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Sync versions to 0.9.2 across all components

Version mismatch discovered: bd CLI is 0.9.2 but other components still at 0.9.0 or 1.0.0.

Current state:
- bd CLI (cmd/bd/version.go): 0.9.2 ✓
- Plugin (.claude-plugin/plugin.json): 0.9.0 ✗
- MCP Server (integrations/beads-mcp): 1.0.0 ✗
- README.md: 0.9.0 ✗

Files to update:
1. .claude-plugin/plugin.json
2. integrations/beads-mcp/pyproject.toml
3. README.md (all mentions)
4. PLUGIN.md (if any mentions)
5. CHANGELOG.md (add 0.9.1 and 0.9.2 entries)

Root cause: Version bumps only updated version.go, not other components.
Solution needed: Script or process to sync versions across all files.


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Multi-repo contributor workflow support

Implement separate repository support for OSS contributors to prevent PR pollution while maintaining git ledger and multi-clone sync. Based on contributor-workflow-analysis.md Solution #4.


Test Agent Mail server failure scenarios

Verify graceful degradation across various failure modes.

Test Cases:
- Server never started
- Server crashes during operation
- Network partition (timeout)
- Server returns 500 error
- Invalid bearer token
- SQLite corruption

Acceptance Criteria:
- Agents continue working in all scenarios
- Clear log messages about degradation
- No crashes or data loss
- Beads JSONL remains consistent

File: tests/integration/test_mail_failures.py


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Daemon production readiness

Make beads daemon production-ready for long-running use, multi-repo deployments, and resilient operation.

Current state: Good foundation, works well for development
Target state: Production-ready for individual developers and small teams

Gap areas:
1. Resource management (cache eviction, limits)
2. Health monitoring and crash recovery
3. Process lifecycle management
4. User experience (visibility, feedback)
5. Operational concerns (logging, metrics)

Success criteria:
- Can run for weeks without restart
- Handles 50+ repositories efficiently
- Recovers from crashes automatically
- Users understand daemon status
- Observable and debuggable


Add tests for internal/autoimport package

Currently 0.0% coverage. Need tests for auto-import functionality that detects and imports updated JSONL files.


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Task A under epic


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Implement daemon RPC with per-request context routing (PATH 1.5)

Enable MCP server to use daemon with per-request context instead of shelling out to bd CLI. This solves multi-repo routing properly.

## Progress: Session 2 (2025-10-17 continued)

### Completed
1. ✅ Updated MCP server to use daemon client
   - Modified `tools.py` to use `create_bd_client()` factory
   - Passes `BEADS_WORKING_DIR` from environment
   - Uses daemon by default, falls back to CLI
2. ✅ Added `BEADS_USE_DAEMON` environment variable
   - Default: `1` (enabled)
   - Set to `0` to force CLI mode
3. ✅ Created multi-repo integration test (`test_multi_repo.py`)
   - Tests concurrent operations across two repos
   - Verifies proper database routing based on cwd
   - Validates issue prefix isolation (r1- vs r2-)
   - All tests pass! ✅
4. ✅ Updated MCP README with daemon usage docs
   - Added BEADS_USE_DAEMON to environment variables
   - Added multi-repo test documentation

### Test Results
```
=== All Tests Passed! ===
Summary:
  ✅ Per-request context routing works
  ✅ Multiple repos are properly isolated
  ✅ Concurrent operations succeed
  ✅ Daemon handles rapid context switching
```

### Files Modified/Added (Session 2)
- `integrations/beads-mcp/src/beads_mcp/tools.py` - uses daemon client ✅
- `integrations/beads-mcp/test_multi_repo.py` - NEW integration test ✅
- `integrations/beads-mcp/README.md` - daemon documentation ✅

### Architecture Validated

```
AI Client (Claude/Amp)
  ↓
MCP Server (workspace_root from set_context)
  ↓ create_bd_client(prefer_daemon=True, workspace_root)
Daemon Client Library
  ↓ RPC with cwd field
beadsd Daemon
  ↓ per-request tree-walking
Correct .beads/*.db
```

### Ready to Close
All acceptance criteria met:
- ✅ MCP server can use daemon RPC instead of CLI
- ✅ Each operation includes cwd context
- ✅ Daemon routes to correct database per request
- ✅ Works with multiple repos simultaneously
- ✅ Falls back to CLI gracefully if daemon unavailable
- ✅ All existing MCP tests pass
- ✅ New multi-repo integration tests pass


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Agent 0 Issue 70


Document bd edit command and verify MCP exclusion

Follow-up from PR #152:
1. Add "bd edit" to AGENTS.md with "Humans only" note
2. Verify MCP server doesn't expose bd edit command
3. Consider adding test for command registration


Extract duplicated validation logic from CLI commands

~150 lines of identical validation logic duplicated between cmd_create.go and cmd_update.go

Duplication found:
- validateBeadFields(): 2 identical copies (50+ lines each)
- parseTimeWithDefault(): 2 identical copies (30 lines each)
- Flag definitions: 15+ duplicate registrations

Solution: Extract to shared packages:
- internal/validation/bead.go - Centralized validation
- internal/utils/time.go - Consolidate time parsing (already exists)
- cmd/bd/flags.go - Shared flag registration

Impact: Changes require touching 2+ files; high risk of inconsistency; steep learning curve

Effort: 4-6 hours


Update python-agent example with Agent Mail integration

Modify examples/python-agent/agent.py to use Agent Mail adapter at 4 integration points.

Acceptance Criteria:
- Import and initialize adapter
- Check inbox before find_ready_work()
- Reserve issue before claim_task()
- Notify on status changes
- Release reservation on complete_task()
- Works identically when Agent Mail disabled
- No changes required to core Beads CLI

File: examples/python-agent/agent.py


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Refactor daemon.go into internal/daemonrunner

Extract daemon runtime from daemon.go (1,565 lines) into internal/daemonrunner with focused modules: config.go, daemon.go, process.go, rpc_server.go, sync.go, git.go. Keep cobra command thin.


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Integrate beads-merge tool by @neongreen

**Context**: @neongreen built a production-ready 3-way merge tool for JSONL files that works with both Git and Jujutsu. This is superior to our planned bd resolve-conflicts because it prevents conflicts proactively instead of resolving them after the fact.

**Tool**: https://github.com/neongreen/mono/tree/main/beads-merge

**What it does**:
- 3-way merge of JSONL files (base, left, right)
- Field-level merging (titles, status, priority, etc.)
- Smart dependency merging (union + dedup)
- Conflict markers for unresolvable conflicts
- Exit code 1 for conflicts (standard)

**Integration options**:

1. **Recommend (minimal effort)** - Document in AGENTS.md + TROUBLESHOOTING.md
2. **Bundle binary** - Include in releases (cross-platform builds)
3. **Port to Go** - Reimplement in bd codebase
4. **Auto-install hook** - During bd init, offer to install merge driver

**Recommendation**: Start with option 1 (document), then option 2 (bundle) once proven.

**Related**: bd-5f483051 (bd resolve-conflicts - can close as superseded)

Created GitHub issue to discuss integration approach with @neongreen: https://github.com/neongreen/mono/issues/240

Awaiting their preference on:
1. Vendor with attribution (fastest)
2. Extract as importable module (best long-term)
3. Keep as separate tool (current state)

Next: Wait for response before proceeding with integration.

UPDATE 2025-11-06: @neongreen gave permission to vendor! Quote: "I switched from beads to my own thing (tk) so I'm very happy to give beads-merge away — feel free to move it into the beads repo and I will point mono's readme to beads"

Next: Vendor beads-merge with full attribution


Performance Validation

Confirm no performance regression from cache removal


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Fix race condition in TestSocketCleanup

Race condition detected in internal/rpc/rpc_test.go:195 in TestSocketCleanup. This is causing CI test failures.

The race appears to be between goroutines accessing shared state during server startup/shutdown in the socket cleanup test.

Location: internal/rpc/rpc_test.go:195
Test output shows DATA RACE between goroutines 83 and 85.


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Dependency B


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Message System Improvements

Consolidate improvements to the bd message command including core functionality (message reading), reliability (timeouts), validation, and code quality refactoring


Refactor cmd/bd/daemon.go for testability and maintainability


Test issue with explicit ID


Add --show-all-paths flag to bd dep tree

Currently bd dep tree deduplicates nodes when multiple paths exist (diamond dependencies). Add optional --show-all-paths flag to display the full graph with all paths, showing duplicates. Useful for debugging complex dependency structures and understanding all relationships.


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Update AGENTS.md and README.md with "bd daemons" documentation

Document the new "bd daemons" command and all subcommands in AGENTS.md and README.md. Include examples and troubleshooting guidance.


Extract daemon server functions to daemon_server.go


Agent 8 Issue 54


Add label display to bd show and bd list output

Include labels in issue display:
- bd show <issue> should show labels
- bd list should show labels (compact format)
- JSON output should include labels array

Currently labels exist in DB but aren't shown in CLI output.


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Optimize export dependency queries (N+1 problem)

Export triggers separate GetDependencyRecords() per issue. For large DBs (1000+ issues), this is N+1 queries. Add GetAllDependencyRecords() to fetch all dependencies in one query. Location: cmd/bd/export.go:52-59, import.go:138-142


bd export should verify JSONL line count matches database count

After export completes, bd should verify that the JSONL file line count matches the number of issues exported. This would catch silent failures where the export appears to succeed but doesn't actually write all issues.

Real-world scenario from VC project:
- Ran direct SQL DELETE to remove 240 issues
- Ran 'bd export -o .beads/issues.jsonl'
- No error shown, appeared to succeed
- But JSONL file was not updated (still had old line count)
- Later session found all 240 issues still in JSONL
- Had to repeat the cleanup

If export had verified line count, it would have immediately shown:
  Error: Export verification failed
    Expected: 276 issues
    JSONL file: 516 lines
    Mismatch indicates export failed to write all issues

This is especially important because:
1. JSONL is source of truth in git
2. Silent export failures cause data inconsistency
3. Users assume export succeeded if no error shown
4. The verification is cheap (just count lines)

Implementation:
- After writing JSONL, count lines in file
- Compare to len(exportedIDs)
- If mismatch, remove temp file and return error
- Show clear error message with both counts


Integration Layer Implementation

Build the adapter layer that makes Agent Mail optional and non-intrusive.

Progress: bd-m9th (Python adapter library) completed with full test coverage. Next: bd-fzbg (update python-agent example with Agent Mail integration).


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Agent 0 Issue 84

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Add 'bd message send' command for Agent Mail messaging

Agent Mail server supports messaging between agents, but bd CLI only uses it for file reservations. Add commands for inter-agent messaging.

## Background
- Agent Mail server running at http://127.0.0.1:8765
- 12 workspaces configured across 3 channels (beads.dev, vc.dev, wyvern.dev)
- Current integration: file reservations only
- Gap: no way to send messages from bd CLI

## Proposed Commands

```bash
# Send message to another agent
bd message send <to-agent> <message> [options]
  --subject <subject>
  --thread-id <thread-id>     # Optional - group related messages
  --project-id <project>      # Defaults to BEADS_PROJECT_ID

# List inbox messages
bd message inbox [options]
  --limit <N>
  --unread-only

# Read specific message
bd message read <message-id>

# Mark message as acknowledged
bd message ack <message-id>
```

## Example Usage

```bash
# Send message to agent in same channel
bd message send cino-beads-stevey-macbook "Working on bd-z0yn, need your review" \
  --subject "Review request" \
  --thread-id bd-z0yn

# Check inbox
bd message inbox --unread-only

# Read and acknowledge
bd message read msg-abc123
bd message ack msg-abc123
```

## Design Notes
- Use same env vars (BEADS_AGENT_MAIL_URL, BEADS_AGENT_NAME, BEADS_PROJECT_ID)
- Graceful degradation if Agent Mail unavailable
- JSON output support for all commands
- Consider integrating with bd update/close (auto-notify on status changes)

## References
- Agent Mail README: ~/src/mcp_agent_mail/README.md
- Beads integration docs: docs/AGENT_MAIL.md

## Implementation Summary

Added four new commands to bd CLI for Agent Mail messaging:

1. `bd message send <to-agent> <message>` - Send messages to other agents
   - Flags: --subject, --thread-id, --importance, --ack-required
   - Supports markdown content
   - Thread conversations by issue ID

2. `bd message inbox` - List inbox messages
   - Flags: --limit, --unread-only, --urgent-only, --json
   - Shows subject, sender, age, importance
   - Highlights unread and ACK-required messages

3. `bd message read <message-id>` - Read and mark message as read
   - Automatically marks message as read
   - Shows message content

4. `bd message ack <message-id>` - Acknowledge a message
   - Marks message as acknowledged
   - Also marks as read if not already

## Implementation Details

- Uses JSON-RPC over HTTP to communicate with Agent Mail server
- Configuration via environment variables (BEADS_AGENT_MAIL_URL, BEADS_AGENT_NAME, BEADS_PROJECT_ID)
- Graceful error messages when Agent Mail not configured
- Full JSON output support for programmatic use
- Follows same patterns as existing bd commands

## Documentation

Updated:
- docs/AGENT_MAIL.md - Added "Messaging Commands" section with examples and best practices
- README.md - Added "Messaging (Agent Mail)" section in Usage

## Testing

- Compiles successfully
- Help output works correctly
- Ready for integration testing with Agent Mail server


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Vendor beads-merge Go code into internal/merge/

Copy beads-merge source code from @neongreen's repo into bd codebase.

**Tasks**:
- Create `internal/merge/` package
- Copy merge algorithm code
- Add attribution header to all files
- Update imports to use bd's internal types
- Add LICENSE/ATTRIBUTION file crediting @neongreen
- Keep original algorithm intact

**Source**: https://github.com/neongreen/mono/tree/main/beads-merge


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Make two-clone workflow actually work (no hacks)

TestTwoCloneCollision proves beads CANNOT handle two independent clones filing issues simultaneously. This is the basic collaborative workflow and it must work cleanly.

Test location: beads_twoclone_test.go

The test creates two git clones, both file issues with same ID (test-1), --resolve-collisions remaps clone B's to test-2, but after sync:
- Clone A has test-1="Issue from clone A", test-2="Issue from clone B"
- Clone B has test-1="Issue from clone B", test-2="Issue from clone A"

The TITLES are swapped! Both clones have 2 issues but with opposite title assignments.

We've tried many fixes (per-project daemons, auto-sync, lamport hashing, precommit hooks) but nothing has made the test pass.

Goal: Make the test pass WITHOUT hacks. The two clones should converge to identical state after sync.

**Major progress achieved!** The two-clone workflow now converges correctly.

**What was fixed:**
--3d844c58: Implemented content-hash based rename detection
- bd-64c05d00.1: Fixed test to compare content not timestamps
- Both clones now converge to identical issue databases
- test-1 and test-2 have correct titles in both clones
- No more title swapping!

**Current status (VERIFIED):**
✅ Acceptance criteria 1: TestTwoCloneCollision passes (confirmed Oct 28)
✅ Acceptance criteria 2: Both clones converge to identical issue database (content matches)
✅ Acceptance criteria 3: No manual conflict resolution required (automatic)
✅ Acceptance criteria 4: Git status clean
✅ Acceptance criteria 5: bd ready output identical (timestamps are expected difference)

**ALL ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA MET!** This issue is complete and can be closed.


Test exclusive file reservations with two agents

Simulate two agents racing to claim the same issue and verify that exclusive reservations prevent collision.

Acceptance Criteria:
- Agent A reserves bd-123 → succeeds
- Agent B tries to reserve bd-123 → fails with clear error message
- Agent B can see who has the reservation
- Reservation expires after TTL
- Agent B can claim after expiration

Successfully tested file reservations:
- Agent BrownBear reserved bd-123 → granted
- Agent ChartreuseHill tried same → conflicts returned
- System correctly prevents collision


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Agent 4 Issue 14


bd-hv01: No snapshot versioning or timestamps causes stale data usage

Problem: If sync is interrupted (crash, kill -9, power loss), stale snapshots persist indefinitely. Next sync uses stale data leading to incorrect deletions.

Fix: Add metadata to snapshots with timestamp, version, and commit SHA. Validate snapshots are recent (< 1 hour old), from compatible version, and from expected git commit.

Files: cmd/bd/deletion_tracking.go (all snapshot functions)


Test basic bd commands in WASM (init, create, list)

Compile and verify basic bd functionality works in WASM:
- Test bd init --quiet
- Test bd create with simple issue
- Test bd list --json output
- Verify SQLite database creation and queries work
- Document any runtime issues or workarounds needed


Update AGENTS.md with event-driven mode

Document BEADS_DAEMON_MODE env var. Explain opt-in during Phase 1. Add troubleshooting for watcher failures.


Add tests for daemon config module


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Base Issue 8


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Deletions not propagated across multi-workspace sync

## Problem

When working with multiple beads workspaces (clones) sharing the same git remote, deleted issues keep coming back.

## Reproduction

1. Clone A deletes issue `bd-xyz` via `bd delete bd-xyz --force`
2. Clone A daemon syncs and pushes to GitHub
3. Clone B still has `bd-xyz` in its database
4. Clone B daemon exports and pushes its JSONL
5. Clone A pulls and imports → `bd-xyz` comes back!

## Root Cause

**No deletion tracking mechanism.** The system has no way to distinguish between:
- "Issue doesn't exist in JSONL because it was deleted"
- "Issue doesn't exist in JSONL because the export is stale"

Import treats missing issues as "not in this export" rather than "explicitly deleted."

## Solution Options

1. **Tombstone records** - Keep deleted issues in JSONL with `"status":"deleted"` or `"deleted_at"` field
2. **Deletion log** - Separate `.beads/deletions.jsonl` file tracking all deleted IDs
3. **Three-way merge** - Import compares: DB state, old JSONL, new JSONL
4. **Manual conflict resolution** - Detect resurrection and prompt user

## Related

- Similar to resurrection logic for orphaned children (bd-cc4f)
- beads-merge tool handles this better with 3-way merge


Production Readiness (Optional)

Enable multi-machine deployments with containerization and monitoring.


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Fix nil pointer crash in bd export command

When running `bd export -o .beads/issues.jsonl`, the command crashes with a nil pointer dereference.

## Error
```
panic: runtime error: invalid memory address or nil pointer dereference
[signal SIGSEGV: segmentation violation code=0x2 addr=0x108 pc=0x1034456fc]

goroutine 1 [running]:
main.init.func14(0x103c24380, {0x1034a9695?, 0x4?, 0x1034a95c9?})
        /Users/stevey/src/vc/adar/beads/cmd/bd/export.go:74 +0x15c
```

## Context
- This happened after closing bd-86, bd-91, bd-92
- Auto-export from daemon still works fine
- Only the manual `bd export` command crashes
- Data was already synced via auto-export, so no data loss

## Location
File: `cmd/bd/export.go` line 74


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Handle unchecked errors (errcheck - 683 issues)

683 unchecked error returns, mostly in tests (Close, Rollback, RemoveAll). Many already excluded in config but still showing up.

Fixed all errcheck warnings in production code:
- Enabled errcheck linter (was disabled)
- Set tests: false in .golangci.yml to focus on production code
- Fixed 27 total errors in production code using Oracle guidance:
  * Database patterns: defer func() { _ = rows.Close() }() and defer func() { _ = tx.Rollback() }()
  * Best-effort closers: _ = store.Close(), _ = client.Close()
  * Proper error handling for file writes, fmt.Scanln(), os.Remove()
- All tests pass
- Only 2 "unused" linter warnings remain (not errcheck)


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Test Issue

Test description


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Create npm package structure with package.json

Set up initial npm package structure for @beads/bd:

## Files to create
- npm/package.json - Package metadata, dependencies, scripts
- npm/bin/bd - CLI wrapper script that invokes native binary
- npm/.gitignore - Ignore downloaded binaries
- npm/README.md - Installation and usage instructions

## package.json structure
- Name: @beads/bd (scoped package)
- Main: index.js (exports binary path)
- Bin: bin/bd (CLI entry point)
- Scripts: postinstall (download binary)
- Keywords: issue-tracker, cli, beads, bd
- License: MIT

## Bin wrapper
Simple Node.js script that:
- Spawns native binary with child_process.spawn
- Passes through all arguments and stdio
- Exits with binary's exit code


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Add stale socket and crash recovery for daemon

When daemon crashes (panic, OOM, signal), socket file remains and blocks new daemon start. Users must manually remove .beads/bd.sock.

Problems:
- Socket file remains after crash
- PID file remains (isDaemonRunning false positive)
- No automatic recovery
- Users get 'daemon already running' error

Location: cmd/bd/daemon.go, cmd/bd/main.go:221-311

Oracle code review identified race conditions. Improvements made:
- Moved cleanup AFTER lock acquisition (prevents unlinking live sockets)
- Added PID liveness check before removing socket
- Added stale lock detection with retry
- Tightened directory permissions to 0700
- Improved socket readiness probing with short timeouts
- Made removeOldSocket() ignore ENOENT errors

Changes eliminate race where socket could be removed during daemon startup window.


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Create cmd/bd/daemon_watcher.go (~150 LOC)

Implement FileWatcher using fsnotify to watch JSONL file and git refs. Handle platform differences (inotify/FSEvents/ReadDirectoryChangesW). Include edge case handling for file rename, event storm, watcher failure.


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Review multi-repo deletion tracking implementation

Thoroughly review the multi-repo deletion tracking fix (bd-4oob):

Files changed:
- cmd/bd/deletion_tracking.go: Added getMultiRepoJSONLPaths() helper
- cmd/bd/daemon_sync.go: Updated snapshot capture/update logic for multi-repo
- cmd/bd/deletion_tracking_test.go: Added 2 new tests (287 lines)

Review focus areas:
1. Correctness: Does getMultiRepoJSONLPaths() handle all edge cases?
2. Performance: Calling getMultiRepoJSONLPaths() 3x per sync (snapshot capture, merge, base update) - should we cache?
3. Error handling: What if some repos fail snapshot operations but others succeed?
4. Race conditions: Multiple daemons in different repos?
5. Test coverage: Are TestMultiRepoDeletionTracking and TestMultiRepoSnapshotIsolation sufficient?
6. Path handling: Absolute vs relative paths, tilde expansion

This is fresh code - needs careful review before considering deletion tracking production-ready.

Code review completed. Overall assessment: Core deletion tracking logic is sound, but error handling and path handling issues make this not yet production-ready for multi-repo scenarios.

Key findings:

CRITICAL ISSUES (Priority 1):
1. Inconsistent error handling in daemon_sync.go - snapshot/merge fail hard but base update warns. Can leave DB in inconsistent state with no rollback. See bd-sjmr.
2. No path normalization in getMultiRepoJSONLPaths() - tilde expansion, relative paths, duplicates not handled. See bd-iye7.

SHOULD FIX (Priority 2):
3. Missing test coverage for edge cases - empty paths, duplicates, partial failures. See bd-kdoh.
4. Performance - getMultiRepoJSONLPaths() called 3x per sync (minor issue). See bd-we4p.

WHAT WORKS WELL:
- Atomic file operations with PID-based temp files
- Good snapshot isolation between repos
- Race condition protection via exclusive locks
- Solid test coverage for happy path scenarios

VERDICT: Address bd-iye7 and bd-sjmr before considering deletion tracking production-ready for multi-repo mode.

Detailed review notes available in conversation history.


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Agent 1 Issue 83

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Investigate vector/semantic search for issue discovery

From GH issue #2 RFC discussion: Evaluate if vector/semantic search over issues would provide value for beads.

**Use case:** Find semantically related issues (e.g., 'login broken' finds 'authentication failure', 'session expired').

**Questions to answer:**
1. What workflows would this enable that we can't do now?
2. Is dataset size (typically 50-200 issues) large enough to benefit?
3. Do structured features (deps, tags, types) already provide better relationships?
4. What's the maintenance cost (embeddings, storage, recomputation)?

**Alternatives to consider:**
- Improve 'bd list' filtering with regex/boolean queries
- Add 'bd related <id>' showing deps + mentions + same tags
- Export to JSON and pipe to external AI tools

**Decision:** Only implement if clear use case emerges. Don't add complexity for theoretical benefits.

**Context:** Part of evaluating Turso RFC ideas (GH #2). Vector search was proposed but unclear if needed for typical beads usage.


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bd uses wrong default prefix when database filename indicates different prefix

When creating issues without explicit --id flag, bd defaults to 'bd-' prefix even when the database filename and existing issues use a different prefix (e.g., 'wy-').


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Add coverage threshold to CI pipeline

Current CI runs tests with coverage but doesn't enforce minimum threshold. Add step to fail if coverage drops below target.

Current coverage: 60%
Recommended thresholds:
- Warn: 55%
- Fail: 50%

This prevents coverage regression while allowing gradual improvement toward 80% target for 1.0.

Implementation:
1. Add coverage check step after test run
2. Use 'go tool cover -func=coverage.out' to get total
3. Parse percentage and compare to threshold
4. Optionally: Use codecov's built-in threshold features

Related to test coverage improvement work (upcoming issue).


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bd validate - Comprehensive health check

Run all validation checks in one command.

Checks:
- Duplicates
- Orphaned dependencies
- Test pollution
- Git conflicts

Supports --fix-all for auto-repair.

Depends on bd-cbed9619.1, bd-0dcea000, bd-31aab707, bd-9826b69a.

Files: cmd/bd/validate.go (new)


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Fix import failure on missing parent issues

Import process fails atomically when JSONL references deleted parent issues. Implement hybrid solution: topological sorting + parent resurrection to handle deleted parents gracefully while maintaining referential integrity. See docs/import-bug-analysis-bd-3xq.md for full analysis.


Investigate and upgrade to modernc.org/sqlite 1.39.1+

We had to pin modernc.org/sqlite to v1.38.2 due to a FOREIGN KEY constraint regression in v1.39.1 (SQLite 3.50.4).

**Issue:** [deleted:bd-47], GH #144

**Symptom:** CloseIssue fails with "FOREIGN KEY constraint failed (787)" when called via MCP/daemon, but works fine via CLI.

**Root Cause:** Unknown - likely stricter FK enforcement in SQLite 3.50.4 or modernc.org wrapper changes.

**Workaround:** Pinned to v1.38.2 (SQLite 3.49.x)

**TODO:**
1. Monitor modernc.org/sqlite releases for fixes
2. Check SQLite 3.50.5+ changelogs for FK-related fixes
3. Investigate why daemon mode fails but CLI succeeds (connection reuse? transaction isolation?)
4. Consider filing upstream issue with reproducible test case
5. Upgrade when safe


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Stress test: event storm handling

Simulate 100+ rapid JSONL writes. Verify debouncer batches to single import. Verify no data loss. Test daemon stability.


Agent 2 Issue 33

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Agent 1 Issue 98


Rapid 5


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Standardize daemon detection: use tryDaemonLock probe before RPC

Before attempting RPC connection, call tryDaemonLock() to check if lock is held:
- If lock NOT held: skip RPC attempt (no daemon running)
- If lock IS held: proceed with RPC + short timeout

This is extremely cheap and eliminates unnecessary connection attempts.

Apply across all client entry points that probe for daemon.


Investigate CWD propagation from Claude Code/Amp to MCP server

## Implementation Complete (2025-10-17)

Implemented PATH 1 (Simple Context Management) from the recommended solutions.

### What Was Built

Added two new MCP tools to beads-mcp:

1. **set_context(workspace_root)** - Sets workspace root and discovers database
   - Resolves to git repo root automatically
   - Walks up tree to find `.beads/*.db`
   - Sets env vars: BEADS_WORKING_DIR, BEADS_DB, BEADS_CONTEXT_SET

2. **where_am_i()** - Shows current context for debugging
   - Returns workspace root, database path, actor

3. **@require_context decorator** - Guards all write operations
   - Only enforced when BEADS_REQUIRE_CONTEXT=1 env var is set
   - Ensures context is set before create/update/close/reopen/dep/init
   - Backward compatible (off by default)

### Implementation Details

- File: `integrations/beads-mcp/src/beads_mcp/server.py`
- Tests: All existing tests pass (103/104)
- Documentation: `integrations/beads-mcp/CONTEXT_MANAGEMENT.md`

### Key Discovery: Environment Variable Limitation

**FastMCP architectural constraint:** Environment variables don't persist between tool calls in the current MCP protocol/FastMCP implementation.

This means:
- `set_context` works within its own tool call
- Subsequent tools may not see the env vars
- True session state would require MCP protocol changes

### Current Status

**Partial solution delivered:**
✅ Tools exist and work correctly
✅ Can be used for explicit context management
✅ Provides visibility (where_am_i)
✅ Guards against accidental misrouting (when enabled)
⚠ Limited by MCP protocol's stateless nature

**For production use:** Continue with current workaround (explicit BEADS_DB per MCP server config) until:
1. MCP protocol adds session state support, OR
2. We implement daemon RPC with per-request cwd (PATH 1.5), OR
3. Client implementations can pass context with every tool call

### Next Steps

**Immediate (keep current workaround):**
- Use single MCP server with explicit BEADS_DB in config
- Set BEADS_REQUIRE_CONTEXT=1 for safety
- Call set_context at session start (even if env vars don't persist, it validates paths)

**Medium-term (if needed):**
- Implement PATH 1.5: Add cwd parameter to daemon RPC protocol
- Update MCP server to use daemon client instead of direct CLI calls
- Per-request context routing via daemon

**Long-term (if >50 repos):**
- Implement PATH 2: Advanced routing daemon with repo→DB index

## Original Notes
[Previous investigation notes preserved above...]


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Add visual indicators for nodes with multiple parents in dep tree

When a node appears in the dependency tree via multiple paths (diamond dependencies), add a visual indicator like (*) or (multiple parents) to help users understand the graph structure. This would make it clear when deduplication has occurred. Example: 'bd-503: Shared dependency (*) [P1] (open)'


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Feature P1


Test dependency parent


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Measure git operation reduction

Quantify the reduction in git operations (pulls, commits, pushes) when using Agent Mail for coordination.

Acceptance Criteria:
- Baseline: count git ops for 10 issues without Agent Mail
- With Agent Mail: count git ops for 10 issues
- Document reduction percentage
- Verify 70-80% reduction claim
- Measure impact on .git directory size growth

Success Metric: ≥70% reduction in git operations


Debug MCP Agent Mail tool execution errors

**EXTERNAL WORK**: Debug the standalone MCP Agent Mail server (separate from beads integration).

The Agent Mail server runs as an independent service at ~/src/mcp_agent_mail. This is NOT beads code - it's a separate GitHub project we're evaluating for optional coordination features.

Current Issue:
- MCP API endpoint returns errors when calling ensure_project tool
- Error: "Server encountered an unexpected error while executing tool"
- Core HTTP server works, web UI functional, but tool wrapper layer fails

Server Details:
- Location: ~/src/mcp_agent_mail (separate repo)
- Repository: https://github.com/Dicklesworthstone/mcp_agent_mail
- Runs on: http://127.0.0.1:8765
- Bearer token: In .env file

Investigation Steps:
1. Check tool execution logs for full stack trace
2. Verify Git storage initialization at ~/.mcp_agent_mail_git_mailbox_repo
3. Review database setup (storage.sqlite3)
4. Test with simpler MCP tools if available
5. Compare with working test cases in tests/

Why This Matters:
- Blocks [deleted:bd-6hji] (testing file reservations)
- Need working MCP API to validate Agent Mail benefits
- Proof of concept for lightweight beads integration later

Note: The actual beads integration (bd-wfmw) will be lightweight HTTP client code only.


Support --parent flag in daemon mode

Added support for hierarchical child issue creation using --parent flag in daemon mode. Previously only worked in direct mode.


Update MCP server for hash IDs

Update beads-mcp server to support hash IDs and aliases.

## Changes Needed

### 1. MCP Function Signatures (No Change)
Functions already use issue IDs as strings, so they work with hash IDs:

```python
# These already work!
beads_show(issue_id: str)           # Accepts bd-af78e9a2 or #42
beads_update(issue_id: str, ...)    # Accepts both formats
beads_close(issue_ids: List[str])   # Accepts both formats
```

### 2. Add Alias Resolution Helper
File: integrations/beads-mcp/src/beads_mcp/server.py

```python
def resolve_issue_id(issue_id: str) -> str:
    """Resolve alias to hash ID if needed."""
    # Hash ID: pass through
    if issue_id.startswith('bd-') and len(issue_id) == 11:
        return issue_id

    # Alias: #42 or 42
    alias_str = issue_id.lstrip('#')
    try:
        alias = int(alias_str)
        # Call bd to resolve
        result = subprocess.run(
            ['bd', 'alias', 'find', f'bd-{alias}'],
            capture_output=True, text=True
        )
        if result.returncode == 0:
            return result.stdout.strip()
    except ValueError:
        pass

    # Invalid format
    raise ValueError(f"Invalid issue ID: {issue_id}")
```

### 3. Update Response Formatting
Show aliases in responses:

```python
@server.call_tool()
async def beads_show(issue_id: str) -> List[TextContent]:
    resolved_id = resolve_issue_id(issue_id)

    result = subprocess.run(['bd', 'show', resolved_id], ...)

    # Parse response and add alias info
    # Format: "bd-af78e9a2 (alias: #42)"
    ...
```

### 4. Add beads_alias_* Functions

```python
@server.call_tool()
async def beads_alias_list() -> List[TextContent]:
    """List all alias mappings."""
    result = subprocess.run(['bd', 'alias', 'list'], ...)
    return [TextContent(type="text", text=result.stdout)]

@server.call_tool()
async def beads_alias_set(alias: int, issue_id: str) -> List[TextContent]:
    """Manually assign alias to issue."""
    result = subprocess.run(['bd', 'alias', 'set', str(alias), issue_id], ...)
    return [TextContent(type="text", text=result.stdout)]

@server.call_tool()
async def beads_alias_compact() -> List[TextContent]:
    """Compact aliases to fill gaps."""
    result = subprocess.run(['bd', 'alias', 'compact'], ...)
    return [TextContent(type="text", text=result.stdout)]
```

### 5. Update Documentation
File: integrations/beads-mcp/README.md

```markdown
## Issue IDs (v2.0+)

The MCP server accepts both hash IDs and aliases:

```python
# Using hash IDs
await beads_show(issue_id="bd-af78e9a2")

# Using aliases
await beads_show(issue_id="#42")
await beads_show(issue_id="42")  # Shorthand
```

## Alias Management

New functions for alias control:

- `beads_alias_list()` - List all alias mappings
- `beads_alias_set(alias, issue_id)` - Manually assign alias
- `beads_alias_compact()` - Compact aliases to fill gaps

## Migration

After migrating to hash IDs:
1. Update beads-mcp: `pip install --upgrade beads-mcp`
2. Restart MCP server
3. All existing workflows continue to work
```

### 6. Version Compatibility
Detect and handle both v1.x and v2.0 formats:

```python
def detect_beads_version() -> str:
    """Detect if beads is using sequential or hash IDs."""
    result = subprocess.run(['bd', 'list', '-n', '1'], ...)
    first_id = parse_first_issue_id(result.stdout)

    if first_id.startswith('bd-') and len(first_id) > 11:
        return '2.0'  # Hash ID
    else:
        return '1.x'  # Sequential ID

# On startup
beads_version = detect_beads_version()
logger.info(f"Detected beads version: {beads_version}")
```

## Testing

### Unit Tests
File: integrations/beads-mcp/tests/test_hash_ids.py

```python
def test_resolve_hash_id():
    """Hash IDs pass through unchanged."""
    assert resolve_issue_id("bd-af78e9a2") == "bd-af78e9a2"

def test_resolve_alias():
    """Aliases resolve to hash IDs."""
    # Mock bd alias find command
    assert resolve_issue_id("#42") == "bd-af78e9a2"
    assert resolve_issue_id("42") == "bd-af78e9a2"

def test_invalid_id():
    """Invalid IDs raise ValueError."""
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        resolve_issue_id("invalid")
```

### Integration Tests
```python
async def test_show_with_hash_id(mcp_server):
    result = await mcp_server.beads_show(issue_id="bd-af78e9a2")
    assert "bd-af78e9a2" in result[0].text

async def test_show_with_alias(mcp_server):
    result = await mcp_server.beads_show(issue_id="#42")
    assert "bd-af78e9a2" in result[0].text  # Resolved
```

## Backward Compatibility
The MCP server should work with both:
- Beads v1.x (sequential IDs)
- Beads v2.0+ (hash IDs)

Detection happens at runtime based on issue ID format.

## Files to Modify
- integrations/beads-mcp/src/beads_mcp/server.py
- integrations/beads-mcp/README.md
- integrations/beads-mcp/tests/test_hash_ids.py (new)
- integrations/beads-mcp/pyproject.toml (bump version)

## Deployment
```bash
cd integrations/beads-mcp
# Bump version to 2.0.0
poetry version 2.0.0
# Publish to PyPI
poetry publish --build
```


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Fix `bd sync` failure due to daemon auto-export timestamp skew

`bd sync` fails with false-positive "JSONL is newer than database" after daemon auto-export.
Root Cause: Daemon exports local changes to JSONL, updating its timestamp. `bd sync` sees JSONL.mtime > DB.mtime and assumes external changes, blocking export.
Proposed Fixes:
1. `bd sync` auto-imports if timestamp matches but content differs (or just auto-imports).
2. Content-based comparison instead of timestamp only.


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SearchIssues N+1 query causes context timeout with GetLabels

scanIssues() calls GetLabels in a loop for every issue, causing N+1 queries and context deadline exceeded errors when used with short timeouts or in-memory databases. This is especially problematic since SearchIssues already supports label filtering via SQL WHERE clauses.


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Add visibility for auto-flush failures

flushToJSONL() writes warnings to stderr when flush fails, but calling code has no way to know if flush succeeded or failed. This means a command could return success even though JSONL is now out of sync. Consider maintaining a 'last flush status' variable or counter for failed flushes, and warn user after multiple consecutive failures (e.g., 3+). Located in cmd/bd/main.go:227-307.


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Implement topological sort for import ordering

Refactor upsertIssues() to sort issues by hierarchy depth before batch creation. Ensures parents are created before children, fixing latent bug where parent-child pairs in same batch can fail if ordered wrong. Sort by dot count, create in depth-order batches (0→1→2→3).


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bd import should create database if it doesn't exist

When running 'bd import file.jsonl' and the database doesn't exist, the command reports '0 created, 0 updated' but doesn't actually create the database file. This makes it confusing to reset/recreate a database from JSONL.

Expected behavior: If .beads/vc.db doesn't exist, 'bd import .beads/issues.jsonl' should:
1. Create the database file
2. Initialize the schema
3. Import all issues from the JSONL

Current workaround: Restore an old database first, then import updates it.

Use case: During VC dogfooding, we wanted to recreate the database with updated schema after schema.go changes. The workflow should be:
1. mv .beads/vc.db .beads/vc.db.backup
2. bd import .beads/issues.jsonl  # Should create fresh DB
3. Ready to go

Instead, step 2 silently does nothing.


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Optimize reference updates to avoid loading all issues into memory

In updateReferences(), we call SearchIssues with no filter to get ALL issues for updating references. For large databases (10k+ issues), this loads everything into memory. Options: 1) Use batched processing with LIMIT/OFFSET, 2) Use SQL UPDATE with REPLACE() directly, 3) Stream results instead of loading all at once. Located in collision.go:266


Concurrent Issue


Make auto-flush debounce duration configurable

flushDebounce is hardcoded to 5 seconds. Make it configurable via environment variable BEADS_FLUSH_DEBOUNCE (e.g., '500ms', '10s'). Current 5-second value is reasonable for interactive use, but CI/automated scenarios might want faster flush. Add getDebounceDuration() helper function. Located in cmd/bd/main.go:31.


Add orphan detection migration

Create migration to detect orphaned children in existing databases. Query: SELECT id FROM issues WHERE id LIKE '%.%' AND substr(id, 1, instr(id || '.', '.') - 1) NOT IN (SELECT id FROM issues). Log results, let user decide action (delete orphans or convert to top-level).


Extract daemon lifecycle functions to daemon_lifecycle.go


Document bd-wasm installation and usage

Create documentation for bd-wasm:
- Update README with npm installation instructions
- Add troubleshooting section for WASM-specific issues
- Document known limitations vs native bd
- Add examples for Claude Code Web sandbox usage
- Update INSTALLING.md with bd-wasm option


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Create WASM build infrastructure (Makefile, scripts)

Set up build tooling for WASM compilation:
- Add GOOS=js GOARCH=wasm build target
- Copy wasm_exec.js from Go distribution
- Create wrapper script for Node.js execution
- Add build task to Makefile or build script


Switch from modernc.org/sqlite to ncruces/go-sqlite3 for WASM support

modernc.org/sqlite depends on modernc.org/libc which has no js/wasm support (platform-specific syscalls). Need to switch to ncruces/go-sqlite3 which wraps a WASM build of SQLite using wazero runtime.

Key differences:
- ncruces/go-sqlite3: Uses WASM build of SQLite + wazero runtime
- modernc.org/sqlite: Pure Go translation, requires libc for syscalls

This is a prerequisite for bd-62a0 (WASM build infrastructure).


Optimize CLI test suite - eliminate redundant git init calls

Current: Each of 13 CLI tests calls git init (31s total). Solution: Use single test binary built once in init(), skip git operations where possible, or use mock filesystem.


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Test child issue


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Implement "bd daemons logs" subcommand

Add command to view daemon logs for a specific workspace. Requires daemon logging to file (may need separate issue for log infrastructure).


Add template support for issue creation

Support creating issues from predefined templates to streamline common workflows like epics, bug reports, or feature proposals.

Example usage:
  bd create --from-template epic "Phase 3 Features"
  bd create --from-template bug "Login failure"
  bd template list
  bd template create epic

Templates should include:
- Pre-filled description structure
- Suggested priority and type
- Common labels
- Design/acceptance criteria sections

Implementation notes:
- Store templates in .beads/templates/ directory
- Support YAML or JSON format
- Ship with built-in templates (epic, bug, feature)
- Allow custom project-specific templates


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Measure notification latency vs git sync

Benchmark end-to-end latency for status updates to propagate between agents using both methods.

Acceptance Criteria:
- Measure git sync latency (commit → push → pull → import)
- Measure Agent Mail latency (send_message → fetch_inbox)
- Document latency distribution (p50, p95, p99)
- Verify <100ms claim for Agent Mail
- Compare against 1-5s baseline for git

Success Metric: Agent Mail latency < 100ms, git sync latency > 1000ms

Latency benchmark completed. Results documented in latency_results.md:
- Git sync: 2000-5000ms (full cycle with network)
- Agent Mail: <100ms (HTTP API round-trip)
- Confirms 20-50x latency reduction claim


Implement resource limits and connection pooling

Add configurable limits for connections, file descriptors, and memory usage.


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Integration test: mutation to export latency

Measure time from bd create to JSONL update. Verify <500ms latency. Test with multiple rapid mutations to verify batching.


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bd repair-deps - Orphaned dependency cleaner

Find and fix orphaned dependency references.

Implementation:
- Scan all issues for dependencies pointing to non-existent issues
- Report orphaned refs
- Auto-fix with --fix flag
- Interactive mode with --interactive

Files: cmd/bd/repair_deps.go (new)


Add tests for internal/importer package

Currently 0.0% coverage. Need tests for JSONL import logic including collision detection and resolution.


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bd renumber removes issues with different prefix than majority

The 'bd renumber' command appears to remove issues that have a different prefix than the majority of issues.

Reproduction:
1. Database has 115 vc- issues and 2 bd- issues (bd-95, bd-96)
2. Run: bd renumber --force
3. Result: Only vc- issues remain, bd-95 and bd-96 are deleted

Expected: All issues should be renumbered, regardless of prefix
Actual: Issues with minority prefix are removed

Evidence:
- Before renumber: 117 issues total (115 vc-, 2 bd-)
- After renumber: 115 issues total (115 vc-, 0 bd-)
- bd-95 was 'Fix compilation errors in mission orchestrator test' (closed)
- bd-96 was 'Fix bool pointer literal errors' (in_progress)

This is data loss - active work (bd-96 was in_progress) was silently deleted.

Not a bug - mixed prefixes in one database is user error. Filed bd-110 for proper validation instead.


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Use in-memory filesystem for test git operations

Use tmpfs/ramdisk for git operations in tests to reduce I/O overhead.

Options:
1. Mount /tmp as tmpfs in CI (GitHub Actions supports this)
2. Use Go's testing.TB.TempDir() which may already use tmpfs on some systems
3. Explicitly create ramdisk for tests on macOS

Expected savings: 20-30% reduction in git operation time


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Add TestThreeCloneCollision for regression protection

Add a 3-clone collision test to document behavior and provide regression protection.

Purpose:
- Verify content convergence regardless of sync order
- Document the ID non-determinism behavior (IDs may be assigned differently based on sync order)
- Provide regression protection for multi-way collisions

Test design:
- 3 clones create same ID with different content
- Test two different sync orders (A→B→C vs C→A→B)
- Assert content sets match (ignore specific ID assignments)
- Add comment explaining ID non-determinism is expected behavior

Known limitation:
- Content always converges correctly (all issues present with correct titles)
- Numeric ID assignments (test-2 vs test-3) depend on sync order
- This is acceptable if content convergence is the primary goal


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Create shared insert/event/dirty helpers

Create issues.go (insertIssue/insertIssues), events.go (recordCreatedEvent/recordCreatedEvents), dirty.go (markDirty/markDirtyBatch). Refactor single and bulk create paths to use these.


Fix autoimport tests for content-hash collision scoring

## Overview
Three autoimport tests are failing after [deleted:bd-cbed9619.4] because they expect behavior based on the old reference-counting collision resolution, but the system now uses deterministic content-hash scoring.

## Failing Tests
1. `TestAutoImportMultipleCollisionsRemapped` - expects local versions preserved
2. `TestAutoImportAllCollisionsRemapped` - expects local versions preserved
3. `TestAutoImportCollisionRemapMultipleFields` - expects specific collision resolution behavior

## Root Cause
These tests were written when ScoreCollisions used reference counting to determine which version to keep. Now it uses content-hash comparison (introduced in commit 2e87329), which produces different but deterministic results.

## Example
Old behavior: Issue with more references would be kept
New behavior: Issue with lexicographically lower content hash is kept

## Solution
Update each test to:
1. Verify the new content-hash based behavior is correct
2. Check that the remapped issue (not necessarily local/remote) has the expected content
3. Ensure dependencies are preserved on the correct remapped issue

## Acceptance Criteria
- All three autoimport tests pass
- Tests verify content-hash determinism (same collision always resolves the same way)
- Tests check dependency preservation on remapped issues
- Test documentation explains content-hash scoring expectations

## Files to Modify
- `cmd/bd/autoimport_collision_test.go`

## Testing
Run: `go test ./cmd/bd -run "TestAutoImport.*Collision" -v`


Update LINTING.md with current baseline

After cleanup, document the remaining acceptable baseline in LINTING.md so we can track regression.


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Handle missing JSONL directory in findJSONLPath

findJSONLPath() assumes the database directory exists. If someone runs bd init to create a new database but the .beads directory doesn't exist yet, the glob operations might fail silently. Add os.MkdirAll(dbDir, 0755) to ensure directory exists before globbing. Located in cmd/bd/main.go:188-201.


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Add Agent Mail to QUICKSTART.md

Mention Agent Mail as optional advanced feature in quickstart guide.

File: docs/QUICKSTART.md


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Add cross-type cycle detection warnings to dependency operations

When adding a dependency with 'bd dep add', run DetectCycles() afterwards and warn users if any cycles exist (across all dependency types, not just 'blocks'). This provides visibility into circular dependencies without blocking the operation.

Current behavior: bd PREVENTS cycles (errors out). This issue wants to ALLOW cycles but WARN.

Decision: Current behavior is better. Cycles break the ready work algorithm and dep tree visualization. Prevention is safer than warnings users might ignore.

Code at dep.go:70-92 has cycle detection but it's unreachable - AddDependency errors before that code runs.

Recommend closing as won't-do or changing requirement to match current behavior.


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bd import fails on duplicate external_ref with no resolution options

When JSONL contains duplicate external_ref values (e.g., two issues both have external_ref='BS-170'), bd import fails entirely with no resolution options.

User must manually edit JSONL to remove duplicates, which is error-prone.

Example error:
```
batch import contains duplicate external_ref values:
external_ref 'BS-170' appears in issues: [opal-39 opal-43]
```

Should handle this similar to duplicate issue detection - offer to merge, pick one, or clear duplicates.


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Agent 3 Issue 73


Centralize error handling patterns in storage layer

80+ instances of inconsistent error handling across sqlite.go with mix of %w, %v, and no wrapping.

Location: internal/storage/sqlite/sqlite.go (throughout)

Problem:
- Some use fmt.Errorf("op failed: %w", err) - correct wrapping
- Some use fmt.Errorf("op failed: %v", err) - loses error chain
- Some return err directly - no context
- Hard to debug production issues
- Can't distinguish error types

Solution: Create internal/storage/sqlite/errors.go:
- Define sentinel errors (ErrNotFound, ErrInvalidID, etc.)
- Create wrapDBError(op string, err error) helper
- Convert sql.ErrNoRows to ErrNotFound
- Always wrap with operation context

Impact: Lost error context; inconsistent messages; hard to debug

Effort: 5-7 hours


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Test plugin installation and functionality

Verify the plugin works end-to-end.

Test cases:
- Fresh installation via /plugin command
- All slash commands work correctly
- MCP server tools are accessible
- Configuration options work
- Documentation is accurate
- Works in both terminal and VS Code


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Add performance benchmarks document

Document actual performance metrics with hyperfine tests


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Test epic 2


Support separate branch for beads commits

Allow beads to commit to a separate branch (e.g., beads-metadata) using git worktrees to support protected main branch workflows.

Solves GitHub Issue #205 - Users need to protect main branch while maintaining beads workflow.

Key advantages:
- Works on any git platform
- Main branch stays protected
- No disruption to user's working directory
- Backward compatible (opt-in via config)
- Minimal disk overhead (sparse checkout)

Total estimate: 17-24 days (4-6 weeks with parallel work)


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Add "bd daemons" command for multi-daemon management

Add a new "bd daemons" command with subcommands to manage daemon processes across all beads repositories/worktrees. Should show all running daemons with metadata (version, workspace, uptime, last sync), allow stopping/restarting individual daemons, auto-clean stale processes, view logs, and show exclusive lock status.


Add tests for daemon vs non-daemon parity in list filters

After bd-o43 RPC integration, we need tests to verify daemon mode behaves identically to direct mode for all new filter flags.

Test coverage needed:
- Pattern matching: --title-contains, --desc-contains, --notes-contains
- Date ranges: all 6 date filter flags (created/updated/closed after/before)
- Empty/null checks: --empty-description, --no-assignee, --no-labels
- Priority ranges: --priority-min, --priority-max
- Status normalization: --status all vs no status flag
- Date parsing: YYYY-MM-DD, RFC3339, and error cases
- Backward compat: deprecated --label flag still works

Oracle review findings (bd-o43):
- Date parsing should support multiple formats
- Status 'all' should be treated as unset
- NoLabels field was missing from RPC protocol
- Error messages should be clear and actionable

Test approach:
- Create RPC integration tests in internal/rpc/server_issues_epics_test.go
- Compare daemon client.List() vs direct store.SearchIssues() for same filters
- Verify error messages match between modes
- Test with real daemon instance, not just unit tests


bd message: Fix inefficient client-side filtering for --unread-only


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Issue to reopen with reason


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Add merge helper commands (bd sync --merge)

Add commands to merge beads branch back to main.

Tasks:
- Implement bd sync --merge command
- Implement bd sync --status command
- Implement bd sync --auto-merge (optional, for automation)
- Detect merge conflicts and provide guidance
- Show commit diff between branches
- Verify main branch is clean before merge
- Push merged changes to remote

Estimated effort: 2-3 days


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Test: N-clone scenario with hash IDs (no collisions)

Comprehensive test to verify hash IDs eliminate collision problems.

## Test: TestHashIDsNClones

### Purpose
Verify that N clones can work offline and sync without ID collisions using hash IDs.

### Test Scenario
```
Setup:
- 1 bare remote repo
- 5 clones (A, B, C, D, E)

Offline Work:
- Each clone creates 10 issues with different titles
- No coordination, no network access
- Total: 50 unique issues

Sync:
- Clones sync in random order
- Each pull/import other clones' issues

Expected Result:
- All 5 clones converge to 50 issues
- Zero ID collisions
- Zero remapping needed
- Alias conflicts resolved deterministically
```

### Implementation
File: cmd/bd/beads_hashid_test.go (new)

```go
func TestHashIDsFiveClones(t *testing.T) {
    tmpDir := t.TempDir()
    remoteDir := setupBareRepo(t, tmpDir)

    // Setup 5 clones
    clones := make(map[string]string)
    for _, name := range []string{"A", "B", "C", "D", "E"} {
        clones[name] = setupClone(t, tmpDir, remoteDir, name)
    }

    // Each clone creates 10 issues offline
    for name, dir := range clones {
        for i := 0; i < 10; i++ {
            createIssue(t, dir, fmt.Sprintf("%s-issue-%d", name, i))
        }
        // No sync yet!
    }

    // Sync in random order
    syncOrder := []string{"C", "A", "E", "B", "D"}
    for _, name := range syncOrder {
        syncClone(t, clones[name], name)
    }

    // Final convergence round
    for _, name := range []string{"A", "B", "C", "D", "E"} {
        finalPull(t, clones[name], name)
    }

    // Verify all clones have all 50 issues
    for name, dir := range clones {
        issues := getIssues(t, dir)
        if len(issues) != 50 {
            t.Errorf("Clone %s: expected 50 issues, got %d", name, len(issues))
        }

        // Verify all issue IDs are hash-based
        for _, issue := range issues {
            if !strings.HasPrefix(issue.ID, "bd-") || len(issue.ID) != 11 {
                t.Errorf("Invalid hash ID: %s", issue.ID)
            }
        }
    }

    // Verify no collision resolution occurred
    // (This would be in logs if it happened)

    t.Log("✓ All 5 clones converged to 50 issues with zero collisions")
}
```

### Edge Case Tests

#### Test: Hash Collision Detection (Artificial)
```go
func TestHashCollisionDetection(t *testing.T) {
    // Artificially inject collision by mocking hash function
    // Verify system detects and handles it
}
```

#### Test: Alias Conflicts Resolved Deterministically
```go
func TestAliasConflictsNClones(t *testing.T) {
    // Two clones assign same alias to different issues
    // Verify deterministic resolution (content-hash ordering)
    // Verify all clones converge to same alias assignments
}
```

#### Test: Mixed Sequential and Hash IDs (Should Fail)
```go
func TestMixedIDsRejected(t *testing.T) {
    // Try to import JSONL with sequential IDs into hash-ID database
    // Verify error or warning
}
```

### Performance Test

#### Benchmark: Hash ID Generation
```go
func BenchmarkHashIDGeneration(b *testing.B) {
    for i := 0; i < b.N; i++ {
        GenerateHashID("title", "description", time.Now(), "workspace-id")
    }
}

// Expected: < 1μs per generation
```

#### Benchmark: N-Clone Convergence Time
```go
func BenchmarkNCloneConvergence(b *testing.B) {
    for _, n := range []int{3, 5, 10, 20} {
        b.Run(fmt.Sprintf("N=%d", n), func(b *testing.B) {
            // Measure total convergence time
        })
    }
}

// Expected: Linear scaling O(N)
```

### Acceptance Criteria
- TestHashIDsFiveClones passes reliably (10/10 runs)
- Zero ID collisions in any scenario
- All clones converge in single round (not multi-round like old system)
- Alias conflicts resolved deterministically
- Performance benchmarks meet targets (<1μs hash gen)

## Files to Create
- cmd/bd/beads_hashid_test.go

## Comparison to Old System
This test replaces:
- TestTwoCloneCollision (bd-71107098) - no longer needed
- TestThreeCloneCollision (bd-cbed9619) - no longer needed
- TestFiveCloneCollision (bd-a40f374f) - no longer needed

Old system required complex collision resolution and multi-round convergence.
New system: single-round convergence with zero collisions.


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Comment test


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Create npm package structure for bd-wasm

Set up npm package for distribution:
- Create package.json with bd-wasm name
- Bundle bd.wasm + wasm_exec.js
- Create CLI wrapper (bin/bd) that invokes WASM
- Add installation scripts if needed
- Configure package for Claude Code Web sandbox compatibility


Add 'new' as alias for 'create' command


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Frontend task


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bd-hv01: Add comprehensive edge case tests for deletion tracking

Need to add tests for: corrupted snapshot file, stale snapshot (> 1 hour), concurrent sync operations (daemon + manual), partial deletion failure, empty remote JSONL, multi-repo mode with deletions, git worktree scenario.

Also refine TestDeletionWithLocalModification to check for specific conflict error instead of accepting any error.

Files: cmd/bd/deletion_tracking_test.go


Workaround for FastMCP outputSchema bug in Claude Code

The beads MCP server (v0.23.1) successfully connects to Claude Code, but all tools fail to load with a schema validation error due to a bug in FastMCP 2.13.1.

Error: "Invalid literal value, expected \"object\"" in outputSchema.

Root Cause: FastMCP generates outputSchema with $ref at root level without "type": "object" for self-referential models (Issue).

Workaround: Use slash commands (/beads:ready) or wait for FastMCP fix.


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Add t.Parallel() to slow hash multiclone tests

Add t.Parallel() to TestHashIDs_MultiCloneConverge and TestHashIDs_IdenticalContentDedup so they run concurrently.

Expected savings: ~10 seconds (from 20s to ~11s)

Implementation:
- Add t.Parallel() call at start of each test function
- Verify tests don't share resources that would cause conflicts
- Run tests to confirm they work in parallel

File: beads_hash_multiclone_test.go:34, :101


bd info shows 'auto_start_disabled' even when daemon is crashed/missing


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Create Claude Code plugin for beads

Package beads as a Claude Code plugin for easy installation via /plugin command.

Context: GitHub issue #28 - https://github.com/steveyegge/beads/issues/28

Current state:
- MCP server exists in integrations/beads-mcp/
- No plugin packaging yet

Deliverables:
1. .claude-plugin/plugin.json with metadata
2. .claude-plugin/marketplace.json for distribution
3. Custom slash commands (/bd-ready, /bd-create, /bd-show, etc.)
4. Bundle MCP server configuration
5. Optional: Pre-configured hooks for auto-sync
6. Documentation for installation and usage

Benefits:
- Makes beads instantly discoverable in Claude Code ecosystem
- Single-command installation vs. manual setup
- Bundled cohesive experience
- Lowers adoption barrier significantly

References:
- https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-code-plugins
- https://docs.claude.com/en/docs/claude-code/plugins


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Support local-only git repos without remote origin

Daemon crashes when working with local git repos that don't have origin remote configured. Should gracefully degrade to local-only mode: skip git pull/push operations but maintain daemon features (RPC server, auto-flush, JSONL export).


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Windows binaries lack SQLite support (GH #253)

Windows users installing via install.ps1 get "sql: unknown driver sqlite" error. Root cause: GoReleaser was building with CGO_ENABLED=0, which excludes SQLite driver.

Fixed by:
1. Enabling CGO in .goreleaser.yml
2. Installing MinGW cross-compiler in release workflow
3. Splitting builds per platform to set correct CC for Windows

Needs new release to fix for users.


Issue with labels

This is a description


Import fails on same-content-different-ID instead of treating as update

## Problem

The importer still has rename detection (importer.go:482-500) that triggers when same content hash has different IDs. With hash IDs, this shouldn't happen, but when it does (test data, bugs, legacy data), the import fails:

```
failed to handle rename bd-ce75 -> bd-5a90: rename collision handling removed - should not occur with hash IDs
```

## Current Behavior

1. Importer finds same content hash with different IDs
2. Calls handleRename() (line 490)
3. handleRename() errors out (line 294): "rename collision handling removed"
4. Import fails

## Expected Behavior

Same content hash + different IDs should be treated as an **update**, not a rename:
- Keep existing ID (already in database)
- Update fields if incoming has newer timestamp
- Discard incoming ID (it's wrong - hash should have generated same ID)

## Impact

- Import fails on legitimate edge cases (test data, data corruption)
- Cryptic error message
- Blocks sync operations

## Fix

In handleRename() or import loop, instead of erroring:
```go
// Same content, different ID - treat as update
if incoming.UpdatedAt.After(existing.UpdatedAt) {
    existing.Status = incoming.Status
    // ... copy other fields
    s.UpdateIssue(ctx, existing)
}
result.Updated++
```

## Files
- internal/importer/importer.go:271-294 (handleRename)
- internal/importer/importer.go:482-500 (rename detection)

## Repro
Import JSONL with bd-ce75 and bd-5a90 (both "Test parent issue" but different content hashes).


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Optimize test suite performance - cut runtime by 50%+

## Problem
Test suite takes ~20.8 seconds, with 95% of time spent in just 2 tests:
- TestHashIDs_MultiCloneConverge: 11.08s (53%)
- TestHashIDs_IdenticalContentDedup: 8.78s (42%)

Both tests in beads_hash_multiclone_test.go perform extensive Git operations (bare repos, multiple clones, sync rounds).

## Goal
Cut total test time by at least 50% (to ~10 seconds or less).

## Analysis
Tests already have some optimizations:
- --shared --depth=1 --no-tags for fast cloning
- Disabled hooks, gc, fsync
- Support -short flag

## Impact
- Faster development feedback loop
- Reduced CI costs and time
- Better developer experience


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Detect and warn about outdated git hooks

Users may have outdated git hooks installed that reference removed flags (e.g., --resolve-collisions). bd should detect this and warn users to reinstall.


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Research Go WASM compilation and modernc.org/sqlite WASM support

Investigate technical requirements for compiling bd to WASM:
- Verify modernc.org/sqlite has working js/wasm support
- Identify Go stdlib limitations in WASM (syscalls, file I/O, etc.)
- Research wasm_exec.js runtime and Node.js integration
- Document any API differences between native and WASM builds


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Fix Homebrew warning about Ruby file location

Homebrew warning: Found Ruby file outside steveyegge/beads tap formula directory.
Warning points to: /opt/homebrew/Library/Taps/steveyegge/homebrew-beads/bd.rb
It should likely be inside a Formula/ directory or similar structure expected by Homebrew taps.


Blocked issue


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bd sync --import-only doesn't update DB mtime causing bd doctor false warning


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Critical bug


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Investigation & Proof of Concept

Validate that MCP Agent Mail works as expected and delivers promised benefits before committing to full integration.

POC completed successfully:
✅ bd-muls: Server installed and tested
✅ bd-27xm: MCP tool execution issues resolved
✅ [deleted:bd-6hji]: File reservation collision prevention validated
✅ bd-htfk: Latency benchmarking shows 20-50x improvement
✅ bd-pmuu: ADR 002 created documenting integration decision

Results validate Agent Mail benefits:
- Collision prevention works (exclusive file reservations)
- Latency: <100ms (vs 2000-5000ms git sync)
- Lightweight deployment (<50MB memory)
- Optional/non-intrusive integration approach validated

Next: bd-wfmw (Integration Layer Implementation)


Auth tokens expire too quickly

## Summary

[Brief description of the bug]

## Steps to Reproduce

1. Step 1
2. Step 2
3. Step 3

## Expected Behavior

[What should happen]

## Actual Behavior

[What actually happens]

## Environment

- OS: [e.g., macOS 15.7.1]
- Version: [e.g., bd 0.20.1]
- Additional context: [any relevant details]

## Additional Context

[Screenshots, logs, or other relevant information]


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Document hierarchical blocking behavior in README

The fix for bd-50 changes user-visible behavior: children of blocked epics are now automatically blocked.

**What needs documenting:**
1. README.md dependency section should explain blocking propagation
2. Clarify that 'blocks' + 'parent-child' together create transitive blocking
3. Note that 'related' and 'discovered-from' do NOT propagate blocking
4. Add example showing epic → child blocking propagation

**Example to add:**
```bash
# If epic is blocked, children are too
bd create "Epic 1" -t epic -p 1
bd create "Task 1" -t task -p 1
bd dep add task-1 epic-1 --type parent-child

# Block the epic
bd create "Blocker" -t task -p 0
bd dep add epic-1 blocker-1 --type blocks

# Now both epic-1 AND task-1 are blocked
bd ready  # Neither will show up
```


Another explicit ID


Blocking issue


Create examples for common workflows

Add examples/ subdirectories: OSS contributor workflow, team branch workflow, multi-phase development, multiple personas (architect/implementer). Each with README and sample configs.


Add tests for DetectCycles to improve coverage from 29.6%

DetectCycles currently has 29.6% coverage. Need comprehensive tests for:
- Simple cycles (A->B->A)
- Complex multi-node cycles
- Acyclic graphs (should not detect cycles)
- Self-loops
- Multiple independent cycles
- Edge cases (empty graph, single node)


Fix multi-round convergence for N-way collisions

## Problem

N-way collision resolution is working (IDs get remapped correctly), but clones don't fully converge after a single final pull. Each clone is missing some issues that other clones have.

From TestFiveCloneCollision results:
- Clone A has: A, B
- Clone B has: A, B
- Clone C has: A, B, C
- Clone D has: A, B, C, D
- Clone E has: A, B, C, E

**Expected**: All clones should have A, B, C, D, E after final pull.

## Root Cause

The current sync workflow does:
1. Each clone syncs in order (resolving collisions locally)
2. Final pull to get all changes

But the final pull itself may need import with collision resolution, which creates new commits. These new commits aren't propagated to other clones, so they remain incomplete.

## Proposed Solution

**Option 1: Multi-round final sync**
- After final pull, do additional sync rounds until all clones converge
- Check convergence by comparing issue counts or content hashes
- Maximum N rounds for N clones

**Option 2: Iterative pull-import-push**
- Each clone: pull → import with --resolve-collisions → push
- Repeat until no new changes
- Guaranteed convergence but may create commit spam

**Option 3: Fix auto-import to be truly idempotent**
- Ensure importing same JSONL multiple times produces no new commits
- May require smarter content-based deduplication

## Acceptance Criteria

- TestFiveCloneCollision passes without t.Skip
- All N clones have all N issues after convergence
- Convergence happens in bounded rounds (≤ N)
- No data loss or duplication
- Works for arbitrary N (tested with 5, 10 clones)

## Impact

This is the final blocker for bd-cbed9619 epic completion.


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Add system-wide/multi-repo support for beads

GitHub issue #4 requests ability to use beads across multiple projects and for system-wide task tracking.

Current limitation: beads is per-repository isolated. Each project has its own .beads/ directory and issues cannot reference issues in other projects.

Potential approaches:
1. Global beads instance in ~/.beads/global.db for cross-project work
2. Project references - allow issues to link across repos
3. Multi-project workspace support - one beads instance managing multiple repos
4. Integration with existing MCP server to provide remote multi-project access

Use cases:
- System administrators tracking work across multiple machines/repos
- Developers working on a dozen+ projects simultaneously
- Cross-cutting concerns that span multiple repositories
- Global todo list with project-specific subtasks

Related:
- GitHub issue #4: https://github.com/steveyegge/beads/issues/4
- Comparison to membank MCP which already supports multi-project via centralized server
- MCP server at integrations/beads-mcp/ could be extended for this

See also: Testing framework for plugins (also from GH #4)

Multi-repo support status update:

✅ **COMPLETED (P1 - Core functionality):**
- bd-98: --global daemon flag ✅
- bd-99: Multi-repo documentation ✅
- bd-92: Per-request context routing ✅

**REMAINING (Optional enhancements):**
- bd-100 (P2): 'bd repos' command - nice-to-have for UX
- bd-101 (P2): Daemon auto-start - convenience feature
- bd-102 (P3): Workspace config - alternative approach
- bd-103 (P4): Cross-repo references - future feature

**Decision:** Core multi-repo support is COMPLETE and working. Remaining items are independent enhancements, not blockers.

Recommend closing bd-43 as complete. Open new issues for specific enhancements if needed.


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Extract normalizeLabels to shared utility package

The `normalizeLabels` function appears in multiple locations with identical implementation. Extract to a shared utility package.

Current locations:
- `internal/rpc/server.go:37` (53 lines) - full implementation
- `cmd/bd/list.go:50-52` - uses the server version (needs to use new shared version)

Function purpose:
- Trims whitespace from labels
- Removes empty strings
- Deduplicates labels
- Preserves order

Target structure:
```
internal/util/
├── strings.go         # String utilities
    └── NormalizeLabels([]string) []string
```

Impact: DRY principle, single source of truth, easier to test


Fixture Generator for Realistic Test Data

Create internal/testutil/fixtures/fixtures.go with functions to generate realistic test data at scale.

Functions:
- LargeSQLite(storage) - 10K issues, native SQLite
- XLargeSQLite(storage) - 20K issues, native SQLite
- LargeFromJSONL(storage) - 10K issues imported from JSONL
- XLargeFromJSONL(storage) - 20K issues imported from JSONL

Data characteristics:
- Epic hierarchies (depth 4): Epic → Feature → Task → Subtask
- Cross-linked dependencies (tasks blocking across epics)
- Realistic status/priority/label distribution
- Representative assignees and temporal data

Implementation:
- Single file: internal/testutil/fixtures/fixtures.go
- No config structs, simple direct functions
- Seeded RNG for reproducibility
- Reusable by both benchmarks and tests


Document -short flag in testing guide

Add documentation about the -short flag and how it's used to skip slow tests. Should explain that developers can run 'go test -short ./...' for fast iteration and 'go test ./...' for full coverage.


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Implement collision detection in import

Create collision.go with detectCollisions() function. Compare incoming JSONL issues against DB state. Distinguish between: (1) exact match (idempotent), (2) ID match but different content (collision), (3) new issue. Return list of colliding issues.


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Event-driven daemon architecture

Replace 5-second polling sync loop with event-driven architecture that reacts instantly to changes. Eliminates stale data issues while reducing CPU ~60%. Key components: FileWatcher (fsnotify), Debouncer (500ms), RPC mutation events, optional git hooks. Target latency: <500ms (vs 5000ms). See event_driven_daemon.md for full design.

## Implementation Progress

**Completed:**
1. ✅ Mutation events infrastructure (bd-143 equivalent)
   - MutationEvent channel in RPC server
   - Events emitted for all write operations: create, update, close, label add/remove, dep add/remove, comment add
   - Non-blocking emission with dropped event counter

2. ✅ FileWatcher with fsnotify (bd-b0c7f7ef related)
   - Watches .beads/issues.jsonl and .git/refs/heads
   - 500ms debounce
   - Polling fallback if fsnotify unavailable

3. ✅ Debouncer (bd-144 equivalent)
   - 500ms debounce for both export and import triggers
   - Thread-safe trigger/cancel

4. ✅ Separate export-only and import-only functions
   - createExportFunc(): exports + optional commit/push (no pull/import)
   - createAutoImportFunc(): pull + import (no export)
   - Target latency <500ms achieved by avoiding full sync

5. ✅ Dropped events safety net (bd-eef03e0a related)
   - Atomic counter tracks dropped mutation events
   - 60-second health check triggers export if events were dropped
   - Prevents silent data loss from event storms

**Still Needed:**
- Platform-specific tests (bd-69bce74a)
- Integration test for mutation→export latency (bd-140)
- Unit tests for FileWatcher (bd-b0c7f7ef)
- Unit tests for Debouncer (bd-144)
- Event storm stress test (bd-eef03e0a)
- Documentation update (bd-142)

**Next Steps:**
Add comprehensive test coverage before enabling events mode by default.


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Add internal/ai package for LLM integration

Shared AI client for repair commands.

Providers:
- Anthropic (Claude)
- OpenAI (GPT)
- Ollama (local)

Env vars:
- BEADS_AI_PROVIDER
- BEADS_AI_API_KEY
- BEADS_AI_MODEL

Files: internal/ai/client.go (new)


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Add daemon/client version compatibility checks

Verify daemon and client versions are compatible before allowing connections.


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Document protected branch workflow

Create comprehensive documentation for protected branch workflow.

Tasks:
- Add "Protected Branch Workflow" section to AGENTS.md
- Create docs/PROTECTED_BRANCHES.md guide
- Update README.md quick start
- Add examples to examples/protected-branch/
- Update bd init --help documentation
- Add troubleshooting guide
- Add migration guide for existing users
- Record demo video (optional)

Estimated effort: 2-3 days

Completed protected branch workflow documentation. Created comprehensive guide (docs/PROTECTED_BRANCHES.md), updated AGENTS.md with workflow section, added feature to README.md, and created working example (examples/protected-branch/). All commands verified working (bd init --branch, bd sync --status, bd sync --merge, bd config get/set sync.branch).


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Use -short flag in CI for PR checks

Update CI configuration to use -short flag for PR checks, run full tests nightly.

The slow tests already support testing.Short() and will be skipped.

Expected savings: ~20 seconds for PR checks (fast tests only)

Implementation:
- Update .github/workflows/ci.yml to add -short flag for PR tests
- Create/update nightly workflow for full test runs
- Update README/docs about test strategy

File: .github/workflows/ci.yml:30


Improve integration test coverage for stateful features


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Document CLI + hooks as recommended approach over MCP

Update documentation to position CLI + bd prime hooks as the primary recommended approach over MCP server, explaining why minimizing context matters even with large context windows (compute cost, energy, environment, latency).


~/src/beads daemon has 'sql: database is closed' errors - zombie daemon


Socket permissions should be 0600 for security

Unix sockets should use 0600 permissions to prevent other users from connecting.

Currently:
- Global .beads dir uses 0700 (good)
- Local .beads dir uses 0700 (good)
- But socket itself may inherit default perms

Verify rpc.NewServer creates socket with 0600, or set umask/explicit perms.


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Implement clone-scoped ID allocation to prevent N-way collisions

## Problem
Current ID allocation uses per-clone atomic counters (issue_counters table) that sync based on local database state. In N-way collision scenarios:
- Clone B sees {test-1} locally, allocates test-2
- Clone D sees {test-1, test-2, test-3} locally, allocates test-4
- When same content gets assigned test-2 and test-4, convergence fails

Root cause: Each clone independently allocates IDs without global coordination, leading to overlapping assignments for the same content.

## Solution
Add clone UUID to ID allocation to make every ID globally unique:

**Current format:** `test-1`, `test-2`, `test-3`
**New format:** `test-1-a7b3`, `test-2-a7b3`, `test-3-c4d9`

Where suffix is first 4 chars of clone UUID.

## Implementation

### 1. Add clone_identity table
```sql
CREATE TABLE clone_identity (
    clone_uuid TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
    created_at DATETIME DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
);
```

### 2. Modify getNextIDForPrefix()
```go
func (s *SQLiteStorage) getNextIDForPrefix(ctx context.Context, prefix string) (string, error) {
    cloneUUID := s.getOrCreateCloneUUID(ctx)
    shortUUID := cloneUUID[:4]

    nextNum := s.getNextCounterForPrefix(ctx, prefix)
    return fmt.Sprintf("%s-%d-%s", prefix, nextNum, shortUUID), nil
}
```

### 3. Update ID parsing logic
All places that parse IDs (utils.ExtractIssueNumber, etc.) need to handle new format.

### 4. Migration strategy
- Existing IDs remain unchanged (no suffix)
- New IDs get clone suffix automatically
- Display layer can hide suffix in UI: `bd-cb64c226.3-a7b3` → `#42`

## Benefits
- **Zero collision risk**: Same content in different clones gets different IDs
- **Maintains readability**: Still sequential numbering within clone
- **No coordination needed**: Works offline, no central authority
- **Scales to 100+ clones**: 4-char hex = 65,536 unique clones

## Concerns
- ID format change may break existing integrations
- Need migration path for existing databases
- Display logic needs update to hide/show suffixes appropriately

## Success Criteria
- 10+ clone collision test passes without failures
- Existing issues continue to work (backward compatibility)
- Documentation updated with new ID format
- Migration guide for v1.x → v2.x

## Timeline
Medium-term (v1.1-v1.2), 2-3 weeks implementation

## References
- Related to bd-e6d71828 (immediate fix)
- See beads_nway_test.go for failing N-way tests


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bd list shows 0 issues despite database containing 115 issues

When running 'bd list --status all' it shows 'Found 0 issues' even though 'bd stats' shows 115 total issues and 'sqlite3 .beads/vc.db "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM issues"' returns 115.

Reproduction:
1. cd ~/src/vc/vc
2. bd stats  # Shows 115 issues
3. bd list --status all  # Shows 0 issues
4. sqlite3 .beads/vc.db 'SELECT COUNT(*) FROM issues;'  # Shows 115

Expected: bd list should show all 115 issues
Actual: Shows 'Found 0 issues:'

This occurs with both /opt/homebrew/bin/bd (v0.9.9) and ~/src/vc/adar/beads/bd (v0.9.10)


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bd sync false positive: conflict detection triggers on JSON-encoded angle brackets in issue content

The bd sync --import-only command incorrectly detects conflict markers when issue descriptions contain the text '<<<<<<<' or '>>>>>>>' as legitimate content (e.g., documentation about git conflict markers).

**Reproduction:**
1. Create issue with design field containing: 'Read file, extract <<<<<<< / ======= / >>>>>>> markers'
2. Export to JSONL (gets JSON-encoded as \u003c\u003c\u003c...)
3. Commit and push
4. Pull from remote
5. bd sync --import-only fails with: 'Git conflict markers detected in JSONL file'

**Root cause:**
The conflict detection appears to decode JSON before checking for conflict markers, causing false positives when issue content legitimately contains these strings.

**Expected behavior:**
Conflict detection should only trigger on actual git conflict markers (literal '<<<<<<<' bytes in the raw file), not on JSON-encoded content within issue fields.

**Test case:**
VC project at ~/src/dave/vc has vc-85 'JSONL Conflict Parser' which documents conflict parsing and triggers this bug.

**Suggested fixes:**
1. Only scan for literal '<<<<<<<' bytes (not decoded JSON content)
2. Parse JSONL first and only flag unparseable lines
3. Check git merge state (git status) to confirm actual conflict
4. Add --skip-conflict-check flag for override


bd-hv01: Silent partial deletion failures cause DB inconsistency

Problem: deletion_tracking.go:76-77 logs deletion errors as warnings but continues. If deletion fails midway (database locked, disk full), some issues delete but others don't. System thinks all deletions succeeded.

Impact: Database diverges from JSONL, silent corruption, issues may resurrect on next sync.

Fix: Collect errors and fail the operation:
var deletionErrors []error
for _, id := range acceptedDeletions {
    if err := d.DeleteIssue(ctx, id); err != nil {
        deletionErrors = append(deletionErrors, fmt.Errorf("issue %s: %w", id, err))
    }
}
if len(deletionErrors) > 0 {
    return false, fmt.Errorf("deletion failures: %v", deletionErrors)
}

Files: cmd/bd/deletion_tracking.go:73-82


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Comprehensive testing for separate branch workflow including unit tests, integration tests, and performance testing.

Tasks:
- Unit tests for worktree management
- Unit tests for config parsing
- Integration tests: create/update/close → beads branch
- Integration test: merge beads → main
- Integration test: protected branch scenario
- Integration test: network failure recovery
- Integration test: config change handling
- Manual testing guide
- Performance testing (worktree overhead)

Test scenarios: fresh setup, issue operations, merge workflow, protected branch, error handling, migration, multiple workspaces, sparse checkout

Estimated effort: 4-5 days

Completed comprehensive test coverage. Added 4 new integration tests: config change handling, multiple concurrent clones (3-way), performance testing (avg 77ms < 150ms target), and network failure recovery. All tests pass. Coverage includes fresh setup, issue ops, error handling, multiple workspaces, sparse checkout, config changes, network failures, and performance.


Add import.orphan_handling config option

Add configuration option to control orphan handling behavior: 'strict' (fail on missing parent, current behavior), 'resurrect' (auto-resurrect from JSONL, recommended default), 'skip' (skip orphaned issues with warning), 'allow' (import orphans without validation). Update CONFIG.md documentation.


Add tests for 3-way merge scenarios

Comprehensive test coverage for merge logic.

**Test cases**:
- Simple field updates (left vs right)
- Dependency merging (union + dedup)
- Timestamp handling (max wins)
- Deletion detection (deleted in one, modified in other)
- Conflict generation (incompatible changes)
- Issue resurrection prevention (bd-hv01 regression test)

**Files**:
- `internal/merge/merge_test.go`
- `cmd/bd/merge_test.go`


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Add label filtering to bd list command

Support label-based filtering in bd list:
- --label <label1,label2> (AND semantics)
- --label-any <label1,label2> (OR semantics)
- --group-by label (group results by label)

Enables queries like: bd list --priority 1 --label backend,needs-review


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Add global daemon auto-start support

Auto-start only works for local daemon. Users with multiple repos must manually run 'bd daemon --global'.

Problems:
- No detection of whether global daemon is preferable
- No migration path from local → global
- Multi-repo users don't discover global daemon
- Manual setup required

Location: cmd/bd/main.go:221-311


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Make maxDepth configurable in bd dep tree command

Currently maxDepth is hardcoded to 50 in GetDependencyTree. Add --max-depth flag to bd dep tree command to allow users to control recursion depth. Default should remain 50 for safety, but users with very deep trees or wanting shallow views should be able to configure it.


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