This commit implements Phase 17 of the Aphoria roadmap, adding: **Inline Claim Markers (@aphoria:claim):** - New extractor for detecting inline markers in comments - Pending markers tracked in .aphoria/pending_markers.toml - CLI commands: list-markers, formalize-marker, reject-marker - Support for all major comment styles (Rust, Python, SQL, etc.) - Auto-sync during scan (configurable) **Claim Enrichment:** - ClaimEnrichment type with source attribution (inline, extractor, manual) - EnrichedClaimInfo with full enrichment metadata - Extended AuthoredClaim with optional enrichment field - API endpoints for enriched claim queries - Dashboard UI components (enrichment badge, verdict badge) **Enhanced Extractor Trait:** - verifiable_predicates() method for declaring (tail_path, predicate) pairs - 10 security extractors now implement verifiable_predicates - Enables claim suggester skill to find unclaimed patterns **Documentation:** - Phase 17 summary with complete implementation details - Gap fixes summary documenting 8 closed vision gaps - Updated CLI reference with new commands - New aphoria-docs skill for documentation maintenance - Updated roadmap with Phase 17 completion **Integration:** - ClaimsFile support for claim enrichment persistence - Pattern aggregate store support for enrichment queries - Dashboard filters and display for enrichment metadata - API handlers for list-markers and enrichment queries **Tests:** - New gap_fixes_integration test suite - Corpus enricher module with best practices ingestion Closes: VG-005, VG-017, VG-018, VG-019, VG-020, VG-021, VG-022, VG-023 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Phase 17: Pattern Enrichment & Best Practices Infrastructure
Status: ✅ Complete (Backend Only) Date: 2026-02-08
What Was Built
This phase implemented backend infrastructure for enriched corpus patterns and team guideline ingestion. The features are fully functional via CLI but not yet integrated with the dashboard UI.
1. Enriched Pattern Metadata
The Problem
Community patterns showed bare statistics like "md5: true, 347 projects" with no context about whether MD5 is deprecated, recommended, or neutral.
The Solution
Extractors now provide enrichment metadata:
pub struct PatternMetadata {
pub tail_path: String, // "crypto/hashing/algorithm"
pub predicate: String, // "algorithm"
pub value: Option<String>, // "md5" (or None for wildcard)
pub category: String, // "security"
pub verdict: String, // "deprecated"
pub explanation: String, // "MD5 is cryptographically broken..."
pub authority_source: Option<String>, // "NIST SP 800-131A"
}
What Works Now
- 10 security extractors provide enrichment metadata
PatternEnricherservice matches patterns to metadata (exact, wildcard, noise detection)- Data model supports category, verdict, explanation, authority_source
What's Missing
❌ Dashboard doesn't display this metadata yet ❌ No category filter dropdown ❌ No "Hide noise" toggle ❌ No visual badges for deprecated/recommended
2. TeamPolicy Authority Tier
The Problem
No authority tier between community observations (tier 4) and expert opinions (tier 3) for team-level architectural guidelines.
The Solution
New tier 2.5: TeamPolicy
- Sits between Observational (tier 2) and Expert (tier 3)
- Authority weight: 0.6 (between 0.7 and 0.5)
- Decay: 180 days (same as Expert)
- Use case: Team architectural guidelines, internal standards
What Works Now
# Create team policy claim
aphoria claims create \
--tier team_policy \
--id hex-arch-http-001 \
--concept-path myapp/adapters/http \
--predicate layer \
--value adapter \
--invariant "HTTP handlers MUST be in adapters layer" \
--consequence "Business logic leaks into infrastructure" \
--provenance "Architecture team decision 2026-02-08" \
--category architecture \
--by architecture-team
3. Best Practices Import CLI
The Problem
Teams write extensive architectural guidelines in markdown/PDFs but have no way to automatically enforce them.
The Solution
Batch import claims from TOML files:
# Preview import
aphoria claims import docs/hexagonal-arch.toml --dry-run
# Import with tracking
aphoria claims import docs/hexagonal-arch.toml \
--authority-tier team_policy \
--source-guide "hexagonal-arch"
What Works Now
- Batch import claims from TOML
- Override authority tier for all claims
- Merge strategies:
skip_existing,overwrite,fail_on_duplicate - Dry-run preview
- Guideline tracking in
.aphoria/ingested_guides.toml
Example TOML
[[claim]]
id = "hex-arch-http-001"
concept_path = "myapp/adapters/http"
predicate = "layer"
value = "adapter"
comparison = "equals"
provenance = "Hexagonal Architecture Guidelines"
invariant = "HTTP handlers MUST be in adapters layer"
consequence = "Business logic leaks into infrastructure"
authority_tier = "team_policy"
category = "architecture"
evidence = ["docs/architecture/hexagonal.md"]
created_by = "architecture-team"
created_at = "2026-02-08T12:00:00Z"
4. Guideline Tracking
The Problem
No way to track which guidelines have been imported, detect changes, or filter compliance.
The Solution
.aphoria/ingested_guides.toml tracks imported guidelines:
[[guide]]
id = "hexagonal-arch"
name = "Hexagonal Architecture Guidelines"
source_path = "docs/hexagonal.md"
document_hash = "blake3:abc123..."
ingested_at = "2026-02-08T12:00:00Z"
claims_count = 26
authority_tier = "team_policy"
category = "architecture"
claim_ids = ["hex-arch-http-001", "hex-arch-domain-imports-001", ...]
What Works Now
- Guideline metadata tracked with BLAKE3 hash
- Change detection (compare hash to detect doc updates)
- Audit trail (who imported what, when)
What's Missing
❌ aphoria scan --check-policy <guide-id> not implemented
❌ No re-extraction workflow when source doc changes
❌ No compliance dashboard
5. Updated Comparison Modes
What Was Added
Two new comparison modes for list/substring matching:
Contains - Value must contain substring/element
comparison = "contains"
value = "Serialize"
# Passes: "Clone,Debug,Serialize"
# Fails: "Clone,Debug"
NotContains - Value must NOT contain substring/element
comparison = "not_contains"
value = "Clone"
# Passes: "Debug"
# Fails: "Clone,Debug"
10 Enriched Security Extractors
| Extractor | Enriched Patterns | Authority Source |
|---|---|---|
WeakCryptoExtractor |
MD5, SHA1 (deprecated), DES, RC4 | NIST SP 800-131A, RFC 7465 |
TlsVersionExtractor |
TLS 1.0/1.1 (deprecated), 1.2/1.3 (recommended) | RFC 8996, RFC 8446 |
TlsVerifyExtractor |
cert_verification: false (insecure) | OWASP |
JwtConfigExtractor |
algorithm: none (forbidden) | RFC 7519 |
CorsConfigExtractor |
allow_origin: * (insecure) | OWASP, W3C CORS Spec |
HardcodedSecretsExtractor |
API keys/passwords (critical) | OWASP A07:2021 |
SqlInjectionExtractor |
String interpolation (vulnerable) | OWASP A03:2021 |
CommandInjectionExtractor |
Shell exec (vulnerable) | OWASP A03:2021 |
PathTraversalExtractor |
User-controlled paths (vulnerable) | OWASP A01:2021 |
InsecureDeserializationExtractor |
pickle/yaml.load (unsafe) | OWASP A08:2021 |
Files Created/Modified
New Files
applications/aphoria/src/corpus/enricher.rs- Pattern enrichment serviceapplications/aphoria/src/types/ingested_guides.rs- Guideline tracking
Modified Files
Core Types:
crates/stemedb-core/src/types/source.rs- TeamPolicy tiercrates/stemedb-storage/src/pattern_aggregate_store/mod.rs- Enrichment fields
Aphoria:
applications/aphoria/src/extractors/traits.rs-pattern_metadata()methodapplications/aphoria/src/types/authored_claim.rs- Contains/NotContains modesapplications/aphoria/src/cli/claims.rs- Import subcommandapplications/aphoria/src/handlers/claims.rs- Import handler- 10 extractor files with
pattern_metadata()implementations
API & DTOs:
crates/stemedb-api/src/dto/enums.rs- TeamPolicy DTOcrates/stemedb-api/src/dto/aphoria/types.rs- Contains/NotContains DTOscrates/stemedb-ontology/src/dto/enums.rs- TeamPolicy DTO
How to Use (CLI)
1. Create a guideline TOML file
cat > docs/architecture-guidelines.toml <<EOF
[[claim]]
id = "no-tokio-in-core"
concept_path = "myapp/core/imports/tokio"
predicate = "imported"
value = "true"
comparison = "absent"
provenance = "Architecture decision: core must be sync-only"
invariant = "Core modules MUST NOT import tokio"
consequence = "Creates async runtime coupling, breaks sync library users"
authority_tier = "team_policy"
category = "architecture"
evidence = ["ADR-003"]
created_by = "tech-lead"
created_at = "2026-02-08T12:00:00Z"
EOF
2. Import the guideline
aphoria claims import docs/architecture-guidelines.toml \
--source-guide "architecture-2026" \
--dry-run
3. Run verification
aphoria scan --persist
aphoria verify run
What's NOT Done (UI Integration)
The backend is complete but the dashboard doesn't display any of this:
❌ Category badges (security/architecture/performance)
❌ Verdict badges (deprecated/recommended/emerging)
❌ Explanation tooltips ("MD5 is deprecated - NIST 2010")
❌ Filter by category dropdown
❌ "Hide noise" toggle
❌ Guideline compliance filtering (--check-policy flag)
❌ Compliance dashboard showing guideline status
Next Steps
To Make This User-Visible:
Option 1: Dashboard Integration (Frontend work)
- Add category/verdict badges to pattern cards
- Show explanations in tooltips
- Add category filter dropdown
- Implement "Hide noise" toggle
- Build compliance dashboard
Option 2: Enhanced CLI Output (Backend work)
- Show enrichment in
aphoria scantable output - Add
--show-enrichmentflag - Color-code deprecated patterns (red), recommended (green)
- Filter by category:
aphoria scan --category security
Option 3: Policy Filtering (Backend work)
- Implement
aphoria scan --check-policy <guide-id> - Show only violations of specific guideline
- Pre-commit hook support for policy enforcement
Testing
All code compiles and passes existing tests. To verify:
# Build workspace
cargo build --workspace
# Test aphoria
cargo test --package aphoria
# Try the import command
aphoria claims import --help
Documentation Updated
- ✅
roadmap-archive.md- Added Phase 17 - ✅
roadmap.md- Updated status table - ✅
cli-reference.md- Addedaphoria claims importdocumentation - ✅
comparison-modes.md- Contains/NotContains already documented - ✅ This summary document
Questions?
Q: Why can't I see any changes in the UI? A: This phase implemented backend infrastructure only. The dashboard doesn't consume the enrichment metadata yet.
Q: How do I know it works?
A: Use the CLI commands. The aphoria claims import command is fully functional.
Q: When will this show up in the dashboard? A: That requires frontend work to integrate the enrichment metadata into the UI components.
Q: Is this production-ready? A: The backend is production-ready. The CLI commands work. The UI integration is not done.