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A first length cap on the rule classifier, replaced in the last commit.
fix: release PR review follow-ups (bot reviews on this PR):
the tool schema hint matches only the messages an argument problem produces, including a workspace tool schema mismatch;
CHANGELOG wording: warehouse_add over MCP, tool run starting the background process, the analyst's built-in tools;
the MCP workspaces note says which checks are not covered by tests yet;
the adversarial timing bounds are 15 s.
fix: bound the rule classifier's slow patterns instead of capping its input: two of the classifier's patterns backtracked, and a 450 KB request took about 16 s. The clause scan and the rule-cue lookahead are now bounded, so long texts are still classified whole (a cap would change what callers read from a long message) and take milliseconds. The tool schema hint also covers a missing workspace skill name or SQL field.
fix: bound the rule classifier's glossary cue too and test: time every rule classifier cue on 450 KB inputs: the glossary cue had the same rescan (450 KB of "means " took about 29 s); it now looks 500 characters ahead. Every cue now classifies a 450 KB input in under 100 ms locally, and the tests bound each at 5 s.
Release review: all five reviewers said ship with notes, with no P0 and no HOLD. The reviewers were CTO, product, data engineer, tech lead, and a privacy officer as this release's adversarial reviewer. Deferred findings are filed as #1648 to #1652. The SQL classifier gaps are in #1644.
After merge: tag the merge commit v0.12.9 and push only the tag, which starts release.yml.
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Full opencode suite: 20,477 passed, 9 failed, all explained:
6 MCP tests read the developer's own MCP config. They pass with an isolated HOME (15/15).
2 are the --time-budget JSON-output tests that also failed in the v0.12.8 release run.
1 budget-finalization subprocess test timed out under full-suite load and passes alone.
Release tests:
adversarial, rules and tool CLI tests 410/410;
earlier release adversarial tests 258/258;
every test file changed since v0.12.8: 3,798 passed, 0 failed.
Pre-release build:pre-release passed, and the darwin-arm64 binary reports 0.12.9.
Smoke test on that binary (tool list, then tool run sql_execute against SQLite, with and without the daemon):
reads ran;
writes needed --allow-write;
TRUNCATE was refused even with it;
invalid JSON arguments pointed to tool schema;
tool daemon status and stop worked.
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Review comments at @packages/opencode/src/altimate/rules/classify.ts:
- Line 22: Update ASKED_MEMORY to match “remember … for me” across any length of
text that contains no clause punctuation, removing the 300-character cap while
preserving the existing boundary and punctuation constraints with a linear scan.
- Line 33: Update the glossary-term check in classify so topic words anywhere
after the first “means” on the same line still match, regardless of distance.
Scan each line once, checking only the text after its first “means” for the
glossary topics, to keep the check linear in the input length.
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AltimateAI/altimate-code#1649: The PR documents MCP write restrictions, but does not change the MCP_OPEN_WRITE_TOOLS allow-list identified in the issue.
AltimateAI/altimate-code#1581: The new adversarial tests cover SQL safety behavior, but do not confirm coverage of every module named in the issue.
AltimateAI/altimate-code#1648: The PR updates CLI write-permission help and error hints, but does not change SUMMARIZE classification or the reported refusal.
Possibly related PRs
AltimateAI/altimate-code#1644: Adds SQL classification and destructive-statement blocking that this PR documents and tests.
AltimateAI/altimate-code#1501: Adds signed-in telemetry identity and opt-out behavior referenced in the release and telemetry guidance.
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The new .{0,500} glossary window fixes the rescan but is an undocumented, untested behavioural bound: a keyword more than 500 characters after means on the same line no longer matches, and nothing pins that distance. Add a comment (as the neighbouring 300/2,000 bounds have) and one within-window plus one beyond-window case.
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packages/opencode/src/altimate/rules/classify.ts - 1 suggestion; the previous warning is resolved. \bmeans\b.{0,500}\b(?:revenue|users?|customers?|metric)\b is now linear per means (at most 500 positions tried per occurrence), \b[A-Z]{2,}\s+(?:means|stands for|is short for)\b stays linear because word boundaries limit the greedy [A-Z]{2,} scans, and no other cue in MEMORY_CUES/RULE_CUES/ASKED_MEMORY/memoryScope has an unbounded quantifier pair. ARR means annual recurring revenue still matches via the first alternative.
packages/opencode/test/skill/release-v0.12.9-adversarial.test.ts - the new test.each builds 450 KB inputs for nine cue shapes, including "means " (75,000 occurrences), which is exactly the no-match rescan path the old .* made quadratic; the 5 s bound has ~50x headroom over the claimed per-case runtime. It is not redundant with the earlier "long texts are read whole" test, which only covered remember forms and a 3 KB tail.
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The cap removal and the two bounded patterns do not cover the glossary cue \bmeans\b.*\b(?:revenue|users?|customers?|metric)\b, which still rescans to end of line at every means with no keyword after it: a 450 KB single-line input of "means " repeated is ~1.7e10 character steps, the same multi-second stall the cap prevented. The new timing test's cases all match on the first pattern, so it does not exercise a no-match path. Bound that alternative and add a "means ".repeat(50_000) case.
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packages/opencode/src/altimate/rules/classify.ts - 1 warning; ASKED_MEMORY and the remember lookahead are correctly bounded and the 2,000-character cap is gone, so long texts are classified whole again (previous warning resolved), but the glossary cue is still unbounded
packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/tool.ts - new ARGUMENT_ERROR alternatives match the workspace validators A workspace skill name is required. and A SQL query in <field> is required. (query/sql/sql_query/statement all fit \S+); no over-match on SQL/connection errors
packages/opencode/test/skill/release-v0.12.9-adversarial.test.ts - updated classifier assertions match the new behavior; the 5 s bound is generous for the covered inputs but none of them forces the no-match backtracking path
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Texts past the 2,000-character cap now return ambiguous, but RuleTrigger.explicit then re-classifies the agent's text, so an explicit "as a team rule" / "just for me" inside the cap is lost, and a long rule payload from the memory tool is written to project memory without owner review.
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CHANGELOG.md - release wording checked against the tool CLI, ALTIMATE_TOOL_DAEMON=0, the warehouse_add MCP exception and the analyst built-in deny list
docs/mcp-workspaces.md - restored untested-rollout note matches the test directory
packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/tool.ts - argument-error regex checked against every producer: readArgs JSON errors, the runner's non-object message, InvalidArgumentsError and the workspace schema-mismatch error
packages/opencode/test/skill/release-v0.12.9-adversarial.test.ts - 15 s bounds and the new cap assertions
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The 2,000-character cap also applies to the explicit as a team rule / just for me markers, so a long message whose explicit choice comes after the cap can be classified as the opposite kind (e.g. a requested team rule stored as a personal memory) instead of falling back to the ambiguous card.
The 6 s absolute wall-clock budget covers three ~1 MB classifier runs; on a loaded shared runner this can flake. Other adversarial suites here allow 15 s for the same non-quadratic check.
Docs-only release PR: the single change is the [0.12.9] CHANGELOG entry, and each claim in it was checked against the shipped code (tool CLI flags/subcommands, MCP default tool set and --allow-write/--all-tools/--workspace-tools, 10-minute daemon idle timeout, 500-table schema_inspect cap, Learning from sessions: wording, learn sync, rules: sidebar line, telemetry_opted_out, symlink-following external-directory checks, analyst reasoning effort, and logout key removal). All match. The release workflow only requires the [0.12.9] tag string in CHANGELOG.md, which is present, and the previous release commit also touched CHANGELOG.md only, so no version-file bump is expected here.
- `auth logout` also removes the cached telemetry identity, as the telemetry reference says
- `tool run` points to `tool schema` only for argument errors, and `--allow-write` help says what counts as a write
- docs: the DROP/TRUNCATE block is best effort, tool results reach the calling agent's model, `mcp serve --workspace-tools`, signed-in telemetry is not anonymous, the narrower config opt-out caveat, and no draft wording in the MCP workspaces note
- CHANGELOG: heads-up items from the release review
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01XM3J9mB75wZRnzTSGcW2kc
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4 issues found across 8 files
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<file name="CHANGELOG.md">
<violation number="1" location="CHANGELOG.md:15">
P3: Only `tool run` starts the background daemon by default; `tool list`, `tool schema`, and `tool context` do not. Specify `tool run` and note `--no-daemon` to avoid implying every CLI command launches a process.</violation>
</file>
<file name="docs/docs/usage/tool.md">
<violation number="1" location="docs/docs/usage/tool.md:56">
P3: The value-profile sentence leaves out what a profile contains. State that columns with at most 20 distinct values list them all, text columns above that show frequent values (and shapes for short text), and other columns show only distinct count and null share.</violation>
</file>
<file name="docs/mcp-workspaces.md">
<violation number="1" location="docs/mcp-workspaces.md:21">
P2: The removed verification caveats are still unverified, so this doc now overstates what has been tested. Restore the sentences that list the untested rollout checks (cloud memory round trip, real engine SQL/knowledge calls).</violation>
</file>
<file name="docs/docs/reference/security-faq.md">
<violation number="1" location="docs/docs/reference/security-faq.md:187">
P2: This caveat now describes telemetry staying on when the config file is unreadable as the settled behavior. The team guidance for `telemetry.disabled` is to fail closed, so either keep the wording marked as a known gap or fix startup to fail closed and update this text to match.</violation>
</file>
Requires human review: Auto-approval blocked because this review re-detected 1 unresolved issue already reported by Cubic.
Workspace context adds bounded data to a client's prompt; skills load on demand. Explicit knowledge calls can use backend models, memory publication can invoke the existing backend extractor, and warehouse calls retain warehouse costs. There is no new reasoning agent or per-row model loop. A CLI link can normally backfill existing memory; clients that expose linking without a backfill confirmation must disable memory for that subprocess, as the Claude plugin does. Do not pass `--yes` unless replacing a link was explicitly requested.
Verification covers unit contracts, a real stdio protocol fixture and existing SQLite MCP behavior. Production read-only testing listed visible workspaces and loaded matching context through a temporary local project. Production bindings and memory were not written. A non-empty cloud memory round trip and real workspace-engine SQL/knowledge calls remain rollout checks.
Verification covers unit contracts, a real stdio protocol fixture and existing SQLite MCP behavior.
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P2: The removed verification caveats are still unverified, so this doc now overstates what has been tested. Restore the sentences that list the untested rollout checks (cloud memory round trip, real engine SQL/knowledge calls).
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<comment>The removed verification caveats are still unverified, so this doc now overstates what has been tested. Restore the sentences that list the untested rollout checks (cloud memory round trip, real engine SQL/knowledge calls).</comment>
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@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ These commands output JSON. A context receipt binds account, workspace and proje
Workspace context adds bounded data to a client's prompt; skills load on demand. Explicit knowledge calls can use backend models, memory publication can invoke the existing backend extractor, and warehouse calls retain warehouse costs. There is no new reasoning agent or per-row model loop. A CLI link can normally backfill existing memory; clients that expose linking without a backfill confirmation must disable memory for that subprocess, as the Claude plugin does. Do not pass `--yes` unless replacing a link was explicitly requested.
-Verification covers unit contracts, a real stdio protocol fixture and existing SQLite MCP behavior. Production read-only testing listed visible workspaces and loaded matching context through a temporary local project. Production bindings and memory were not written. A non-empty cloud memory round trip and real workspace-engine SQL/knowledge calls remain rollout checks.
+Verification covers unit contracts, a real stdio protocol fixture and existing SQLite MCP behavior.
## Automatic-client setup and stable gateway
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Verification covers unit contracts, a real stdio protocol fixture and existing SQLite MCP behavior.
Verification covers unit contracts, a real stdio protocol fixture and existing SQLite MCP behavior. Production read-only testing listed visible workspaces and loaded matching context through a temporary local project. Production bindings and memory were not written. A non-empty cloud memory round trip and real workspace-engine SQL/knowledge calls remain rollout checks.
!!! warning "One caveat on the config-file opt-out"
The environment variables (`ALTIMATE_TELEMETRY_DISABLED`, `OPENCODE_DISABLE_TELEMETRY`) are always honoured. The `telemetry.disabled` **config key** is read during telemetry startup, which can run before the CLI's config is resolvable — and in that case startup currently proceeds with telemetry enabled. A user who has opted out via the config key alone may therefore still have this event transmitted. Use an environment variable if you need a guarantee.
The environment variables (`ALTIMATE_TELEMETRY_DISABLED`, `OPENCODE_DISABLE_TELEMETRY`) are always honoured. The `telemetry.disabled` **config key** is read from the config files at telemetry startup. If a config file cannot be read or parsed at that point, startup proceeds with telemetry enabled, so this event may still be transmitted. Use an environment variable if you need a guarantee.
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P2: This caveat now describes telemetry staying on when the config file is unreadable as the settled behavior. The team guidance for telemetry.disabled is to fail closed, so either keep the wording marked as a known gap or fix startup to fail closed and update this text to match.
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<comment>This caveat now describes telemetry staying on when the config file is unreadable as the settled behavior. The team guidance for `telemetry.disabled` is to fail closed, so either keep the wording marked as a known gap or fix startup to fail closed and update this text to match.</comment>
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@@ -184,7 +184,7 @@ No code, queries, file paths, or personal information is included. This event he
!!! warning "One caveat on the config-file opt-out"
- The environment variables (`ALTIMATE_TELEMETRY_DISABLED`, `OPENCODE_DISABLE_TELEMETRY`) are always honoured. The `telemetry.disabled` **config key** is read during telemetry startup, which can run before the CLI's config is resolvable — and in that case startup currently proceeds with telemetry enabled. A user who has opted out via the config key alone may therefore still have this event transmitted. Use an environment variable if you need a guarantee.
+ The environment variables (`ALTIMATE_TELEMETRY_DISABLED`, `OPENCODE_DISABLE_TELEMETRY`) are always honoured. The `telemetry.disabled` **config key** is read from the config files at telemetry startup. If a config file cannot be read or parsed at that point, startup proceeds with telemetry enabled, so this event may still be transmitted. Use an environment variable if you need a guarantee.
## What happens when I authenticate via a well-known URL?
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- **MCP and `tool run` requests are read-only unless `--allow-write`.** The database enforces read-only on PostgreSQL, SQLite and DuckDB; on other warehouses it rests on SQL classification, so stored functions with side effects are not blocked. `DROP DATABASE`, `DROP SCHEMA` and `TRUNCATE` are refused even with `--allow-write`, but that block also reads the SQL text and is best effort. Use a read-only database user for a hard guarantee. `--allow-write` is all or nothing, and statements such as `SET`, `ATTACH`, `COPY ... TO`, `INSTALL` and DuckDB `SUMMARIZE` count as writes.
- **`mcp serve` allows `warehouse_add` without `--allow-write`**, so a calling agent can save a connection; `tool run` needs `--allow-write` for it. Tool results, including query rows and sample values, go to the calling agent's model provider. Large results are spilled to private local files.
- **`tool` commands start a per-project background process** that keeps connections warm and exits after 10 idle minutes.
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P3: Only tool run starts the background daemon by default; tool list, tool schema, and tool context do not. Specify tool run and note --no-daemon to avoid implying every CLI command launches a process.
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<comment>Only `tool run` starts the background daemon by default; `tool list`, `tool schema`, and `tool context` do not. Specify `tool run` and note `--no-daemon` to avoid implying every CLI command launches a process.</comment>
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@@ -5,6 +5,45 @@ All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
+**Heads-up for support:**
+- **MCP and `tool run` requests are read-only unless `--allow-write`.** The database enforces read-only on PostgreSQL, SQLite and DuckDB; on other warehouses it rests on SQL classification, so stored functions with side effects are not blocked. `DROP DATABASE`, `DROP SCHEMA` and `TRUNCATE` are refused even with `--allow-write`, but that block also reads the SQL text and is best effort. Use a read-only database user for a hard guarantee. `--allow-write` is all or nothing, and statements such as `SET`, `ATTACH`, `COPY ... TO`, `INSTALL` and DuckDB `SUMMARIZE` count as writes.
+- **`mcp serve` allows `warehouse_add` without `--allow-write`**, so a calling agent can save a connection; `tool run` needs `--allow-write` for it. Tool results, including query rows and sample values, go to the calling agent's model provider. Large results are spilled to private local files.
+- **`tool` commands start a per-project background process** that keeps connections warm and exits after 10 idle minutes.
+- **Workspace skill syncs can write copies into `<project>/.claude/skills/`** when `ALTIMATE_CLAUDE_SKILL_SYNC=1` is set, which the Claude Code plugin does. Skills you wrote with the same name are never touched; unlinking or signing out removes the copies.
+- **`schema_inspect` without a table** lists schemas, or up to 500 tables with catalog row estimates, instead of scanning.
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-**`tool` commands start a per-project background process** that keeps connections warm and exits after 10 idle minutes.
-**`tool run` starts a per-project background process by default**, keeping connections warm and exiting after 10 idle minutes; pass `--no-daemon` to run in-process.
`DROP DATABASE`, `DROP SCHEMA` and `TRUNCATE` stay blocked even with `--allow-write`.
`DROP DATABASE`, `DROP SCHEMA` and `TRUNCATE` are refused even with `--allow-write`. The block reads the SQL text, so it is best effort: statements built at run time, for example by a stored procedure, are not seen. For a hard guarantee, connect with a database user that lacks `DROP` and `TRUNCATE`.
Tool results go to the model of the agent that called the tool. `sql_execute` returns result rows, `warehouse_list` shows one sample row per table of a local database, and `schema_inspect` and `sql_execute` with `tables` return value profiles per column; set `ALTIMATE_DISABLE_SCHEMA_VALUES=1` to leave the value profiles out. Keep passwords and keys out of `warehouse_add` arguments, which end up in the calling agent's transcript: reference credentials from a connections file or `ALTIMATE_CODE_CONN_*` variables instead.
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P3: The value-profile sentence leaves out what a profile contains. State that columns with at most 20 distinct values list them all, text columns above that show frequent values (and shapes for short text), and other columns show only distinct count and null share.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At docs/docs/usage/tool.md, line 56:
<comment>The value-profile sentence leaves out what a profile contains. State that columns with at most 20 distinct values list them all, text columns above that show frequent values (and shapes for short text), and other columns show only distinct count and null share.</comment>
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@@ -51,7 +51,9 @@ Only the data tools are exposed. Coding tools (`bash`, `read`, `edit`, ...), `db
-`DROP DATABASE`, `DROP SCHEMA` and `TRUNCATE` stay blocked even with `--allow-write`.
+`DROP DATABASE`, `DROP SCHEMA` and `TRUNCATE` are refused even with `--allow-write`. The block reads the SQL text, so it is best effort: statements built at run time, for example by a stored procedure, are not seen. For a hard guarantee, connect with a database user that lacks `DROP` and `TRUNCATE`.
+
+Tool results go to the model of the agent that called the tool. `sql_execute` returns result rows, `warehouse_list` shows one sample row per table of a local database, and `schema_inspect` and `sql_execute` with `tables` return value profiles per column; set `ALTIMATE_DISABLE_SCHEMA_VALUES=1` to leave the value profiles out. Keep passwords and keys out of `warehouse_add` arguments, which end up in the calling agent's transcript: reference credentials from a connections file or `ALTIMATE_CODE_CONN_*` variables instead.
## Daemon
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- `test/skill/release-v0.12.9-adversarial.test.ts`: hard-denied SQL however spelled, the CLI permission handler, the tool allow-list, runner argument validation, rule classification, the telemetry opt-out marker and identity cache, endpoint masking, sign-out removing the identity cache, the analyst denies and `Filesystem.realLocation`
- the rule classifier reads the first 2,000 characters: two of its patterns backtrack, and a 450 KB request took about 16 s
- help snapshot keeps its `altimate_change` markers
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01XM3J9mB75wZRnzTSGcW2kc
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WARNING: The 2,000-character cap also hides the person's explicit choice when it appears later in a long message.
classify now runs every pattern against input.slice(0, MAX_CLASSIFIED_CHARS), including ASKED_RULE and ASKED_MEMORY, which are documented as deciding the kind outright. A long message that pastes notes or SQL first and ends with "... save this as a team rule" loses that signal: if the first 2,000 characters contain a memory cue ("I prefer ..."), classify returns memory, so the request is kept as a personal memory instead of becoming a team-rule proposal - the opposite of what was asked. It does not even fall back to the ambiguous card that would let the person correct it. The reverse happens for "just for me" after a rule cue.
The backtracking risk this cap guards is in MEMORY_CUES and the remember ... for me alternative, not in ASKED_RULE. Testing the cheap explicit marker against the full input while keeping the cap for the cue scans preserves the bound and the explicit choice.
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SUGGESTION: An absolute wall-clock budget on shared CI can turn this guard into a flake.
This asserts that three ~1 MB classifications finish within 6 s, and the SELECT case alone sends ~330,000 projections through the parser. Other adversarial suites in this package allow 15 s for the same "not quadratic" check. On a loaded GitHub runner a single slow parse fails the suite for a reason unrelated to the regression being guarded. Consider a looser bound so slow-but-correct runs still pass.
- the rule classifier leaves a text past 2,000 characters ambiguous instead of reading only its start, so a late "as a team rule" is never misread
- `tool run` adds the `tool schema` hint only for the messages an argument problem produces, including a workspace tool schema mismatch
- CHANGELOG: `warehouse_add` over MCP in the overview, `tool run` (not every `tool` command) starts the background process, and the analyst lockdown covers built-in tools
- MCP workspaces note says which checks are not covered by tests yet
- adversarial timing bounds raised to 15 s for loaded CI runners
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Add a test for a cue near the start of a long input.
The test at line 487 expects ambiguous when the only cue is past the 2,000-character cap. An implementation that returns ambiguous for every input over 2,000 characters would still pass it. No test in these files checks a cue inside the first 2,000 characters of a long input.
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expect(performance.now() - start).toBeLessThan(2000)
})
++ test("a cue at the start of a long request still makes a rule", () => {+ expect(classifyRule("always use CTEs " + "x ".repeat(3000)).kind).toBe("rule")+ })
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Add a test alongside the existing long-input case for classifyRule that places a
valid cue, such as “always use CTEs,” at the start of an input longer than 2,000
characters and asserts the result is “rule.” Keep the existing test for a cue
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WARNING:ambiguous past the cap does not guarantee the person gets to choose: callers fall back to classifying the agent's text.
RuleTrigger.explicit (packages/opencode/src/altimate/rules/trigger.ts:309) treats an ambiguous result for said as "no opinion" and re-classifies text. So a long message whose explicit choice sits inside the first 2,000 characters ("Remember this for me: …", "Save this as a team rule: …") now loses that choice: if text reads the other way, classify(text) decides silently. A personal request becomes a decisive rule card whose why says "You asked to remember this as a rule", with no Memory option; the reverse can save a requested rule to memory.
The same gate changes proposeFor (packages/opencode/src/altimate/rules/remember.ts:270): a memory-tool payload over 2,000 characters that reads as a rule is now ambiguous, fails lint, and is written to project memory without owner review, although the comment above that line says such a rule must be sent back for restating.
Running the two explicit markers against the bounded head (≤2,000 characters, so backtracking stays bounded) before returning ambiguous keeps the bound and keeps a choice made inside the cap.
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<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/test/skill/release-v0.12.9-adversarial.test.ts:489">
P3: This timing bound was loosened from 2 s to 15 s, but the classifier now returns early for inputs over 2,000 characters, so this check runs in milliseconds. Restore the tighter bound so the test still catches a return to the slow regex path.</violation>
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P3: This timing bound was loosened from 2 s to 15 s, but the classifier now returns early for inputs over 2,000 characters, so this check runs in milliseconds. Restore the tighter bound so the test still catches a return to the slow regex path.
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<comment>This timing bound was loosened from 2 s to 15 s, but the classifier now returns early for inputs over 2,000 characters, so this check runs in milliseconds. Restore the tighter bound so the test still catches a return to the slow regex path.</comment>
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@@ -482,10 +482,11 @@ describe("v0.12.9 adversarial: rule classify", () => {
- expect(performance.now() - start).toBeLessThan(2000)
+ expect(classifyRule("remember ".repeat(50_000) + "always")).toEqual({ kind: "ambiguous" })
+ expect(classifyRule("x ".repeat(1_500) + "save this as a team rule")).toEqual({ kind: "ambiguous" })
+ expect(performance.now() - start).toBeLessThan(15_000)
})
</file context>
… input
- the clause scan after "remember" and the rule-cue lookahead are bounded, so long texts are classified whole and stay fast; the length cap changed what callers read from a long message
- the `tool schema` hint also covers a missing workspace skill name or SQL field
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WARNING: The bound added here is not the last slow cue, and the length cap is gone.
This commit removes MAX_CLASSIFIED_CHARS and bounds only two patterns, but MEMORY_CUES still contains the glossary cue below (line 33): \bmeans\b.*\b(?:revenue|users?|customers?|metric)\b. With no cap, classify now runs it over the whole text, and .* rescans to the end of the line at every means whose clause has no keyword after it. A single-line 450 KB text of "means " repeated (~75,000 occurrences) is ~1.7e10 character steps - the same multi-second stall the cap used to prevent (the earlier review measured ~16 s on a comparable input). None of the new timing cases force a no-match path - each matches on the first pattern evaluated - so the suite would not catch it. Bound that alternative the same way (e.g. \bmeans\b[^\n]{0,2000}\b(?:revenue|users?|customers?|metric)\b) and add classifyRule("means ".repeat(50_000)) to the timing test.
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<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/tool.ts:189">
P3: When `workspace_skill` has a token but no `name`, the runner emits `A skill name is required.`, which this pattern misses, so no schema hint is appended; match that emitted message instead.</violation>
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// The messages an argument problem produces: invalid JSON, a non-object, a schema mismatch (built-in or workspace tool).
const ARGUMENT_ERROR = /^(?:Tool arguments |The \S+ tool was called with invalid arguments|Arguments do not match the workspace operation schema|A workspace skill name is required|A SQL query in \S+ is required)/
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P3: When workspace_skill has a token but no name, the runner emits A skill name is required., which this pattern misses, so no schema hint is appended; match that emitted message instead.
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<comment>When `workspace_skill` has a token but no `name`, the runner emits `A skill name is required.`, which this pattern misses, so no schema hint is appended; match that emitted message instead.</comment>
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@@ -186,7 +186,7 @@ const ToolSchemaCommand = cmd({
// The messages an argument problem produces: invalid JSON, a non-object, a schema mismatch (built-in or workspace tool).
-const ARGUMENT_ERROR = /^(?:Tool arguments |The \S+ tool was called with invalid arguments|Arguments do not match the workspace operation schema)/
+const ARGUMENT_ERROR = /^(?:Tool arguments |The \S+ tool was called with invalid arguments|Arguments do not match the workspace operation schema|A workspace skill name is required|A SQL query in \S+ is required)/
const ToolRunCommand = cmd({
</file context>
The glossary cue scanned to the end of the line after every "means": 450 KB of "means " took about 29 s. It now looks 500 characters ahead, and the adversarial tests time every cue on 450 KB inputs.
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SUGGESTION: The 500-character window is an undocumented, untested behavioural bound.
.{0,500} fixes the rescan, but it also quietly narrows what counts as a glossary cue: a definition whose keyword sits more than 500 characters after means on the same line no longer matches, and nothing pins that distance. The neighbouring bounds in this file are explained in comments (ASKED_MEMORY's 300-character clause scan, the remember lookahead's 2,000), and this pattern has now been rewritten twice for the same backtracking reason, so a short comment would keep the next edit deliberate. Two cases would pin the behaviour too: classifyRule("orders means " + "x".repeat(200) + " revenue").kind === "memory" and the same with the keyword past 500 staying ambiguous.
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P3: The new 450 KB timing test does not cover every cue, although the commit message says every cue is timed. Cues such as `always`/`never`, `must`/`should`, `we`, `i want`/`i like`, `as a rule`, and `just for me` are missing from the word list. Add them so a future regex change to those cues cannot reintroduce a slow scan unnoticed.</violation>
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P3: The new 450 KB timing test does not cover every cue, although the commit message says every cue is timed. Cues such as always/never, must/should, we, i want/i like, as a rule, and just for me are missing from the word list. Add them so a future regex change to those cues cannot reintroduce a slow scan unnoticed.
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<comment>The new 450 KB timing test does not cover every cue, although the commit message says every cue is timed. Cues such as `always`/`never`, `must`/`should`, `we`, `i want`/`i like`, `as a rule`, and `just for me` are missing from the word list. Add them so a future regex change to those cues cannot reintroduce a slow scan unnoticed.</comment>
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@@ -490,6 +490,17 @@ describe("v0.12.9 adversarial: rule classify", () => {
expect(performance.now() - start).toBeLessThan(5_000)
})
+ test.each(["means ", "remember ", "remember that ", "for me ", "i prefer ", "our warehouse ", "use x ", "name x ", "don't use "])(
+ "450 KB of %p classifies in bounded time",
+ (word) => {
</file context>
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test.each(["means ","remember ","remember that ","for me ","i prefer ","our warehouse ","use x ","name x ","don't use "])(
test.each(["means ","remember ","remember that ","for me ","i prefer ","our warehouse ","use x ","name x ","don't use ","always ","never ","must ","should ","we ","i want ","i like ","as a rule ","just for me ","in my memory ","my preference "])("
Assert the memoryScope result for long for me input.
The 450 KB loop calls memoryScope(text) and does not check the result. It asserts only elapsed time. A change that makes memoryScope return "project" for long for me input would still pass. Existing memoryScope tests use only short inputs. Add a sibling test that checks the scope for this input:
🧪 Suggested test
)
+ test("450 KB of 'for me ' has global memory scope", () => {+ const text = "for me ".repeat(Math.ceil(450_000 / "for me ".length))+ expect(memoryScope(text)).toBe("global")+ })+
test("cues across lines are still found", () => {
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Add a sibling test near the existing 450 KB performance test that builds the
same long “for me ” input and asserts that memoryScope returns “global”; keep
the existing performance check unchanged.
sed -n '225,262p' packages/opencode/src/altimate/rules/remember.ts
echo'---PROPOSAL---'
sed -n '289,340p' packages/opencode/src/altimate/rules/proposal.ts
sed -n '70,127p' packages/opencode/src/altimate/learn/curator.ts
Repository: AltimateAI/altimate-code
Length of output: 4171
Remove the 300-character cap from the remember … for me memory check.
With more than 300 characters and no clause punctuation between remember and for me, ASKED_MEMORY does not match. The personal request is then classified as a rule and shown as a rule proposal. Scan for the clause boundary without a length cap, using a linear check, so the bound does not return.
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Review comment at @packages/opencode/src/altimate/rules/classify.ts at line 22:
Update ASKED_MEMORY to match “remember … for me” across any length of text that
contains no clause punctuation, removing the 300-character cap while preserving
the existing boundary and punctuation constraints with a linear scan.
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Supported by static analysis
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sed -n '1,100p' packages/opencode/src/altimate/rules/classify.ts
sed -n '200,300p' packages/opencode/src/altimate/rules/remember.ts
rg -n 'proposeFor|via: "training"|MAX_TEXT' packages/opencode/src/altimate
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Keep long glossary definitions classified as memory.
The glossary cue now matches revenue, users, customers, or metric only within 500 characters after means. For a longer definition with no other cue, classify returns ambiguous. On the training path, explicit then runs lint. Text over 140 characters fails lint, so the result is invalid. The agent receives a "not proposed" message that asks it to restate the definition as one short line. The definition is not saved to memory. The previous memory result did save it.
Restore a same-line match without the length bound. The .* form cannot be restored as a regex because it rescans the line from each means. Instead, find the first means on each line and test the rest of that line for the topic words. This check stays linear in the input length.
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Review comment at @packages/opencode/src/altimate/rules/classify.ts at line 33:
Update the glossary-term check in classify so topic words anywhere after the
first “means” on the same line still match, regardless of distance. Scan each
line once, checking only the text after its first “means” for the glossary
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Issue for this PR
Release PR. It promotes the v0.12.8..
mainpayload tolatestas v0.12.9: #1609, #1605, #1625, #1624, #1513, #1606, #1501, #1611, #1597.Type of change
What does this PR do?
Seven commits on top of
main(2d59604):release: v0.12.9: the CHANGELOG entry. Its heads-up for support covers:warehouse_addover MCP without--allow-write, and tool results reaching the calling agent's model;toolbackground process, and opt-in Claude skill copies;schema_inspectlisting change, thelearn statuswording and rule proposal cards;auth logoutnow removes, exit status 130 on Ctrl+C during sign-in, and the 1M free-token allowance.fix: release review follow-ups for v0.12.9:auth logoutalso removes the cached telemetry identity (~/.altimate/telemetry-identity.json), as the telemetry reference already said.tool runpoints totool schemaonly when the arguments were the problem, not for SQL, connection or permission errors.--allow-writehelp says what counts as a write.warehouse_addarguments;mcp serve --workspace-toolsis documented;test: v0.12.9 adversarial tests, and a length cap on the rule classifier:test/skill/release-v0.12.9-adversarial.test.ts, 164 tests.fix: release PR review follow-ups(bot reviews on this PR):tool schemahint matches only the messages an argument problem produces, including a workspace tool schema mismatch;warehouse_addover MCP,tool runstarting the background process, the analyst's built-in tools;fix: bound the rule classifier's slow patterns instead of capping its input: two of the classifier's patterns backtracked, and a 450 KB request took about 16 s. The clause scan and the rule-cue lookahead are now bounded, so long texts are still classified whole (a cap would change what callers read from a long message) and take milliseconds. Thetool schemahint also covers a missing workspace skill name or SQL field.fix: bound the rule classifier's glossary cue tooandtest: time every rule classifier cue on 450 KB inputs: the glossary cue had the same rescan (450 KB of "means " took about 29 s); it now looks 500 characters ahead. Every cue now classifies a 450 KB input in under 100 ms locally, and the tests bound each at 5 s.Release review: all five reviewers said ship with notes, with no P0 and no HOLD. The reviewers were CTO, product, data engineer, tech lead, and a privacy officer as this release's adversarial reviewer. Deferred findings are filed as #1648 to #1652. The SQL classifier gaps are in #1644.
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v0.12.9and push only the tag, which startsrelease.yml.How did you verify your code works?
--stage prepreflight passed (9/9). Typecheck and the marker guard are clean.HOME(15/15).--time-budgetJSON-output tests that also failed in the v0.12.8 release run.pre-releasepassed, and the darwin-arm64 binary reports0.12.9.tool list, thentool run sql_executeagainst SQLite, with and without the daemon):--allow-write;tool schema;tool daemon statusandstopworked.Cost side effects
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