This exports the working copy state at the current (or specified) Merkle state to the given destination. # Arguments `destination` - Path to the out

Get the raw bytes of the public key

Mark this entry as a directory.

Assert that the content retrieved via overlay matches the expected bytes.

Run `atomic <args>` inside `dir`.

Lift+attest a stored intent with a given keypair, returning the node.

Mark the start of a new turn.

Build edges connecting a decision node to the surrounding context. The decision node gets: - An edge from the most recent goal (if any precedes the s

Reject a REGISTERED directive name embedded mid-prose with an attrs brace (e.g. `… ::file-ref{path=x} …` inside a sentence). The block parser only rea

Combined stdout + stderr as a lossy string, for substring assertions.

Compare two byte slices and produce diff operations. This function handles the actual diffing of file content. # Arguments `old_content` - Content

Compute cosine similarity between two vectors. Returns 0.0 if the vectors have different lengths, are empty, or if either has zero magnitude.

Create a simple test change with the given message.

Skip TLS certificate verification (dangerous!). Only use this for testing or when connecting to servers with self-signed certificates that you trust.

Decode a `SessionEnvelope` from `HashedChange.metadata` bytes. Validates the magic prefix and schema version before deserializing. # Errors Returns

Derive the agent author from the user's identity. Constructs: `{agent_name}+{session_short} <{user_email}>` If the user has no email, uses the agent

Synchronous embed using a throwaway tokio runtime (for use in non-async contexts). When called from within an existing Tokio runtime (e.g., from hook

Ensure that the required metadata sections (HEADER + DEPS) have been written.

Pure decision core for [`check_push_credentials`], split out so it can be unit-tested without touching the on-disk identity store. `explicit` — wheth

Extract edges from content text (wiki-links, file paths).

Extract a file path from a node's detail or summary.

Filter computed file diffs down to the paths given on the command line, rebuilding the aggregate stats from the surviving entries. This is a no-op wh

Find the vault path for an intent by its resolved manifest key. First checks the manifest's `vault_path` field (fast path), then falls back to scanni

Find the repository root starting from a specific path. Like [`find_repository_root`], but starts from the given path instead of the current working

Format entries for default output. # Arguments `entries` - History entries to format `hash_length` - Number of hash characters to display # Returns

Format a hash for display with custom length. Like [`format_hash`], but allows specifying the truncation length. # Arguments `hash` - The hash to f

Format entries for JSON output. # Arguments `entries` - History entries to format # Returns Formatted JSON string.

Format entries for short output. # Arguments `entries` - History entries to format `hash_length` - Number of hash characters to display # Returns

Get the inode for a tracked file. Returns `None` if the file is not tracked. # Arguments `path` - Path to look up

Load an immutable session manifest by content hash.

Convert command options to TrackingOptions.

Insert a change into the current view. This is the high-level method for inserting a single change into the repository. It loads the change from the

Returns `true` if the outcome is [`Clean`](Self::Clean).

Returns `true` if the graph has no nodes.

Check if a file path is supported for AST extraction.

Iterate over all change hashes stored in the repository. This scans the changes directory and yields the hash of each change file found. The iteratio

Iterate through all lines with their display status. Lines are yielded in the order they would appear in a unified diff: - Unchanged lines appear onc

Load an identity by ID.

Load a memory's attestation and classify it against the current source (`inputs`). Prefers the tracked vault entry, falling back to the legacy sidecar

Load an attestation from the repository by hash.

Load a full `Change` from the redb store. This reads all tables for the change and reassembles a `Change` object. Equivalent to deserializing a compl

Find the Longest Increasing Subsequence of matches by new_idx. Given matches sorted by old_idx, find the longest subsequence where new_idx values are

Create a test change with content

Marks this conflict as resolved with optional notes.

Mark a position as verified rooted.

Set maximum span count.

Set the maximum number of vertices to retrieve. This provides a safety limit for retrieval. If the graph exceeds this size, retrieval will stop and t

Merge parallel results into the aggregate vectors needed by `Repository::record()`. This extracts the `RecordedFile` values from the parallel results

Get the effective model name.

Create a new name conflict. Name conflicts occur when a file has been renamed by concurrent changes.

Generate the next node ID.

Process files in parallel using rayon, returning per-file results. This is the core of the parallel recording pipeline (Phase 2). It takes a list of

Get the permission bits. # Returns The Unix permission bits.

Get the current byte position in the original content.

Set the previous provenance graph hash (for session resume chaining).

Print the status in long (human-readable) format.

Process a diff operation. This is the main entry point for processing diff output. Call this for each diff operation in sequence. # Arguments `op`

Process an insertion. # Arguments `old_index` - Position in old content (insertion point) `new_index` - Starting line in new content `new_len` - Num

Project a turn's provenance into the named-subgraph JSON-LD. Builds `urn:atomic:provgraph:<change_id_base32>` with `@graph = [prov:Activity, prov:Sof

PUT request with JSON body, unwrap `ApiResponse` envelope.