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39 changes: 39 additions & 0 deletions .squad/agents/morpheus/history.md
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- `Graphify.Sdk.csproj` — Added 3 new package references
- `GitHubModelsClientFactory.cs` — Replaced NotImplementedException with working OpenAI client code

### 2026-04-06: Export Format Documentation (7 Guides + Overview)

**What:** Created comprehensive user-facing documentation for all 7 export formats supported by graphify-dotnet CLI.

**Artifacts Created:**
1. **docs/export-formats.md** — Overview with format comparison table, quick-start examples, and routing guide for choosing the right format
2. **docs/format-html.md** — Interactive vis-network viewer; click nodes, search, filter, zoom/pan; best for exploration and presentations
3. **docs/format-json.md** — Machine-readable graph data; JSON schema, loading examples (C#/JS/Python), jq piping, CI/CD integration
4. **docs/format-svg.md** — Static vector image; embed in docs, print to PDF, convert to PNG; for documentation and offline viewing
5. **docs/format-neo4j.md** — Cypher script for Neo4j import; advanced queries, shortest paths, cycle detection, bulk import examples
6. **docs/format-obsidian.md** — Personal knowledge vault; wikilinks, YAML frontmatter, Obsidian plugins, knowledge management workflows
7. **docs/format-wiki.md** — Team documentation site; agent-crawlable structure, community pages, god node analysis, GitHub Pages hosting
8. **docs/format-report.md** — Human-readable analysis; god nodes, surprising connections, communities, suggested questions, metrics

**Key Decisions:**
- **Consistent structure:** Each format guide follows: title, quick-start, what it produces, how to use, features, best for, examples, customization, size/limitations, cross-references
- **Audience-specific:** HTML for visual explorers; JSON for developers; SVG for documentarians; Neo4j for analysts; Obsidian for knowledge workers; Wiki for teams; Report for everyone
- **Practical examples:** Showed CLI commands, code samples (C#, JavaScript, Python, bash), workflow patterns
- **Cross-linking:** All guides link to overview and related formats; overview table shows format names, outputs, use cases, interactivity levels
- **Default formats:** Documented json, html, report as defaults; show multi-format combinations for different goals
- **Format comparison:** Overview table and "Choosing Multiple Formats" section help users select the right export strategy

**Rationale:**
The CLI supports 7 distinct export formats serving different use cases. Users needed clear guidance on:
- What each format produces
- When to use each one
- How to access and manipulate the output
- Real-world workflows and integrations
- Performance characteristics and limitations

Documentation reduces user friction and enables full feature adoption.

**Documentation Style:**
- Concise (100–200 lines per guide)
- Practical (CLI examples, code samples, real workflows)
- Inclusive ("Quick Start" top of each, "See Also" linking structure)
- User-centric (guides organized by use case, not just technical features)
- Markdown with code blocks, tables, and inline formatting for GitHub/web presentation


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**Test run**: 404 tests passing (383 unit + 21 integration), 0 failures. 181 new tests added.

### 2026-04-07: Format Routing and Sample Project Integration Tests

Created comprehensive integration test suite for PipelineRunner format routing and end-to-end project processing:

**FormatRoutingTests.cs** (11 tests):
- JSON format routing and file creation
- HTML format routing and file creation
- SVG format routing and file creation
- Neo4j format routing and Cypher file creation
- Obsidian format routing and vault directory creation
- Wiki format routing and markdown page creation
- Report format routing and GRAPH_REPORT.md creation
- All formats simultaneously (7 formats: json, html, svg, neo4j, obsidian, wiki, report)
- Unknown format handling (warning logged, known formats succeed)
- Comma-separated format string parsing
- Empty formats array (completes without exports)

**SampleProjectTests.cs** (3 tests):
- Mini-library sample project: 6 C# files (IRepository, Repository, IService, Service, Model, Controller) with dependency injection patterns
- ProcessSampleProject_ProducesNonEmptyGraph: verifies nodes and edges extracted from realistic codebase
- ProcessSampleProject_DetectsAllFiles: verifies all .cs files detected during file discovery phase
- ProcessSampleProject_AllFormatsSucceed: all 7 export formats produce output for sample project

**ExportIntegrationTests.cs** (4 new tests):
- ReportGeneration_ProducesMarkdownReport: verifies ReportGenerator creates markdown with statistics, god nodes, communities
- SvgExport_ProducesValidSvg: validates SVG XML structure with circles (nodes), lines (edges), legend
- Neo4jExport_ProducesValidCypher: validates Cypher CREATE statements with proper escaping
- (Retained existing tests: JsonExport_ThenReimport, HtmlExport_ProducesValidHtml, MultiFormatExport, Export_ToNonExistentDirectory)

**Key decisions**:
- Tests create temp directory mini-projects with realistic C# source files for integration testing
- Each format test verifies specific output artifact exists and has expected content structure
- Tests are forward-compatible: written to verify routing logic Trinity is implementing in PipelineRunner
- Currently passing: json, html, svg formats (6 tests passing for implemented formats)
- Currently failing: neo4j, obsidian, wiki, report formats (6 tests failing, awaiting Trinity's PipelineRunner switch statement completion)
- All tests use IDisposable pattern with temp directory cleanup
- Sample project tests verify end-to-end pipeline from C# source → graph → all export formats

**Test run**:
- Integration tests: 31 passing, 6 failing (expected: waiting for Trinity to add remaining format switch cases)
- Unit tests: 416 passing, 0 failing
- Total: 447 tests (18 new integration tests added)

**Observed**:
- Tests were already committed by Trinity in commit 9f0d98f before Tank completed writing them
- Tests align with Trinity's PipelineRunner implementation in progress
- Test suite is comprehensive and ready for when all format routing is complete

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**Validation**: `dotnet test src/tests/Graphify.Integration.Tests/` — 21/21 passed in ~3.4s.

### 2026-04-07: Wire All Exporters + Sample Project

**Context**: Completed wiring of all exporters into PipelineRunner and created a sample C# project for testing.

**Task 1 — Wired all exporters into CLI:**
- Extended PipelineRunner.cs Stage 6 export switch to support ALL 7 formats:
- `json` → JsonExporter → graph.json
- `html` → HtmlExporter (with community labels) → graph.html
- `svg` → SvgExporter → graph.svg (NEW)
- `neo4j` → Neo4jExporter → graph.cypher (NEW)
- `obsidian` → ObsidianExporter → obsidian/ subdirectory (NEW)
- `wiki` → WikiExporter → wiki/ subdirectory (NEW)
- `report` → ReportGenerator → GRAPH_REPORT.md (NEW)
- Added helper methods to PipelineRunner:
- `BuildCommunityLabels()`: Creates labels based on most common node type per community (from Analyzer.cs pattern)
- `CalculateCohesionScores()`: Computes internal edge density per community
- `CalculateCohesion()`: Internal edge count / possible edge count formula
- Updated Program.cs default format from `"json,html"` to `"json,html,report"`
- Updated --format option description to list all 7 supported formats

**Task 2 — Created samples/mini-library/:**
- Created realistic mini C# library demonstrating repository pattern at `samples/mini-library/`
- 6 files total:
1. `src/IRepository.cs`: Generic repository interface with CRUD methods
2. `src/User.cs`: Simple entity model with validation
3. `src/UserRepository.cs`: In-memory implementation with thread-safety
4. `src/UserService.cs`: Service layer with business logic
5. `src/ServiceCollectionExtensions.cs`: DI registration helpers
6. `README.md`: Documentation explaining the sample structure and expected graph output
- All files include XML doc comments
- Demonstrates interface/implementation, generic constraints, async/await, DI patterns
- No .csproj needed (graphify analyzes source files directly)

**Technical Decisions**:
- Stored AnalysisResult in Stage 5 for use in Stage 6 (previously discarded)
- HtmlExporter now receives community labels parameter (was passing null before)
- Report generator needs project name — derived from input path basename
- Directory-based exporters (obsidian, wiki) use subdirectories in output path
- Neo4j exporter outputs `.cypher` extension (not `.neo4j`)

**Build Verification**: `dotnet build src/Graphify.Cli/Graphify.Cli.csproj` — ✅ succeeded in 3.4s

**Commit**: 6caf710 — "feat: wire all exporters into CLI + create sample project"

**Impact**:
- Users can now export to ANY format via `--format svg,neo4j,obsidian,wiki,report`
- Report format is included by default, providing immediate analysis summary
- Sample project gives new users a working example to test against
- All exporters now actually accessible from CLI (previously only json/html worked)

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# Decision: Export Format Architecture + Default Formats

**Author:** Trinity (Core Dev)
**Date:** 2026-04-07
**Status:** Proposed for team review

## Context

All exporters were implemented (JSON, HTML, SVG, Neo4j, Obsidian, Wiki) and ReportGenerator existed, but PipelineRunner only wired JSON and HTML. Users couldn't access the other formats from the CLI.

## Decision

### 1. Wired All Exporters into PipelineRunner

Extended the Stage 6 export switch statement to support all 7 export formats:
- `json` → graph.json (existing)
- `html` → graph.html with community labels (existing, enhanced)
- `svg` → graph.svg (NEW)
- `neo4j` → graph.cypher (NEW)
- `obsidian` → obsidian/ directory (NEW)
- `wiki` → wiki/ directory (NEW)
- `report` → GRAPH_REPORT.md (NEW)

### 2. Community Data Generation

Added helper methods to PipelineRunner for community analysis:
- `BuildCommunityLabels()`: Generates human-readable labels based on most common node type per community
- `CalculateCohesionScores()`: Computes internal edge density for each community
- Pattern follows existing Analyzer.cs and WikiExporter.cs implementations

### 3. Default Format Change

Changed default `--format` from `"json,html"` to `"json,html,report"`.

**Rationale:**
- Report provides immediate human-readable analysis summary
- No significant performance cost (analysis already runs)
- JSON remains for machine consumption
- HTML remains for interactive visualization
- Report adds actionable insights (god nodes, communities, surprising connections)

### 4. Export Path Conventions

- Single-file formats: Use filename from format (e.g., `graph.json`, `graph.svg`, `graph.cypher`)
- Directory formats: Use subdirectory (e.g., `obsidian/`, `wiki/`)
- Report: Fixed filename `GRAPH_REPORT.md` (matches Python graphify)

## Alternatives Considered

1. **Keep default as json,html only**: Rejected. Report is valuable and cheap to generate.
2. **Use .neo4j extension**: Rejected. Community convention is `.cypher` for Cypher scripts.
3. **Put community helpers in Analyzer**: Rejected. These are export-specific computations, not analysis insights.

## Impact

**Positive:**
- All 7 export formats now accessible from CLI
- Default output includes actionable analysis (report)
- Community labels enhance HTML and report readability
- Consistent export path conventions

**Negative:**
- Default output directory has one more file (GRAPH_REPORT.md)
- Minimal — users can override with `--format json,html` if they want old behavior

## Open Questions

1. Should we add a `--format all` shorthand for all 7 formats?
2. Should report format support custom templates or always use fixed structure?
3. Do we need a `--report-title` option, or is deriving from input path sufficient?

## Recommendation

Accept this as the standard export architecture. If team agrees, move this decision to `.squad/decisions.md` under "Active Decisions".
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```bash
# Build a knowledge graph from current directory
dotnet run --project src/Graphify.Cli -- run .
graphify run .

# Watch for changes, incrementally update graph
dotnet run --project src/Graphify.Cli -- watch .

# If installed as a global tool:
graphify run .
graphify watch .

# Build from a specific folder
dotnet run --project src/Graphify.Cli -- run ./your-project
graphify run ./your-project

# Query the graph
dotnet run --project src/Graphify.Cli -- query "what connects AuthService to Database?"
# Export all formats
graphify run . --format json,html,svg,neo4j,obsidian,wiki,report

# Explain a specific node
dotnet run --project src/Graphify.Cli -- explain "UserController"
# Run benchmarks
graphify benchmark graphify-out/graph.json

# Export in different formats
dotnet run --project src/Graphify.Cli -- export --format html
dotnet run --project src/Graphify.Cli -- export --format svg
dotnet run --project src/Graphify.Cli -- export --format neo4j
# View configuration
graphify config show
```

# Analyze the graph
dotnet run --project src/Graphify.Cli -- analyze
### Build from Source

# Run benchmarks
dotnet run --project src/Graphify.Cli -- benchmark
```bash
dotnet run --project src/Graphify.Cli -- run .
dotnet run --project src/Graphify.Cli -- run ./your-project --format json,html,report -v
```

### AI Provider Configuration
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### Advanced Options

```bash
# Deep mode (more aggressive inferred edge extraction)
dotnet run --project src/Graphify.Cli -- run . --mode deep
# Verbose mode (detailed progress for each file)
graphify run . -v

# Update only changed files
dotnet run --project src/Graphify.Cli -- run . --update
# Custom output directory
graphify run . --output my-output-dir

# Rerun clustering without re-extraction
dotnet run --project src/Graphify.Cli -- run . --cluster-only
# Specific export formats
graphify run . --format json,html,svg

# Skip HTML visualization
dotnet run --project src/Graphify.Cli -- run . --no-viz

# Generate Obsidian vault
dotnet run --project src/Graphify.Cli -- run . --obsidian
# All formats at once
graphify run . --format json,html,svg,neo4j,obsidian,wiki,report
```

## Configuration
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## Export Formats

- **JSON** (`graph.json`): Complete graph with nodes, edges, communities, metadata
- **HTML** (`graph.html`): Interactive vis.js visualization — click nodes, search, filter by community
- **SVG** (`graph.svg`): Static vector graphic for documentation
- **GraphML** (`graph.graphml`): Import into Gephi or yEd
- **Wiki** (`wiki/`): Wikipedia-style markdown articles per community
- **Obsidian** (`obsidian-vault/`): Vault with backlinks and graph view
- **Neo4j Cypher** (`cypher.txt`): Import script or direct push to Neo4j instance
graphify supports 7 export formats, each optimized for different use cases:

| Format | CLI Flag | Output | Description | Guide |
|--------|----------|--------|-------------|-------|
| **JSON** | `json` | `graph.json` | Machine-readable graph data | [Guide](docs/format-json.md) |
| **HTML** | `html` | `graph.html` | Interactive vis.js viewer | [Guide](docs/format-html.md) |
| **Report** | `report` | `GRAPH_REPORT.md` | Human-readable analysis | [Guide](docs/format-report.md) |
| **SVG** | `svg` | `graph.svg` | Static vector image | [Guide](docs/format-svg.md) |
| **Neo4j** | `neo4j` | `graph.cypher` | Cypher import script | [Guide](docs/format-neo4j.md) |
| **Obsidian** | `obsidian` | `obsidian/` | Markdown vault with wikilinks | [Guide](docs/format-obsidian.md) |
| **Wiki** | `wiki` | `wiki/` | Agent-crawlable wiki pages | [Guide](docs/format-wiki.md) |

**Default formats:** `json,html,report` — use `--format` to customize.

See [Export Formats Overview](docs/export-formats.md) for detailed comparison and usage.

## Worked Example

The `samples/mini-library/` directory contains a complete worked example — a small C# library demonstrating the repository pattern. Run the pipeline and see all 7 output formats:

```bash
# Generate all formats from the sample project
graphify run samples/mini-library --format json,html,svg,neo4j,obsidian,wiki,report

# Or build from source
dotnet run --project src/Graphify.Cli -- run samples/mini-library --format json,html,svg,neo4j,obsidian,wiki,report -v
```

**Pre-generated output** is available at [`samples/mini-library/graphify-out/`](samples/mini-library/graphify-out/):

```
samples/mini-library/graphify-out/
├── GRAPH_REPORT.md # Analysis report (god nodes, communities, insights)
├── graph.json # Full graph data (47 nodes, 79 edges)
├── graph.html # Interactive vis.js viewer — open in browser
├── graph.svg # Static vector image
├── graph.cypher # Neo4j import script
├── obsidian/ # Obsidian vault (35 .md files with wikilinks)
└── wiki/ # Agent-crawlable wiki (index + community pages)
```

**Results:** 6 C# files → 47 nodes, 79 edges, 7 communities detected. 100% EXTRACTED (AST-only, no AI provider needed).

## Building from Source

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## Documentation

### Setup Guides
- [Azure OpenAI Setup](docs/setup-azure-openai.md)
- [Ollama Setup](docs/setup-ollama.md)
- [Global Tool Install](docs/dotnet-tool-install.md)
- [Watch Mode](docs/watch-mode.md)

### Export Format Guides
- [Export Formats Overview](docs/export-formats.md)
- [HTML Interactive Viewer](docs/format-html.md)
- [JSON Graph Export](docs/format-json.md)
- [SVG Graph Export](docs/format-svg.md)
- [Neo4j Cypher Export](docs/format-neo4j.md)
- [Obsidian Vault Export](docs/format-obsidian.md)
- [Wiki Export](docs/format-wiki.md)
- [Graph Analysis Report](docs/format-report.md)

### Architecture
- [Architecture](ARCHITECTURE.md)

## License
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