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Summary

Single bundled PR shipping three issues plus polish, hardening, and an empirical perf writeup.

Issue What Status
#162 gain --web local dashboard, 7 panes, JSON endpoints, idle auto-shutdown shipped
#171 Security pane (Tirith downgrades + supply-chain verdicts) shipped
#172 Per-project install ledger (installs table + JSONL backfill) shipped
#158 Insights pane stub envelope only, wire-up deferred

Eleven commits, ~3,000 lines. Codex peer-review pass closed 1 HIGH + 4 MEDs + 2 LOWs; one redaction MED deferred (needs shared helper; tracked in handover doc).

What's in the box

  • contextcrawler gain --web boots a read-only HTTP surface on 127.0.0.1 (8 panes, 8 JSON endpoints, 1h idle auto-shutdown, SIGINT atomic, browser auto-open).
  • New installs table with canonicalisation + GLOB escape; JSONL backfill recovers prior history.
  • Security pane reads Tirith JSONL log tail and supply-chain gate findings; aggregations grouped by rule and verdict.
  • Polish bundle: auto-refresh, state persistence, exports (CSV/JSON), search, date-range filters.
  • Sanitised demo env via scripts/seed-demo-env.sh for screenshots and repro.
  • docs/FEATURE_MAP.md — single-page matrix of every shipped / planned / stubbed capability.
  • docs/perf/PROFILE-LOG.md — empirical samply + hyperfine writeup documenting that the ~15 ms proxy overhead is fundamental, not pathological.
  • Seven sanitised README screenshots, README Dashboard section, mermaid architecture diagram, pi.dev integration story.

Follow-up issues queued

Test plan

  • cargo build --bin contextcrawler clean
  • contextcrawler gain --web boots on a fresh DB
  • All 8 panes render against real history.db
  • All 8 panes render against seed-demo-env.sh sanitised env
  • JSON endpoints return well-formed payloads (curl spot-check)
  • Idle auto-shutdown fires after 1h with no requests
  • SIGINT terminates server cleanly
  • cargo test --all green (full-suite signal still owed per handover; 219 touched-module tests green)

Handover doc

docs/handovers/2026-05-25-feat-gain-web-162.md carries the full branch state, deferred-work table, repro recipes, signing-strategy notes, and the agy gap that's still owed for the third-opinion discipline.

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Boots a 127.0.0.1-only HTTP server backed by the existing Tracker query
funcs. `gain --web` opens the browser; `--port N` pins the port; `--no-browser`
suits ssh/headless use. Idle 1h → auto-shutdown so the process never lingers.

This slice ships the surface + the two foundational endpoints:

  GET /              embedded index.html stub (full SPA in slice 3)
  GET /api/summary   GainSummary JSON (lifetime + last 30d)
  GET /api/by-day    DayStats[] envelope (sparkline-ready)

tiny_http chosen for footprint (~300KB pure-Rust, no async runtime — keeps
RTK's blocking-I/O invariant from rust-patterns.md). GainSummary gets a
Serialize derive so the existing struct is reusable on the wire.

Verified live against the local DB: 18378 commands, 76M tokens saved,
404 path returns 404, root HTML serves, recv_timeout idle loop works.

Issue: #162

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Single-file index.html (no build pipeline) embedded via include_str!.
Vanilla JS, hand-rolled SVG sparkline (no Chart.js — keeps the bundle
~0KB beyond what we already serve).

Theme: hot pink (#ff2a9d) primary metrics with text-shadow glow, electric
purple (#b026ff) structural accents, cyan and neon green for hover/active
and "savings up" highlights. Synthwave/vaporwave register. Two radial
gradients on body for ambient pink+purple haze.

Layout: left-side menu (matches the Hoff's existing hoff.local dashboard
pattern), six panes — Summary, By day, Weak filters, Parse failures,
Release boundaries, Insights. Panes are lazy-loaded on first click so the
boot path only fetches /api/summary.

Backend endpoints for the last four panes ship in slice 4 + 5. The
frontend tolerates 404s on missing endpoints with friendly error cards.

Issue: #162

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…#162)

Four more read-only JSON endpoints, all backed by existing Tracker query
funcs (plus one new helper):

  GET /api/weak-filters   → top token-leaking tools (sliced from latest
                            release boundary, mirrors gain --weak-filters)
  GET /api/failures       → ParseFailureSummary (total, recovery_rate,
                            top failing cmds, recent failures)
  GET /api/boundaries     → all release_boundaries rows + latest pointer
  GET /api/insights       → stub envelope, status="pending" — wire shape
                            locked so #158 can drop in real data without
                            touching the frontend

Adds Serialize derives to ParseFailureRecord, ParseFailureSummary and a
new ReleaseBoundary struct + Tracker::all_release_boundaries() helper.
The Insight struct is intentionally dead-code today — it's the contract
for #158, not a live field.

Tests: 5 new envelope-shape assertions (12 total under gain_web), each
tolerant of empty DBs so they pass on sandboxed CI. Verified live
against the local DB: all six endpoints return 200 with valid JSON.

Issue: #162  Soft dep: #158

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
CHANGELOG: new [Unreleased] section with the full feature inventory
(--web flag, six endpoints, idle shutdown, all new public API surface
in tracking.rs).

README: short "Live dashboard — `gain --web`" subsection under "Sample
output", with the three invocation modes and the loopback/auto-shutdown
guarantees. Pitched as a sibling to the existing CLI views, not a
replacement.

Issue: #162

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a Security pane to the dashboard reading the two existing JSONL
logs the gate hook already writes:

  ~/Library/Application Support/contextcrawler/downgrades.jsonl
  ~/Library/Application Support/contextcrawler/supply_chain.jsonl

New module src/analytics/gain_web/security_log.rs does tail-capped reads
(1 MiB max — supply_chain.jsonl on a busy machine already crosses 20 MB
and grows forever). The cap is exposed as `tail_capped: bool` in the
response so the frontend renders an "approximate" pill when older events
are off the bottom.

Two new endpoints:

  GET /api/security/gate           tirith downgrades — total, by_action,
                                   by_rule (top 10), recent (20)
  GET /api/security/supply-chain   supply-chain checks — total,
                                   by_verdict, top_blocked_packages,
                                   recent_blocks

Frontend: new "Security" nav item between Boundaries and Insights. Three
summary cards (gate events, supply-chain checks, supply-chain block rate)
+ six tables (gate actions, top rules, recent gate events, sc verdicts,
most-blocked packages, recent blocks with finding pills).

The `read_file_tail` helper is duplicated from hooks::tirith_gate rather
than exported — keeps the hook layer free of analytics-side deps. 12 lines
isn't worth a cross-module pub(crate).

Live verified against local logs: 78 gate events, 493 supply-chain
checks, all six tables render.

Closes #171

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Closes the traceability gap: "what got installed where, with what verdict,
when". The supply-chain JSONL is still the immutable audit log; this slice
adds a queryable mirror in history.db plus a one-shot backfill from the
historical JSONL.

### Schema

New `installs` table — one row per package touched per install command:

  (id, ts, project_path, ecosystem, package, version_spec,
   resolved_version, verdict, finding_ids, severity, raw_command)
  UNIQUE(ts, raw_command, package)  -- backfill idempotency
  INDEX (project_path, ts)
  INDEX (verdict)

### Populator

`supply_chain_gate::log_event` now mirrors every gate event into the DB
right after the JSONL write. Live events capture `std::env::current_dir()`
as project_path. Failure modes (no $HOME, locked DB) silently degrade
to JSONL-only — the backfill picks them up on next Tracker construction.

### Backfill

`Tracker::backfill_installs_from_jsonl` runs once on the first construction
after the table is created (cheap LIMIT 1 probe, then `EXISTS`-gated).
Reads the last 4 MiB of supply_chain.jsonl, INSERT OR IGNORE per row.
Backfilled rows have empty project_path — the historical JSONL never
captured CWD. New live events do.

### Query API

  Tracker::get_installs(project, limit)      → Vec<InstallRow>
  Tracker::installs_by_verdict(project)      → Vec<(verdict, count)>
  Tracker::distinct_project_paths()          → Vec<String>  (UNION of
                                               commands + installs)

### Endpoint

  GET /api/installs?project=<path>&limit=<n>

Returns `{scope, limit, by_verdict, projects, rows}`. Projects list
powers the frontend dropdown. Minimal %-decoder for the project param
(URL-encoded paths). Limit clamped to [1, 1000].

### UI

New "Installs" nav item between Security and Insights. Pane has:
- Project dropdown (populated from `projects` field, preserves selection)
- Refresh button
- Three summary cards (total / allowed / blocked + block rate)
- Verdict-mix table
- Ledger table — ts, package, ecosystem, version, verdict pill,
  severity pill, finding IDs (GHSA/PYSEC), project basename

### Verified live

2065 installs backfilled from the local JSONL on first boot:
  skip: 2056, unavailable: 4, ask: 3, allow: 1, block: 1

12+ distinct project paths discovered. All endpoints 200 OK.
All 12 gain_web tests + all 52 tracking tests pass.

Closes #172

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Codex review verdict: 1 HIGH + 3 MED + 1 LOW. agy review hung at 17 min
with empty output (process killed at exit 144) — re-running agy is on
the todo for round 2 if the user wants a second opinion. None of the
findings below depend on agy.

## HIGH — Allow-path installs collapse to placeholder rows
src/hooks/supply_chain_gate.rs, src/core/tracking.rs

`Verdict::Allow` carries no findings, so the previous mirror wrote a
blank placeholder for every `npm install lodash` etc. — the dashboard
install ledger looked half-empty.

Fix:
- New `extract_packages_for_telemetry(cmd) -> Vec<TelemetryPackage>` —
  best-effort regex extractor for npm / pnpm / yarn / bun / pip / pip3 /
  uv pip / poetry / pipx / cargo add|install / gem install. Handles
  scoped npm names (`@scope/name@version`) — the single most-tested
  edge case here (real-world data point: the pi.dev block is exactly
  this shape).
- `log_event(cmd, verdict, telemetry)` signature now carries the
  extracted list; both call sites (hook_cmd.rs, rewrite_cmd.rs)
  updated.
- `record_install_to_db` folds telemetry into the row set when findings
  are empty — Allow rows now carry package identity.
- 10 unit tests covering bare, version-pinned, scoped, multi-arg, flag-
  filtered, URL-skipping, and non-install paths.

## MED — Multi-finding package silently underreports
src/hooks/supply_chain_gate.rs

A single package with two findings (e.g. RecentRelease + KnownVuln)
produced two record_install rows colliding on UNIQUE(ts, raw_command,
package) — the second got INSERT OR IGNORE'd and disappeared.

Fix: aggregate findings by (package, ecosystem) in record_install_to_db
using a BTreeMap (deterministic order). One row per package per event;
finding_ids is the union; severity = highest-ranked seen.

## MED — Mutex in SIGINT handler (not async-signal-safe)
src/analytics/gain_web/server.rs

POSIX requires signal handlers to only invoke async-signal-safe ops.
Locking a `Mutex` is not in that set — codex flagged correctly.

Fix: pure `static AtomicBool SIGINT_FIRED` set directly by the handler
(AtomicBool::store on a lock-free type IS signal-safe). A background
thread bridges that sentinel to the existing `flag: Arc<AtomicBool>`
that the main loop already polls — main loop's contract unchanged.

## MED — Raw command stored verbatim (potential secrets in URLs/flags)
deferred to follow-up.

The complaint is real but pre-existing: the `commands` table also stores
`original_cmd` and `rtk_cmd` unredacted. There is no shared redaction
helper in tree to call. Fixing the install ledger alone would leave
`commands` exposed and create a misleading half-measure. Follow-up
issue forthcoming once the helper exists.

## LOW — project_path canonicalisation + GLOB injection
deferred to follow-up.

Live install rows use raw `current_dir()` while historical rows use
empty strings — symlinks split buckets. GLOB filter accepts literal
`*?[]` in user paths. Both real, both small in practice (lab paths
rarely contain glob meta). Follow-up issue forthcoming.

## Other

- Adds `scripts/seed-demo-env.sh` — synthetic data generator used for
  the upcoming sanitised README screenshots. Builds a fake HOME with a
  populated history.db (~2000 commands, ~80 installs across 5 generic
  project paths, 25 gate downgrades, 553-event supply-chain JSONL).
  No personal paths leak into the artefacts.

## Verification

cargo test analytics::gain_web → 12 pass
cargo test core::tracking:: → 52 pass
cargo test telemetry_extractor → 10 pass (new)
Live dashboard regression-tested against the real DB; routing
preserved, JSON shapes unchanged.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
(#162/#171/#172)

README — Dashboard becomes a top-level section with seven sanitised
screenshots, the real-world @earendil-works/pi-coding-agent RecentRelease
block as the headline supply-chain example, and a stable endpoint table.
Adds a "4. Local dashboard" subsection to Capabilities so the dashboard
is discoverable from the index. Adds a dashboard-data-plane Mermaid
diagram with a caption table (edge labels stay 1-2 words per house
style — detail lives in the table).

docs/FEATURE_MAP.md — new single-page matrix indexing every shipped /
planned / stubbed capability, with issue links and status flags
(✅ / 🟡 / 🔵 / ⚪). Pane-and-endpoint inventory included. The README
and CLAUDE.md link here as the source of truth — single-source pattern,
no doc-drift.

CLAUDE.md (project-root, init-generated) — adds gain --web + flags
to the Meta Commands block, adds a "Local dashboard" subsection, adds
a "Feature inventory" pointer to FEATURE_MAP.md.

Screenshots are from scripts/seed-demo-env.sh synthetic data (2035
commands, 5 generic /home/dev project paths, the pi.dev block as
headline). Zero personal paths leak into the artefacts — see the
seeder for the data shape, replay against your own DB to reproduce.

Aus English throughout, hyphens not em-dashes, no "what this means:"
meta-blocks (per the SED writing-style hard rules).

Signing bypassed once with explicit user authorisation (1Password agent
buffer-fill failure). All other commits on this branch are signed.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
(#162)

Five small frontend wins. All client-side, single index.html change.

### 1. Auto-refresh — active pane only, 30s cadence
- Refreshes whichever pane is currently visible
- Pauses on hidden tabs (visibilitychange API); force-refresh on tab
  focus if last fetch was older than the cadence
- Subtle green pulse in the sidebar footer signals it's running
- Per-panel "fresh" highlight flashes when new data lands

### 2. Pane state persistence (localStorage 'cc:dash:v1')
- Restores last-viewed pane on reload (defaults to Summary on first
  load or if stored pane no longer exists)
- Persists install project filter, install search query, by-day range

### 3. CSV / JSON export buttons per pane
- Top-right of every pane: ↓ JSON + ↓ CSV
- JSON downloads the last-fetched response (filename includes ISO
  timestamp for sortability)
- CSV uses a per-pane shape mapper that flattens the most useful
  sub-array (by_command for summary, days for byday, rows for
  installs, etc.)
- Security pane is JSON-only (heterogeneous gate+supply_chain payload)
- Empty / non-tabular data: alert "use JSON" instead of generating
  empty CSV

### 4. Search box on Installs ledger
- Client-side filter across package / verdict / ecosystem / project_path
- 200ms debounce on input so we don't re-fetch on every keystroke
- Search query persisted to localStorage

### 5. Date-range picker on By Day
- Options: All time / Last 30 days / Last 7 days
- Re-slices the existing /api/by-day response client-side — no new
  endpoint needed
- Selection persisted; re-renders sparkline + table immediately

### Verified end-to-end via Playwright

- 204 install rows → 5 with "pi-coding-agent" search
- 30+ days → 7 with "Last 7 days" range
- CSV export trigger captured a 539-byte text/csv blob (7 rows + header)
- localStorage contains {pane, bydayRange, installProject, installSearch}

### Signing

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
(#172)

Two final codex peer-review findings parked at the original hardening
commit (e4696d4), now closed.

## codex LOW — project_path canonicalisation

Live install rows captured `std::env::current_dir()` verbatim while
historical command-history rows canonicalise — symlinked project roots
ended up in different dashboard buckets. New
`tracking::canonicalise_project_path(raw)` helper does `fs::canonicalize`
with graceful fallback (non-existent path / no permission ⇒ keep input).
Wired into `record_install_to_db` so every new install row carries the
canonical path. Backfill rows are unaffected (empty project_path, no
work to do).

## codex LOW — GLOB injection in project_filter_params

SQLite GLOB has no escape clause. A path literally containing `*`, `?`,
or `[` would over-match — e.g. `/repos/foo[1]` would also match
`/repos/foo1*`. Now `project_filter_params` degrades to exact-match-only
(returns `None` for the glob_prefix) when the path contains GLOB meta,
so the OR-clause in the calling SQL never expands beyond the literal.
The existing exact-match arm stays unchanged so common paths still work.

## Tests (+7 in core::tracking)

- project_filter_drops_glob_when_path_contains_star / bracket / question
- project_filter_keeps_glob_for_normal_path
- canonicalise_returns_input_when_path_missing
- canonicalise_empty_string_is_empty
- canonicalise_resolves_existing_path

## .gitignore cleanup

Several artefacts kept leaking into `git status` from AI-agent and
playwright runs:

  .playwright-mcp/                          (playwright MCP work dir)
  hooks/hermes/**/__pycache__/              (hermes test caches)
  .agy-intent-diff.patch                    (agy stray patch)
  package-lock.json                         (npm lockfile w/o package.json)
  /dash-*.png                               (unsanitised root screenshots)

The unsanitised root PNGs deserve special mention: canonical
sanitised copies live under docs/assets/. If a playwright run produces
a new dash-*.png in the repo root it's almost certainly leaking a real
path and should not be committed; the `/` anchor on the gitignore rule
only catches root-level files so sanctioned filenames elsewhere are
unaffected.

## Verification

cargo test analytics::gain_web         → 12 pass
cargo test core::tracking::            → 59 pass (52 existing + 7 new)
cargo test hooks::supply_chain_gate    → 148 pass
Total touched-module coverage          → 219 tests, all green
cargo build --release                  → 8.0M binary, 57s build
hyperfine --runs 10 'contextcrawler --help' → 3.9ms ± 0.7ms cold start
hyperfine 'contextcrawler git status'        → 27.3ms vs 11.5ms raw git
                                              (15.8ms filter+tracking
                                              overhead, RTK <10ms invariant
                                              applies to startup not the
                                              filter pipeline; comfortable)

Signing bypassed once with explicit user authorisation (continuing 1Password
buffer-fill workaround from prior commit on this branch).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
(#162 / #178 candidate)

Adds a [profile.profiling] cargo profile (inherits release, keeps debug
symbols, no strip) so future profiling runs reproduce the artefacts.

## What the profile shows

The hardening pass flagged 15.8 ms of contextcrawler overhead on
`git status` (27.3 ms vs 11.5 ms raw). My initial guess was "SQLite /
Tracker writes are the bottleneck". The data disproves that.

Hyperfine layer breakdown (n=20):
  raw git status                 11.7 ms
  contextcrawler proxy           17.2 ms  (+5.5 ms: fork-exec + ANSI strip)
  contextcrawler git status      26.3 ms  (+9.1 ms over proxy: filter + Tracker)
  contextcrawler (gates off)     27.7 ms  (same — gates fail-open free)

samply @ 10 kHz, function-level resolution via nm + rustfilt:

  hot leaf frames (self time):
    16  MinimalFilter::filter           ← largest single cost
     4  serde_core MapAccess::next_value (TOML config load)
     2  VitestParser::parse              (parser dispatch tries each)
     2  CharSearcher::next_match_back    (regex)

  hot inclusive frames (on-stack time):
    10  core::stream::exec_capture       (subprocess + read-to-end)
     8  std::io::default_read_to_end     (reading git's output)
     5  cmds::git::git::run
     4  std::process::Command::spawn
     4  std::process::Child::wait

Not in the top 25 frames AT ALL:
  rusqlite, Tracker, ensure_release_boundary, backfill_installs_*,
  supply_chain_gate::check, tirith_gate::check

## Revised optimisation plan

Real wins:
  1. Memoise TOML config load (~0.5 ms / call)
  2. Index parser dispatch by rtk_cmd prefix (1-3 ms variable)
  3. MinimalFilter short-circuit on small stdout (1-2 ms)

Debunked:
  ✗ Background-thread tracker writes — Tracker isn't in the profile
  ✗ Skip backfill probe — already free via EXISTS short-circuit

Lower priority:
  - exec_capture fundamentally limited by subprocess; posix_spawn already
    used by modern Rust std
  - Binary 8 MB → 5 MB via rusqlite no-bundled + regex-lite (portability
    tradeoff)

Full writeup + reproduction recipe in docs/perf/PROFILE-LOG.md.
Raw artefacts (samply JSON + sym sidecar + hyperfine markdown) also
committed for future-self comparison.

To reproduce on develop after merge: `cargo build --profile profiling`
+ the script blocks in PROFILE-LOG.md.

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Self-contained handover doc so a fresh session (or a fresh teammate)
can pick up cleanly without rebuilding the conversation context.
Captures branch state, outstanding decisions, filed issues, deferred
work, reproduction recipes, and the agy second-opinion gap that's
still owed.

Lives under docs/handovers/ so future sessions can add sibling entries
without trampling this one.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Closes the deferred Codex peer-review MED. The `commands` and
`parse_failures` tables already run their raw text through
`scrub_secrets` at the INSERT boundary, but `installs` was writing
`ev.raw_command` straight in. Install commands with `--index-url
https://user:tok@host` or `--token sk-...` therefore survived 90 days
in the DB and could resurface via the `gain --web` dashboard or
`gain --history`.

Fix scrubs once at the top of `record_install`, covering both the
placeholder (empty packages) and per-package INSERT paths. Adds a
test that records secrets via both paths and asserts they do not
land in the stored rows.

Also patches the test-only `init_schema()` to mirror the production
`installs` table so in-memory trackers can exercise the new test
without falling over on a missing table.

60/60 core::tracking tests green.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Removes docs/audits/HANDOVER-2026-05-22.md. The doc captured useful
session state but contained working-style detail that doesn't belong
in the public repo. Session state lives in local context, not here.

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Closing — CONFLICTING/DIRTY against develop after the 0.4.0 lib pivot; too stale to rescue. The gain-web dashboard is kept as a backlog roadmap in #162/#171/#172/#175/#176/#177 to rebuild fresh.

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