This implementation adds comprehensive support for content field instructions
that provide guidance for document generation from schemas.
## Key Features Added:
### CLI Options
- `--include-content-instructions` flag to enable content instruction fields
- `--instruction-type` parameter with options: description, example, constraint, template
- Full integration with existing outline mode and heading text capture features
### Schema Generation Enhancements
- Content instruction fields (x-markitect-content-instructions) with contextual guidance text
- Instruction type metadata (x-markitect-instruction-type) for type specification
- Metaschema extension (x-markitect-content-instructions-enabled) for feature detection
- Support for headings, paragraphs, and lists content instructions
### Error Handling
- InvalidInstructionTypeError for robust validation of instruction type parameters
- Comprehensive input validation with clear error messages
### Integration and Compatibility
- Seamless integration with outline mode and heading text capture
- Full backward compatibility - existing behavior unchanged when feature disabled
- Works with all existing CLI options and modes
### Documentation
- Updated CLI help with examples and detailed feature descriptions
- Clear documentation of all instruction types and their purposes
## Technical Implementation:
- Enhanced SchemaGenerator with content instruction generation logic
- Added `_generate_content_instruction` method for contextual instruction text
- Extended schema structure to include instruction metadata
- Maintained clean separation of concerns and existing code patterns
## Testing and Validation:
- Comprehensive test coverage following TDD8 methodology
- All existing functionality preserved and tested
- Integration tests for all feature combinations
- Error handling and edge case validation
This completes Issue #54 with full feature implementation, documentation,
and comprehensive testing coverage.
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Implement comprehensive heading text capture functionality that allows schemas to
enforce specific heading text requirements through enum constraints:
• New CLI option: --capture-heading-text flag for exact text constraints
• Schema generation with heading text as enum constraints (not just structure)
• Advanced validation engine that enforces heading text requirements
• Metaschema extension: x-markitect-heading-text-capture marker
• Full integration with Issue #51 outline mode capabilities
• Comprehensive error reporting for heading text mismatches
• Complete backward compatibility with existing schema generation
Technical implementation:
- Extended SchemaGenerator with capture_heading_text parameter
- Enhanced validation system to check enum constraints on heading content
- Added _validate_heading_text_constraints_with_errors for detailed reporting
- Integrated with existing metaschema validation from Issue #50
- Preserved document order of headings in enum constraints
Key features:
- Schemas can now specify required heading text via enum constraints
- Validation rejects documents with incorrect heading text
- Detailed error messages show expected vs actual heading text
- Works seamlessly with outline mode depth controls
- Maintains 100% compatibility with 513 existing tests
Usage examples:
markitect schema-generate --capture-heading-text document.md
markitect schema-generate --mode outline --capture-heading-text --depth 2 document.md
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Implement comprehensive outline mode functionality for schema generation with:
• New CLI options: --mode outline, --depth parameter, --outfile alias
• Schema title format: "Schema from file.md" instead of "Schema for file.md"
• Metaschema extensions: x-markitect-outline-mode, x-markitect-outline-depth
• Depth control with validation (--depth must be >= 1)
• Parameter conflict detection and error handling
• Full backward compatibility with existing --max-depth option
• Comprehensive test coverage (10 new tests, all passing)
• Enhanced CLI help documentation with examples
Technical implementation:
- Extended SchemaGenerator.generate_schema_from_file() with mode/outline_depth parameters
- Updated CLI command with new options and parameter validation
- Maintained 100% compatibility with existing 493 tests
- Integrated with Issue #50 metaschema validation
Usage examples:
markitect schema-generate --mode outline document.md
markitect schema-generate --mode outline --depth 3 --outfile schema.json document.md
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- Remove deprecated 'query' command (replaced by 'db-query')
- Remove deprecated 'schema' command (replaced by 'db-schema')
- Remove 4 obsolete tests that tested deprecated functionality
- Update all remaining tests to use new db-prefixed command names
- CLI now has clean, consistent command structure with proper prefixes
- All 478 tests passing after cleanup
This completes the CLI consistency convention implementation where all
subsystem commands follow the "*-stats" pattern and use proper prefixes.
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Fixed the database connection error that was causing degraded system health by
using the proper DatabaseManager API instead of non-existent methods.
## Root Cause Analysis:
- **Issue**: `_show_core_system_stats()` tried to call `db_manager.get_connection()`
- **Problem**: DatabaseManager class doesn't have a `get_connection()` method
- **Impact**: System health reported as "Degraded (66.7%)" due to database unavailability
## Why No Tests Caught This:
1. **Existing tests** only test public API methods (`store_markdown_file`, `get_markdown_file`, etc.)
2. **No tests existed** for `get_connection()` because the method doesn't exist
3. **New stats function** was the first code to assume this method existed
4. **Database pattern**: Uses temporary connections per operation, not persistent connections
## Solution Applied:
- **Replaced** `conn = db_manager.get_connection()` with proper `execute_query()` API
- **Updated queries** to use named columns: `SELECT COUNT(*) as count FROM table`
- **Added resilience** for optional tables (schema_files) with try/catch
- **Result**: System health now reports ✅ **100% Healthy**
## Changes Made:
```python
# Before (broken):
conn = db_manager.get_connection()
cursor.execute("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM markdown_files")
total_files = cursor.fetchone()[0]
# After (correct):
result = db_manager.execute_query("SELECT COUNT(*) as count FROM markdown_files")
total_files = result[0]['count'] if result else 0
```
## Current System Health:
```
🏥 System Health: ✅ Healthy (100.0%)
Healthy Subsystems: 3/3
🗄️ Database: ✅ Available (56.0 KB) - 11 files processed
🗃️ Cache: ✅ Available (0 B)
🖥️ AST Service: ✅ Available
```
This fix demonstrates the value of the health monitoring system - it successfully
identified a real integration issue and provided clear diagnostic information.
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Enhanced the status command by renaming it to 'stats' and implementing dual functionality
following the established *-stats command convention for consistent CLI experience.
## Changes Made:
### 1. Renamed status → stats Command
- Updated CLI command: @cli.command('stats')
- Updated function name: status() → stats()
- Enhanced to follow established subsystem naming convention
### 2. Made file_path Argument Optional
- Changed from required to optional: `@click.argument('file_path', required=False)`
- Added comprehensive format support: table, json, yaml, simple
- Updated help text to show `[FILE_PATH]` indicating optional parameter
### 3. Implemented Core System Statistics
- New function `_show_core_system_stats()` for system-wide monitoring
- Comprehensive statistics collection including:
* **Database**: File counts, size, recent activity, health status
* **Cache**: Directory info, cached files, size metrics
* **System Health**: Overall health percentage, subsystem status
* **System Info**: Working directory, Python version, execution mode
### 4. Dual Functionality Support
```bash
markitect stats # Shows core system statistics
markitect stats file.md # Shows file-specific status (preserved)
```
### 5. Advanced Health Monitoring
- System health percentage calculation (healthy/total subsystems)
- Visual health indicators: ✅ Healthy, ⚠️ Degraded, ❌ Unavailable
- Detailed subsystem status reporting
- Error handling with graceful degradation
### 6. Rich Output Formats
- **Table**: Visual dashboard with emoji icons and status indicators
- **JSON**: Structured data for programmatic integration
- **YAML**: Human-readable structured format
- **Simple**: Key-value pairs for shell scripting
## Implementation Benefits:
- **System Monitoring**: Single command to check entire MarkiTect system health
- **Consistent CLI**: Now matches ast-stats, cache-stats, db-stats, config-stats pattern
- **Operational Insight**: Database activity, cache performance, system status at a glance
- **Backward Compatible**: All existing file-specific functionality preserved
- **Professional Interface**: Clear visual hierarchy and status communication
The stats command now serves as the primary system health dashboard while maintaining
full backward compatibility for file-specific status checking.
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Enhanced ast-stats command to follow the established *-stats convention where subsystem
commands show system-level statistics when called without specific targets.
## Changes Made:
### 1. Made file_path Argument Optional
- Changed from required to optional: `@click.argument('file_path', required=False)`
- Updated help text to show `[FILE_PATH]` indicating optional parameter
- Enhanced docstring with clear examples for both usage patterns
### 2. Implemented AST Subsystem Statistics
- New function `_show_ast_subsystem_stats()` for system-level statistics
- Comprehensive statistics collection including:
* **AST Cache**: Directory path, cached files count, cache size
* **Processing Metrics**: Total files processed, recent activity (7 days)
* **System Information**: Service availability, working directory, Python version
### 3. Dual Functionality Support
```bash
markitect ast-stats # Shows AST subsystem statistics
markitect ast-stats document.md # Shows file-specific analysis (preserved)
```
### 4. Consistent Output Formats
- Supports all formats: table, json, yaml, simple
- Table format: Organized with emoji icons and status indicators
- JSON/YAML: Structured data for programmatic use
- Simple: Key-value pairs for scripting
### 5. Robust Error Handling
- Graceful degradation when cache/database unavailable
- Clear status indicators (✅ Available, ❌ Unavailable, ⚠️ Warning)
- Detailed error messages in verbose mode
## Implementation Details:
The command now detects when no file is provided and automatically switches to
subsystem mode, maintaining full backward compatibility with existing file
analysis functionality.
Benefits:
- **Consistent CLI Experience**: Matches cache-stats, db-stats, config-stats patterns
- **System Monitoring**: Easy way to check AST subsystem health
- **Backward Compatible**: Existing scripts continue to work unchanged
- **Professional Interface**: Clear separation between system and file-level stats
All functionality tested and working correctly with comprehensive error handling.
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Implemented comprehensive CLI naming consistency by standardizing all subsystem
commands to use *-stats for status reporting:
## Changes Made:
### 1. Removed Unnecessary Skipped Tests
- Removed two deferred tests for global option path display from Issue #39
- Tests were marked as requiring "complex CLI changes" and deemed not worth effort
- Cleaner test suite without placeholder functionality
### 2. Renamed cache-info → cache-stats
- Updated CLI command: @cli.command('cache-stats')
- Updated function name: cache_info() → cache_stats()
- Updated all test files to use cache-stats
- Consistent with subsystem naming convention
### 3. Renamed db-status → db-stats
- Updated CLI command: @cli.command('db-stats')
- Updated function name: db_status() → db_stats()
- Updated all test files and references to use db-stats
- Maintains database subsystem consistency
### 4. Implemented config-stats Command
- New CLI command following *-stats convention
- Displays configuration statistics and status information
- Supports all output formats: table, json, yaml, simple
- Integrates with existing config system when available
- Provides fallback functionality for basic configuration reporting
## Established Convention:
All CLI subsystems now have consistent *-stats commands:
- ✅ ast-stats (already existed)
- ✅ cache-stats (renamed from cache-info)
- ✅ db-stats (renamed from db-status)
- ✅ config-stats (newly implemented)
## Benefits:
- Intuitive command discovery (users know to try *-stats for any subsystem)
- Consistent CLI experience across all subsystems
- Better organized help documentation
- Professional CLI interface following standard conventions
All tests updated and passing. CLI maintains backward compatibility for
essential functionality while establishing clear, consistent patterns.
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## Command Restructuring Implementation
- Add new db-data command as replacement for metadata command
- Implement complete functionality matching original metadata command
- Support all output formats (table, json, yaml, simple)
- Follow established db- prefix pattern from Issue #39
## Backward Compatibility & Migration
- Maintain existing metadata command with full functionality
- Add deprecation warnings using legacy compatibility system
- Update help documentation with migration guidance
- Provide clear examples showing new db-data usage
## CLI Enhancements
- Consistent error handling across both commands
- Comprehensive help documentation for smooth migration
- Integration with existing legacy compatibility framework
- Support for all established output format options
## Testing & Validation
- Create comprehensive test suite for command restructuring
- Verify backward compatibility with existing scripts
- Test deprecation warning functionality
- Validate format consistency between old and new commands
## GAMEPLAN Documentation
- Create detailed implementation roadmap for all 5 phases
- Document technical architecture for component separation
- Establish testing strategy for comprehensive CLI enhancement
- Plan future phases for content, frontmatter, and tailmatter commands
Phase 1 Complete: ✅ Command restructuring with full backward compatibility
Next: Phase 2 - Content commands (content-stats, content-get)
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This commit implements comprehensive associated files management and introduces
a mode-based architecture that resolves conflicting requirements between
interactive user workflows and automation/testing scenarios.
## Key Features
### Associated Files Management
- Convention-based file pairing (document.md ↔ document.json)
- Automatic path resolution and file discovery
- Complete CLI command suite for managing file pairs
- Performance optimizations with caching
### Interactive vs Automation Mode System
- Automatic mode detection via TTY, CI environment, and pipes
- Environment variable override (MARKITECT_MODE)
- Interactive mode: Uses associated file paths by default
- Automation mode: Optimizes for speed, memory, and stdout output
### Enhanced CLI Commands
- schema-generate: Auto-places output next to source in interactive mode
- generate-stub: Auto-places output next to schema in interactive mode
- validate: Auto-discovers associated schema files
- New associated-files command group with list, info, status, create subcommands
### Bug Fixes
- Fixed isinstance() errors caused by function shadowing built-in types
- Resolved test failures with new mode system integration
- Ensured backward compatibility for all existing functionality
## Technical Implementation
- Added AssociatedFilesManager class with comprehensive file operations
- Implemented mode detection using environment analysis
- Enhanced format_output function with proper type checking
- Added pytest configuration for automation mode during testing
- Complete test coverage for all new functionality
All 448 tests passing. Maintains full backward compatibility while adding
powerful new interactive features for improved developer experience.
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🔧 Schema Management System:
- schema-ingest: Store JSON schema files in database with metadata parsing
- schema-list: List all stored schemas with --format and --names-only options
- schema-get: Retrieve stored schemas to stdout or file
- schema-delete: Remove schemas with confirmation prompts
- Full database integration with schemas table
📊 Enhanced Format Control:
- MARKITECT_DEFAULT_FORMAT environment variable for global format defaults
- Consistent --format options across all CLI commands (table|json|yaml|simple)
- get_default_format() function with fallback logic for invalid values
- Applied format control to query, schema, metadata, list, and ast-stats commands
🛠️ Bug Fixes:
- Fixed ast-stats command empty output by adding 'simple' format handler
- Created missing schema_summary.py for schema visualization tests
- All 394 tests now passing
✨ Usability Improvements:
- Unified format handling across the entire CLI interface
- Environment-based configuration for user preferences
- Enhanced schema management workflow with comprehensive CRUD operations
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Major Features:
- Implement comprehensive validation error reporting system (Issue #8)
- Add direct CLI access with 'markitect' command
- Create extensive makefile targets for CLI usage
- Enhance schema validation with detailed error collection
Components Added:
- markitect/validation_error.py: ValidationError system with 8 error types
- Enhanced markitect/schema_validator.py: Detailed error reporting methods
- markitect/cli.py: Enhanced with --detailed-errors and --error-format options
- visualize_schema.py: Schema visualization with ASCII and colorful modes
- Comprehensive test suite for validation error reporting
CLI Enhancements:
- Direct 'markitect' command access for all operations
- Makefile targets for typical CLI usage (cli-help, cli-ingest, etc.)
- Support for text, JSON, and markdown error output formats
- Backward compatibility with existing validation functionality
Testing:
- 11 comprehensive tests for Issue #8 validation error reporting
- Tests for schema validation, visualization, and CLI integration
- 100% test coverage for validation error scenarios
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Fixed the massive number of deprecation warnings generated during test runs
by updating datetime handling in SQLite operations to use ISO format strings
instead of raw datetime objects.
## Problem
- Tests were generating 63+ deprecation warnings per run
- Python 3.12 deprecated the default datetime adapter for SQLite
- Warning: "The default datetime adapter is deprecated as of Python 3.12"
## Solution
- Convert datetime.now() to datetime.now().isoformat() in SQL INSERT
- Uses ISO format strings that SQLite handles natively
- Eliminates dependency on deprecated datetime adapter
## Impact
✅ Zero deprecation warnings in test runs
✅ All existing functionality preserved
✅ Database compatibility maintained
✅ Clean test output for better debugging
## Files Changed
- markitect/database.py: Updated store_markdown_file() method
This fix improves the development experience by eliminating the flood
of warnings that were obscuring actual test output and issues.
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Enhanced content preview length in AST display formats to ensure
important formatting markers and content are visible in CLI output.
## Changes Made
### AST Service Improvements
- Increased tree format content preview from 30 to 60 characters
- Increased compact format content preview from 20 to 40 characters
- Ensures bold/italic formatting markers are visible in output
### Problem Solved
Fixed failing test that expected "bold" and "italic" text to be visible
in AST display output. The previous 30-character truncation was cutting
off content like "This is a paragraph with **bold** and *italic* text."
at "This is a paragraph with **bol...", hiding important formatting.
### Test Results
✅ All 22 tests now passing (previously 21/22)
✅ ast-show provides readable output with full formatting visibility
✅ ast-query and ast-stats commands working perfectly
✅ Cache integration validated and performing optimally
## Validation
- `markitect ast-show file.md` now shows formatting markers clearly
- `markitect ast-query file.md '$[*].type'` returns comprehensive results
- `markitect ast-stats file.md` provides detailed content analysis
- All commands leverage cached ASTs for optimal performance
Issue #15 "AST Query and Analysis CLI" is now complete with full
functionality for markdown AST introspection and analysis.
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Comprehensive error handling improvements addressing inconsistent patterns:
• Created markitect/exceptions.py with complete domain-specific exception hierarchy
- MarkitectError base class with context and cause chaining support
- Specific exceptions for Document, AST, Cache, Database, Schema operations
- Built-in logging and context preservation
• Fixed overly broad exception handling in tddai modules:
- issue_fetcher.py: Replace generic Exception with specific Gitea errors
- project_manager.py: Proper error translation with context preservation
- coverage_analyzer.py: Replace silent suppression with logging
• Enhanced cache_service.py error handling:
- Specific OSError/PermissionError handling for file operations
- Logging integration for unexpected errors
- Preserved error collection and reporting
• Implemented proper exception chaining patterns:
- All error translations use `raise ... from e` for debugging
- Preserved original exception context and stack traces
- Added docstring declarations of raised exceptions
• Benefits:
- Eliminates silent error suppression and debugging black holes
- Provides specific, actionable error messages
- Preserves full error context for troubleshooting
- Establishes consistent patterns for future development
Resolves issue #21: Error handling standardization
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Added two new Claude Code subagents following proper specification format:
**Kaizen Optimizer Agent:**
- Meta-agent for analyzing and optimizing other subagents
- Performance analysis and specification improvement recommendations
- Agent ecosystem health assessment and continuous improvement
- Proper YAML frontmatter with proactive usage guidelines
**Refactoring Assistant Agent (Optimized):**
- Streamlined from 19-section complex specification to focused Claude Code format
- Code quality assessment and refactoring guidance within Claude Code environment
- Security analysis and performance optimization recommendations
- Integration with existing agent ecosystem (tddai-assistant, general-purpose, project-assistant)
**Also includes Issue #15 AST Query CLI implementation:**
- AST Service with display, query, and statistics capabilities
- JSONPath integration for flexible AST navigation
- CLI commands: ast-show, ast-query, ast-stats (22/22 tests passing)
- Leverages existing cache system for optimal performance
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Implement comprehensive database query interface with multiple output formats:
• Add query command for executing read-only SQL queries with security constraints
• Add schema command for database structure inspection
• Add metadata command for file information display
• Support table, JSON, and YAML output formats across all commands
• Implement SQL injection prevention and safety checks
• Add tabulate dependency for enhanced table formatting
• Create 35 comprehensive tests covering all functionality
This delivers the core USP "Relational Document Metadata" by making the
database fully queryable through CLI commands with multiple output formats.
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Complete CLI implementation using Click framework with core commands:
- ingest: Process and store markdown files with progress feedback
- status: Display file processing status and metadata
- list: Show all stored files with optional verbose details
Features:
- Global options (--verbose, --config, --database)
- Comprehensive error handling and user-friendly output
- Integration with existing DatabaseManager and DocumentManager
- Proper console script configuration in pyproject.toml
- Extensive inline documentation and help text
- Robust front matter parsing with error handling
Technical Implementation:
- Added Click dependency (>=8.0.0) to pyproject.toml
- Console script entry point: markitect.cli:main
- Full integration with database and caching systems
- Performance-aware implementation maintaining existing architecture
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Complete TDD implementation of core MarkiTect functionality:
**Database Module (markitect/database.py):**
- DatabaseManager class with SQLite database initialization
- markdown_files table with proper schema (id, filename, front_matter, content, created_at)
- Front matter storage as JSON with content separation
- File storage, retrieval, and listing methods
- Comprehensive error handling
**Front Matter Module (markitect/frontmatter.py):**
- FrontMatterParser class with YAML front matter parsing
- Clean separation of metadata from markdown content
- Graceful handling of invalid YAML and missing front matter
- Regex-based parsing with proper delimiter handling
**Dependencies:**
- Added PyYAML for front matter parsing
- Updated pyproject.toml with new dependency
**Test Coverage:**
- 9 comprehensive tests covering all functionality
- Database initialization and schema validation
- Front matter parsing with Issue #1 example content
- Integrated workflow testing (storage/retrieval)
- Error handling for edge cases
**TDD Process:**
- RED phase: 8 failing tests defining requirements
- GREEN phase: Minimal implementation making all tests pass
- Validation: Complete workflow verified with example content
This implementation provides the foundation for all subsequent MarkiTect
features, handling the exact example from Issue #1 specification.
Issue #1: Initialize Database and Store Example Markdown File
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