hyperedge_member_refs deduped on the raw Python value while the
build path str-coerces members via _coerce_non_string_ids, so `7` and `"7"`
were two members before replay and one after:
cache gate -> ACCEPTED [7, '7', 'b']
after coercion -> ['7', '7', 'b']
gate again -> DROPPED (2 distinct)
Exactly the empty-cache-hit this gate exists to prevent. The bare branch now
applies _coerce_id, as the object branch always did — the fourth and last
instance of those two branches disagreeing, now that both share
_is_usable_member_ref and the same coercion.
build_from_json only validated a dict with a list-valued `nodes`; every
other shape fell past the member check straight into the kept list, so
G.graph["hyperedges"] could carry metadata this very boundary rejects.
Measured: {"nodes": "a,b,c"}, {"a": 1}-valued nodes, a member-less dict and
a bare string all persisted verbatim. Aliases are folded well before this
point, so a non-list `nodes` here is genuinely malformed; it is now dropped
with a warning rather than handed to the report, wiki, html and watch
consumers that all assume the canonical shape.
Also corrects the to_json docstring I added earlier: it read as though
`force` caused the False return, when force bypasses the shrink guard and
writes, and the non-forced refusal is what returns False.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… overclaim _remap_hyperedge_members appended every non-str, non-dict entry untouched and then counted list length, so a direct deduplicate_entities(..., hyperedges=) caller kept three-POSITION groups with no usable member in them: [None, 7, False] -> KEPT [None, 7, False] [None, None, None] -> KEPT [None, None, None] That contradicts the cleanup this function is meant to guarantee on every exit path. Entries are now coerced with _coerce_id and screened by _is_usable_member_ref before being appended, so a numeric member becomes its "7" form (and can therefore be remapped and deduped) while None, "", booleans and unhashables are dropped. The dict branch keeps its bespoke handling rather than delegating to canonical_hyperedge, which would flatten object members and lose the extra fields test_object_members_keep_their_ other_fields pins. Also drops an overclaim from the pre-stamp gate's message. It said the dropped groups' "source files stay unstamped for the next run", which is only true when the group was that file's sole output — a file that also emitted a node, or another valid group, is still stamped. It now states just what happened: the entries were removed before manifest stamping. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Responds to the upstream health check's coupling finding on dispatch_command by extracting the inline gate logic, and removes the duplication that had accumulated across the writers while doing it. Adds two small primitives to build.py: - node_id_set(nodes) — the surviving-id set, skipping id-less nodes and unhashable ids. Three writers had grown their own copy of this, each with its own comment explaining the same two hazards. - gate_hyperedges(hyperedges, nodes=None) — maps the list through canonical_hyperedge and returns (kept, dropped_count). nodes=None means shape and cardinality only, for the callers with no node set. The count is returned rather than logged because the callers word their own messages: the raw writer, the exclusion-only prune and the pre-stamp gate each say something different about what a drop means. cli.dispatch_command's two inline gate blocks become one call each through a module-level cli._gate_hyperedges seam, which also keeps the graphify.build import function-local — cli imports only graphify.paths at module scope so `graphify install` works before networkx is present. Honest accounting, since the finding was about coupling: this does NOT meaningfully reduce dispatch_command's fan-out. First-party callees go 70 -> 71 (the previous import aliases were invisible to a first-party counter; a named helper is not) and all call expressions 219 -> 218. What it does buy is 14 lines out of the dispatcher, 12 out of _prune_graph_json_sources, 7 out of watch's helper, one implementation of the id-set rule instead of three, and both gates now unit-testable directly rather than only through the CLI. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two real regressions from my own last two commits, both silently discarding valid groups — the exact failure class this PR exists to prevent. Member refs are coerced with _coerce_id (07f5f80), so a numeric member becomes "7". The node-id side was not, so the two were compared in different spaces: - node_id_set kept the raw id, making `"7" in {7}` False. Every member of a group over numeric node ids was dropped, taking the group with it, in the raw --no-cluster writer, the watch writer and the exclusion-only prune. - prefix_graph_for_global normalized members before mapping them through `relabel`, which is keyed by the raw node id. The lookup missed, the member stayed unprefixed while its node became `repo::7`, and attach_hyperedges then dropped the group for having no member backed by a node — so merge-graphs lost groups from any graph carrying numeric ids. Reproduced both, then fixed by coercing the node side too: node_id_set applies _coerce_id, and the prefix lookup is keyed in the coerced space. Numeric node ids are a supported input that Graphify-Labs#2326 heals, so this affects legacy and external graphs, not only raw output. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ist the relabel map Three more from Codex, all confirmed by measurement; the first two are my own regressions from the previous two commits. The numeric-id fix in 32527ab only covered the list path. `attach_hyperedges`, `to_json` and `build_merge` pass the graph itself as the container, so `"7" in nx.Graph([7])` was still False and a valid group over numeric node ids lost every member — to_json even wrote [] and warned about it. canonical_hyperedge now coerces a non-set container once; a set is trusted as already coerced, and the three graph callers build one with node_id_set so the walk happens once per call rather than once per hyperedge. prefix_graph_for_global built the coerced relabel map inside the hyperedge loop, making prefixing O(nodes x hyperedges). Measured 1060 _coerce_id calls for 50 nodes and 20 groups; hoisted, and pinned by a test that counts them. check_semantic_cache now canonicalizes on read. Gating only writes cannot heal an entry that is merely read: a pre-gate entry whose only output is a two-member group has a non-empty raw list, so it replayed as a hit, the downstream gates dropped the pair, and the file was never re-extracted — every run, forever. An entry with no nodes and no surviving group is now a miss, so it is re-extracted. Shape and cardinality need no node set; membership still cannot be judged there and stays with the graph-backed gates. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughHyperedges now use shared canonicalization and require three distinct valid members. Build, deduplication, cache, export, merge, pruning, and watch paths revalidate hyperedges against graph nodes. Tests cover aliases, malformed members, numeric IDs, persistence slots, incremental updates, and raw rebuilds. ChangesHyperedge validation
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996-996: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winCanonicalize carried members before this membership test.
Line 996 tests raw members against
all_ids. A legacy object member such as{"id": "a"}raisesTypeErrorbecause it is unhashable. The outer handler then abandons reconciliation and drops all preserved content. A numeric member also fails to match its string node ID and drops a valid group. The final gate cannot repair groups that do not reachresult.Normalize or coerce carried members before this check. Alternatively, retain non-evicted hyperedges here and let the final persistence gate validate them against the final node set. Add raw
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In `@graphify/export.py`:
- Around line 441-442: Normalize G.graph["hyperedges"] to an empty list when its
value is not a list before the _raw_hyperedges comprehension in to_json.
Preserve the existing canonical_hyperedge filtering for valid list inputs.
In `@graphify/semantic_cleanup.py`:
- Around line 289-291: Build surviving_ids with node_id_set(keep_nodes) so it
uses the same coerced identifier representation as _normalize_hyperedge_members.
Preserve filtering and minimum-cardinality behavior, and add a regression test
covering numeric node IDs such as 7, 8, and 9.
In `@tests/test_cache.py`:
- Line 1348: Update the he_bad fixture in the skipped-node pruning test to
contain three nodes, retaining kept and stray and adding a third valid member,
so canonical_hyperedge preserves it and hyperedge_dangles evaluates stray.
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…ler gaps Four from the staging round on #6, all reproduced first. P1, and caused by my own previous commit: to_json coerced the comparison set but node_link_data still wrote the raw node ids, so graph.json came out internally inconsistent — nodes [7, 8, 9] and members ['7', '8', '9'], a dangling reference of exactly the shape Graphify-Labs#1916 removed. My earlier test only asserted the group survived, never that its members named nodes actually written. Added build.gate_hyperedges_against_graph(hyperedges, G): compare in the coerced space, return members in the graph's own ids. to_json and attach_hyperedges both use it, so neither the written file nor G.graph can end up referring to ids the graph does not use. Also: - to_json raised TypeError before writing anything when a caller left G.graph["hyperedges"] as None; a non-list value is now treated as empty. - semantic_cleanup built surviving_ids raw while members are coerced, so a valid group over numeric node ids lost every member and was dropped before build_from_json could heal the ids. It uses node_id_set now. - test_save_semantic_cache_drops_hyperedges_touching_skipped_nodes seeded a two-member he_bad, so the cardinality gate dropped it before the skipped-node prune it exists to test ever ran. Three members now. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two from the 00:32 Codex round on #6, both reproduced first. P1 — same defect as the last commit fixed in to_json, still live in the three writers that persist node records rather than a graph. gate_hyperedges coerced the comparison set but the callers write merged["nodes"] unchanged, so a legacy or externally produced graph with numeric node ids came out holding nodes [7, 8, 9] and members ['7', '8', '9']: a dangling reference of the shape Graphify-Labs#1916 removed, written by the gate that exists to prevent it. Reproduced at the raw --no-cluster writer, watch's raw writer, and a third site Codex did not name, _prune_graph_json_sources, whose input is the least trusted in the feature. P2 — attach_hyperedges gated one candidate at a time, and each call rebuilt the graph's coerced id map by walking every node: 1060 _coerce_id calls for 50 nodes and 20 groups where linear is 110. merge-graphs is where thousands of groups meet a merged node set, so this is the whole cost of the operation. It is also the same defect I fixed in prefix_graph_for_global last round and reintroduced here one commit later. Both come from bridging the two id spaces ad hoc at each site, so there is now exactly one place that does it. _id_map maps a coerced id back to the raw id its container carries; _gate takes that prebuilt map, so a caller gating many groups walks its nodes once. gate_hyperedges (node records) and gate_hyperedges_against_graph (a graph) are thin wrappers, node_id_set is set(node_id_map(...)), and build_merge's final gate loses its node_id_set({"id": n} for n in G) workaround. Indexing the map is direct rather than .get(m, m): every survivor is one of its keys, and the fallback could only ever put a coerced id back into a raw space. attach_hyperedges now gates both lists whole instead of per candidate, which also drops its valid_candidate closure. Down to 160 calls. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…undary Fixes Graphify-Labs#3297. A hyperedge models a group relationship, so it needs at least three distinct, resolvable members; a pair belongs in the ordinary edge set. Valid input could degrade to a pair once unresolved members were pruned, and then persist in the semantic cache and in graph.json. Fixing it properly meant settling the SHAPE problem underneath first. Member alias keys (members/node_ids), object members {"id": "a"}, duplicate ids, numeric ids equivalent to their string form, and unusable ids (None, "", booleans) all have to be resolved before a count can mean anything. canonical_hyperedge is the shared gate: alias fold, member coercion, dedupe, malformed-shape rejection, cardinality. Membership sits above it in gate_hyperedges and gate_hyperedges_against_graph, because it needs the id-space bridge, and one invariant must not have two membership rules. The audit in the issue found twelve independent writers. Review found a thirteenth (the git merge-driver) and a fourteenth site applies the gate on the READ side, so a pre-gate cache entry cannot replay forever. The id-space rule, which accounts for most of this diff. Member refs are coerced so they can be compared at all, which means every id set they are compared against must be coerced too, and whatever survives must be handed back in the id space the caller is about to persist. Twelve places compared member refs against node ids and each resolved slightly differently; some dropped valid groups, some kept invalid ones. There is now one definition: _member_keys yields the two lookup keys in priority order, _id_map bridges the spaces, resolve_member_ref returns the raw id for callers writing members back out, member_in_id_space answers yes/no for callers that only decide. Duplicate-attribution decisions are made in the exact space before aliases are added, and a member's own raw form wins over the map's choice, so a member is never rebound from the node it named to one that merely collides with it. Pre-existing defects this uncovered, each demonstrated against v8 (33362d9): - semantic_cleanup filtered members with an exact test, so a ref the graph builder heals was removed and the group persisted as a PAIR — issue Graphify-Labs#3297 itself, reached by a different trigger. - prefix_graph_for_global left such a ref unprefixed while every node gained the repo:: prefix, writing a dangling group after a cross-repo merge. - watch's reconciliation evicted a group whose members resolve. - both cache dangling prunes failed to prune a group naming a node deliberately never written. - watch's raw --no-cluster writer, to_json, the raw CLI block and the exclusion-only prune had no gate at all. Defects introduced by this change and found in review, listed because they are the argument for the structural note below rather than something to hide: the gate returning coerced members into a raw id space (four writers); the cache's skipped-node prune breaking once members were coerced; dedup's consolidated exit coercing members where the old early return had skipped them; the id map being rebuilt per candidate, O(nodes x hyperedges) on a merged corpus; a second weaker membership rule left reachable only from tests; a non-dict graph value raising AttributeError out of the prune; and two collision cases where distinct ids share a coerced or normalized key. Structurally: thirteen write boundaries plus one read boundary share a gate, which is not the same as a single persistence funnel. Two of the fourteen were found by reviewers rather than by the audit. A funnel is the durable fix and is larger than this change. Known shortcomings are documented in the pull request rather than papered over: a dangling-member group still leaves a doc manifest-stamped and the Graphify-Labs#2927 heal cannot clear it; membership is deliberately not validated before stamping or caching, with measurements showing why; and a no-change --no-cluster run exits before any gate, so a pre-upgrade pair already on disk is not migrated. Verification: 5,319 passed, 56 skipped. Ruff clean over graphify/ and tests/. CodeRabbit CLI reports no findings over the full diff. Docstring coverage 100% across the 190 functions touched. Six local test_ollama failures are environmental (an exported OPENAI_API_KEY with the openai package absent) and reproduce identically on an untouched checkout; CI does not set that variable and passes on 3.10 and 3.12. Reviewed across many rounds by CodeRabbit, Codex and GitHub Copilot on #3 and #6. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Staging branch so Codex can review the latest round without updating upstream Graphify-Labs#3298, whose head is deliberately frozen at
32527abuntil the review settles.Same content as #3, plus two review rounds on top.
79f6666— three findings from the 23:42 Codex round32527abonly fixed the list path.attach_hyperedges,to_jsonandbuild_mergepass the graph itself, so"7" in nx.Graph([7])was still False and a valid group over numeric node ids lost every member.prefix_graph_for_globalrebuilt the coerced relabel map per hyperedge — O(nodes × hyperedges). Measured 1060_coerce_idcalls for 50 nodes and 20 groups.check_semantic_cachenow canonicalizes on read. Gating only writes cannot heal an entry that is merely read, so a pre-gate entry holding only a two-member group replayed as a hit forever.f229c45— four findings from the 00:12 roundP1, and caused by the fix in
79f6666. That commit coerced the comparison set but leftnode_link_datawriting the raw node ids, sograph.jsoncame out internally inconsistent — nodes[7, 8, 9], members['7', '8', '9'], a dangling reference of exactly the shape fix(cache): prune edges/hyperedges referencing never-written node groups Graphify-Labs/graphify#1916 removed, produced by the gate that exists to prevent it. The test for the previous fix only asserted the group survived; it never checked that its members named nodes actually written.New
build.gate_hyperedges_against_graph(hyperedges, G)compares in the coerced space and returns members in the graph's own id space.to_jsonandattach_hyperedgesboth use it, so neither the written file nor the in-memoryG.graphcan name ids the graph does not use.to_jsonraisedTypeErrorbefore writing anything when a caller leftG.graph["hyperedges"]asNone— the whole export was lost, not just the hyperedges. A non-list value is now treated as empty.semantic_cleanupbuilt its surviving-id set raw while members are coerced, so a valid group over numeric node ids lost every member and was dropped beforebuild_from_jsoncould heal the ids. Third site with that same root cause.A cache test had gone vacuous. Its two-member fixture was dropped by the cardinality gate before the skipped-node prune it exists to test ever ran, so it passed for the wrong reason. Three members now.
cbdb55f— two findings from the 00:32 roundf229c45fixed it only forto_json. The writers that persist node records rather than a graph still coerced the comparison set while writingmerged["nodes"]unchanged, so a legacy or externally produced graph with numeric node ids came out holding nodes[7, 8, 9]and members['7', '8', '9']. Reproduced at the raw--no-clusterwriter, at watch's raw writer, and at a third site Codex did not name —_prune_graph_json_sources, whose input is a hand-authoredgraph.json, the least trusted input in the feature.attach_hyperedgesrebuilt the graph's id map per candidate. 1060_coerce_idcalls for 50 nodes and 20 groups where linear is 110.merge-graphsis where thousands of groups meet a merged node set. This is the same defect fixed inprefix_graph_for_globalin79f6666and reintroduced one commit later.Both came from bridging the two id spaces ad hoc at each site, so there is now exactly one place that does it:
_id_mapmaps a coerced id back to the raw id its container carries,_gatetakes that prebuilt map, andgate_hyperedges/gate_hyperedges_against_graphare thin wrappers. Down to 160 calls.Gate count
The cardinality invariant is enforced at thirteen persistence boundaries, all sharing
canonical_hyperedge, and every writer that filters by membership now goes through the single_gatecore so members are always returned in the id space they will be written in.Verification
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