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feat(glossary): make generated vocabulary reviewable and reusable - #382
Keep generated vocabulary grounded in retained evidence and explicit, revision-bound review.
Let clients load only the relevant meanings while retaining exact identity, policies and freshness.
Preserve separate organizational, code and customer language, including explicit replacements for internal labels in customer copy.
Keep term-use periods independent from policy activation and human review schedules.
Preserve publication and expert corrections through refresh, with connected inspection and governed model changes.
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Adds Term schema, authenticated review authority, and many new read/write RPCs with publication selection logic; behavior is heavily tested but touches vocabulary governance and multi-process read consistency.
Overview
Introduces a generated glossary profile on native Term entities: evidence pinned to same-namespace Documents, generation metadata, terminology policy, optional term-use windows, and server-owned User review that gates publication.
Exposes the workflow end-to-end via new gRPC methods (lean ListGlossaryPointers / GetGlossaryDefinition, full inspection, ReviewGlossaryTerm, compare, prose/code usage checks, source and refresh inspection), a trogon-atlas glossary CLI, and matching MCP tools plus a generate-glossary prompt. Glossary reads use durable store markers for cross-process consistency (documented under single-writer).
Adds reference docs (how-to, contracts, acceptance, gap map), a shipping fixture manifest and code snapshot, and broad integration coverage (CLI, MCP, Studio, core/server).
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Major · Apply the retirement guard to bulk deletion. · service.rs:10901
rsworkspace/crates/trogon-atlas-server/src/service.rs:10901 Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Apply the retirement guard to bulk deletion.
For an unprotected accepted Term, DeleteByQuery with its namespace and slug, mode=FORCE, and max_deletes=1 reaches this store call without validate_glossary_writes. It deletes the published version without the retirement review now required by DeleteEntity. Apply the same guard to bulk deletion and its preview. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Based on learnings: “Keep authoritative state and rules in the backend.” (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @rsworkspace/crates/trogon-atlas-server/src/service.rs at line 10901:
Apply the existing validate_glossary_writes retirement guard to bulk deletion before the batch_apply call, and enforce the same validation in the bulk-delete preview path. Keep the backend authoritative so preview and execution both reject deleting a published accepted Term without the required retirement review.
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Review comments at @docs/how-to/generate-and-maintain-a-glossary.md:
- Around line 30-33: Update the guidance around applying the generated-glossary
source manifest to direct users to an isolated or disposable store and warn that
apply overwrites drifted entities at fixed identities. Tell users to confirm a
shared store has no edited copies of the fixture Documents before applying.
Review comments at @docs/reference/generated-glossary-acceptance.md:
- Around line 55-56: Update the `ATLAS_GLOSSARY_FIXTURE_TOKEN` guidance to
identify the required token as the backend fixture’s `reader` principal token
and point readers to its definition in the backend fixture test source, without
copying or persisting the credential.
Review comments at @rsworkspace/crates/trogon-atlas-core/src/glossary.rs:
- Line 383: Update the title pattern normalization near `folded_with_offsets` to
use the same lowercase conversion as the input text, so titles and inputs such
as `ΟΣ` both normalize to `οσ`. Preserve trimming and the existing byte-offset
behavior.
- Line 582: Update the quoted-text delimiter handling around the
`Some((delimiter, start))` match so `skip_quoted` does not close a single-quoted
range at a word-internal apostrophe. Distinguish apostrophes surrounded by word
characters from closing delimiters, while still closing the range at a genuine
delimiter so prohibited terms remain excluded from quoted text.
Review comments at @rsworkspace/crates/trogon-atlas-server/src/glossary.rs:
- Line 321: Update NatsStore::list, or the Store::list path it implements, to
track cumulative encoded Term bytes while fetching and stop with an error before
materializing results beyond the configured byte budget. Ensure the budget is
enforced during fetching rather than only after the Vec is returned; the
Some(MAX_ROWS + 1) limit in the glossary catalog load remains a row limit and
cannot enforce this budget.
- Line 204: Update the glossary catalog flow in glossary_entry and
glossary_catalog to resolve each distinct Document ID once per request and reuse
its resolved row for later references, charging its bytes only once per distinct
Document. Keep budget.attempt() for every reference, and use the request’s same
branch and visibility for each lookup; ensure list_glossary_entries can apply
page_size without failing because duplicate references exhausted the byte
budget.
Review comments at @rsworkspace/crates/trogon-atlas-server/src/service.rs:
- Line 4891: Review glossary read handlers that acquire `lock_mutations()`
before calling `glossary_catalog`. Establish whether snapshot consistency
requires the lock; if not, remove it from those reads, and if so, hold it only
around the reads needed for consistency, keeping the evidence scan outside the
lock.
- Line 4901: In get_glossary_term, list_glossary_entries,
inspect_glossary_sources, compare_glossaries, check_glossary_usage, and
inspect_glossary_refresh, acquire the mutation lock before calling
glossary_context. Keep branch validation and the glossary read within the lock
so the handler cannot use a branch removed after validation.
Review comments at @tsworkspace/webapps/studio/src/components/GlossaryPage.tsx:
- Around line 191-195: Update the empty-state branch in GlossaryPage to show “No
entries on this page.” when the existing pagination page token is active;
preserve the current incomplete-scan and empty-glossary messages when no page
token is active.
- Line 176: Update the Reload action in GlossaryPage, currently wired to
catalog.retry, to refresh the catalog and the selected detail through the
existing detail-fetch mechanism. Ensure the detail read is explicitly
retriggered even when its request inputs and effect dependencies have not
changed, so the panel reflects the refreshed review state, evidence status, and
etag.
Review comments at
@tsworkspace/webapps/studio/src/components/GlossaryReviewParts.tsx:
- Line 84: Update the submission handlers in GlossaryReviewParts so selecting
the already-submitted revision triggers a fresh request: call refresh.retry()
for Check freshness and comparison.retry() for Compare contexts when the
submitted value matches. Preserve setSubmitted(revision) for new selections.
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Review comments at @rsworkspace/crates/trogon-atlas-server/src/service.rs:
- Line 10901: Apply the existing validate_glossary_writes retirement guard to
bulk deletion before the batch_apply call, and enforce the same validation in
the bulk-delete preview path. Keep the backend authoritative so preview and
execution both reject deleting a published accepted Term without the required
retirement review.
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Addressed the outside-diff bulk-deletion finding in review #382 (review) in b2277d1. DeleteByQuery now applies the accepted-Term retirement guard before both preview and execution, including FORCE. bulk_delete_requires_glossary_retirement_in_preview_and_execution verifies refusal leaves every victim intact and explicit retirement permits deletion. The inline findings have individual dispositions in their original threads.
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Review comments at @docs/how-to/generate-and-maintain-a-glossary.md:
- Around line 33-34: Update the pre-apply check in the fixed-identities guidance
to cover every entity in the manifest, including Project, Domain, Subdomain,
BoundedContext, and Documents.
Review comments at @rsworkspace/crates/trogon-atlas-core/src/glossary.rs:
- Line 552: Update the match search in the glossary scanning function so
rejecting a candidate resumes at the next UTF-8 character after its start,
rather than skipping the full matched term. Preserve UTF-8 boundaries and the
existing word-boundary checks so overlapping candidates, such as the valid “end
to end” occurrence, are still evaluated.
- Line 795: Update the apostrophe handling in `skip_quoted` so Rust lifetime
annotations such as `'a` and `'static` do not open or close quoted exclusions or
produce `usage.unclosed_quote`. Distinguish lifetime annotations from character
literals using the surrounding Rust syntax, while preserving exclusion behavior
for actual quoted literals.
Review comments at @rsworkspace/crates/trogon-atlas-mcp/src/server.rs:
- Line 3406: Update the glossary response rendering paths, including
get_glossary_term and other responses that return Term values, to layer the
tenant descriptors into the TranscodePool used for encoding, matching the
established descriptor-loading behavior in get_entity_json. First confirm Term
admission permits tenant-typed metadata; if it does not, establish that this
failure path is unreachable rather than adding unsupported handling.
- Around line 3468-3469: The review receipt from review_glossary_term lacks
scope information. Add the scope and branch values from self.scope_fields() to
the returned JSON object using the same keys as scoped_envelope, while
preserving the glossary response fields; do not route this path through
scoped_envelope.
Review comments at @rsworkspace/crates/trogon-atlas-server/src/glossary.rs:
- Line 1146: Update the proposed-target lookup using `.find` to resolve the last
operation for each key, matching the sequential dry-run overlay’s final state,
so replacement traversal detects cycles in the final batch. Alternatively,
reject duplicate keys before glossary validation.
- Around line 214-217: Update glossary read consistency across the store and the
begin_glossary_read/finish_glossary_read flow: capture a store-side commit
marker when the read begins and compare it when the read finishes, aborting if
it changed. Ensure the marker changes on every write, including writes from
other processes; do not rely on in-process generation counters or branch
created_at alone.
- Line 310: Update the glossary_source resolution and Budget flow so each
resolved Document’s fixed-length digest is computed once and reused for its
citations, replacing the per-citation encode_to_vec and SHA-256 update in
glossary_entry. Before changing the hash input to use that digest, establish
that no persisted value or comparison relies on the current hash bytes; preserve
the existing hash contract if it does.
Review comments at @rsworkspace/crates/trogon-atlas-store/src/nats.rs:
- Line 1525: Update the branch-delta listing flow around decode_branch_delta so
byte_budget is charged from the encoded branch payload before decoding,
including retained base snapshots in tombstones. Do not rely on charging only
ours. Preserve the existing budget-limit behavior and use the payload’s encoded
size without decoding it first.
Review comments at
@tsworkspace/webapps/studio/src/components/GlossaryTermPanel.tsx:
- Line 77: Update the open-button handlers in GlossaryTermPanel so each calls
its corresponding source.retry() or resource.retry() when opened is already
true; otherwise, set opened to true. Apply this behavior to both inspection
buttons.
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Synchronize recovery before releasing publication.
Spawning recovery does not establish that recovery has started before resume.wait() releases publication. Publication can finish before recovery runs. The test can therefore pass without exercising the lock-order interaction it must protect.
Add an observer or handshake at the relevant recovery lock acquisition. Wait for that signal before releasing publication. Keep the completion timeout.
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Update the recovery synchronization around `resume.wait()` so the test waits for an observer or handshake confirming recovery has reached the relevant lock acquisition before releasing publication. Preserve the existing completion timeout and ensure the test exercises the intended lock-order interaction.
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Review comments at @rsworkspace/crates/trogon-atlas-client/src/glossary.rs:
- Line 111: Update the flow around term_response so the transcode pool for the
requested Term namespace is prepared before review_glossary_term submits the
review. Reuse that pool to encode the returned receipt without fetching server
capabilities or namespace descriptors after submission, while preserving the
successful review response if receipt encoding completes.
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- Around line 117-118: Handle failures from kv_entry_timeout in the post-write
read near live_entry so they trigger undo_batch and return the established
PartialApply error, rather than escaping through ?. Alternatively, use the
successful write outcome’s etag if it safely provides the required row data;
preserve journal recovery behavior.
- Line 243: Update the maintenance flow around journal.commit(Vec::new()) to
handle commit errors like batch_apply_branch: roll back the maintenance writes
before returning the commit error, and return PartialApply if rollback also
fails.
Review comments at @rsworkspace/crates/trogon-atlas-store/src/nats_journal.rs:
- Line 258: Update `validate_priors` to accept baseline bucket `0` priors that
contain a revision but no entity image only after confirming rollback restores
the deleted entity’s tombstone state from that representation. If the journal
format cannot reliably preserve that state, represent tombstone priors
explicitly instead; keep other prior-routing validation intact.
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Large additive API and Term schema change with User-gated review and new cross-process read consistency; bounded by extensive acceptance tests but touches publication and terminology enforcement paths.
Overview
Adds a generated glossary profile on native Term entities: source-linked evidence, audience-scoped definitions, terminology policy, and server-owned review that only authenticated User writers can record.
New gRPC, trogon-atlas glossary CLI, and MCP surfaces cover extraction prep (inspect_glossary_sources), listing (full index vs lean published pointers/definitions), expert review, comparison, prose and code usage checks, and refresh inspection. MCP gains matching tools plus a generate-glossary task prompt; entity search/listing adds namespace and latest-version filters.
Cross-process glossary reads use durable store markers so Reader/Standby processes refuse stale results without holding the writer lock. Type-library changes cannot drop metadata needed by accepted terms until explicit retirement.
Docs, contracts, acceptance maps, and a shipping fixture (examples/manifests/generated-glossary/) document the end-to-end agent workflow. Connected tests span core, server, CLI, MCP, client, and Studio.
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Regarding #382 (review): fixed in b0a6397. Recovery now signals its observer only after encountering the held native mutation lock. source_publication_serializes_batch_recovery_and_later_native_writes waits for that signal before releasing publication and retains the completion timeout; timeout cleanup releases publication and drains the tasks before failing.
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Major · Route merge request timeouts through rollback. · nats.rs:5318
rsworkspace/crates/trogon-atlas-store/src/nats.rs:5318 Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Route merge request timeouts through rollback.
If a merge Put times out, this ? returns from the enclosing async block before the Err(source) arm runs. Earlier writes remain applied, and the Planned journal blocks subsequent model writes until recovery. The create timeout at Line 5340 has the same path.
Convert these timeouts into the operation's Err result. Let the error arm include the uncertain key and call undo_batch.
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Review comment at @rsworkspace/crates/trogon-atlas-store/src/nats.rs at line 5318:
Update the merge and create timeout handling in the enclosing async operation so each timeout becomes its Err result instead of returning early through `?`. Ensure the existing error arm receives the uncertain key and calls `undo_batch`, preserving rollback for earlier writes.
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Review comments at @rsworkspace/crates/trogon-atlas-core/src/glossary.rs:
- Line 1122: Update the code-mode quote-exclusion scanner at the delimiter check
to recognize Rust raw-string openers and track their hash count; close a
raw-string exclusion only when a quote is followed by the matching hashes,
without applying backslash escapes inside it. Preserve existing handling for
ordinary quoted strings, and add a regression for the stated raw-string example
with skip_quoted enabled.
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- Line 90: Defer branch revision publication in the `Store::put` fallback path
instead of recording a revision for each put. At batch commit, publish the
committed journal’s initial preimage and final result so repeated puts for one
key produce the correct changeset.
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- Line 5318: Update the merge and create timeout handling in the enclosing async
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Addressed the outside-diff merge-timeout finding in 34b3ece. Update and create deadlines now reach rollback with the uncertain key included. Actual-timeout regressions cover restored baseline data, branch preservation, recovery after rollback failure, and a subsequent model write.
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Minor · Ignore ctx.branch when land_branch_merge starts its journal. · nats.rs:5288
rsworkspace/crates/trogon-atlas-store/src/nats.rs:5288 Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Ignore ctx.branch when land_branch_merge starts its journal.
land_branch_merge documents that its ctx branch scope is ignored. The method passes ctx unchanged to begin_scoped_journal. A branch-scoped ctx therefore sets header.branch, and publication then selects branches_kv for baseline keys and skips change-feed notifications. The in-repo caller passes a baseline context, so this path needs a caller that supplies a branch through the Store trait.
Build the journal and publication context from baseline scope, while keeping the changeset, operation key, settlement, and admission fields. Apply that change before begin_scoped_journal in land_branch_merge.
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Review comment at @rsworkspace/crates/trogon-atlas-store/src/nats.rs at line 5288:
Update land_branch_merge to construct baseline-scoped journal and publication context before calling begin_scoped_journal, so ctx.branch cannot affect the journal header, baseline-key selection, or change-feed notifications. Preserve the changeset, operation key, settlement, and admission fields when deriving the context.
Include the create target in the branch-row comparison.
When create=true, the second affected branch key is CREATED_FIRST. However, raw_branch_rows captures only metadata, UPDATED and DELETED. This assertion can pass if rollback loses or changes the CREATED_FIRST delta.
Include the target key in both snapshots, or compare its exact branch entity separately. This makes the create-timeout regression check preservation of both merge inputs.
Based on learnings, failed-batch checks should cover all affected entities.
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Update the create-timeout regression check using raw_branch_rows so both the pre-operation and post-rollback snapshots include CREATED_FIRST, or compare that key’s exact branch entity separately; preserve checks for UPDATED and DELETED.
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- Line 5288: Update land_branch_merge to construct baseline-scoped journal and
publication context before calling begin_scoped_journal, so ctx.branch cannot
affect the journal header, baseline-key selection, or change-feed notifications.
Preserve the changeset, operation key, settlement, and admission fields when
deriving the context.
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- Line 424: Update the create-timeout regression check using raw_branch_rows so
both the pre-operation and post-rollback snapshots include CREATED_FIRST, or
compare that key’s exact branch entity separately; preserve checks for UPDATED
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Addressed both findings from this review in dc0bba0. land_branch_merge now normalizes only the context branch to baseline, preserving the remaining fields. The public Store regression checks baseline change-feed/history, attribution and normal/deferred operation receipts. The create-timeout regression now compares the exact CREATED_FIRST branch delta alongside the existing inputs.
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Medium Risk
Adds Term schema, authenticated review authority, and many new read/write RPCs with publication selection logic; behavior is heavily tested but touches vocabulary governance and multi-process read consistency.
Overview
Introduces a generated glossary profile on native
Termentities: evidence pinned to same-namespace Documents, generation metadata, terminology policy, optional term-use windows, and server-owned User review that gates publication.Exposes the workflow end-to-end via new gRPC methods (lean
ListGlossaryPointers/GetGlossaryDefinition, full inspection,ReviewGlossaryTerm, compare, prose/code usage checks, source and refresh inspection), atrogon-atlas glossaryCLI, and matching MCP tools plus agenerate-glossaryprompt. Glossary reads use durable store markers for cross-process consistency (documented under single-writer).Adds reference docs (how-to, contracts, acceptance, gap map), a shipping fixture manifest and code snapshot, and broad integration coverage (CLI, MCP, Studio, core/server).
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