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@de-otio/repo-aegis-llm

v0.3.1

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LLM-assisted helpers for repo-aegis: prose extraction, token suggestion, embedding profiles. Off the deterministic gate path.

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@de-otio/repo-aegis-llm

LLM-assisted helpers for repo-aegis: Ollama HTTP client, prose extraction, marker-token suggestion (Phase 2), and per-engagement embedding profiles for the centralised semantic sweep (Phase 3). Both phases are implemented; the public surface listed below is stable.

Internal — do not depend on this package directly. It is consumed by @de-otio/repo-aegis (the CLI's suggest-markers verb) and @de-otio/repo-aegis-scan (the --semantic sweep and rebuild-profiles verb). The deterministic gate code in @de-otio/repo-aegis-core does not depend on this package, and the import-graph guard test in packages/core/src/import-graph.test.ts enforces that.

What's in here

| Module | Phase | Purpose | |---|---|---| | ollama-client.ts | 2 + 3 | chat, embed, cosine. Endpoint validation [SEC H-1] (loopback-only by default; localhost is DNS-checked to defeat /etc/hosts redirection). No retries, no fallbacks. | | prose-extraction.ts | 2 + 3 | Walks a repo to gather prose for the LLM. Hard-skips secrets / .git / .ssh / .aws / .gnupg. [SEC C-1, H-4] realpath / TOCTOU defence. [SEC M-2] resource caps. [SEC C-2] author-domain remote-egress guard. | | synthesis.ts | 2 | Synthesise word-boundary regexes per token kind (company, codename, person-name, domain, ticket-prefix, account-id, other). [SEC M-4] Unicode-safe boundaries. | | filters.ts | 2 | Filter dictionary words, dependency names, existing patterns. Pure functions. | | token-extraction.ts | 2 | Token-extraction prompt (TOKEN_EXTRACTION_PROMPT_V1). [SEC C-3] anti-injection preamble + fence delimiters. Zod-validated response. | | profile.ts | 3 | Build, write, read, diff per-engagement embedding profiles. Atomic tmp+fsync+rename [SEC M-5]. sha256-stamped manifest [SEC H-3]. | | exceptions.ts | 2 + 3 | Ollama-client errors: RemoteEndpointDisallowedError (REMOTE_DISALLOWED / URL_PARSE), OllamaError. (Module-local errors — RootContainmentError, BundleFenceCollisionError, BundleTooLargeError — live in prose-extraction.ts / token-extraction.ts.) |

Why this is a separate package

The deterministic gate (PostToolUse hook, pre-commit hook, repo-aegis check) must run sub-millisecond, offline, and free of heavy runtime dependencies. Splitting LLM-adjacent code into its own package keeps core lean and makes the hot-path independence property machine-checkable. See doc/design/zero-config-onboarding.md for the rationale.

License

GPL-3.0-or-later. Copyright (C) 2026 Richard Myers and contributors.

A De Otio tool — https://de-otio.org.