portfolio-optimiser-claude/src/portfolio_optimiser_claude/inbox.py
Kjell Tore Guttormsen 5732d13369 feat(ingest): adopt llm-ingestion-okf as Door A implementation (first consumer)
Replace the local 391-line ingest implementation with a thin adapter over
the shared llm-ingestion-okf library (git-pinned dae0bd1a via Forgejo,
tool.uv.sources). The materialize() signature is preserved; error types are
now the library's typed hierarchy rooted in IngestError, re-exported from
the consumer seam.

- tests/test_ingest_adoption.py: new load-bearing seam tests (delegation,
  offline invariant — allow_network is never passed, error contract),
  detach-proven red twice.
- Golden suites (file + sql) pass UNCHANGED — byte-exact behaviour proven
  against the repo-local fixtures.
- 6 test files migrated to the library error hierarchy; escaping/typed-cell
  unit tests dropped (byte-bound by the ingest-edge.md golden, unit-owned by
  the library's own 189-test suite). Provenance stamp now asserted
  independently from the §5 rule.
- mypy override follow_untyped_imports for llm_ingestion_okf (no py.typed
  upstream yet — reported as a finding).

Suite: 386 passed; ruff + format + mypy --strict clean; shared/, examples/,
runs/s10/ and run_s10.py byte-untouched.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-16 20:46:51 +02:00

197 lines
7.6 KiB
Python

"""The verdict file and the inbox folder contract (method-spec §4.2, §5).
The long feedback loop's folder interface: an expert (or, in simulation, the
persona) drops one verdict per ``{id}.json`` file into an inbox folder; a
separate, later run picks it up — fully resumable, no live-session assumption.
Role split (§3 Step 7, unwaivable): the system READS the inbox (tolerant load,
merge into the store); writing is the authoring primitive's job, used only by
the expert/persona side — a run never persists its own captured verdict back.
Decision vocabulary at this layer (C2.5, C-F7): loading polices the §4.2 set
{approved, rejected, approved_with_adjustment} with SKIP semantics — an
unknown decision never reaches the store, but never raises either (the raw
layer is written out of band). The run-path feedback contract (§4.1) and the
promotion gate's accepted set (§6) police their own vocabularies on top.
Capacity is the exception to tolerance: an inbox over the file cap, or a
rationale over the length cap, FAILS FAST with a precise error — a silent
skip there would silently drop expert knowledge (never a silent cut).
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import json
import re
from pathlib import Path
from pydantic import BaseModel, Field, ValidationError
from portfolio_optimiser_claude.experience import (
CandidateFeatures,
VerdictRecord,
VerdictStore,
mint_verdict_id,
)
# R-6 id grammar — mirrors the ingest-spec §4 id grammar (enforced by the
# llm-ingestion-okf library on the ingest side): lowercase alphanumerics and
# hyphens only, so a verdict id can NEVER traverse paths (no dots, no
# separators). Minted ids (16 hex chars, §4.2) always match.
_ID_RE = re.compile(r"^[a-z0-9][a-z0-9-]*$")
# §4.2: the file layer's full decision vocabulary.
_FILE_DECISIONS = frozenset({"approved", "rejected", "approved_with_adjustment"})
# Fail-fast capacity defaults — generous for any real expert inbox, small
# enough that a runaway writer cannot flood the fold.
_DEFAULT_MAX_FILES = 1_000
_DEFAULT_MAX_RATIONALE_CHARS = 20_000
class InboxLimitError(ValueError):
"""An inbox cap was exceeded — refusing to load (fail-fast, never a silent cut)."""
class ProposalFeatures(BaseModel):
"""§4.2 ``proposal_features``: the structural features of the judged candidate.
``description`` is surface text — deliberately excluded from both
similarity ranking and id minting.
"""
affected_codes: list[str]
measure_type: str
claimed_saving_nok: float
description: str
class VerdictDocument(BaseModel):
"""One verdict file (§4.2). A LOADED ``id`` is kept verbatim — never re-minted."""
id: str = Field(min_length=1, pattern=_ID_RE.pattern)
decision: str = Field(min_length=1)
rationale: str = Field(min_length=1)
proposal_features: ProposalFeatures
@classmethod
def from_candidate(
cls,
features: CandidateFeatures,
*,
decision: str,
rationale: str,
description: str,
) -> VerdictDocument:
"""Author a verdict for a candidate — the id is minted per §4.2."""
return cls(
id=mint_verdict_id(features),
decision=decision,
rationale=rationale,
proposal_features=ProposalFeatures(
affected_codes=sorted(features.affected_codes),
measure_type=features.measure_type,
claimed_saving_nok=features.claimed_saving_nok,
description=description,
),
)
def features(self) -> CandidateFeatures:
return CandidateFeatures(
affected_codes=frozenset(self.proposal_features.affected_codes),
measure_type=self.proposal_features.measure_type,
claimed_saving_nok=self.proposal_features.claimed_saving_nok,
)
def to_record(self) -> VerdictRecord:
return VerdictRecord(
verdict_id=self.id, # verbatim (§4.2) — raw number formatting could diverge
decision=self.decision,
rationale=self.rationale,
features=self.features(),
)
def write_verdict(inbox_dir: Path, verdict: VerdictDocument) -> Path:
"""The authoring primitive (§5): ``{id}.json``, written deterministically.
Creates the directory if needed; sorted keys, 2-space indent. The disk
layer is LAST-write-wins per file (§4.2). The id grammar is re-checked
HERE (R-6): ``model_copy(update=...)`` bypasses model validation, so the
write seam fails closed on its own — nothing is ever written outside
``inbox_dir``.
"""
if _ID_RE.fullmatch(verdict.id) is None:
raise ValueError(
f"refusing to write verdict: id {verdict.id!r} violates the id grammar "
f"{_ID_RE.pattern!r} (R-6 path safety)"
)
inbox_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
path = inbox_dir / f"{verdict.id}.json"
payload = json.dumps(verdict.model_dump(), sort_keys=True, indent=2)
path.write_text(payload, encoding="utf-8")
return path
def load_inbox(
inbox_dir: Path,
*,
max_files: int = _DEFAULT_MAX_FILES,
max_rationale_chars: int = _DEFAULT_MAX_RATIONALE_CHARS,
) -> list[VerdictDocument]:
"""Tolerant load (§5): the raw layer is written out of band — skip, never raise.
A missing folder yields zero verdicts; files that are not ``.json``, fail
to parse, lack a required top-level key, violate the id grammar, or carry
a decision outside the §4.2 vocabulary are SKIPPED. Deterministic order:
sorted by filename. The caps are the one place tolerance ends: more
candidate files than ``max_files``, or a rationale longer than
``max_rationale_chars``, raises :class:`InboxLimitError` (C2.5).
"""
if not inbox_dir.is_dir():
return []
paths = [
path
for path in sorted(inbox_dir.iterdir(), key=lambda p: p.name)
if path.suffix == ".json" and path.is_file()
]
if len(paths) > max_files:
raise InboxLimitError(
f"inbox {inbox_dir} holds {len(paths)} verdict files, over the cap of "
f"{max_files} — refusing to load"
)
verdicts: list[VerdictDocument] = []
for path in paths:
try:
document = VerdictDocument.model_validate(json.loads(path.read_text("utf-8")))
except (OSError, ValueError, ValidationError):
continue
if document.decision not in _FILE_DECISIONS:
continue # §4.2 vocabulary (C-F7): unknown decision → SKIP, never the store
# Outside the tolerant try on purpose — a cap breach must NEVER be
# swallowed as one more skipped file.
if len(document.rationale) > max_rationale_chars:
raise InboxLimitError(
f"verdict file {path.name} carries a rationale of "
f"{len(document.rationale)} chars, over the cap of "
f"{max_rationale_chars} — refusing to load"
)
verdicts.append(document)
return verdicts
def merge_inbox_into_store(
store: VerdictStore,
inbox_dir: Path,
*,
max_files: int = _DEFAULT_MAX_FILES,
max_rationale_chars: int = _DEFAULT_MAX_RATIONALE_CHARS,
) -> int:
"""Merge, never replace (§5): per-verdict add, first-write-wins per id.
Runs BEFORE the Step-1 fold, so a passed-in store's existing verdicts
survive (cross-project threading) and repeated merges are idempotent.
Returns the number of inbox verdicts ingested; never writes anything.
"""
verdicts = load_inbox(inbox_dir, max_files=max_files, max_rationale_chars=max_rationale_chars)
for verdict in verdicts:
store.add(verdict.to_record())
return len(verdicts)