Covers GAP-11 (INV-RET4/G8) and GAP-14 (INV-QA1/G10). Retrieval quality was
never measured (only telemetry observation) and the halacha review backlog was
invisible (the 10/19 gap was found by accident).
Unit B — backlog visibility (pure code, container):
- metrics.halacha_backlog(conn) → {pending_review, approved, rejected, published,
total, oldest_pending_at}; surfaced in metrics.get_dashboard() (get_metrics MCP
tool) and /api/system/diagnostics. Live count revealed 178 pending / 1552 total,
oldest from 2026-05-03 — previously invisible.
Unit A — retrieval eval harness (host-side scripts):
- scripts/eval_gold_bootstrap.py — seeds data/eval/gold-set.jsonl. Two sources:
citations (cited==relevant via search_relevance_feedback — empty until decisions
cite precedents) and known_item (query=case_name → relevant=self; a real
citation-free signal, the methodology #52 checked by hand). Idempotent; preserves
source='chair' rows.
- scripts/eval_retrieval.py — runs the production retrieval path (search_library /
search_internal) over the gold-set; computes precision@k, recall@k, MRR, nDCG@k
(k=5,10); aggregates overall + per-corpus + per-practice_area; writes a report and
a delta vs committed baseline.json (which records the retrieval_config it reflects).
--self-test unit-checks the metric math offline.
Gold-set strategy = hybrid (chair decision): bootstrap + chair review. The citation
source is empty today (0 cited precedents in decisions), so the seed is known-item
(77 queries: 54 internal_decisions + 23 precedent_library). The gold-set is
PROVISIONAL until Dafna reviews it (the domain chair-gate).
Baseline (production config: multimodal+rerank on): R@10=0.987, MRR=0.837,
nDCG@10=0.872. Finding: MULTIMODAL_ENABLED=true slightly lowers known-item recall
(image-page results displace exact name matches) — relevant to #15. precedent_library
weaker than internal (R@10 0.957 vs 1.0) — one external precedent unfindable by name.
"CI gate" realized as discipline (re-runnable harness + committed baseline + run
before/after any retrieval-layer change) — retrieval needs prod DB + Voyage, no CI
runner has that access.
Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-05-31-fu5-eval-harness-design.md
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Wakeup-INSERT rule is universal (never allowlisted — hard invariant). Raw-HTTP
rule exempts the sanctioned helpers + standalone operator/admin scripts (a
distinct category per fitness-function scope differentiation + DRY: tooling
needn't reuse the FastAPI wrapper). Repo scanned clean under these rules.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Dry-run surfaced 2 rows with בל"מ prefix but proceeding_type=ערר. Since the
migration strips the prefix, a wrong proceeding_type would silently lose the
בל"מ signal — must be chair-adjudicated, not auto-applied. Chair table now
flags 4 rows: 2 DUP_CHECK (8047-23) + 2 PROC_MISMATCH.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Wire db.recompute_searchable into the ingest pipeline (after statuses are set) and into
extract_and_apply (after fields are persisted to DB, success path only).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add SCHEMA_V21_SQL (searchable boolean column + index on case_law), wire it
into _run_schema_migrations, and implement _compute_searchable (pure predicate)
+ recompute_searchable (idempotent async backfill/update). All 5 unit tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
pipeline always queues both extraction kinds (INV-ING3); remove the
now-meaningless queue_halachot param from ingest_internal_decision and
migrate_from_style_corpus. Also trim chunker/extractor/rerank from the
precedent_library module-top import (chunking/extraction moved to ingest.py).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reported: an agent claimed the case had no documents because document_list
returned empty — but the documents exist. Root cause: get_case_by_number did
an exact `WHERE case_number = $1`, so any formatting variant of the number
silently failed to resolve. Verified on 8137-24 (9 docs): "8137/24",
"ערר 8137-24", leading/trailing space, and "בל\"מ 8126/03/25" all returned
"תיק לא נמצא", which the agent read as "no documents" and went blind.
Add _normalize_case_number (strip leading proceeding-type prefix to the first
digit, trim, unify '/'→'-') and a normalized fallback in the lookup query
(exact match preferred via ORDER BY). One fix covers every case_number-scoped
tool (document_list, extract_references, search_case_documents, get_claims,
drafting, ...). Bogus numbers still correctly resolve to "not found". (#58)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Root cause of "agent can't find the Agasi decision in the corpus" (CMPA-55):
the decision was fully ingested, but the retrieval layer failed on the
realistic agent query — searching by case name.
- RC-A (#52): lexical tsvector covered only chunk content + halacha text,
so a bare-name query ("אגסי") matched decisions that *cite* the case, not
the case itself. Add meta_tsv on case_law(case_name, case_number) (SCHEMA
V20) and OR it into the lexical halacha/chunk SQL with a match boost, so a
name/number hit surfaces the case's own rows. Agasi: rank 4 → rank 1.
- RC-B (#53): precedent_library_list hard-defaulted source_kind=external_upload
and never exposed the param, hiding uploaded ערר/בל"מ (internal_committee)
decisions. Thread source_kind through service → tool → MCP tool (supports
'internal_committee' / 'all_committees').
- #54: agent instructions (researcher/analyst/writer) — search-by-name
protocol: add content/case-number, search both corpora, use all_committees
before declaring "not in corpus".
- #55: chunker produced tiny fragment chunks ("דיון", "החלטה") from header
keywords matched mid-sentence. Anchor SECTION_PATTERNS to line start +
merge sub-min sections; exclude <50-char fragments at query time (484
existing fragments hidden; full re-chunk tracked as #57).
Tests: scripts/test_retrieval_by_name.py (name ranks case above citer +
substantive regressions); chunker unit checks (0 tiny chunks). New findings
filed as tasks #56 (halacha source_kind leak) and #57 (re-chunk migration).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Address security-review finding: the host-side legal-chat-service was
binding 0.0.0.0:8770 with no authentication. The service spawns the
claude CLI, whose tool set includes Bash + Edit — so an unauthenticated
/chat/start is effectively RCE. Oracle Cloud's security list closes the
port externally, but defense-in-depth requires two independent layers:
1. Bind defaults to 10.0.1.1 (docker0 bridge gateway). Reachable from
containers on docker bridges (the legal-ai container has a route via
the coolify network), invisible to anything outside the host. The
--host flag is still configurable for local-dev (127.0.0.1) or
special-case deployments, but 0.0.0.0 is explicitly discouraged in
the docstring.
2. /chat/start requires Authorization: Bearer <LEGAL_CHAT_SHARED_SECRET>.
The secret is loaded from /home/chaim/.legal-chat-service.env (chmod
600, off-repo) by the pm2 ecosystem and mirrored as a Coolify env
var so the FastAPI chat_proxy sends a matching header. hmac.compare_digest
prevents timing oracles. /health stays unauthenticated (static OK,
no subprocess) so the FastAPI proxy can probe liveness without the
secret.
The service refuses to start if LEGAL_CHAT_SHARED_SECRET is empty or
shorter than 24 chars — no silent fallback to an open mode.
When the Infisical MCP comes back, migrate the secret into the vault
at /_GUIDELINES per the project secrets policy.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Six-phase upgrade of /training from a read-only dashboard into a full
Style Studio for managing Daphna's style corpus.
- Upload Sheet on /training: file → proofread preview → commit (no more
CLI-only `upload-training` skill).
- Rich corpus metadata: GET /api/training/corpus returns summary, outcome,
key_principles, page_count, parties (regex), legal_citation, lessons_count.
PATCH endpoint for chair edits. CorpusDetailDrawer with 4 tabs (details
/content/lessons/patterns) replaces the bare table row.
- LLM metadata enrichment: style_metadata_extractor + MCP tools
(style_corpus_enrich, style_corpus_pending_enrichment) fill summary
/outcome/key_principles via claude_session (free, host-side).
- Per-decision lessons: new decision_lessons table + 4 REST endpoints +
LessonsTab in drawer; hermes-curator now auto-posts findings as
decision_lessons(source=curator).
- Curator Portrait tab: prompt rendered with link to Gitea, recent
curator findings, style_analyzer training prompts, propose-change
form that writes proposals to data/curator-proposals/ for manual
chair review (no auto-mutation of the agent file).
- Style chat tab: SSE-streamed conversations with the style agent.
New host-side pm2 service (legal-chat-service, port 8770) wraps
claude CLI with stream-json + --resume continuation; FastAPI proxies
via host.docker.internal. Zero API cost — uses chaim's claude.ai
subscription. chat_conversations + chat_messages persist history.
Architecture: keeps the existing rule that claude_session only runs
on the host (not the container). The new legal-chat-service is the
canonical bridge between the container and the local CLI for the chat
feature; everything else (upload, metadata, lessons) stays within the
container's existing capabilities.
Audit script (scripts/audit_training_corpus.py) included for verifying
which corpus rows still need enrichment.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Until now, "case_number" was the only stored identifier for a precedent.
But a *citation per the Israeli unified citation rules* is a different
beast — it has bold parties, an unbold prefix (court abbrev + panel/
district parenthetical + case number), and an unbold trailing reporter
(נבו / פ"ד...). Without storing it as a first-class field we couldn't
hand the chair a one-click "copy as citation" experience for pasting
into decisions.
Changes:
- Schema V19: case_law.citation_formatted TEXT (Markdown — parties
wrapped in **…** so the copy helper can render <strong> for Word/Docs
paste and keep plain-text fallback meaningful).
- Metadata extractor: composes citation_formatted from the document
text per the unified citation rules, with worked examples for ע"א /
עת"מ / ערר / בל"מ in the prompt. Refuses to store half-formed strings.
- PATCH /api/precedent-library/{id} accepts citation_formatted so the
chair can correct LLM mistakes.
- /precedents/[id]: dedicated "מראה מקום" block with bold rendering,
a copy-to-clipboard button (text/html + text/plain so Word keeps
the bolds), and an inline edit textarea.
- /precedents list rows: link displays the formatted citation when
available, with a small inline copy button — falls back to the bare
case_number for older rows.
Backfill of existing rows happens by re-stamping the extraction queue
once V19 has rolled out and the new field is reachable.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The missing-precedents drawer + general precedent upload both required
the user to type chair_name, district, practice_area, court, date etc.
upfront — even though those fields can be (and already are, post-upload)
extracted from the document text by the LLM. The metadata-extraction
wakeup also only fired for the /precedent-library/upload path, leaving
missing-precedents committee uploads stuck with whatever stub the user
typed.
Changes:
- Extractor learns chair_name + district, overwrites the new
PLACEHOLDER_PENDING_EXTRACTION sentinel for internal_committee rows
(the DB CHECK forces non-empty; we stamp the placeholder at insert).
- missing_precedent_upload no longer 400s on missing chair/district;
it infers district from the citation when possible, falls back to
the placeholder, and always fires pc_wake_for_precedent_extraction
so the LLM can fill in the rest.
- Both upload sheets default to file (+ citation) only; every other
field is tucked into a closed <details> labeled "אופציונלי — דריסה
ידנית של שדות שיחולצו אוטומטית". Required validators on chair/
district/practice_area dropped — the LLM fills them.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
