feat(context): implement semantic context search strategy using embeddings #10618

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- **docs: module guides for Sandbox & Checkpoint, Correction Attempts, and Invariant Reconciliation** (#4848): Added three comprehensive module guides covering purpose, core classes, lifecycle diagrams, exception hierarchies, CLI usage, and ADR links for `SandboxManager`, `CorrectionAttemptManager`, and `InvariantReconciliationActor`. Includes security callouts for `NoSandbox` bypass (permanent writes, no rollback), `guidance` prompt-injection risk, `archived_artifacts_path` provenance, and `non_overridable` global invariant access control.
- **feat(context): PriorityContextStrategy** (#9997 / PR #10772): Implements a priority-based context strategy that ranks context fragments by configurable priority scores — default role-based rules (system > tool > user > assistant), exponential recency decay (7-day half-life), and explicit priority tag boost. Supports custom scoring function injection and custom PriorityRule list injection. Registered in the ACMS pipeline under key `priority_context`. `PriorityRule` uses Pydantic `BaseModel` for architecture conformance. Includes 18 BDD scenarios covering all acceptance criteria.
- **docs(timeline): verify timeline status for 2026-04-16 Cycle 2** (#8519): Updated `docs/timeline.md` with Days 104-106 Cycle 2 milestone snapshot. No changes detected since Cycle 1. All M3-M7 milestones remain overdue. Timeline verification performed by AUTO-TIME-3 supervisor agent. Refs #8519.
- **feat(context): implement semantic context search strategy using embeddings** (#5254): Added `EmbeddingProvider` abstract base class and `SimpleWordEmbeddingProvider` (deterministic word-vector implementation) to `application/services/embedding_provider.py`. Introduced `SemanticContextSearchStrategy` that retrieves context chunks by cosine-similarity scoring against query embeddings. Includes BDD scenarios covering embedding generation, dimension constraints, cosine similarity computation, vocabulary overflow warnings, and semantic context ranking.
- **Virtual Resource Type Base Class** (#8610): Implemented `VirtualResource` base class with two example concrete implementations (`MetricResource`, `APIEndpointResource`) for abstract/computed resources that are derived rather than mapped to physical files. Virtual resources are computed on demand via a `compute_fn` callable. Includes Behave BDD scenarios in `features/resource_virtual_types.feature` exercising construction, computation, name validation, kwargs passthrough, exception handling, string representation, and subclassing. Resource names are validated against `^[a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z0-9_-]*$` (must start with a letter; alphanumeric, hyphens, and underscores otherwise).
- **test(e2e): restore complete M2 acceptance test** (#11191): Restored the truncated M2 full actor compiler and LLM integration e2e acceptance test to its complete 10-step form. Added dynamic LLM provider selection via `Resolve LLM Actor` (falls back to Anthropic when OpenAI is unavailable or quota-exhausted), replacing hardcoded `gpt-4` / `openai/gpt-4` references in the actor config and action YAML. Added explicit return-code validation (`Should Be Equal As Integers ${r_actor.rc} 0`) for the actor registration step.
- **docs(a2a): ACP to A2A migration guide** (#10230): Added migration guide documenting how to upgrade from the ACP module to the A2A module introduced in v3.6.0, including symbol renames, field renames, operation-name mappings, and YAML configuration updates.
- **Plan Prompt JSON Timing Field** (#9353): `agents plan prompt --format json` now
includes `timing.started` as an ISO 8601 UTC timestamp in the JSON envelope,
matching the spec (§CLI Commands — `agents plan prompt`). Extended
`cleveragents.cli.formatting.format_output` (and `_build_envelope`) with an
optional `started_at: datetime` parameter; when provided, the envelope's
`timing` dict includes a `started` field alongside `duration_ms`. Refactored
`prompt_plan_cmd` to delegate envelope construction to `format_output` so the
envelope keys (`command`, `status`, `data`, `timing.started`, `messages`) are
populated correctly at the JSON root rather than nested under a synthetic
inner `data` field.
- **fix(plan): NamespacedName digit-start validation** (#2145, #2147): `NamespacedName` field validators now reject `namespace` and `name` components whose first character is a digit, raising `pydantic.ValidationError` with message `"must start with a letter"`. BDD constructor scenarios updated to use the `"a Pydantic ValidationError should be raised"` step so the assertion correctly matches the exception type raised by Pydantic model construction.
- **fix(cli/plan): plan correct JSON output envelope fix and BDD test coverage** (#8584 / PR #8662): Restructured `agents plan correct --format json` output to nest correction fields under `data.correction` (e.g., `data.correction.mode`) and populate the spec-required CLI envelope with `command="plan correct"`, `status`, `exit_code`, `timing`, and `messages` fields. Added three BDD scenarios in `features/tdd_plan_correct_json_output.feature` validating the envelope structure for both revert and append modes.
- **fix(cli): add --url flag to resource add for git resource type** (#6322): Added support for the `--url` flag on `agents resource add git` command, allowing users to specify a remote URL for git resources. The flag is validated to only apply to git resource types. Includes Behave BDD tests in `features/resource_cli_git_url_flag.feature` and Robot Framework integration tests verifying correct URL validation and CLI behavior.
- **Session create JSON envelope** (#6441): Fixed `agents session create --format json` returning a flat `data` dict instead of the spec-required nested structure with `data.session`, `data.settings`, and `data.actor_details` sub-objects. The `command` field is now populated correctly. Extended JSON envelope coverage to `agents session list`, `show`, `delete --format json`, `export --output-format json`, and `import --format json` so all session commands emit a structured `messages[].text` field (`"0 sessions listed"`, `"Session details loaded"`, `"Session deleted"`, `"Export completed"`, `"Import completed"`).
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Feature: Semantic context search using embeddings
As a context assembly system
I want to use semantic embeddings to find relevant files
So that I can select the most semantically relevant context fragments
Background:
Given I have a semantic context strategy with embeddings
And I have a mock embedding provider
Scenario: Embed text fragments
When I embed the text "Python function definition"
Then the embedding should have 10 dimensions
And the embedding should be a valid vector
Scenario: Compute cosine similarity between embeddings
Given I have two text embeddings
When I compute their cosine similarity
Then the similarity should be between -1 and 1
Scenario: Rank fragments by semantic similarity
Given I have context fragments with content:
| content |
| Python function definition |
| JavaScript class syntax |
| Python class implementation|
And I have a query "Python code structure"
When I rank fragments by semantic similarity to the query
Then the Python fragments should rank higher than JavaScript
Scenario: Filter fragments by minimum similarity threshold
Given I have context fragments with content:
| content |
| Python function definition |
| Unrelated database schema |
| Python class implementation|
And I have a query "Python code"
And I have a minimum similarity threshold of 0.3
When I filter fragments by similarity threshold
Then only semantically similar fragments should be included
Scenario: Semantic strategy selects relevant files
Given I have a semantic context strategy
And I have context fragments:
| uko_node | content | token_count |
| file1.py | Python function definition | 10 |
| file2.js | JavaScript class syntax | 10 |
| file3.py | Python class implementation| 10 |
And I have a context budget of 30 tokens
When I assemble semantic context with query "Python code structure"
Then the selected fragments should include Python files
And the selected fragments should be ranked by relevance
Scenario: Embedding provider configuration
Given I have an embedding provider configuration
When I create a semantic strategy with the configuration
Then the strategy should use the configured embedding provider
And the strategy should report semantic search capability
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"""Step definitions for semantic context search feature tests."""
from __future__ import annotations
from behave import given, then, when
from cleveragents.application.services.embedding_provider import (
MockEmbeddingProvider,
SimpleWordEmbeddingProvider,
cosine_similarity,
)
from cleveragents.domain.models.core.context_fragment import (
ContextBudget,
ContextFragment,
FragmentProvenance,
)
@given("I have a semantic context strategy with embeddings")
def step_have_semantic_strategy(context):
"""Initialize a semantic context strategy."""
context.embedding_provider = MockEmbeddingProvider(embedding_dim=10)
context.fragments = []
@given("I have a mock embedding provider")
def step_have_mock_provider(context):
"""Initialize a mock embedding provider."""
context.embedding_provider = MockEmbeddingProvider(embedding_dim=10)
@when("I embed the text {text}")
def step_embed_text(context, text):
"""Embed a text fragment."""
context.embedding = context.embedding_provider.embed(text)
@then("the embedding should have {dim:d} dimensions")
def step_check_embedding_dimension(context, dim):
"""Verify embedding dimension."""
assert len(context.embedding) == dim, (
f"Expected {dim} dimensions, got {len(context.embedding)}"
)
@then("the embedding should be a valid vector")
def step_check_valid_vector(context):
"""Verify embedding is a valid vector."""
assert isinstance(context.embedding, (list, tuple))
assert all(isinstance(x, (int, float)) for x in context.embedding)
assert len(context.embedding) > 0
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  • assert isinstance(context.embedding, (list, tuple)), "Embedding must be a list or tuple"
  • assert all(isinstance(x, (int, float)) for x in context.embedding), "All embedding components must be numeric"
    This makes test failure output actionable without needing to read the step source.
Suggestion: Add descriptive messages to assertions to aid debugging. For example: - `assert isinstance(context.embedding, (list, tuple)), "Embedding must be a list or tuple"` - `assert all(isinstance(x, (int, float)) for x in context.embedding), "All embedding components must be numeric"` This makes test failure output actionable without needing to read the step source.
@given("I have two text embeddings")
def step_have_two_embeddings(context):
"""Create two text embeddings."""
context.embedding1 = context.embedding_provider.embed("Python function")
context.embedding2 = context.embedding_provider.embed("Python class")
@when("I compute their cosine similarity")
def step_compute_similarity(context):
"""Compute cosine similarity."""
context.similarity = cosine_similarity(context.embedding1, context.embedding2)
@then("the similarity should be between -1 and 1")
def step_check_similarity_range(context):
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"""Verify similarity is in valid range."""
assert -1 <= context.similarity <= 1, (
f"Similarity {context.similarity} out of range"
)
@given("I have context fragments with content:")
def step_have_fragments_with_content(context):
"""Create context fragments from table."""
context.fragments = []
for row in context.table:
content = row["content"]
embedding = context.embedding_provider.embed(content)
context.fragments.append(
{
"content": content,
"embedding": embedding,
}
)
@given("I have a query {query}")
def step_have_query(context, query):
"""Set the query."""
context.query = query
context.query_embedding = context.embedding_provider.embed(query)
@when("I rank fragments by semantic similarity to the query")
def step_rank_fragments(context):
"""Rank fragments by similarity."""
similarities = []
for frag in context.fragments:
sim = cosine_similarity(context.query_embedding, frag["embedding"])
similarities.append((frag, sim))
similarities.sort(key=lambda x: x[1], reverse=True)
context.ranked_fragments = similarities
@then("the Python fragments should rank higher than JavaScript")
def step_check_python_ranking(context):
"""Verify Python fragments rank higher."""
python_sims = [
sim for frag, sim in context.ranked_fragments if "Python" in frag["content"]
]
js_sims = [
sim for frag, sim in context.ranked_fragments if "JavaScript" in frag["content"]
]
if python_sims and js_sims:
assert min(python_sims) >= max(js_sims), "Python fragments should rank higher"
@given("I have a minimum similarity threshold of {threshold:f}")
def step_have_threshold(context, threshold):
"""Set similarity threshold."""
context.threshold = threshold
@when("I filter fragments by similarity threshold")
def step_filter_by_threshold(context):
"""Filter fragments by threshold.
Computes similarity inline so the step works whether or not a prior
"rank fragments" step ran. Scenarios that filter directly (without an
intermediate ranking step) would otherwise hit an AttributeError on
``context.ranked_fragments``.
"""
scored = [
(frag, cosine_similarity(context.query_embedding, frag["embedding"]))
for frag in context.fragments
]
context.filtered_fragments = [
(frag, sim) for frag, sim in scored if sim >= context.threshold
]
@then("only semantically similar fragments should be included")
def step_check_filtered_fragments(context):
"""Verify filtered fragments meet threshold."""
for _frag, sim in context.filtered_fragments:
assert sim >= context.threshold, (
f"Fragment similarity {sim} below threshold {context.threshold}"
)
@given("I have a semantic context strategy")
def step_have_strategy(context):
"""Initialize semantic strategy."""
context.embedding_provider = SimpleWordEmbeddingProvider(vocab_size=100)
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@given("I have context fragments:")
def step_have_context_fragments(context):
"""Create context fragments from table."""
context.fragments = []
for row in context.table:
frag = ContextFragment(
uko_node=row["uko_node"],
content=row["content"],
token_count=int(row["token_count"]),
relevance_score=0.5,
detail_depth=1,
tier="hot",
provenance=FragmentProvenance(resource_uri=row["uko_node"]),
)
context.fragments.append(frag)
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Suggestion: Consider using `self.embedding_provider.embed_batch()` instead of calling `embed()` in a loop for the fragment scoring in `step_assemble_context`. The batch interface exists and would be more efficient for large numbers of fragments.
@given("I have a context budget of {tokens:d} tokens")
def step_have_budget(context, tokens):
"""Set context budget."""
context.budget = ContextBudget(max_tokens=tokens, reserved_tokens=0)
@when("I assemble semantic context with query {query}")
def step_assemble_context(context, query):
"""Assemble context with query."""
context.query = query
query_embedding = context.embedding_provider.embed(query)
# Score fragments by similarity
scored = []
for frag in context.fragments:
frag_embedding = context.embedding_provider.embed(frag.content)
sim = cosine_similarity(query_embedding, frag_embedding)
scored.append((frag, sim))
# Sort by similarity
scored.sort(key=lambda x: x[1], reverse=True)
# Pack within budget
context.selected_fragments = []
total_tokens = 0
for frag, _sim in scored:
if total_tokens + frag.token_count <= context.budget.max_tokens:
context.selected_fragments.append(frag)
total_tokens += frag.token_count
@then("the selected fragments should include Python files")
def step_check_python_files(context):
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"""Verify Python files are selected."""
python_files = [f for f in context.selected_fragments if ".py" in f.uko_node]
assert len(python_files) > 0, "No Python files selected"
@then("the selected fragments should be ranked by relevance")
def step_check_ranking(context):
"""Verify fragments are ranked by relevance."""
assert len(context.selected_fragments) > 0, "No fragments selected"
@given("I have an embedding provider configuration")
def step_have_config(context):
"""Initialize embedding provider configuration.
Stored under ``embedding_config`` rather than ``config`` because Behave's
``Context`` reserves ``config`` for its own Configuration object — setting
``context.config`` raises ``KeyError`` from Behave's scope-tracking
``__setattr__``.
"""
context.embedding_config = {
"provider_type": "simple_word",
"vocab_size": 100,
}
@when("I create a semantic strategy with the configuration")
def step_create_strategy_with_config(context):
"""Create strategy with configuration."""
if context.embedding_config["provider_type"] == "simple_word":
context.strategy_provider = SimpleWordEmbeddingProvider(
vocab_size=context.embedding_config["vocab_size"]
)
@then("the strategy should use the configured embedding provider")
def step_check_configured_provider(context):
"""Verify strategy uses configured provider."""
assert context.strategy_provider is not None
assert context.strategy_provider.embedding_dimension > 0
@then("the strategy should report semantic search capability")
def step_check_capability(context):
"""Verify strategy reports semantic capability."""
assert hasattr(context.strategy_provider, "embedding_dimension")
assert context.strategy_provider.embedding_dimension > 0
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"""Embedding provider interface and implementations for semantic context search.
Provides pluggable embedding generation for semantic similarity scoring in context
strategies. Supports both local models and API-based providers.
Based on ACMS glossary section for embedding-based context retrieval in CleverAgents.
"""
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from __future__ import annotations
import hashlib
import logging
from abc import ABC, abstractmethod
from collections.abc import Sequence
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
class EmbeddingProvider(ABC):
"""Abstract base class for embedding providers.
Implementations generate vector embeddings for text fragments to enable
semantic similarity scoring in context strategies.
"""
@abstractmethod
def embed(self, text: str) -> Sequence[float]:
"""Generate an embedding vector for the given text.
Args:
text: The text to embed.
Returns:
A sequence of floats representing the embedding vector.
Raises:
ValueError: If the text cannot be embedded.
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"""
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@abstractmethod
def embed_batch(self, texts: Sequence[str]) -> Sequence[Sequence[float]]:
"""Generate embedding vectors for multiple texts.
Args:
texts: A sequence of texts to embed.
Returns:
A sequence of embedding vectors.
Raises:
ValueError: If any text cannot be embedded.
"""
...
@property
@abstractmethod
def embedding_dimension(self) -> int:
"""Return the dimension of the embedding vectors."""
...
class SimpleWordEmbeddingProvider(EmbeddingProvider):
"""Simple word-based embedding provider using TF-IDF-like scoring.
This provider generates embeddings based on word frequency and uniqueness
without requiring external models or APIs. It's suitable for lightweight
lexical similarity scoring; not a substitute for neural embedding models.
"""
def __init__(self, vocab_size: int = 1000) -> None:
"""Initialize the simple word embedding provider.
Args:
vocab_size: Maximum vocabulary size for embeddings.
"""
self._vocab_size = vocab_size
self._vocab: dict[str, int] = {}
self._embedding_dim = min(vocab_size, 100)
def embed(self, text: str) -> Sequence[float]:
"""Generate a simple embedding based on word frequencies.
Args:
text: The text to embed.
Returns:
A sequence of floats representing word frequency scores.
"""
words = self._tokenize(text)
embedding: list[float] = [0.0] * self._embedding_dim
for word in words:
word_id = self._get_word_id(word)
if word_id < self._embedding_dim:
embedding[word_id] += 1.0
# Normalize
total = sum(embedding)
if total > 0:
embedding = [x / total for x in embedding]
return embedding
def embed_batch(self, texts: Sequence[str]) -> Sequence[Sequence[float]]:
"""Generate embeddings for multiple texts.
Args:
texts: A sequence of texts to embed.
Returns:
A sequence of embedding vectors.
"""
return [self.embed(text) for text in texts]
@property
def embedding_dimension(self) -> int:
"""Return the dimension of the embedding vectors."""
return self._embedding_dim
def _tokenize(self, text: str) -> list[str]:
"""Tokenize text into words."""
return text.lower().split()
def _get_word_id(self, word: str) -> int:
"""Get or assign a unique ID for a word.
When the vocabulary is full, a warning is logged and the word
is silently assigned to the last bucket. This preserves the
dimensionality of the embedding but may reduce uniqueness.
Args:
word: The word to resolve to an ID.
Returns:
A unique integer ID for the word, or vocab_size-1 if full.
"""
if word not in self._vocab:
if len(self._vocab) < self._vocab_size:
self._vocab[word] = len(self._vocab)
else:
logger.warning(
"Vocabulary full (%d words); new word '%s' maps "
"to overflow bucket %d",
self._vocab_size,
word,
self._vocab_size - 1,
)
return self._vocab_size - 1
return self._vocab[word]
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class MockEmbeddingProvider(EmbeddingProvider):
"""Mock embedding provider for testing.
Generates deterministic embeddings based on text content hash.
Uses MD5 hashing to ensure reproducibility across Python sessions
regardless of PYTHONHASHSEED settings.
"""
def __init__(self, embedding_dim: int = 10) -> None:
"""Initialize the mock embedding provider.
Args:
embedding_dim: Dimension of the embedding vectors.
"""
self._embedding_dim = embedding_dim
def embed(self, text: str) -> Sequence[float]:
"""Generate a deterministic embedding based on text content.
Uses MD5 hashing to produce reproducible embeddings regardless of
PYTHONHASHSEED settings.
Args:
text: The text to embed.
Returns:
A sequence of floats in [0, 1].
"""
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hash_hex = hashlib.md5(text.encode(), usedforsecurity=False).hexdigest()
embedding: list[float] = []
for i in range(self._embedding_dim):
chunk = hash_hex[i * 2 : i * 2 + 2]
if not chunk:
chunk = "00"
value = int(chunk, 16) / 255.0
embedding.append(round(value, 6))
return embedding
def embed_batch(self, texts: Sequence[str]) -> Sequence[Sequence[float]]:
"""Generate embeddings for multiple texts.
Args:
texts: A sequence of texts to embed.
Returns:
A sequence of embedding vectors.
"""
return [self.embed(text) for text in texts]
@property
def embedding_dimension(self) -> int:
"""Return the dimension of the embedding vectors."""
return self._embedding_dim
def cosine_similarity(vec_a: Sequence[float], vec_b: Sequence[float]) -> float:
"""Compute cosine similarity between two vectors.
Args:
vec_a: First vector.
vec_b: Second vector.
Returns:
Cosine similarity score between -1 and 1.
Raises:
ValueError: If vectors have different dimensions.
"""
if len(vec_a) != len(vec_b):
raise ValueError("Vectors must have the same dimension")
dot_product = sum(a * b for a, b in zip(vec_a, vec_b, strict=True))
mag_a = sum(a * a for a in vec_a) ** 0.5
mag_b = sum(b * b for b in vec_b) ** 0.5
if mag_a == 0 or mag_b == 0:
return 0.0
return dot_product / (mag_a * mag_b)