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…stant-count swap must not slip a verb in
Adds (6b)/(6c) to the L4 section. L4_COUNT==31 fails closed on a verb ADDED
and the per-name arms pin the L4/field-notes verbs individually, but a rename
or swap that keeps the count at 31 and touches a verb no arm names (analyze,
grep, the edit trio, ...) passes every existing arm — CONTRIBUTING §2 shape 7
('true but narrower'). (6b) pins the full sorted advertised roster so ANY
add/remove/rename reddens until a human signs for it; (6c) is the mutation
control proving (6b) can see a new verb, plus a named tripwire asserting no
shell/exec-shaped verb is advertised (--run-trace stays CLI-only).
Context: security-audit follow-up. Both audit findings closed clean — M1
(report XSS) not-a-bug, verified end-to-end: jsonesc::escapeHtml \uXXXX-escapes
<>& at emission and all 8 innerHTML sinks escape repo-derived values or
interpolate integers/constexpr vocab. L1 (--run-trace reachable from MCP) was
never a vuln: no such verb exists. This arm is invariant-hardening so that
stays true, not a vuln fix.
Verified on a real build: planted lego->run_trace in kMcpVerbTable + the
tools/list stanza (constant-count swap) — L4_COUNT==31 stayed green, (6b)
reddened with the diff, (6c) tripwire reddened; reverted, gate ALL PASS.
New arm in an existing gate file — no regression.sh or gate-count ride-along.
…s roster PR #291 (@pt-act) pinned the pre-train-10 31-verb MCP roster in test/mcpverbscheck.sh's (6b)/(6c) arms. Train 10 (#300) added two MCP verbs, affected and rank_by, taking the live roster to 33, which reddened the PR's own gate on rebase. EXPECTED_VERBS is by design a hand-maintained pin, but the VALUE was derived from the live binary rather than typed from memory: built HEAD, called tools/list over --mcp, and took the sorted 33-name output verbatim. Reproved the arm's whole point on this binary before committing: planted an add, a remove, and a count-preserving rename (lego -> run_probe) in src/mcp.h's tools/list stanza (not the kMcpVerbTable mirror near the top of that file, which is not what's served over the wire) and confirmed all three redden (6b), with the rename case also proving the pre-existing count-only arm stays green while (6b) catches it — the gap this PR exists to close. Credit: @pt-act (PR #291, mechanism and (6b)/(6c) arms). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…in codexpromptroutecheck Twelve gates independently hand-rolled the same detect-GNU-vs-BSD-stat fix (a `stat -f ... || stat -c ...` one-liner never reaches its `-c` fallback on Linux, because GNU's `-f` is a different, valid flag — filesystem stat, not BSD's format string — so it succeeds with junk instead of failing). test/lib/statcompat.sh centralizes the flavour detection and provides ready-to-call functions (mtime_of/inode_of/ mode_of/size_of/inode_mtime_of) so sourcing it replaces each file's own copy-pasted block; two gates (evictioncheck.sh, qsnapprefetchcheck.sh) keep a one-line local wrapper for their own fallback-string convention. mcpeditmodecheck.sh's separately-named `file_mode` was the same function under a different name; renamed its call sites to `mode_of` instead of keeping a second name for one thing. codexpromptroutecheck.sh's `skills install --codex --hook` calls only override HOME/CODEX_HOME/AGENTS_HOME, not RIPWIRE_DATA_HOME — a real write into an ambient store path once the embedded-skills feature (#225) lands, same class of leak as the CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR incident test/lib/unset-agent-env-variables.sh documents on that branch (not yet on main). test/lib/clean-env.sh is this PR's main-side equivalent, scoped to the vars gates on main actually read. Verified: full pargates suite, alone and under added CPU contention; --quality-delta gating=0; determinism + xmllint clean. The three gates that fail under -j6 parallel load (legendcoveragecheck.sh, pargatescheck.sh, rootrelemitcheck.sh) all pass alone and are unrelated to any file this commit touches — confirmed pre-existing/ environmental, not introduced here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…heck's own hermetic leak Addresses the two before-merge items from PR #298's review: - cacheisolationcheck.sh, qsnapproducercheck.sh, sidecarsymlinkcheck.sh and tempfilesymlinkcheck.sh hand-rolled the same GNU-vs-BSD stat detect-once block this PR already extracted from twelve other gates. All four now source test/lib/statcompat.sh instead. - claudeconfigdircheck.sh's "UNSET IS UNCHANGED" arm relied on CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR being absent from the environment rather than clearing it, so an ambiently exported CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR made the gate write real files into it and then fail against its own contaminated baseline. It now sources test/lib/clean-env.sh first, same as skillinstallcheck.sh and hermesinstallcheck.sh, which had the identical gap and are consolidated onto the same helper instead of a narrower ad hoc unset. CHANGELOG.md folds these into the two stat/env entries covering the whole PR. Verified: all seven touched gates ALL PASS; claudeconfigdircheck.sh reproduces the review's exact leak scenario clean with CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR exported ambiently; --quality-delta gating=0; determinism + xmllint clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…-patterns, and what ripwire does not replace Field report from a first-time agent session (moderate-high friction, cold parse itself was fine at 0.8s / 759 files): the pain was discovering the right verb/flag shape, and three of the traps trace to documentation gaps this change closes: - README's budget item said '--top-k=N caps the rows' with no scope qualifier. On --for the flag is read by nothing: the run prints the stderr note and emits the full bundle anyway, so the agent believes it narrowed the output and did not. The item now names the flags --top-k actually shapes and points --for at --signatures-only / --token-budget / --detail=N. - New WRONG -> RIGHT table beside the budget guidance: --top-k on --for, --query as a default lens (the binary's own help calls it debug; the navigate skill already frames it as vocabulary hunting), --expand without --top-k=0 (the ~200-symbol map rides along), --callers on a framework route handler (empty by design), and a directory-of-repos root. - New 'what ripwire does not replace' table: route-to-handler lookup from a URL, templates/i18n/migrations, one exact string in a named file, UX flow through frontend handlers. - skills/ripwire-navigate: the same budgeting trap warning at the --query-vs---for section, where an agent meets --for first. - skills/ripwire-orient: step 6's '--top-k=50' tip now scopes itself to the default map and names the --for bounding flags. No behavior change: the DISCLOSE-not-refuse design in cli.h (noticeShapingFlagIgnored) is deliberate and stays. Docs-only. Verified: every quoted string (--top-k is not read by --for, raw BM25 ranking (debug); use --for) confirmed verbatim in src/cli.h at HEAD; readmedriftcheck.sh failure count identical before/after this change (18, all pre-existing 0.3.8-binary vs HEAD skew; local toolchain is g++-11, too old for <format>, so gates ran against the installed binary).
…, and the dir-of-repos row to what the binary actually does Review pass on #302 (three findings, all verified against src/ at HEAD): 1. --for budgeting rule was unqualified. The notice+full-bundle path is POSITIVE, EXPLICIT --top-k on plain --for only (cli.h noticeShapingFlagIgnored: isTopKConsumedBeside = c.candidates || c.topK == 0 suppresses it). --for --format=candidates --top-k=N consumes the flag; --for --top-k=0 is refused by the payload-only guard (c.ok = false), not warned. README item 1 + both skills now say so. 2. --expand row was stale against the #289 reorder. An unambiguous single match already defaults to --top-k=0 (main.cpp exactNameExpandDefault, disclosed as topk_default="0"); only an AMBIGUOUS bare name keeps the map. Row + navigate SKILL.md sentence scoped to the ambiguous case. 3. dir-of-repos row claimed "the wrapper guards exist to refuse". No such guard exists in this repo; the crawl silently merges nested checkouts into one corpus. Row now describes the silent over-broad merge and distinguishes it from the real multi-root feature (N explicit positional roots, 2-16).
… sweep PR #298 (@s0undt3ch) centralized the GNU-vs-BSD stat trap and, after the review posted publicly on this PR, pushed a follow-up commit closing the hermetic leak in claudeconfigdircheck.sh plus skillinstallcheck.sh/hermesinstallcheck.sh (test/lib/clean-env.sh). The task asked to extend that fix past the single call site the review reproduced, so I swept the rest of test/*.sh for gates that call skills/install.sh or scripts/install.sh with only HOME= varied per invocation, leaving CODEX_HOME/AGENTS_HOME/HERMES_HOME/CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR/ RIPWIRE_DATA_HOME free to leak in from an ambient export the same way claudeconfigdircheck.sh did. Found and closed six more: - test/hookcheck.sh, test/routehookcheck.sh — both call `install.sh --hook` (the Claude path, reads CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR) varying only HOME=. - test/agenttablecheck.sh, test/codexinstallhonestycheck.sh, test/meterdisclosurecheck.sh — same install.sh --hook / skills-install shape, CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR left uncleared on at least one call site each. - test/releaseinstallcheck.sh already unset CODEX_HOME/AGENTS_HOME/HERMES_HOME for scripts/install.sh, which reads the identical five-variable set (confirmed: scripts/install.sh:375/383/391 read CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR/ CODEX_HOME-or-AGENTS_HOME/HERMES_HOME the same way skills/install.sh does) but was missing CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR and RIPWIRE_DATA_HOME from its unset line. Five sourced test/lib/clean-env.sh (the helper PR #298 already introduced); releaseinstallcheck.sh already had a bespoke unset line for installer-specific vars (RIPWIRE_NO_ACTIVATE etc.), so it keeps that line and gains the two missing names instead of switching shape. Red-first, reproduced the exact PR #298 review scenario against hookcheck.sh: with CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR exported ambiently, the pre-fix script wrote a real settings.json + skills/ into that directory and then failed its own "file created" assertion against the sandboxed path (rc=1, `install.sh --hook: .../hookhome/.claude/settings.json not created`). The fixed script leaves the ambient directory untouched and reports ALL PASS under the same export. No other test/*.sh has the same call-then-check shape against these five variables (checked hookcheck.sh's stat -f fixture-string hit separately — literal test data for a different gate, not a live stat call, matching PR #298's own note). codexdoctorcheck.sh and similar Codex-only gates always pass --codex, which reads CODEX_HOME/AGENTS_HOME, not CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR, and already set those explicitly per call. Verified: all 25 gates PR #298 touches or that I touch here pass, plus manifestcheck/gateexitcheck/gatecountcheck (no new gate files). No source changes; test-only. Credit: @s0undt3ch (PR #298, statcompat.sh/clean-env.sh + the first four migrated gates and the original claudeconfigdircheck.sh fix). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…de never supported --dead-code stamped confidence="high" as a literal on every finding, regardless of the symbol's shape (dynamic dispatch, reflection and macro-generated callers are all invisible to the name-based call graph the finding rests on). Nothing about the candidate loop varies that number, so it was decorative, not derived — the same overconfidence shape --adaptive was already known to have. Removed rather than faked: the root no longer carries confidence= at all. evidence= already states the one thing the code actually knows (internal linkage + zero callers in the index), and the full/compact legends, --help text for --dead-code and --safe-delete's dead_code_candidate=, and deadprecisioncheck.sh now agree with that. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…demotions reportReusedClones (new-clone-of-reused-helper) read the same exact/type-3 clone vectors as reportNewClones (duplication) but carried neither of its demotions: the all-test-script skip (sibling shell gate scripts repeating the house helper-function boilerplate by convention, isTestScriptPath) and the idiom→minor demotion. A clone group entirely made of test scripts therefore fired reuse-decline even though duplication exempts the identical shape — verified with a fixture where a preexisting, fan-in-3 shell helper (test/hcheck.sh) is cloned by a new sibling gate script (test/dupcheck.sh): base binary reports kind="new-clone-of-reused-helper" gating="1"; fixed binary reports regressions="0". Both demotions now mirror reportNewClones exactly, over an indexed loop so the per-group CloneIdiomVerdict (vx[ci]) is available the way reportNewClones already reads it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
queries/java/tags.scm and queries/kotlin/tags.scm captured an import statement as @reference.call, which used to be inert at file scope (no owner, no edge) but is not once a top-level statement gets a <file-scope> owner: --callers=/--impact= fan-in on a JVM symbol then counts one phantom "caller" per importing file, alongside its real callers. An import is not a call, so both queries now spell @reference.import instead — the same capture name ingest_sidecap.h already routes to RefRole::Import for C++'s `using ns::name;`, which graph.h's isResolvableCallReference (Call+Macro only) excludes from the call-graph CSR. The reference still rides --uses as a role="import" use-site; only its call-graph participation changes. Kotlin's capture had deliberately mirrored Java's @reference.call spelling "for consistency with the one other JVM-family query" — consistent with a defect, not a virtue. Both now agree on @reference.import. kParserVer (and its src/quality.h mirror, kIngestParserVerMirror) bumped 118 -> 119: an extraction-shape change, so a cache written before this must be rejected. Verified: --uses=square on test/kotlinfix reads role="call" at Greeter.kt:3 (the import line) before this fix and role="import" after, with count= unchanged (still 2 use-sites, one recategorized). Every other language's tags.scm was checked for the same import-as-call mistake; none of the others share it (Python/JS/TS/Ruby/Go/Rust/C#/Bash/Swift/ObjC import forms are not captured as references at all, and C++ already uses @reference.import for its one import-shaped reference, `using ns::name;`). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…flat rows do not research/arise measured that, unioned over a function's whole variable inventory, --slice-flow=both's reach is byte-identical to the flat rows' union: every depth>=1 flow row lands on another sliceable local's own occurrence, which is by construction already a row of that local's own flat slice. The redundancy is unseeded-only — seeded via --at=FILE:LINE, flow measurably adds +8.6pp Recall@3, so this must not fire there. Chose disclosure over refusal: the answer is still correct, just no more informative than the flat inventory would have been, and several existing gates (sliceflowcheck, childwalkscalecheck, seedboundscheck) rely on unseeded --slice-flow=both answering normally. sliceBundleText now stamps flow_redundant="1" on the root when dir=="both" and no --at= seed is in force; both legend dialects and --help gained one line each, kept inside the pre-existing byte budgets (sliceflowcheck.sh's flow-addendum ceiling did not move). Explicitly out of scope: no change to the flow analysis itself, per the task. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…dge claims still read as fact Review (rv-t13h.md) found doc/skill drift fix 1 left behind: docs/LINEAGE.md's vulture row and skills/ripwire-fresh-eyes/SKILL.md's dead-code example both asserted, present tense, that --dead-code stamps confidence="high" — the literal fix 1 removed. The skill matters most: agents read skills as ground truth for a verb's output shape, so an agent following the old example would expect an attribute that no longer exists. Also fixed skills/ripwire-change-check/SKILL.md's "high-confidence shape" phrase (an exact echo of the pre-fix --help/--safe-delete wording fix 1 already changed to "zero-caller/internal-linkage") and quality-metrics.md's "review high-confidence ... candidates" line, for the same reason. Swept the whole tree (docs/, skills/, README.md, prompts/, test/) for `confidence="high"` and related phrasing: docs/COMMANDS.md and docs/captures/*.md were left alone (dated, illustrative samples, refreshed only by an explicit regen pass per the repo's own convention, not gated on content); docs/EVALS.md, README.md's --for example and CHANGELOG.md's confidence="high" hits are all --for's own unrelated (and still-correct) ranking-confidence attribute; test/deadfiltercheck.sh quotes the old confidence="high" shape only as history (a since-fixed, unrelated filter bug), never as current fact. Checked the other three fixes for the same kind of drift. Fix 2 (reuse-decline demotions) and fix 4 (--slice-flow=both disclosure): no doc or skill describes the specific old behavior either fix changed, so nothing to correct. Fix 3 (Java/Kotlin import-as-call): README.md's Kotlin language description said "imports are edges" in the same breath as calls and constructor delegation, reading as a call-graph claim — reworded to state an import is a dependency edge only (role= "import" on --uses, never counted by --callers/--impact), matching what fix 3 actually shipped. Gates: skilltruthcheck readmedriftcheck docdriftcheck skillscanreadcheck skilldescbudgetcheck textdocscheck docanchorcheck mdsectioncheck ripwirepubliccheck — ALL PASS. No src/ change, so no rebuild was needed for this commit's own verification (ran against the already-built lane binary). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
# Conflicts: # queries/java/tags.scm
…fest pin on the merged tree fix 3 re-captures a Java/Kotlin `import` as @reference.import, which removes the only reference train 12's #60 module-scope mint had to own in a .kt file. kotlincheck's §1 counts fall back to 3/31/14, its census row to symbols="23", and §1a inverts: the arm that pinned "exactly ONE module-scope owner, owning the import line" now pins ZERO owners, the import still VISIBLE on --uses with role="import", and no <file-scope> in_id anywhere in the fixture. §7a's mutation arm asserts --callers=square falls 1 -> 0 again, keeping train 12's named-edge form, which is the better arm either way. queries/java/tags.scm's conflict resolved toward fix 3 with train 12's #60 consequence note kept as the record of the call this answers. qschemetrip.hash re-derived with UPDATE_GOLDEN=1: kParserVer 118 -> 119 and computeDelta's two new clone-group demotions both move manifest text. NO kQSnapCacheScheme bump, measured rather than argued -- a blob written by ae6e3e7 is refused by this build cold and warm ("cache ...-lean.bin: parser-version -- not used"), and both runs answer 31/14 against the base's 32/15. printf_parity.manifest: help_all only (UPDATE_GOLDEN_EXPECT matched), from fixes 1 and 4's --help lines. docs/COMMANDS.md regenerated through docs/docs_commands_build.py. CHANGELOG: the four honesty fixes, and the three contributions credited to @pt-act (#291), @s0undt3ch (#298) and @llvm-x86 (#302). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟠 Major · Clear inherited Git location variables before this Git call. · qsnapproducercheck.sh:160
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winClear inherited Git location variables before this Git call.
git -C "$REPO" rev-parse HEADstill honors inheritedGIT_DIR,GIT_WORK_TREE,GIT_COMMON_DIR,GIT_INDEX_FILE,GIT_OBJECT_DIRECTORY,GIT_ALTERNATE_OBJECT_DIRECTORIES, andGIT_PREFIX. A hook or wrapper that exports one can makeHEADSHAresolve from another repository or fail. The later cache assertions then test the wrong repository state.Proposed fix
+unset GIT_DIR GIT_WORK_TREE GIT_COMMON_DIR GIT_INDEX_FILE \ + GIT_OBJECT_DIRECTORY GIT_ALTERNATE_OBJECT_DIRECTORIES GIT_PREFIX HEADSHA="$( git -C "$REPO" rev-parse HEAD )"Based on learnings, tests that invoke Git against temporary repositories must clear inherited Git repository-location variables.
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`git -C DIR` changes the working DIRECTORY and does not override the ENVIRONMENT, so
GIT_DIR/GIT_WORK_TREE/GIT_COMMON_DIR/GIT_INDEX_FILE/GIT_OBJECT_DIRECTORY/
GIT_ALTERNATE_OBJECT_DIRECTORIES/GIT_PREFIX all outrank it. A gate that builds a
throwaway repo and asks it a question answers from the CALLER's repository whenever one
of those is exported -- a git hook running the suite, a CI job, a rebase running it per
commit -- and then passes or fails on data it never selected.
Measured at the reported call shape, with GIT_DIR exported:
git -C "$REPO" init -q -> $REPO has NO .git at all; the init, the config, the add
and the COMMIT all landed in the ambient repository
HEADSHA="$( git -C "$REPO" rev-parse HEAD )" -> f4a36c95, a commit in someone
else's tree, read back as the fixture's own
and with test/lib/clean-env.sh sourced first, the same six lines give $REPO its own .git
and HEADSHA=10d21e20, the fixture's.
SWEEP: 157 gates initialise a git repository; 2 had already found this independently and
hand-rolled it at the call site (dispatchordercheck: GIT_DIR GIT_WORK_TREE
GIT_INDEX_FILE; pagingsweepcheck: those three plus GIT_COMMON_DIR), neither carrying the
object-directory names -- the #298 shape exactly. So 155 were exposed, and the clearing
goes into the helper #298 introduced rather than a 156th copy. Both hand-rolled copies
folded onto it, each keeping its own reason as a pointer.
NEW GATE test/gitenvhermeticcheck.sh, five registrations: (A) the defect is live on this
git, or the gate exits 2 rather than conclude; (B) the helper fixes the rev-parse, and
each of the seven names is cleared; (C) the helper's list is derived and compared with a
pin, both families together; (D) a DERIVED sweep -- every test/*.sh that inits a repo
must source the helper -- with a control that strips the source line from a real gate and
requires the sweep to flag the copy. Registered in regression.sh (gate count re-derived
645 -> 646 through docs/gatecount_build.py), and in binoverridecheck's EXEMPT list with
its reason: it binds no ripwire binary.
qdrefpaircheck (E) re-pinned 9 -> 8 with its reason in the RE-PIN LOG: the row that left
is exactly the one train 12 added, `curl | http_call` at test/mcpremotecheck.sh:51 -- an
all-`test/`-pathed-`.sh` clone group, which is the population fix 2's new skip exempts.
This gate greps src/quality.h and was missed by the first round's gate selection.
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Integration train 13. Three outside contributions carried to completion, and four correctness fixes.
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tools/list(33 verbs), which catches a swap the existing count check cannot see: rename a verb while holding the count and the old arm stays green. Verified by planting an add, a remove and a count-preserving rename.stattrap centralised into one helper the gates share (it fails by succeeding with the wrong data, which is worse than an error), plus the ambient-HOMEleak: the review reproduced a gate writing 19 real files into a developer's own config directory, and the same shape is now closed in six more gates.--expand=SYMnow defaults to the focused form by itself, and the "directory of repos" row claimed guards that do not exist.Correctness fixes
--dead-codeno longer stampsconfidence="high". It was a hardcoded literal on every finding — a claim the code does not support. Removed rather than decorated, with four docs and skills that asserted it corrected; a skill is agent-consumed ground truth, so a stale one teaches the wrong thing.reuse-declinegains the two demotions its sibling reporter already had (the all-test-script skip and idiom → minor), so it stops firing on shell-gate harness clones — the exact classduplicationexempts.importis no longer a caller in Java and Kotlin.queries/{java,kotlin}/tags.scmcaptured it as@reference.call, so--callersand--impactcounted an import as a call site. It is now@reference.import: still visible as an import, never an edge.kParserVer118 → 119, and a cache written by the previous binary is proved refused cold and warm. The Kotlin fixture now reports zero file-scope owners, which is correct — a.ktfile has no top-level executable code, and the phantom owner existed only because of this miscapture.--slice-flow=bothdisclosesflow_redundantwhen unseeded, where it provably reaches no line the flat rows do not.Train work. One conflict, in
queries/java/tags.scm, where train 12 had recorded this exact question as open beside the line; resolved toward the fix, with train 12's note kept as the record of what it answers. Goldens re-derived through their own procedures and listed with reasons. Gate selection used train 12's rule — 222 candidate gates from the merge's 48 files, 169 run locally, 7,733 assertions green — which is why this train needed no CI round to find its own gaps.Checks: determinism byte-identical,
xmllintclean, ASan clean over 7 invocations,--quality-delta=origin/main..HEADgates 0.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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--top-k,--for,--signatures-only,--token-budget, and--detailbehavior.