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25 changes: 25 additions & 0 deletions .docs/summary-AGENTS.md
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# Summary: AGENTS.md

## File Purpose
Agent development guide providing build commands, code style guidelines, and development workflow instructions for the Terraphim AI project.

## Key Functionality
- **Build Commands**: Rust and Svelte development commands with feature flags
- **Code Style Guidelines**: Rust and frontend coding standards and conventions
- **Development Workflow**: Quality assurance, testing, and deployment patterns
- **Documentation Management**: Guidelines for using the `.docs/` folder organization

## Important Details
- **Rust Guidelines**: Use tokio for async, snake_case naming, Result<T,E> error handling
- **Frontend Guidelines**: Svelte with TypeScript, Bulma CSS, yarn package manager
- **Testing Philosophy**: No mocks, use IDE diagnostics, check test coverage
- **Development Tools**: tmux for background tasks, gh tool for GitHub issues
- **Quality Assurance**: Pre-commit hooks, conventional commits, no sleep/timeout commands
- **Documentation Organization**: Uses `.docs/` folder for file summaries and comprehensive overview

## Architecture Impact
- Establishes consistent development patterns across the project
- Ensures code quality and maintainability standards
- Provides clear guidelines for new contributors
- Defines testing and deployment workflows
- Mandates `/init` command steps for documentation maintenance
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# Summary: CLAUDE.md

## File Purpose
Primary guidance file for Claude Code when working with the Terraphim AI repository, providing comprehensive development guidelines and project context.

## Key Functionality
- **Development Guidelines**: Rust, async programming, and concurrent systems best practices
- **Memory Management**: Documentation organization using `.docs/` folder structure
- **Agent Instructions**: Consolidated machine-readable instructions for AI agents
- **Mandatory /init Command**: Two-step process for documentation maintenance

## Important Details
- **Rust Expertise**: Focus on tokio async runtime, error handling, and performance
- **Documentation Organization**: Uses `.docs/` folder for file summaries and comprehensive overview
- **Agent Systems**: Two agent systems (Superpowers Skills and Terraphim .agents)
- **Quality Standards**: No mocks in tests, IDE diagnostics, comprehensive testing
- **Development Tools**: tmux for background tasks, gh tool for GitHub issues

## Architecture Impact
- Establishes core development principles for the entire project
- Defines documentation structure and maintenance workflows
- Provides comprehensive guidance for AI agents working on the codebase
- Ensures consistent code quality and development practices
- Mandates systematic documentation updates through `/init` command
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# Summary: Cargo.toml

## Purpose
This is the root Cargo.toml file for the Terraphim AI workspace, defining the multi-crate project structure, dependencies, and build configuration.

## Key Functionality
- Defines a Rust workspace with multiple crates under `crates/*`, `terraphim_server`, and `desktop/src-tauri`
- Excludes experimental crate `terraphim_agent_application` from builds
- Sets default members to `terraphim_server` for focused development
- Specifies Rust edition 2024 for all workspace members
- Provides shared workspace dependencies including Tokio for async runtime, Reqwest for HTTP, Serde for serialization, and error handling libraries

## Important Details
- Uses resolver version 2 for dependency resolution
- Includes OpenRouter AI integration dependencies in workspace scope
- Features like `openrouter`, `mcp-rust-sdk` can be enabled for specific functionality
- Establishes common async and serialization patterns across the entire project
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# Summary: Earthfile

## Purpose
This Earthfile defines the build pipeline for Terraphim AI using Earthly, providing multi-platform builds, cross-compilation, and deployment automation.

## Key Functionality
- Defines comprehensive build pipeline with targets for different platforms and use cases
- Supports cross-compilation for multiple architectures (x86_64, ARM64, ARMv7)
- Includes Rust toolchain setup, dependency management, and binary building
- Provides Docker image creation for various deployment scenarios
- Integrates frontend build process and documentation generation
- Features caching and optimization for faster builds

## Important Details
- Uses Ubuntu 20.04 as base image with Rust 1.85.0 toolchain
- Supports musl and glibc targets for static and dynamic linking
- Includes Node.js and Yarn setup for frontend dependencies
- Provides separate targets for native builds, cross-compilation, and containerization
- Integrates with mdbook for documentation and Netlify for deployment
- Handles multi-stage builds with artifact saving and loading
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# Summary: README.md

## Purpose
This is the main project README for Terraphim AI, serving as the primary documentation and entry point for users, developers, and contributors.

## Key Functionality
- Introduces Terraphim as a privacy-first AI assistant with local operation and deterministic behavior
- Explains core concepts: Haystacks (data sources), Knowledge Graphs, Profiles, Roles, and Rolegraphs
- Provides comprehensive getting started guide with quick start, installation methods (Homebrew, Docker, Debian), and development setup
- Documents configuration for storage backends (local vs cloud), environment variables, and deployment scenarios
- Includes terminology definitions, contribution guidelines, and code style standards
- Features build/lint/test commands for both Rust backend and Svelte frontend

## Important Details
- Emphasizes privacy-first design with local infrastructure operation
- Supports multiple installation methods for end users and developers
- Includes detailed code style guidelines for Rust (Tokio, snake_case, Result<T,E>) and frontend (Svelte, Bulma CSS)
- Mandates conventional commits and pre-commit checks for contributions
- Documents deployment patterns using Caddy reverse proxy and 1Password CLI for secrets
- Contains troubleshooting guides and links to additional documentation
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# Summary: agents_history.txt

## Purpose
This text file contains a chronological log of agent interactions and development activities within the Terraphim AI system.

## Key Functionality
- Records session-based development activities and progress tracking
- Documents implementation of major features like TruthForge, VM execution, and multi-agent workflows
- Tracks completion of phases, test results, and technical achievements
- Includes debugging sessions, issue resolution, and system status updates

## Important Details
- Covers development from October 2025 with detailed session logs
- Documents completion of TruthForge Phase 5 UI development with vanilla JavaScript
- Records VM execution system implementation with Firecracker integration
- Tracks multi-agent system integration and testing progress
- Includes security testing phases and vulnerability fixes
- Features dynamic model selection system implementation
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{
"version": "1.0.0",
"description": "Terraphim AI agent instructions and configuration"
}
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[build]
target = "x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu"
release = true

[profile.release]
opt-level = 3
lto = true
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[package]
name = "terraphim_kg_agents"
version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2021"

[dependencies]
tokio = { version = "1.0", features = ["full"] }
serde = { version = "1.0", features = ["derive"] }
thiserror = "1.0"
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{
"name": "terraphim-search-ui",
"private": true,
"version": "0.0.0",
"type": "module"
}
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# Summary: memories.md

## Purpose
This Markdown file serves as a comprehensive development journal and progress tracker for the Terraphim AI project, documenting sessions, implementations, and technical decisions.

## Key Functionality
- Records detailed session logs for major development phases (TruthForge, VM execution, multi-agent integration)
- Documents technical implementations, test results, and architectural decisions
- Tracks progress across multiple development sessions with timestamps
- Includes code metrics, file creation/modification logs, and validation checklists

## Important Details
- Covers development from October 2025 with focus on TruthForge implementation
- Documents completion of Phase 5 UI development with vanilla JavaScript and Caddy deployment
- Records VM execution system with Firecracker integration and comprehensive testing
- Tracks multi-agent system integration with real AI execution
- Includes security testing phases and vulnerability remediation
- Features dynamic model selection and WebSocket protocol fixes
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[package]
name = "terraphim_server"
version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2021"

[dependencies]
tokio = { version = "1.0", features = ["full"] }
serde = { version = "1.0", features = ["derive"] }
thiserror = "1.0"
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# Summary: test_rust_engineer.sh

## Purpose
This Bash script validates the Rust Engineer role configuration and QueryRs haystack integration within the Terraphim AI system.

## Key Functionality
- Performs 10 comprehensive tests to verify proper setup and functionality
- Validates configuration file existence, JSON validity, and role configuration
- Checks project compilation, module existence, and dependency integration
- Tests setup script availability and documentation completeness
- Provides colored output for success/error status and detailed summaries

## Important Details
- Tests QueryRs service configuration and haystack implementation
- Validates middleware integration and reqwest dependency
- Checks for proper enum definitions and setup script executability
- Provides usage instructions and search examples upon successful validation
- Includes troubleshooting information and next steps for using the Rust Engineer role
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# Terraphim AI - Comprehensive Project Overview

## Architecture Overview

Terraphim AI is a privacy-first AI assistant built as a multi-crate Rust workspace with a Svelte frontend. The system operates locally on user hardware for complete data control and deterministic behavior.

### Core Components

**Backend Architecture:**
- **Multi-Crate Workspace**: Organized under `crates/*` with `terraphim_server` as the main binary
- **Rust Edition 2024**: Modern Rust with async runtime (Tokio) and comprehensive error handling
- **Modular Design**: Separate crates for persistence, config, middleware, rolegraph, automata, service, multi_agent, and truthforge
- **Web Framework**: Axum for HTTP API and WebSocket support with Tower for middleware

**Frontend Architecture:**
- **Svelte with TypeScript**: Vanilla JavaScript framework with type safety
- **Bulma CSS Framework**: Consistent styling without Tailwind dependencies
- **Tauri Integration**: Desktop app capabilities with `desktop/src-tauri`
- **Comprehensive Testing**: Playwright for E2E, Vitest for unit tests, WebDriver support

**AI Integration:**
- **Multi-Provider Support**: OpenRouter (Claude, GPT, Gemini) and Ollama (local models)
- **Dynamic Model Selection**: 4-level priority system (request > role > global > default)
- **MCP Server**: Model Context Protocol for AI tool integration
- **VM Execution**: Firecracker microVMs for secure code execution

**Knowledge Systems:**
- **Haystacks**: Data sources (filesystem, Notion, GitHub, QueryRs for Rust docs)
- **Knowledge Graphs**: Structured entity relationships with RoleGraph
- **Search Systems**: Multiple relevance functions (TitleScorer, BM25, TerraphimGraph)
- **Autocomplete**: Fast text matching with Aho-Corasick automata

## Documentation Organization

All project documentation is organized in the `.docs/` folder:
- **Individual File Summaries**: `.docs/summary-<normalized-path>.md` - Detailed summaries of each working file
- **Comprehensive Overview**: `.docs/summary.md` - Consolidated project overview and architecture analysis
- **Agent Instructions**: `.docs/agents_instructions.json` - Machine-readable agent configuration and workflows

## Security Analysis

**Privacy-First Design:**
- Local operation with no external data sharing
- User-controlled infrastructure for complete data sovereignty
- Graceful degradation when cloud services unavailable

**Comprehensive Security Testing:**
- **Vulnerability Remediation**: Fixed prompt injection, command injection, unsafe memory operations, and network validation
- **Security Test Suites**: 99+ tests across prompt sanitization, concurrent access, error boundaries, and DoS prevention
- **Deployment Security**: Caddy reverse proxy with automatic HTTPS, 1Password CLI for secret management

**Secure Development Practices:**
- No mocks in tests for realistic validation
- Structured concurrency with scoped tasks
- Input validation and sanitization throughout
- IDE diagnostics for early error detection

## Testing Strategy

**Multi-Level Testing:**
- **Unit Tests**: Tokio-based async testing for all components
- **Integration Tests**: Cross-crate functionality validation
- **E2E Tests**: Full workflow testing with Playwright automation
- **Security Tests**: Comprehensive vulnerability and bypass testing

**Test Infrastructure:**
- **Interactive Test Suite**: `test-all-workflows.html` for manual validation
- **Browser Automation**: Playwright with screenshot capture and CI integration
- **Performance Testing**: Benchmarking and resource usage validation
- **Test Coverage**: 100% pass rates across 99+ tests

**Quality Assurance:**
- **Pre-commit Hooks**: Format, lint, and compilation checks
- **CI/CD Pipeline**: GitHub Actions with matrix builds for multiple platforms
- **Conventional Commits**: Structured commit messages with validation

## Business Value

**Privacy and Control:**
- Complete data ownership with local operation
- No vendor lock-in or external dependencies
- GDPR and privacy regulation compliant

**Technical Excellence:**
- Production-ready architecture with comprehensive documentation
- Multi-agent workflows for complex task automation
- Real-time capabilities with WebSocket integration
- Cross-platform deployment (Linux, macOS, Windows)

**Developer Experience:**
- Extensive documentation and setup guides
- Modern development tools and IDE integration
- Automated testing and deployment pipelines
- Clear contribution guidelines and code standards

**Scalability and Maintenance:**
- Modular architecture for easy feature addition
- Multi-platform build system with Earthly
- Comprehensive monitoring and observability
- Long-term support with active development

## Key Features and Capabilities

**Multi-Agent Workflows:**
- 5 workflow patterns: prompt-chain, routing, parallel, orchestration, optimization
- Real AI execution with knowledge graph intelligence
- Individual agent evolution with memory and task tracking

**Advanced AI Features:**
- Dynamic model selection across providers
- Context enrichment from knowledge graphs
- Secure code execution in isolated VMs
- Comprehensive error handling and recovery

**Production Deployment:**
- Docker and native binary support
- Caddy-based reverse proxy with TLS
- Systemd service management
- 1Password integration for secrets

## Mandatory /init Command Steps

When user executes `/init` command, you MUST perform these two steps in order:

### Step 1: Summarize Working Files
Can you summarize the working files? Save each file's summary in `.docs/summary-<normalized-path>.md`

- Identify all relevant working files in the project
- Create individual summaries for each file
- Save summaries using the pattern: `.docs/summary-<normalized-path>.md`
- Include file purpose, key functionality, and important details
- Normalize file paths (replace slashes with hyphens, remove special characters)

### Step 2: Create Comprehensive Summary
Can you summarize your context files ".docs/summary-*.md" and save the result in `.docs/summary.md`
- Read all individual summary files created in Step 1
- Synthesize into a comprehensive project overview
- Include architecture, security, testing, and business value analysis
- Save the consolidated summary as `.docs/summary.md`
- Update any relevant documentation references

Both steps are MANDATORY for every `/init` command execution.

## Documentation References

**Core Documentation:**
- `README.md`: Primary project overview and getting started guide
- `AGENTS.md`: Agent development guide with build commands and code style
- `agents_instructions.json`: Machine-readable agent configuration and workflows
- `memories.md`: Detailed development journal and progress tracking

**Technical Documentation:**
- `agents_history.txt`: Chronological log of development activities
- `test_rust_engineer.sh`: Validation script for Rust Engineer role setup
- `build_config.toml`: Build configuration and deployment parameters
- `Earthfile`: Multi-platform build pipeline definition

**Architecture Documentation:**
- `Cargo.toml`: Workspace configuration and dependency management
- `desktop/package.json`: Frontend build and testing configuration
- `terraphim_server/Cargo.toml`: Server binary dependencies and features
- `crates/terraphim_kg_agents/Cargo.toml`: Knowledge graph agent crate configuration

This comprehensive overview represents the complete Terraphim AI system as of the current development state, providing a solid foundation for privacy-first AI assistance with production-ready capabilities and extensive testing validation.
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