feat(artifact-quality): add the shared advisory finding model + JSON schema - #127
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR defines the Artifact Quality feature and adds its shared ChangesArtifact Quality
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new advisory finding contract can emit judged results without a usable verdict, reducing presentation reliability, and its locus validation does not yet meet the configured maintainability threshold. Resolve both before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@skills/studio/scripts/studio/utils/artifact_quality.py`:
- Around line 54-56: Update Locus construction to validate artifact_path and
line: reject empty, absolute, traversal-containing, or non-POSIX paths, and
reject any line value below 1 while preserving valid optional values. Ensure
invalid inputs fail before serialization or presentation-layer use.
- Around line 105-106: Update ArtifactFinding validation to enforce
detector-specific verdict vocabularies for judged findings, allowing each
detector’s valid verdicts plus unjudgeable and rejecting invalid
detector/verdict pairs. Update the Draft 7 schema conditionals near the schema
definition to enforce the same detector and kind discriminator rules, including
requiring a verdict for judged findings and rejecting verdicts on structural
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missing judged verdicts; apply these changes at
skills/studio/scripts/studio/utils/artifact_quality.py lines 105-106 and
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- Line 94: Pin ArtifactFinding.schema_version in
skills/studio/scripts/studio/utils/artifact_quality.py:94-94 to SCHEMA_VERSION
or reject any other value, preventing callers from emitting unsupported
versions. Update FINDING_JSON_SCHEMA at
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Thanks for the thorough review — all six are addressed (replies on each thread). Summary of the change: Runtime type validation in both I also ran a pre-merge multi-agent adversarial pass over the change, which surfaced two follow-on issues I've fixed:
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Round-2 review addressed (replies on each thread). Summary:
Independent verification: beyond the pytest suite, the schema↔constructor parity was checked with a real ECMA-262 engine (node) and a real Draft-07 validator (ajv) running the whole schema — a full-BMP + astral single-character sweep and a set of hand-authored payloads, both directions, found no divergence at any code point or payload (the |
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In `@architecture/DECOMPOSITION.md`:
- Line 958: Update the dependency graph in Section 3 to add
cpt-studio-feature-artifact-quality as a node downstream of
cpt-studio-feature-spec-coverage, including the corresponding dependency edge
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In `@skills/studio/scripts/studio/utils/artifact_quality.py`:
- Line 168: Update the judged-verdict validation near the kind/verdict check to
reject empty and whitespace-only strings as well as None, while leaving
detector-owned verdict vocabularies unrestricted. Keep constructor and schema
validation behavior consistent, and add regression tests covering blank judged
verdicts in both paths.
- Line 59: Reduce cognitive complexity in Locus.__post_init__ by extracting the
path, line, and anchor value checks into focused private validator methods.
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Vulture-whitelist removal trigger is prose-only, no machine-checkable marker
Severity: Minor
Problem
The comment block above ArtifactFinding # noqa: B018 / finding_json_schema # noqa: B018 says 'REMOVAL TRIGGER — delete each entry once a real consumer imports it ... when the first detector or the cfs artifact-quality command lands', referencing only a doc section by prose, not a CPT ID or tracked issue number that a script could grep for or that CI could cross-check against the actual DECOMPOSITION/feature status.
How to reproduce
- Read vulture_whitelist.py lines 167-176. 2. Note the comment cites 'architecture/features/artifact-quality.md §2 Actor Flows / §6' as free text. 3. Search for any CPT ID (cpt-studio-flow-artifact-quality-assess, cpt-studio-feature-artifact-quality, etc.) in this comment block — none is present.
Expected behavior
A removal trigger for a suppression tied to future work should reference a structured, grep-able identifier (CPT ID or issue number) so tooling or a future contributor can mechanically detect when the trigger condition is met.
Actual behavior
The trigger is entirely prose, relying on a future author rereading and remembering to delete the lines when a detector or command lands — nothing enforces or flags this automatically.
detector/command lands (elsewhere in repo) -> no automated link to vulture_whitelist.py entries -> suppression persists until a human manually notices and edits this comment
Impact
The whitelist suppression for ArtifactFinding/finding_json_schema can silently persist past the point it's no longer needed, masking genuinely dead code if a later refactor removes the intended consumer without anyone rechecking this file.
Suggested correction
Reference the specific CPT ID(s) for the detector/command tasks (e.g. cpt-studio-flow-artifact-quality-assess) directly in the comment so it's grep-able, or add a lightweight lint/test that fails once those CPT IDs are marked done in DECOMPOSITION.md.
How to verify
Confirm a future grep for the relevant CPT ID in vulture_whitelist.py succeeds, or that a check fails once the referenced feature/task is marked complete elsewhere.
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Done — the removal-trigger comment now cites grep-able CPT ids instead of a prose section reference: the feature cpt-studio-feature-artifact-quality and the scanning flow cpt-studio-flow-artifact-quality-assess, with an explicit mechanism spelled out ("grep that id here and check its [ ]→[x] in the feature doc"). So a script or a future contributor can mechanically detect when the suppression's trigger condition is met, rather than parsing prose.
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Re-verified against the current code (584ee8e), but the independent passes didn't reach a confident, corroborated conclusion either way -- leaving the original finding in place and flagging for human review rather than asserting a verdict I can't fully back up. reviewer:claude-sdk=FINDING -- The comment provides only prose guidance and no grep-able structured marker linking the two whitelist lines to a specific machine-checkable completion signal.; reviewer:codex-sdk=PASS -- The whitelist comment explicitly names machine-greppable CPT IDs cpt-studio-feature-artifact-quality and cpt-studio-flow-artifact-quality-assess, and directs maintainers to grep the flow ID and check its [ ]→[x] status before retaining the suppressions.; verifier:codex-sdk=PASS -- The comment explicitly ties both entries to the machine-greppable CPT flow ID cpt-studio-flow-artifact-quality-assess and instructs maintainers to grep it and check its [ ] to [x] status in architecture/features/artifact-quality.md; it also names the first detector and cfs artifact-quality command as removal points.
…schema Introduce the contract every artifact-quality detector will emit: an advisory, read-only ArtifactFinding (with a Locus) plus a versioned FINDING_JSON_SCHEMA a presentation layer consumes. The model validates itself on construction — advisory severity only (no error, so a finding can never gate), structural findings carry no verdict, judged findings carry a detector-namespaced verdict (or "unjudgeable") — and serialises to a stable wire shape with no combined score and no edit payload. No detection logic here; the detectors and the `cfs artifact-quality` command land in later tasks. Adds the feature doc and DECOMPOSITION entry so the module traces 1:1 under CPT, and tests pinning construction, serialisation, the invariants, and the schema contract. Signed-off-by: Sanjeev Solanki <sanjeev.solanki@constructor.tech>
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Nice work — the finding model, its wire schema, and the accompanying test suite are thorough and consistent, and I didn't find anything blocking. A few small items worth a glance before or shortly after merge:
- Feature ID doesn't follow CPT grammar —
cpt-studio-feature-artifact-qualityis missing the required:prioritysuffix and uses a kind outside the allowed set. (comment) - Vulture-whitelist import ordering — the new import lands after
eval_judgeeven though it should sort earlier alphabetically alongside the other feature imports. - Unbounded
evidencepayloads — no length cap on the model or wire schema, so a misbehaving detector could emit entire documents per finding. - Detector-namespaced verdict contract untested — tests check non-blank verdicts but never exercise an invalid verdict value for a given detector.
- Removal-trigger comment is prose-only — the vulture-whitelist removal note points at a doc section by prose rather than a CPT ID or issue number a script/CI could actually check. (comment)
confidencelacks enum validation — unlikeDETECTORS/SEVERITIES/KINDS, there's no constrained vocabulary forconfidence, in the model or the wire schema.- Schema parity tests don't use a real JSON-Schema validator — the regex-parity tests compare against the constructor via custom
re-based helpers rather than validating actualto_dict()output with something like thejsonschemapackage. - Drive-letter rejection in the wire regex needs a closer look — worth double-checking that the per-segment lookahead in
artifact_path's pattern truly mirrors the constructor's per-segment check across all positions.
None of these block merging; happy to approve as is.
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Adds the shared, advisory finding model every artifact-quality detector will emit — a frozen
ArtifactFinding(with aLocus) plus a versionedFINDING_JSON_SCHEMAa presentation layer consumes. No detection logic here; the detectors and thecfs artifact-qualitycommand are follow-ups.Why
Studio's deterministic layer assures code (
validate,spec-coverage, CPT markers); the Project Markdown artifacts (Vision, PRD, epics, feature specs) have no comparable signal — nothing flags a requirement duplicated across three docs, content in the wrong doc type, a drifted trace link, or two artifacts that contradict. This is the first, standalone piece: one versioned finding shape so every detector speaks one contract and a UI can present findings side-by-side.The model — advisory and read-only
severityis onlyinfo/warn— there is deliberately noerrorand no exit-code authority.verdict = None; a judged finding carries a detector-namespaced verdict (orunjudgeable).Tests & gates
to_dictshape (required keys + omitted-when-unset), the no-score / no-edit and advisory-severity invariants, the structural-vs-judged verdict rule, and the JSON-schema contract.@cptmarkers 1:1 with the newarchitecture/features/artifact-quality.md;cfs validatePASS (0 errors).spec-coveragethresholds met (granularity 0.4605 ≥ 0.46 floor),pylint,vulture-ci, full suite, per-file coverage (artifact_quality.py100%).Part of #114 — this delivers the shared finding model + JSON schema; the shared advisory seam and the
cfs artifact-qualitycommand are deferred scope tracked as later tasks, so the issue is referenced rather than auto-closed.Summary by CodeRabbit
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