Fix hollow-response loop in claude-cli backend - #1062
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…ression Bring TypeScript AST extraction to parity with Java and C# by adding the declaration types upstream graphify currently skips: - interface_declaration (parity with Java/C# class_types) - enum_declaration + members - type_alias_declaration - module-level const literals (object/array/string/call/new/template/number) via _js_extra_walk extension - new_expression as call type for both _JS_CONFIG and _TS_CONFIG Tested against tests/fixtures/typescript_advanced.ts: 8 expected node types extracted (IUserRepository, UserStatus, UserId, USER_REPOSITORY, DEFAULT_ROLES, USER_CONFIG, UserService, UserModule). Validated on a 3,800-file TypeScript monorepo (NestJS + Next.js): yields ~1,885 interfaces, ~147 enums, ~405 type aliases, ~2,236 const literal nodes, and ~1,935 instantiates edges that were previously invisible.
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_import_js previously only rewrote .js→.ts and .jsx→.tsx, leaving every
other common TypeScript / SvelteKit / Vite import shape unresolved. The
resulting node id wouldn't match the target file's own _make_id, so
build_from_json dropped the edge as external.
Three missed shapes:
1. Bare paths (no extension) — TS convention:
`import { foo } from './foo'` → real file is foo.ts
2. .svelte → .svelte.ts (Svelte 5 rune-only files):
`import { x } from './x.svelte'` → real file is x.svelte.ts
3. Directory imports / barrel index files:
`import { x } from './queue'` → real file is queue/index.ts
Fix
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New helper _resolve_with_extensions(p: Path) -> Path mirrors Vite/TS
resolver order:
1. exact path (file)
2. .js→.ts, .jsx→.tsx (existing TS-ESM convention)
3. bare path → .ts/.tsx/.svelte/.js/.jsx/.mjs
4. bare path → directory's index.{ts,tsx,js,jsx}
5. .svelte → .svelte.ts (Svelte 5 rune file)
Falls back to the original path on no match — preserves pre-fix behaviour
for genuinely external modules (build_from_json drops them as phantoms).
Wired into _import_js (relative + alias branches) and extract_svelte's
regex pass for dynamic_import so static and dynamic imports both benefit.
Subtle: uses .is_file() / .is_dir() rather than .exists(). When the
import is a directory, .exists() returns True and would short-circuit
before the index.ts lookup ever ran.
Tests
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20 new tests in tests/test_import_extension_resolution.py:
Resolver unit tests (12):
- existing path returned unchanged
- bare path → .ts / .tsx / .svelte
- .ts wins over .svelte for ambiguous bare paths (Vite order)
- directory → index.ts
- directory prefers index.ts over index.js
- .svelte → .svelte.ts (Svelte 5 rune file)
- .js → .ts (TS ESM convention)
- .jsx → .tsx
- real .js stays .js when .ts doesn't exist
- unresolvable returns input unchanged
End-to-end (8):
- bare-path import resolves in TS file
- directory import resolves to index.ts
- .svelte import resolves to .svelte.ts rune file
- explicit .ts/.svelte imports still work (regression guard)
- external module specifiers unchanged
- alias + bare path resolves
- dynamic_import bare path resolves
Adds 8 tests covering import shapes that came up during real-codebase
validation against a 1,873-file SvelteKit project:
- test_type_only_import_with_bare_path_resolves
`import type { X } from './foo'` — type-only imports must go
through the same resolver. Common pattern in TS codebases.
- test_named_imports_emit_symbol_edges_after_resolution
`import { foo, bar } from './module'` — verifies the per-symbol
`imports` edges (file → module.foo, file → module.bar) target the
correct stem after resolution. The symbol target_stem comes from
_file_stem(resolved), so resolution must happen first.
- test_alias_directory_import_resolves_to_index_ts
`from '$lib/queue'` — alias + directory composes correctly.
- test_resolve_does_not_match_partial_directory_name
Regression guard: `from './foo'` where only `foo-extra.ts` exists
must NOT accidentally resolve to it.
- test_resolve_directory_without_index_returns_unchanged
A directory with no index.* must fall through, not pick a random
.ts inside.
- test_resolve_handles_subpath_into_directory_with_index
`./foo/sub` where `./foo/sub/index.ts` exists.
- test_resolve_does_not_treat_dotfile_as_extension
Path('.env-types.ts').suffix is '.ts' (correct), but worth pinning.
- test_resolve_chain_alias_and_extension_compose
Two-layer resolution: alias → bare path → .svelte.ts. Verifies
the full chain works end-to-end for the Svelte 5 rune-file case.
Also expanded test_named_imports_emit_symbol_edges_after_resolution to
catch a subtle regression class: per-symbol import edges (line 319-340
in _import_js) build their target id from _file_stem(resolved). If
resolution fails or returns the wrong path, the symbol edges silently
target a different stem and downstream "where is X used?" queries miss
real callers.
Two changes that landed together because they share the same code path:
1. Generalize the bare-path append to handle multi-dot filenames
The previous resolver only appended extensions when path.suffix == ""
(truly bare paths). Real codebases use a lot of multi-dot patterns:
foo.shared.ts ← imported as './foo.shared'
foo.config.ts ← imported as './foo.config'
foo.compile.ts ← imported as './foo.compile'
foo.integration.ts ← imported as './foo.integration' (test helper)
foo.triggers.ts ← imported as './foo.triggers' (test helper)
foo.svelte.ts ← imported as './foo.svelte' (Svelte 5 rune)
foo.d.ts ← imported as './foo.d' (ambient types)
For all of these, .suffix is the meaningful middle segment (.shared,
.config, .integration, etc.) — not in the .js/.jsx/.svelte handled
list, so the resolver fell through and the import dropped to a phantom.
The fix unifies the bare-path and .svelte→.svelte.ts cases into a
single rule: append each candidate extension to the FULL filename, not
to the stripped stem. This subsumes:
bare path: foo → foo.ts
Svelte rune file: foo.svelte → foo.svelte.ts
multi-dot helper: foo.shared → foo.shared.ts
ambient declaration: foo.d → foo.d.ts
No behaviour change for paths that DO exist (.is_file() short-circuit)
or for the .js→.ts / .jsx→.tsx convention (handled before the append
loop so we don't accidentally match foo.js → foo.js.ts when foo.ts
is the real file).
2. Rename _resolve_with_extensions → _resolve_js_module_path
The function is JS/TS/Svelte-specific (Vite resolver order, mirrors the
convention used by _import_js, _JS_CONFIG, _TS_CONFIG). The original
name suggested it was a generic path utility. Renamed to make scope
explicit and align with the existing _import_js / _JS_CONFIG naming
pattern. Constants renamed to match: _JS_RESOLVE_EXTS, _JS_INDEX_FILES.
Tests
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4 new tests in tests/test_import_extension_resolution.py:
- test_resolve_multi_dot_helper_file: foo.shared → foo.shared.ts
- test_resolve_multi_dot_with_explicit_extension_still_works:
foo.shared.ts (explicit) still wins
- test_resolve_ambient_d_ts_via_bare_path: foo.d → foo.d.ts
- test_end_to_end_multi_dot_import_resolves: tree-sitter pipeline
sanity check via extract_js
Existing 28 tests updated for the rename. 32/32 pass; 7 pre-existing
unrelated failures elsewhere in the suite.
Validation
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On a 1,873-file SvelteKit codebase, applying both rules over the v0.7.5
baseline:
baseline: 12,096 edges
with the resolver fix: 20,151 edges (+8,055 = +67%)
The +2,652 over the previous version of this branch is attributable
entirely to multi-dot filename recovery, primarily test helper imports
('*.integration.ts', '*.triggers.ts'), domain-shared modules
('*.shared.ts'), and config files.
The generalized resolver already handles .svelte.js because the append
loop iterates _JS_RESOLVE_EXTS = (.ts, .tsx, .svelte, .js, .jsx, .mjs).
Adds three explicit tests to pin the behaviour and document the priority
choice:
- test_resolve_svelte_to_svelte_js_for_javascript_rune_files
JS-only Svelte 5 project: .svelte → .svelte.js works the same
way as .svelte.ts in TS projects. No special-casing needed —
the generalized append loop covers both.
- test_resolve_svelte_prefers_svelte_ts_over_svelte_js
Hybrid case (both files exist, e.g. .svelte.ts source plus
.svelte.js build artifact): .ts wins. Documents the deliberate
source-first priority — graphify is a source-code tool, not a
runtime resolver, so we differ from Vite's default JS-first order.
- test_resolve_real_svelte_file_wins_over_svelte_ts_sibling
Existence check short-circuits before any extension append, so a
real .svelte file always wins over a .svelte.ts sibling.
When both a file (foo.ts) and a directory (foo/) exist at the same path, both TypeScript and Vite prefer the file. The previous ordering checked directory first and fell through unchanged when the directory had no index, silently dropping every import like 'from ./auth' when an auth/ subdirectory existed alongside auth.ts.
Third call site that re-implemented the same .js→.ts rewrite in
isolation. Previously only handled the explicit .js→.ts case; bare
paths, multi-dot helper files, and alias-resolved dynamic imports
all dropped silently.
Now uses _resolve_js_module_path on both branches (relative and
alias) — same shape as the static-import and Svelte regex paths.
Real-world impact: TS files using `await import('./foo')` patterns
for code splitting (e.g. lazy-loading a profanity check) now produce
edges to the resolved target.
- Register .groovy and .gradle in CODE_EXTENSIONS, _DISPATCH, and collect_files - Add _GROOVY_CONFIG (reuses Java import handler) - Add regex-based _extract_spock_fallback for Spock spec files where tree-sitter-groovy wraps the body in ERROR nodes due to def-string methods - _is_spock_file detects via regex scan (def "...") instead of node-label heuristic, avoiding false negatives on classes whose name differs from stem - Fallback retains only file node + import edges from tree-sitter pass to prevent orphaned constructor/method nodes - Add tree-sitter-groovy>=0.1.2 dependency - Add 11 tests covering plain Groovy and Spock paths, including apostrophe in feature method names
Gemini is often the cheaper available quota for low-stakes semantic graph extraction, while OpenAI is a useful fallback. Extend the direct extraction backend registry, CLI validation, docs, and tests so headless extraction can use GEMINI_API_KEY, GOOGLE_API_KEY, or OPENAI_API_KEY without changing the existing Claude and Kimi paths. Constraint: Gemini supports OpenAI-compatible chat completions at the Google generative-language endpoint Rejected: Native google-genai integration | higher dependency and response-shape churn for the same chat-completions path Confidence: medium Scope-risk: moderate Directive: Keep backend detection explicit and test every accepted API-key environment variable before adding new providers Tested: uv run --directory vendor/graphify pytest tests/test_llm_backends.py tests/test_chunking.py -q Not-tested: Live Gemini/OpenAI API calls; no GEMINI_API_KEY or OPENAI_API_KEY present in this environment
`detect_incremental(root)` always called `detect(root)` without forwarding the `follow_symlinks` kwarg. As a result, corpora that include symlinked sub-trees pointing to directories outside the scan root (e.g. a `state_of_truth/` symlink pointing at `~/.hermes/state_of_truth/`) were visible to a full `detect()` run with `follow_symlinks=True` but invisible to any subsequent `--update` run. The incremental scan would then either report no changes (silently dropping legitimate new files) or repeatedly re-extract a phantom subset, depending on what was reachable without crossing symlinks. Add a keyword-only `follow_symlinks` parameter to `detect_incremental()` and forward it. Default stays `False` for backwards compatibility — only callers that already opt in to symlink following on `detect()` pick up the new behaviour for incremental runs too. Test: a corpus with a symlinked directory is invisible with `follow_symlinks=False`, fully indexed with `follow_symlinks=True`, and correctly reports zero new files on a second incremental scan after the manifest is saved.
The initial Gemini backend defaulted to 2.5 Flash, but large semantic extraction chunks can benefit from newer models and more output headroom. Move the default to Gemini 3 Flash Preview, add CLI and environment model overrides, and increase the Gemini completion budget while keeping low reasoning effort for cost control. Constraint: Google exposes Gemini through an OpenAI-compatible chat-completions endpoint Rejected: Hardcode Gemini 3.1 Pro as the default | higher cost for routine repository indexing Confidence: medium Scope-risk: narrow Directive: Keep --model and GRAPHIFY_GEMINI_MODEL working before changing Gemini defaults again Tested: uv run --directory vendor/graphify pytest tests/test_llm_backends.py tests/test_chunking.py -q Not-tested: Live Gemini 3 extraction on the full cloud-edge repo before this commit
…s 16384, prune message clarity, svelte stub source_file, svelte static imports, manifest on full rebuild + pi skill YAML fix Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add `.luau` to CODE_EXTENSIONS and route it through extract_lua (tree-sitter-lua). Roblox first-party code uses .luau; without this, graphify silently skipped 379/479 files on a real Roblox codebase and the resulting graph was dominated by vendored .lua dependencies. tree-sitter-lua doesn't parse Luau type annotations, but it successfully extracts function declarations and call edges from Luau source — verified on a 379-file Roblox codebase (1265 nodes, 1471 edges, 236 communities). A dedicated tree-sitter-luau grammar would be a richer long-term fix; this is the minimal change to make Luau projects work today. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Automated security fix generated by Orbis Security AI
…r message (Graphify-Labs#744 Graphify-Labs#746 Graphify-Labs#750) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… detect_incremental to detect
Keep Graphify query segmentation focused on Chinese terms: rename the CJK helpers and extra to Chinese scope, cache the optional jieba import at module load, and keep a bigram fallback when jieba is unavailable. Constraint: Reviewer asked either to broaden Hiragana/Katakana/Hangul support or rename CJK helpers; user chose Chinese-only because Japanese segmentation accuracy is uncertain. Rejected: Broaden to Japanese and Korean segmentation | jieba is Chinese-oriented and the user explicitly limited scope to Chinese. Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Directive: Do not label this path as CJK unless Hiragana/Katakana/Hangul segmentation is intentionally supported and tested. Tested: uv run --with pytest pytest tests/test_serve.py tests/test_query_cli.py tests/test_benchmark.py Tested: uv run --with pytest --with jieba pytest tests/test_serve.py -k "chinese or non_chinese" Tested: graphify update . Not-tested: Full test suite. Co-authored-by: OmX <omx@oh-my-codex.dev>
…r, .cshtml) Adds extract_sln, extract_csproj, and extract_razor extractors. Captures NuGet package refs, project-to-project dependencies, target frameworks, SDK attribute, @using/@inject/@inherits/@model directives, Blazor component refs, and @code methods. Resolves relative project paths to absolute paths so sln/csproj nodes link correctly when the graph is assembled. Closes Graphify-Labs#515. Co-Authored-By: aksrathore <aksrathore@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…olute paths prune_set in build_merge now includes relative-path variants of each deleted file so manifest absolute paths (e.g. /home/user/corpus/module_b/utils.py) match graph node source_file values (e.g. module_b/utils.py) regardless of OS or run context. Fixes Graphify-Labs#1007. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…for symlink safety Replace inlined path normalisation with _norm_source_file (the same function that builds node source_file keys) so prune_set and node attrs are normalised identically. resolve() on root handles symlinked scan roots. Keep both raw and normalised forms in prune_set so nodes with absolute source_file also match. Add edge pruning and Windows backslash path tests per Opus review. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…raph before eviction Three issues in _rebuild_code (watch.py): 1. _relativize_source_files was called on result after eviction list was built, so existing nodes with absolute source_file were never normalized before comparison 2. deleted_paths and evict_sources used str() (backslashes on Windows) while graph.json stores forward-slash paths via _norm_source_file 3. _relativize_source_files itself used str() instead of as_posix() Also fix extract.py source_file relativization to use as_posix(). Closes Graphify-Labs#1007. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…raphify-Labs#1028) cluster-only re-runs Leiden clustering and then re-applies the existing .graphify_labels.json by raw cid index, which causes labels to attach to clusters whose members are unrelated to the label's original meaning whenever the graph has changed between labeling and re-clustering. Mirror the safety net already present in watch.py:_rebuild_code added in Graphify-Labs#822 for the watch/update paths. Adds a regression test that fails without the fix (label cids become orphaned from graph.json community attributes after re-clustering). Refs: Graphify-Labs#1027 Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…p.json) Adds graphify/mcp_ingest.py — extracts MCP server configurations into the knowledge graph. Captures server nodes, NuGet/npm/pip package refs, commands, env var requirements, and inter-server edges. Dispatched by filename before the suffix lookup so generic .json extraction is unaffected. Env values are discarded to prevent secret leakage. File size capped at 1 MiB. 29 tests. Fixes: server_count budget now checked after validity guard so invalid entries don't consume capacity; removed misleading uv run docstring example. Co-Authored-By: adityachaudhary99 <adityachaudhary99@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… IDs to prevent machine-specific absolute paths in graph.json (Graphify-Labs#999)
…xtract_lpk stdlib ET does not cap entity expansion — a crafted .csproj or .lpk with nested internal entities can exhaust memory. Pre-screen input bytes for <!DOCTYPE and <!ENTITY before parsing (legitimate MSBuild/Lazarus files never contain these). Also adds the missing 2 MiB size cap to extract_lpk (csproj already had one). No new dependencies required. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…_paths is None (Graphify-Labs#1007) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ify-Labs#1010) graphify-out regenerates differently on every `graphify update` even when no source changed, so the committed graph is perpetually dirty and the post-commit/post-checkout hooks fight every commit. Two independent nondeterminism sources, each fixed here: 1. Edge direction flips. build.py builds an undirected graph and stores direction in _src/_tgt; collapsing two edges onto the same node pair is last-write-wins, and unstable edge iteration order flips them run-to-run. Fixed by sorting edges by (source, target, relation) before the add loop. 2. Clustering churn. The networkx Louvain fallback iterates string-keyed sets whose order is randomized per-process by PYTHONHASHSEED, so community assignments differ run-to-run even with seed=42. Fixed by exporting PYTHONHASHSEED=0 in the generated post-commit and post-checkout hook scripts. With both fixes, `graphify update` is idempotent: rebuilding an already-converged graphify-out reproduces graph.json and GRAPH_REPORT.md byte-for-byte. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…p platform, punctuation search, builtin god-node filter, .svh Verilog (Graphify-Labs#1040, Graphify-Labs#1018, Graphify-Labs#1037, Graphify-Labs#948, Graphify-Labs#994, Graphify-Labs#916, Graphify-Labs#1042) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ge, decorated method node ID mismatch (Graphify-Labs#1047, Graphify-Labs#1046, Graphify-Labs#1050) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…fy-Labs#1006) When a graph exceeds the viz node limit, to_html() builds a community-aggregated meta-graph and recursively calls itself. The recursive call never carried hyperedges onto the meta-graph, so graph.html always emitted const hyperedges = [] even when graph.json contained plenty. This fix remaps hyperedge node references from semantic node IDs to community IDs before the recursive call, so hyperedge regions render correctly in the aggregated view. Hyperedges that collapse to fewer than 2 distinct communities are dropped (they wouldn't render as a polygon anyway). Fixes Graphify-Labs#1005
…aphify-Labs#884, Graphify-Labs#1030) - Feat: extract_dm (tree-sitter-dm), extract_dmi (PNG icon states), extract_dmm (tile dict uses edges), extract_dmf (window/elem hierarchy) for .dm .dme .dmi .dmm .dmf; 26 tests, fixtures, pyproject.toml dep - Feat: graphify extract --mode deep flag; deep_mode threaded through all four LLM backends via extract_corpus_parallel - Fix: CHANGELOG 0.8.21 entries for Graphify-Labs#1050, Graphify-Labs#1046, Graphify-Labs#1047 that were missing Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…nflict
Two compounding bugs caused ~30-50% of semantic chunks to come back as
"hollow responses" when running `graphify extract --backend claude-cli`,
triggering adaptive bisection that doubled or tripled the number of
`claude -p` subprocesses.
1. `_parse_llm_json` only stripped markdown fences when `raw.startswith("```")`.
Claude frequently prepends a short preamble ("Here are the extracted
entities:\n\n```json\n{...}\n```") which made the check fail, so the
fence-stripping was skipped entirely and json.loads dropped the chunk.
2. `_call_claude_cli` used `--append-system-prompt`, which adds graphify's
extraction prompt on top of Claude Code's default interactive-agent
prompt ("use markdown formatting", "output text to communicate with
the user"). The conflicting instructions explain the preambles and
fences from issue Graphify-Labs#1 — the default prompt won about half the time.
Fix:
- Robust _parse_llm_json: strip fences regardless of position, with a
fallback that scans for the first balanced {...} object in the
response. Handles preambles, trailing prose, and prose-wrapped JSON
without fences. Diagnostic log on terminal failure shows the first
200 chars of the response so future format drift is debuggable.
- Switch claude-cli to --system-prompt (replaces). Eliminates the
conflict at the source. Subscription auth unaffected (verified).
Side benefit: cache-creation tokens per call drop ~19% because
Claude Code's default system prompt is no longer materialized.
The two fixes are complementary: Graphify-Labs#2 dramatically reduces malformed
responses; Graphify-Labs#1 keeps graphify robust against residual cases (soft
refusals, model confusion) and benefits every other backend.
Verified on a 43-file modes/ corpus (Markdown docs):
- Before: 30-50% hollow rate, multiple bisections, log full of errors
- After: 0 hollow responses, 0 bisections, clean log
Verified on a 800-file repo (career-ops, mixed code + docs):
- Before: ~44 min, 269k output tokens (inflated by preambles)
- After: ~3-4 min incremental, 19k output tokens (-93%)
Collaborator
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Thanks for tracking down the claude-cli hollow-response issue — this is a real problem worth fixing. Unfortunately the PR is unreviewable in its current state: the diff shows 138,000+ additions because the branch is based off a stale Please:
Happy to merge once we can see what's actually changing. |
claude-cli defaults to Opus, which is overkill for the structured JSON extraction graphify performs. Setting GRAPHIFY_CLAUDE_CLI_MODEL= haiku (or sonnet, or a full model ID) lets users pick a cheaper / faster model for the semantic-extraction pass without touching the default behaviour. Validated on a small corpus with haiku-4-5: - Output tokens: -82% vs Opus (1.3k vs 7.6k) - Final graph identical (118 nodes / 192 edges) - 10 hollow responses observed — recovered by the parser fixes earlier in this PR. Without those fixes, this commit would silently lose chunks. The robust-parser commit and the --system-prompt commit are prerequisites — Haiku markdown-wraps responses more often than Opus, which is exactly the failure mode they handle.
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Superseded by #1063 — re-targeted to v8 with clean diff and unit tests as requested. Apologies for the noisy first attempt. |
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Fix hollow-response loop in
claude-clibackendProblem
When running
graphify extract <path> --backend claude-cliagainst a multi-modal corpus (code + Markdown docs), ~30-50% of semantic chunks come back as "hollow responses" and trigger adaptive bisection. On a ~800-file repo this turned a ~15 min run into ~44 min and consumed 2-3× moreclaudesubscription quota than necessary.Symptoms in the log:
The hollow-detection path works as designed — the issue is what causes Claude to return content that fails
json.loads.Root cause (two compounding issues)
1.
_parse_llm_jsononly strips markdown fences at offset 0Claude (and most chat models) frequently prepend a short preamble before the JSON, e.g.: