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@human-horizon/code-check

v0.4.5

Published

Weft pipelines for keeping code, specs, docs, tests, and translations in sync

Readme

code-check

Weft pipelines for keeping code, specs, docs, tests, and translations in sync across Human Horizon projects.

All agents use model: 'code-check-model' (configured in .lore/weft/.env). Agents write files directly via the write tool; the pipeline classifies the result by comparing file state before and after the agent step.

Architecture

code-check/
├── src/
│   ├── index.ts                   # re-exports all runners
│   ├── artifact-sync.ts           # generic code ↔ artifact sync engine
│   ├── doc-template.ts            # legacy HTML template, unused by VitePress pipelines
│   ├── spec-check.ts              # code-specs ↔ code
│   ├── doc-check.ts               # VitePress Markdown ↔ code
│   ├── doc-translation-check.ts   # docs/ru ← English docs Markdown
│   ├── test-check.ts              # unit tests next to source
│   ├── integration-e2e-check.ts   # integration + e2e tests
│   └── project-spec-check.ts      # specs/*.md from code
├── pipelines/                         # Installed in this order with numeric prefixes
│   ├── generate-specs.ts               # 01-generate-specs.ts
│   ├── generate-project-specs.ts        # 02-generate-project-specs.ts
│   ├── generate-tests.ts               # 03-generate-tests.ts
│   ├── generate-integration-e2e.ts     # 04-generate-integration-e2e.ts
│   ├── generate-docs.ts                # 05-generate-docs.ts
│   ├── generate-doc-translations.ts    # 06-generate-doc-translations.ts
│   └── check-problems.ts               # 07-check-problems.ts
└── specs/
    └── Spec.md                    # project specification

Engine: artifact-sync

The core is runArtifactSync(). It scans code and artifact files, builds pairs, runs an agent for each, and collects a report.

Task types:

  • matched — both code and artifact exist → agent checks alignment
  • code-only — code exists, no artifact → agent generates artifact
  • artifact-only — artifact exists, no code → agent generates code

Result classification:

  • generated-artifact — file created (before: null, after: exists)
  • updated-artifact / updated-code — file changed (before ≠ after)
  • matched — file unchanged

If the agent returns generated/updated but the file is not on disk, the pipeline reports an error.

Directories

| Directory | Purpose | Language | |---|---|---| | code-specs/ | Per-file specs tied to source files | Russian | | docs/**/*.md except docs/ru/ | English VitePress pages | English | | docs/ru/**/*.md | Russian VitePress translations | Russian | | specs/ | Free-form project specs (architecture, design, API overview) | Russian | | tests/ | Unit tests next to source; integration/e2e in tests/integration/ and tests/e2e/ | — |

Conventions

  • code-specs/*.md and specs/*.md — written in Russian
  • docs/**/*.md except docs/ru/ and .vitepress/ — written in English
  • docs/ru/**/*.md — written in Russian (translated from the matching English page)
  • Source code — written in English
  • VitePress frontmatter, components, containers, Markdown links, and fenced code blocks are preserved; code-check does not wrap pages in HTML

Pipelines

| Order | Weft filename | Source file | Function | Purpose | |---:|---|---|---|---| | 1 | 01-generate-specs | pipelines/generate-specs.ts | runSpecCheck | Sync code-specs/ with source | | 2 | 02-generate-project-specs | pipelines/generate-project-specs.ts | runProjectSpecCheck | Generate specs/*.md | | 3 | 03-generate-tests | pipelines/generate-tests.ts | runTestCheck | Verify unit test coverage | | 4 | 04-generate-integration-e2e | pipelines/generate-integration-e2e.ts | runIntegrationE2eCheck | Generate integration/e2e tests | | 5 | 05-generate-docs | pipelines/generate-docs.ts | runDocCheck | Generate/sync English VitePress Markdown in docs/ | | 6 | 06-generate-doc-translations | pipelines/generate-doc-translations.ts | runDocTranslationCheck | Translate English Markdown in docs/ → docs/ru/ | | 7 | 07-check-problems | pipelines/check-problems.ts | runProblemCheck | Analyze code problems |

The numeric prefixes determine the alphabetical order in weft list; these remain independent pipelines and are not automatically chained.

01-generate-specs

Scans source files, for each finds or generates code-specs/<path>.md. The agent reads the code and writes a specification in Russian describing behavior, public API, types, and implementation details.

02-generate-project-specs

Generates free-form project specs specs/*.md in Russian. The agent reads all source files and code-specs/, writes a high-level specification: architecture, design decisions, API overview, data flow.

03-generate-tests

Verifies every source file has a unit test:

  • TypeScript: *.test.ts
  • Go: *_test.go
  • Rust: #[cfg(test)] block inside the file

If a test is missing, the agent generates one.

04-generate-integration-e2e

Two-stage pipeline:

  1. Plan: agent reads code, code-specs, and English Markdown pages under docs/, produces a test plan
  2. Generate: for each file in the plan, agent writes the test
  • tests/integration/ — based on code-specs/
  • tests/e2e/ — based on English VitePress Markdown, excluding docs/ru/

05-generate-docs

Scans source files and synchronizes each one with a VitePress Markdown page at docs/<source-path>.md (for example, src/greet.ts ↔ docs/src/greet.md). The English scan excludes docs/ru/; hidden VitePress configuration under docs/.vitepress/ is excluded by the file walker. Standalone pages with no matching source file are left alone rather than converted into source code. The agent writes Markdown directly without an HTML document wrapper.

06-generate-doc-translations

For every English page docs/<path>.md, reads the existing Russian page docs/ru/<path>.md (if present) and decides whether translation is needed. It preserves YAML frontmatter, Markdown, VitePress components/containers, and code; translates visible text and human-facing metadata; localizes internal links according to the site's VitePress locale configuration while preserving external URLs and anchors. No HTML post-processing is applied.

07-check-problems

Analyzes source files and records code problems in problems/.

Usage

Install and update

Run from the project root:

npx --yes @human-horizon/code-check@latest install [project-path]
npx --yes @human-horizon/code-check@latest update [project-path]

Use the scoped package name: unscoped npx code-check resolves a different npm package. update upgrades @human-horizon/code-check to latest in .lore/weft, removes legacy pipeline files, and refreshes the numbered entry points. install also installs the latest package version and synchronizes those entry points.

CLI (via weft)

After code-check install, the numbered entry points appear in .lore/weft/pipelines/code-check/ and sort in the required order:

cd /path/to/project

weft run .lore/weft/pipelines/code-check/01-generate-specs.ts
weft run .lore/weft/pipelines/code-check/02-generate-project-specs.ts
weft run .lore/weft/pipelines/code-check/03-generate-tests.ts
weft run .lore/weft/pipelines/code-check/04-generate-integration-e2e.ts
weft run .lore/weft/pipelines/code-check/05-generate-docs.ts
weft run .lore/weft/pipelines/code-check/06-generate-doc-translations.ts
weft run .lore/weft/pipelines/code-check/07-check-problems.ts

Library

import {
    runSpecCheck,
    runDocCheck,
    runDocTranslationCheck,
    runTestCheck,
    runIntegrationE2eCheck,
    runProjectSpecCheck,
} from 'code-check'

const result = await runDocCheck('/path/to/project')
if (result.ok) {
    console.log(result.value)
}

Via subpath exports:

import { runSpecCheck } from 'code-check/spec-check'
import { runDocCheck } from 'code-check/doc-check'
import { runDocTranslationCheck } from 'code-check/doc-translation-check'
import { runTestCheck } from 'code-check/test-check'
import { runIntegrationE2eCheck } from 'code-check/integration-e2e-check'
import { runProjectSpecCheck } from 'code-check/project-spec-check'

Report format

interface ArtifactSyncReport {
    projectPath: string
    totalTasks: number
    matched: number
    updated: ReportEntry[]
    generatedArtifacts: ReportEntry[]
    generatedCode: ReportEntry[]
    unchanged: ReportEntry[]
    errors: Array<{ path: string; error: string }>
}

For generate-doc-translations:

interface DocTranslationCheckReport {
    projectPath: string
    totalFiles: number
    generated: TranslationEntry[]
    updated: TranslationEntry[]
    matched: TranslationEntry[]
    errors: Array<{ path: string; error: string }>
}

Development

cd /path/to/code-check
pnpm install
pnpm test       # vitest (29 tests)
pnpm check      # tsc --noEmit
pnpm build      # tsc → dist/src/

Code style

  • TypeScript, no semicolons, 4-space indentation, single quotes
  • Explicit return types on exported functions
  • Result<T, E> for errors (no throws in public API)
  • No any/as except as const
  • Agents write files directly — no base64 round-trip

Dependencies

  • @human-horizon/weft — pipeline framework
  • zod — agent response validation schemas