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Good—trace is working, and the output tells us exactly why GenerateAiContent/ApplyAiContent weren’t found:

  • CreateChildComponent is a plain method symbol, so recur indexes it.
  • Your controller actions are public async Task<IActionResult> ... and likely aren’t being classified as function symbols by recur’s C# parser yet (or they’re being indexed under a different symbol kind like endpoint/action and trace only searches function).

What you can do right now (workaround)

Trace the private methods that are inside the same file to walk “up” to the methods you care about:

  1. Trace the entry that definitely calls CreateChildComponent (likely in ApplyAiContent):
recur trace "TruncateString" --scope "LevelController.CreateWizard3.**" --dir . --depth 3 --direction both --ext ".cs" --color --pick 1
  1. Or just trace ApplyAiContent by picking the definition line via find first:
recur find "ApplyAiContent\\(" --scope "LevelController.CreateWizard3.**" --ext ".cs" -n -C 1 --color

Then use the returned “match #” idea manually with --pick in trace if it lists multiple matches.

The real fix (so this works cleanly)

Update recur so it treats MVC action methods as symbols.

Specifically, the parser needs to recognize method signatures like:

  • public async Task<IActionResult> GenerateAiContent(...)
  • public async Task<IActionResult> ApplyAiContent(...)

as function definitions the same way it recognizes private async Task CreateChildComponent(...).

That’s why trace can’t find them.

If you want me to implement the recur fix

The recur repo URL is in your instructions, but I need the source code in your workspace to patch it.

Run:

recur files "recur.*" --dir . --color
dir .\recur* -Recurse

If you actually have the recur Rust source checked into this workspace somewhere (or as a submodule), I’ll:

  • locate the C# symbol extraction code
  • expand the method-regex/parser to include public + async + Task<IActionResult>
  • ensure trace resolves both controller actions and normal methods
  • add a regression test using LevelController.CreateWizard3.Ai.cs

If recur source is not in this workspace, the quickest path is: clone it as a sibling repo and patch there—but that’s outside your current workspace unless you want it added here.