- Check comments table for orphaned issue_id references
- Check events table for orphaned issue_id references
- Delete orphaned comments/events in repair transaction
- Add --json flag for machine-readable output with:
- orphan_counts by type (dependencies, labels, comments, events)
- orphan_details with full reference info
- status (success, no_orphans, dry_run, error)
- backup_path when applicable
(bd-2wm2, bd-ie7j)
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Code review fixes for critical issues:
- Wrap all DELETEs in a transaction with rollback on error
- Create .pre-repair backup before any destructive operations
- Mark parent issues as dirty when deleting orphaned depends_on refs
- Fix misleading PreRun comment
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When the database has orphaned dependencies or labels, the migration
invariant check fails and prevents the database from opening. This
creates a chicken-and-egg problem where bd doctor --fix cannot run.
The new bd repair command:
- Opens SQLite directly, bypassing invariant checks
- Deletes orphaned dependencies (issue_id or depends_on_id not in issues)
- Deletes orphaned labels (issue_id not in issues)
- Runs WAL checkpoint to persist changes
- Supports --dry-run to preview what would be cleaned
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Eliminate code duplication between importFromGit and importFromLocalJSONL
by extracting the common JSONL parsing and import logic.
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Adds --from-jsonl flag that imports from the current working tree's
.beads/issues.jsonl file instead of scanning git history. This prevents
deleted issues from being resurrected during re-initialization.
Use case: After running bd compact --purge-tombstones and committing
the cleaned JSONL, a subsequent bd init would previously re-import
all historical issues from git, defeating the cleanup.
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Unlike --prune which removes tombstones by age, --purge-tombstones removes
tombstones that have no open issues depending on them, regardless of age.
Also cleans stale deps from closed issues to tombstones.
Usage:
bd compact --purge-tombstones --dry-run # Preview what would be purged
bd compact --purge-tombstones # Actually purge
Note: Use --no-daemon to prevent daemon from re-exporting after cleanup.
Separates semantics of 'pinned' (identity records) from work-on-hook:
- 'pinned' = domain table / identity record (agents, roles) - non-blocking
- 'hooked' = work on agent's hook (GUPP-driven) - blocks dependents
Changes:
- Add StatusHooked constant to types.go
- Update all blocking queries to include 'hooked' status
- Add cyan styling for 'hooked' in UI output
- Create migration 032 to convert pinned work items to hooked
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- Add findExistingSwarm helper and duplicate swarm check with --force flag
- Add bd swarm list command for discovering swarm molecules with progress stats
- Fix empty coordinator display in swarm create output
- Allow swarm status to accept swarm molecule ID (follows relates-to link)
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- Add EpicChildren struct and getEpicChildren() helper function
- Define SwarmStore interface for dependency injection
- Refactor analyzeEpicForSwarm to use shared helper
- Refactor getSwarmStatus to use shared helper
- Eliminates duplicate code for fetching epic children and building
dependency maps across both functions
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The Ready Front model replaces temporal 'phase' thinking:
- Ready Front = issues with all deps satisfied (unblocked)
- Static: natural topology (sync points, bottlenecks)
- Dynamic: current wavefront of in-progress work
Key changes:
- Add cognitive trap warning (temporal language inverts deps)
- Graph Walk Pattern: walk backward from goal
- Requirement language: 'X needs Y' not 'X before Y'
- Validation with bd blocked
- Ready Fronts visualization
Displays each issue on a single line with format:
<id> [<status>] P<priority> <type>: <title>
Example:
bd show bd-nlzv --short
bd-nlzv [open] P2 feature: bd show --short flag for compact output
Useful for quick status checks of multiple issues. (bd-nlzv)
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Build status map upfront from childIssues instead of calling
GetIssue for each dependency. Reduces queries from O(issues * deps)
to O(issues).
Also removes unused GetIssue from the interface.
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Implements `bd swarm create <epic-id>` to create a swarm molecule
that orchestrates parallel work on an epic.
Features:
- Creates molecule with mol_type=swarm for discovery
- Links to epic via relates-to dependency
- Validates epic structure before creation
- Auto-wraps single issues in an epic when needed
- Optional --coordinator flag to specify coordinator agent
- Supports JSON output for machine consumption
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Show current swarm status computed from beads:
- Completed: closed issues with timestamps
- Active: in_progress issues with assignees
- Ready: open issues with all deps satisfied
- Blocked: open issues waiting on deps
- Progress percentage
State is COMPUTED from beads, not stored separately.
Supports --json for programmatic use.
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Add mol_type field to beads for swarm coordination:
- Values: 'swarm' (multi-polecat), 'patrol' (recurring ops), 'work' (default)
- Nullable, defaults to empty string (treated as 'work')
Changes:
- Add mol_type column to SQLite schema and migration 031
- Add MolType type with IsValid() validation in types.go
- Update insertIssue/GetIssue to handle mol_type
- Add --mol-type flag to create command
- Add mol_type filtering to list and ready commands
- Update RPC protocol for daemon mode support
- Update test schema in migrations_test.go
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Adds validation of epic structure for swarm execution:
- Computes ready fronts (waves of parallel work)
- Detects structural issues (cycles, orphans, missing deps)
- Reports estimated worker-sessions and max parallelism
- Warns about potential dependency inversions
- Returns exit code for CI integration
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Extract init.go into multiple focused files:
- init_git_hooks.go: Git hooks installation and merge driver setup (~480 lines)
- init_stealth.go: Stealth mode and fork/exclude configuration (~310 lines)
- init_agent.go: AGENTS.md and Claude settings setup (~170 lines)
- init_templates.go: config.yaml and README.md templates (~180 lines)
This reduces init.go from 1928 lines to 705 lines, meeting the <800 line target.
Each extracted file handles a cohesive set of functionality.
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