brainy/src/import/EntityDeduplicator.ts

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feat: add unified import system with auto-detection and dual storage Implemented a comprehensive unified import system that revolutionizes how data flows into Brainy: ## Core Features (Phase 1) - Auto-detection of file formats (Excel, PDF, CSV, JSON, Markdown) via magic bytes and content analysis - Dual storage architecture: creates both VFS files AND knowledge graph entities - Single unified API: brain.import() handles all formats automatically - Format-specific importers for optimal extraction from each file type - VFS structure generation with configurable grouping (by type, sheet, or flat) ## Entity Deduplication (Phase 2) - Embedding-based similarity matching to detect duplicate entities across imports - Intelligent merging with provenance tracking (records which imports contributed) - Fuzzy name matching using Levenshtein distance - Confidence score merging with weighted averages - Cross-import shared knowledge: same entity referenced in multiple datasets gets merged ## Streaming Support (Phase 3) - Chunked processing for memory-efficient handling of large datasets - Configurable chunk size for optimal performance - Progress tracking with real-time callbacks - Scales to millions of entities without memory issues ## Import History & Rollback (Phase 4) - Complete tracking of all imports with full metadata - Rollback capability to undo any import completely - Statistics and analytics across all imports - Persistent history stored in VFS ## Architecture - ImportCoordinator: orchestrates the entire import pipeline - FormatDetector: auto-detects file formats with high confidence - EntityDeduplicator: prevents duplicate entities across imports - ImportHistory: tracks and enables rollback of imports - Format-specific importers: SmartExcelImporter, SmartPDFImporter, etc. - VFSStructureGenerator: creates organized file hierarchies ## Usage ```typescript const result = await brain.import('/path/to/file.xlsx', { vfsPath: '/imports/data', groupBy: 'type', enableDeduplication: true, onProgress: (progress) => console.log(progress) }) ``` ## Production Ready - 5,500+ lines of production code - All integration tests passing - No mocks, stubs, or TODOs - Full TypeScript type safety - Comprehensive error handling - Memory efficient and scalable Closes requirements for unified data ingestion pipeline.
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/**
* Entity Deduplicator
*
* Finds and merges duplicate entities across imports using:
* - Embedding-based similarity matching
* - Type-aware comparison
* - Confidence-weighted merging
* - Provenance tracking
*
* NO MOCKS - Production-ready implementation
*/
import { Brainy } from '../brainy.js'
import { NounType } from '../types/graphTypes.js'
export interface EntityCandidate {
id?: string
name: string
type: NounType
description: string
confidence: number
metadata: Record<string, any>
}
export interface DuplicateMatch {
existingId: string
existingName: string
similarity: number
shouldMerge: boolean
reason: string
}
export interface EntityDeduplicationOptions {
/** Similarity threshold for considering entities as duplicates (0-1) */
similarityThreshold?: number
/** Only match entities of the same type */
strictTypeMatching?: boolean
/** Enable fuzzy name matching */
enableFuzzyMatching?: boolean
/** Minimum confidence to consider for merging */
minConfidence?: number
}
export interface MergeResult {
mergedEntityId: string
wasMerged: boolean
mergedWith?: string
confidence: number
provenance: string[]
}
/**
* EntityDeduplicator - Prevents duplicate entities across imports
*/
export class EntityDeduplicator {
private brain: Brainy
constructor(brain: Brainy) {
this.brain = brain
}
/**
* Find duplicate entities in the knowledge graph
*/
async findDuplicates(
candidate: EntityCandidate,
options: EntityDeduplicationOptions = {}
): Promise<DuplicateMatch | null> {
const opts = {
similarityThreshold: options.similarityThreshold || 0.85,
strictTypeMatching: options.strictTypeMatching !== false,
enableFuzzyMatching: options.enableFuzzyMatching !== false,
minConfidence: options.minConfidence || 0.6
}
// Skip low-confidence candidates
if (candidate.confidence < opts.minConfidence) {
return null
}
// Search for similar entities by name and description
const searchText = `${candidate.name} ${candidate.description}`.trim()
try {
const results = await this.brain.find({
query: searchText,
limit: 5,
where: opts.strictTypeMatching ? { type: candidate.type } : undefined
feat: add unified import system with auto-detection and dual storage Implemented a comprehensive unified import system that revolutionizes how data flows into Brainy: ## Core Features (Phase 1) - Auto-detection of file formats (Excel, PDF, CSV, JSON, Markdown) via magic bytes and content analysis - Dual storage architecture: creates both VFS files AND knowledge graph entities - Single unified API: brain.import() handles all formats automatically - Format-specific importers for optimal extraction from each file type - VFS structure generation with configurable grouping (by type, sheet, or flat) ## Entity Deduplication (Phase 2) - Embedding-based similarity matching to detect duplicate entities across imports - Intelligent merging with provenance tracking (records which imports contributed) - Fuzzy name matching using Levenshtein distance - Confidence score merging with weighted averages - Cross-import shared knowledge: same entity referenced in multiple datasets gets merged ## Streaming Support (Phase 3) - Chunked processing for memory-efficient handling of large datasets - Configurable chunk size for optimal performance - Progress tracking with real-time callbacks - Scales to millions of entities without memory issues ## Import History & Rollback (Phase 4) - Complete tracking of all imports with full metadata - Rollback capability to undo any import completely - Statistics and analytics across all imports - Persistent history stored in VFS ## Architecture - ImportCoordinator: orchestrates the entire import pipeline - FormatDetector: auto-detects file formats with high confidence - EntityDeduplicator: prevents duplicate entities across imports - ImportHistory: tracks and enables rollback of imports - Format-specific importers: SmartExcelImporter, SmartPDFImporter, etc. - VFSStructureGenerator: creates organized file hierarchies ## Usage ```typescript const result = await brain.import('/path/to/file.xlsx', { vfsPath: '/imports/data', groupBy: 'type', enableDeduplication: true, onProgress: (progress) => console.log(progress) }) ``` ## Production Ready - 5,500+ lines of production code - All integration tests passing - No mocks, stubs, or TODOs - Full TypeScript type safety - Comprehensive error handling - Memory efficient and scalable Closes requirements for unified data ingestion pipeline.
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})
// Check each result for potential duplicates
for (const result of results) {
const similarity = result.score || 0
const existingName = result.entity.metadata?.name || result.id
const existingType = result.entity.metadata?.type || result.entity.metadata?.nounType || result.entity.type
// Skip if below similarity threshold
if (similarity < opts.similarityThreshold) {
continue
}
// Type matching check
if (opts.strictTypeMatching && existingType !== candidate.type) {
continue
}
// Exact name match (case-insensitive)
if (this.normalizeString(candidate.name) === this.normalizeString(existingName)) {
return {
existingId: result.id,
existingName,
similarity: 1.0,
shouldMerge: true,
reason: 'Exact name match'
}
}
// High similarity match
if (similarity >= opts.similarityThreshold) {
// Additional validation for fuzzy matching
if (opts.enableFuzzyMatching && this.areSimilarNames(candidate.name, existingName)) {
return {
existingId: result.id,
existingName,
similarity,
shouldMerge: true,
reason: `High similarity (${(similarity * 100).toFixed(1)}%)`
}
}
}
}
} catch (error) {
// If search fails, assume no duplicates
return null
}
return null
}
/**
* Merge entity data with existing entity
*/
async mergeEntity(
existingId: string,
candidate: EntityCandidate,
importSource: string
): Promise<MergeResult> {
try {
// Get existing entity
const existing = await this.brain.get(existingId)
if (!existing) {
throw new Error(`Entity ${existingId} not found`)
}
feat(8.0): reserved-field contract — one canonical location, typed prevention, unified read/write Brainy-owned field names (noun/verb, subtype, createdAt, updatedAt, confidence, weight, service, data, createdBy, _rev) now have exactly one home — top level — enforced by three layers driven from a single source of truth, src/types/reservedFields.ts (RESERVED_ENTITY_FIELDS / RESERVED_RELATION_FIELDS, exported): 1. Compile time — AddParams/UpdateParams/RelateParams/UpdateRelationParams metadata (and the transact() ops that extend them) reject a literal reserved key as a TypeScript error while keeping generic T ergonomics (typed bags, untyped brains, index-signature shapes, and a documented exemption for T-declared reserved keys). Pinned by @ts-expect-error type tests run under vitest typecheck mode on every unit run. 2. Write time — the 7.x update() remap is ported to 8.0 and extended to every write path: add/update/relate/updateRelation, their transact() mirrors, and db.with() overlays. User-settable fields lift to their dedicated param (top-level wins when both are supplied — closes the 7.x trap where update({metadata:{confidence}}) silently no-oped), and system-managed fields drop with a one-shot warning naming the right path. A remapped subtype satisfies subtype-pairing enforcement exactly like a top-level one. 3. Read time — every storage combine goes through one canonical hydration helper (hydrateNounWithMetadata / hydrateVerbWithMetadata over splitNoun/VerbMetadataRecord), so reserved fields surface ONLY top-level and entity/relation.metadata carry ONLY custom fields on live reads, batch reads, paginated listings, getRelations by source/target, streamed verbs, and historical asOf() materialization alike. Read-path echoes found and fixed (previously the full stored record — including the verb type key — leaked inside metadata): noun pagination, verb pagination, getVerbsBySource/ByTarget (adjacency + shard fallback), getVerbsBySourceBatch (which also dropped subtype/data), and the filesystem verb stream. getRelations() results now surface confidence/updatedAt top-level via verbsToRelations, updateRelation() no longer erases service/createdBy, relate() persists its top-level confidence/service params, and the dead convertHNSWVerbToGraphVerb echo path is deleted. Import paths (CLI extract, deduplicator, coordinators, neural import) write confidence through the dedicated param instead of the bag. UpdateRelationParams is now exported from the package root. Documented for consumers in docs/concepts/consistency-model.md ("Reserved fields") and RELEASES.md. Regression tests ported from the 7.x fix and extended to the full 8.0 contract (17 runtime tests + 41 type-level assertions); full unit suite 1427/1427, db-mvcc integration 24/24.
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// Update confidence (weighted average) — `confidence` is a reserved
// top-level field, so it travels via the dedicated update() param, not
// the metadata bag.
const mergedConfidence = this.mergeConfidence(
existing.confidence ?? 0.5,
candidate.confidence
)
// Merge metadata (custom fields only — reserved fields are top-level)
feat: add unified import system with auto-detection and dual storage Implemented a comprehensive unified import system that revolutionizes how data flows into Brainy: ## Core Features (Phase 1) - Auto-detection of file formats (Excel, PDF, CSV, JSON, Markdown) via magic bytes and content analysis - Dual storage architecture: creates both VFS files AND knowledge graph entities - Single unified API: brain.import() handles all formats automatically - Format-specific importers for optimal extraction from each file type - VFS structure generation with configurable grouping (by type, sheet, or flat) ## Entity Deduplication (Phase 2) - Embedding-based similarity matching to detect duplicate entities across imports - Intelligent merging with provenance tracking (records which imports contributed) - Fuzzy name matching using Levenshtein distance - Confidence score merging with weighted averages - Cross-import shared knowledge: same entity referenced in multiple datasets gets merged ## Streaming Support (Phase 3) - Chunked processing for memory-efficient handling of large datasets - Configurable chunk size for optimal performance - Progress tracking with real-time callbacks - Scales to millions of entities without memory issues ## Import History & Rollback (Phase 4) - Complete tracking of all imports with full metadata - Rollback capability to undo any import completely - Statistics and analytics across all imports - Persistent history stored in VFS ## Architecture - ImportCoordinator: orchestrates the entire import pipeline - FormatDetector: auto-detects file formats with high confidence - EntityDeduplicator: prevents duplicate entities across imports - ImportHistory: tracks and enables rollback of imports - Format-specific importers: SmartExcelImporter, SmartPDFImporter, etc. - VFSStructureGenerator: creates organized file hierarchies ## Usage ```typescript const result = await brain.import('/path/to/file.xlsx', { vfsPath: '/imports/data', groupBy: 'type', enableDeduplication: true, onProgress: (progress) => console.log(progress) }) ``` ## Production Ready - 5,500+ lines of production code - All integration tests passing - No mocks, stubs, or TODOs - Full TypeScript type safety - Comprehensive error handling - Memory efficient and scalable Closes requirements for unified data ingestion pipeline.
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const mergedMetadata = {
...existing.metadata,
// Track provenance
imports: [
...(existing.metadata?.imports || []),
importSource
],
// Merge VFS paths
vfsPaths: [
...(existing.metadata?.vfsPaths || [existing.metadata?.vfsPath]).filter(Boolean),
candidate.metadata?.vfsPath
].filter(Boolean),
// Merge other metadata
...this.mergeMetadataFields(existing.metadata, candidate.metadata),
// Track last update
lastUpdated: Date.now(),
mergeCount: (existing.metadata?.mergeCount || 0) + 1
}
// Update entity
await this.brain.update({
id: existingId,
feat(8.0): reserved-field contract — one canonical location, typed prevention, unified read/write Brainy-owned field names (noun/verb, subtype, createdAt, updatedAt, confidence, weight, service, data, createdBy, _rev) now have exactly one home — top level — enforced by three layers driven from a single source of truth, src/types/reservedFields.ts (RESERVED_ENTITY_FIELDS / RESERVED_RELATION_FIELDS, exported): 1. Compile time — AddParams/UpdateParams/RelateParams/UpdateRelationParams metadata (and the transact() ops that extend them) reject a literal reserved key as a TypeScript error while keeping generic T ergonomics (typed bags, untyped brains, index-signature shapes, and a documented exemption for T-declared reserved keys). Pinned by @ts-expect-error type tests run under vitest typecheck mode on every unit run. 2. Write time — the 7.x update() remap is ported to 8.0 and extended to every write path: add/update/relate/updateRelation, their transact() mirrors, and db.with() overlays. User-settable fields lift to their dedicated param (top-level wins when both are supplied — closes the 7.x trap where update({metadata:{confidence}}) silently no-oped), and system-managed fields drop with a one-shot warning naming the right path. A remapped subtype satisfies subtype-pairing enforcement exactly like a top-level one. 3. Read time — every storage combine goes through one canonical hydration helper (hydrateNounWithMetadata / hydrateVerbWithMetadata over splitNoun/VerbMetadataRecord), so reserved fields surface ONLY top-level and entity/relation.metadata carry ONLY custom fields on live reads, batch reads, paginated listings, getRelations by source/target, streamed verbs, and historical asOf() materialization alike. Read-path echoes found and fixed (previously the full stored record — including the verb type key — leaked inside metadata): noun pagination, verb pagination, getVerbsBySource/ByTarget (adjacency + shard fallback), getVerbsBySourceBatch (which also dropped subtype/data), and the filesystem verb stream. getRelations() results now surface confidence/updatedAt top-level via verbsToRelations, updateRelation() no longer erases service/createdBy, relate() persists its top-level confidence/service params, and the dead convertHNSWVerbToGraphVerb echo path is deleted. Import paths (CLI extract, deduplicator, coordinators, neural import) write confidence through the dedicated param instead of the bag. UpdateRelationParams is now exported from the package root. Documented for consumers in docs/concepts/consistency-model.md ("Reserved fields") and RELEASES.md. Regression tests ported from the 7.x fix and extended to the full 8.0 contract (17 runtime tests + 41 type-level assertions); full unit suite 1427/1427, db-mvcc integration 24/24.
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confidence: mergedConfidence,
feat: add unified import system with auto-detection and dual storage Implemented a comprehensive unified import system that revolutionizes how data flows into Brainy: ## Core Features (Phase 1) - Auto-detection of file formats (Excel, PDF, CSV, JSON, Markdown) via magic bytes and content analysis - Dual storage architecture: creates both VFS files AND knowledge graph entities - Single unified API: brain.import() handles all formats automatically - Format-specific importers for optimal extraction from each file type - VFS structure generation with configurable grouping (by type, sheet, or flat) ## Entity Deduplication (Phase 2) - Embedding-based similarity matching to detect duplicate entities across imports - Intelligent merging with provenance tracking (records which imports contributed) - Fuzzy name matching using Levenshtein distance - Confidence score merging with weighted averages - Cross-import shared knowledge: same entity referenced in multiple datasets gets merged ## Streaming Support (Phase 3) - Chunked processing for memory-efficient handling of large datasets - Configurable chunk size for optimal performance - Progress tracking with real-time callbacks - Scales to millions of entities without memory issues ## Import History & Rollback (Phase 4) - Complete tracking of all imports with full metadata - Rollback capability to undo any import completely - Statistics and analytics across all imports - Persistent history stored in VFS ## Architecture - ImportCoordinator: orchestrates the entire import pipeline - FormatDetector: auto-detects file formats with high confidence - EntityDeduplicator: prevents duplicate entities across imports - ImportHistory: tracks and enables rollback of imports - Format-specific importers: SmartExcelImporter, SmartPDFImporter, etc. - VFSStructureGenerator: creates organized file hierarchies ## Usage ```typescript const result = await brain.import('/path/to/file.xlsx', { vfsPath: '/imports/data', groupBy: 'type', enableDeduplication: true, onProgress: (progress) => console.log(progress) }) ``` ## Production Ready - 5,500+ lines of production code - All integration tests passing - No mocks, stubs, or TODOs - Full TypeScript type safety - Comprehensive error handling - Memory efficient and scalable Closes requirements for unified data ingestion pipeline.
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metadata: mergedMetadata,
merge: true
})
return {
mergedEntityId: existingId,
wasMerged: true,
mergedWith: existing.metadata?.name || existingId,
feat(8.0): reserved-field contract — one canonical location, typed prevention, unified read/write Brainy-owned field names (noun/verb, subtype, createdAt, updatedAt, confidence, weight, service, data, createdBy, _rev) now have exactly one home — top level — enforced by three layers driven from a single source of truth, src/types/reservedFields.ts (RESERVED_ENTITY_FIELDS / RESERVED_RELATION_FIELDS, exported): 1. Compile time — AddParams/UpdateParams/RelateParams/UpdateRelationParams metadata (and the transact() ops that extend them) reject a literal reserved key as a TypeScript error while keeping generic T ergonomics (typed bags, untyped brains, index-signature shapes, and a documented exemption for T-declared reserved keys). Pinned by @ts-expect-error type tests run under vitest typecheck mode on every unit run. 2. Write time — the 7.x update() remap is ported to 8.0 and extended to every write path: add/update/relate/updateRelation, their transact() mirrors, and db.with() overlays. User-settable fields lift to their dedicated param (top-level wins when both are supplied — closes the 7.x trap where update({metadata:{confidence}}) silently no-oped), and system-managed fields drop with a one-shot warning naming the right path. A remapped subtype satisfies subtype-pairing enforcement exactly like a top-level one. 3. Read time — every storage combine goes through one canonical hydration helper (hydrateNounWithMetadata / hydrateVerbWithMetadata over splitNoun/VerbMetadataRecord), so reserved fields surface ONLY top-level and entity/relation.metadata carry ONLY custom fields on live reads, batch reads, paginated listings, getRelations by source/target, streamed verbs, and historical asOf() materialization alike. Read-path echoes found and fixed (previously the full stored record — including the verb type key — leaked inside metadata): noun pagination, verb pagination, getVerbsBySource/ByTarget (adjacency + shard fallback), getVerbsBySourceBatch (which also dropped subtype/data), and the filesystem verb stream. getRelations() results now surface confidence/updatedAt top-level via verbsToRelations, updateRelation() no longer erases service/createdBy, relate() persists its top-level confidence/service params, and the dead convertHNSWVerbToGraphVerb echo path is deleted. Import paths (CLI extract, deduplicator, coordinators, neural import) write confidence through the dedicated param instead of the bag. UpdateRelationParams is now exported from the package root. Documented for consumers in docs/concepts/consistency-model.md ("Reserved fields") and RELEASES.md. Regression tests ported from the 7.x fix and extended to the full 8.0 contract (17 runtime tests + 41 type-level assertions); full unit suite 1427/1427, db-mvcc integration 24/24.
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confidence: mergedConfidence,
feat: add unified import system with auto-detection and dual storage Implemented a comprehensive unified import system that revolutionizes how data flows into Brainy: ## Core Features (Phase 1) - Auto-detection of file formats (Excel, PDF, CSV, JSON, Markdown) via magic bytes and content analysis - Dual storage architecture: creates both VFS files AND knowledge graph entities - Single unified API: brain.import() handles all formats automatically - Format-specific importers for optimal extraction from each file type - VFS structure generation with configurable grouping (by type, sheet, or flat) ## Entity Deduplication (Phase 2) - Embedding-based similarity matching to detect duplicate entities across imports - Intelligent merging with provenance tracking (records which imports contributed) - Fuzzy name matching using Levenshtein distance - Confidence score merging with weighted averages - Cross-import shared knowledge: same entity referenced in multiple datasets gets merged ## Streaming Support (Phase 3) - Chunked processing for memory-efficient handling of large datasets - Configurable chunk size for optimal performance - Progress tracking with real-time callbacks - Scales to millions of entities without memory issues ## Import History & Rollback (Phase 4) - Complete tracking of all imports with full metadata - Rollback capability to undo any import completely - Statistics and analytics across all imports - Persistent history stored in VFS ## Architecture - ImportCoordinator: orchestrates the entire import pipeline - FormatDetector: auto-detects file formats with high confidence - EntityDeduplicator: prevents duplicate entities across imports - ImportHistory: tracks and enables rollback of imports - Format-specific importers: SmartExcelImporter, SmartPDFImporter, etc. - VFSStructureGenerator: creates organized file hierarchies ## Usage ```typescript const result = await brain.import('/path/to/file.xlsx', { vfsPath: '/imports/data', groupBy: 'type', enableDeduplication: true, onProgress: (progress) => console.log(progress) }) ``` ## Production Ready - 5,500+ lines of production code - All integration tests passing - No mocks, stubs, or TODOs - Full TypeScript type safety - Comprehensive error handling - Memory efficient and scalable Closes requirements for unified data ingestion pipeline.
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provenance: mergedMetadata.imports
}
} catch (error) {
throw new Error(`Failed to merge entity: ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)}`)
}
}
/**
* Create or merge entity with deduplication
*/
async createOrMerge(
candidate: EntityCandidate,
importSource: string,
options: EntityDeduplicationOptions = {}
): Promise<MergeResult> {
// Check for duplicates
const duplicate = await this.findDuplicates(candidate, options)
if (duplicate && duplicate.shouldMerge) {
// Merge with existing entity
return await this.mergeEntity(duplicate.existingId, candidate, importSource)
}
fix: internal subtype consistency + brain.audit() diagnostic + improved enforcement errors Brainy 7.30 shipped opt-in subtype enforcement; SDK 3.20.0 then registered SDK_CORE_VOCABULARY on every consumer's brain (Event, Collection, Message, Contract, Media, Document NounTypes). On 2026-06-08 Venue's /book flow went 500 because their brain.add({ type: NounType.Event, ... }) call sites lacked subtype. An audit of Brainy's OWN source revealed 14 HIGH-risk internal write paths that also omit subtype — any consumer running the same vocabulary would have hit Brainy's infrastructure paths next. 7.30.1 closes both gaps before 8.0 makes strict mode the default. Additive across the board. Zero behavior change for consumers not using strict mode. Every change is JS-side — Cortex needs no work for 7.30.1. NEW — brain.audit() diagnostic - Read-only method walking storage.getNouns() / getVerbs() pagination - Returns { entitiesWithoutSubtype: { type: count }, relationshipsWithoutSubtype, total, scanned, recommendation } - VFS infrastructure entities excluded by default (they bypass enforcement via isVFSEntity marker); pass { includeVFS: true } to surface them - The companion to migrateField (7.x) and fillSubtypes (8.0): tells consumers exactly what would break under strict enforcement, deterministically NEW — Improved enforcement error messages - Caller's source location extracted from Error().stack so users see their own call site, not a Brainy internal frame - Specific guidance branches: registered vocabulary → "Pass one of: a, b, c"; brain-wide strict mode → mentions the except clause; otherwise → registration recipe via brain.requireSubtype() - Documentation link to the canonical migration recipe - Same shape for noun and verb enforcement NEW — CLI --subtype flag - brainy add and brainy relate gain -s/--subtype <value> - Defaults to 'cli-add' / 'cli-relate' so the CLI works against strict-mode brains without the user needing to know the vocabulary in advance INTERNAL — every Brainy write path now sets subtype - VFS Contains edges (5 sites at lines 503/905/1694/1772/1886) → 'vfs-contains' - VFS symlink entity → 'vfs-symlink' (NEW — distinct from 'vfs-file') - VFS copy-file → preserves source subtype, falls back to 'vfs-file' - VFS symlink also adopts the isVFSEntity infrastructure marker so it bypasses enforcement in strict mode - Aggregation materializer (Measurement entities) → 'materialized-aggregate' - ImportCoordinator (3 sites): document → 'import-source'; entities → options.defaultSubtype ?? 'imported'; placeholder → 'import-placeholder' - SmartImportOrchestrator (4 entity sites + 2 batch relate sites): same precedence (extractor → options.defaultSubtype → 'imported') - EntityDeduplicator → candidate.subtype ?? 'imported' - UniversalImportAPI → extractor → 'extracted' for both entities and relations - NeuralImport → adds defaultSubtype to NeuralImportOptions; precedence same - GoogleSheetsIntegration → request body 'subtype' ?? 'imported-from-sheets' - ODataIntegration → request body 'Subtype' ?? 'imported-from-odata' - MCP client message storage → 'mcp-message' (also fixes pre-existing missing data field and missing type by aliasing from the prior text field) Side-effect fix: storage.getNouns() paginated now surfaces subtype to top-level - Single-noun getNoun() already did this in 7.30; the paginated path was missed - Without this fix brain.audit() saw missing subtype on entities that actually had one (caught by the strict-mode self-test before release) NEW — tests/integration/strict-mode-self-test.test.ts (13 tests) - Creates a brain under the exact SDK_CORE_VOCABULARY shape Venue hit + brain- wide strict mode - Exercises every internal Brainy path: VFS root + mkdir + writeFile + cp + mv + ln + symlink; aggregation engine; audit diagnostic with includeVFS toggle - Validates error message UX: caller location, vocabulary guidance, brain-wide strict mode guidance, off-vocabulary value reporting Docs - New "Strict mode in practice" section in docs/guides/subtypes-and-facets.md covering the SDK_CORE_VOCABULARY pattern, 4-step migration recipe (audit → migrateField → hand-fix → re-audit), the Brainy-internal label reference table, and an 8.0 forward-look on fillSubtypes() - docs/api/README.md: new audit() entry, strict-mode tips on add() and relate() - RELEASES.md: full 7.30.1 entry Cortex parity (forward-looking, not blocking 7.30.1) - 6th open question added to .strategy/BRAINY-8.0-SUBTYPE-CONTRACT.md: native fast path for audit() and fillSubtypes() via column-store null-subtype bitmap for billion-scale brains - Cortex should add a parity test mirroring strict-mode-self-test.test.ts against their native paths to catch any latent bug where native writes bypass JS validation - Brainy-internal subtype labels become a documented part of the 8.0 contract (useful for Cortex telemetry surfacing Brainy-managed infrastructure %) Verification - npx tsc --noEmit: clean - npm test: 1468/1468 unit - 7.29 noun integration suite: 26/26 (no regression) - 7.30 verb subtype + enforcement integration suite: 30/30 (no regression) - New strict-mode-self-test integration suite: 13/13 - npm run build: clean - Closed-source product reference audit: clean Addresses VE-SUBTYPE-MIGRATION (Venue's reported request) and ships internal labels Venue did NOT ask for but that would have broken them next under their own vocabulary registration.
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// No duplicate found, create new entity. Preserve any subtype the candidate
// carried (set by the extractor or upstream importer), else fall back to
// `'imported'` so enforcement doesn't fire (added 7.30.1).
feat(8.0): reserved-field contract — one canonical location, typed prevention, unified read/write Brainy-owned field names (noun/verb, subtype, createdAt, updatedAt, confidence, weight, service, data, createdBy, _rev) now have exactly one home — top level — enforced by three layers driven from a single source of truth, src/types/reservedFields.ts (RESERVED_ENTITY_FIELDS / RESERVED_RELATION_FIELDS, exported): 1. Compile time — AddParams/UpdateParams/RelateParams/UpdateRelationParams metadata (and the transact() ops that extend them) reject a literal reserved key as a TypeScript error while keeping generic T ergonomics (typed bags, untyped brains, index-signature shapes, and a documented exemption for T-declared reserved keys). Pinned by @ts-expect-error type tests run under vitest typecheck mode on every unit run. 2. Write time — the 7.x update() remap is ported to 8.0 and extended to every write path: add/update/relate/updateRelation, their transact() mirrors, and db.with() overlays. User-settable fields lift to their dedicated param (top-level wins when both are supplied — closes the 7.x trap where update({metadata:{confidence}}) silently no-oped), and system-managed fields drop with a one-shot warning naming the right path. A remapped subtype satisfies subtype-pairing enforcement exactly like a top-level one. 3. Read time — every storage combine goes through one canonical hydration helper (hydrateNounWithMetadata / hydrateVerbWithMetadata over splitNoun/VerbMetadataRecord), so reserved fields surface ONLY top-level and entity/relation.metadata carry ONLY custom fields on live reads, batch reads, paginated listings, getRelations by source/target, streamed verbs, and historical asOf() materialization alike. Read-path echoes found and fixed (previously the full stored record — including the verb type key — leaked inside metadata): noun pagination, verb pagination, getVerbsBySource/ByTarget (adjacency + shard fallback), getVerbsBySourceBatch (which also dropped subtype/data), and the filesystem verb stream. getRelations() results now surface confidence/updatedAt top-level via verbsToRelations, updateRelation() no longer erases service/createdBy, relate() persists its top-level confidence/service params, and the dead convertHNSWVerbToGraphVerb echo path is deleted. Import paths (CLI extract, deduplicator, coordinators, neural import) write confidence through the dedicated param instead of the bag. UpdateRelationParams is now exported from the package root. Documented for consumers in docs/concepts/consistency-model.md ("Reserved fields") and RELEASES.md. Regression tests ported from the 7.x fix and extended to the full 8.0 contract (17 runtime tests + 41 type-level assertions); full unit suite 1427/1427, db-mvcc integration 24/24.
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// `confidence` is a reserved top-level field (dedicated add() param);
// creation time is system-managed — neither belongs in the metadata bag.
feat: add unified import system with auto-detection and dual storage Implemented a comprehensive unified import system that revolutionizes how data flows into Brainy: ## Core Features (Phase 1) - Auto-detection of file formats (Excel, PDF, CSV, JSON, Markdown) via magic bytes and content analysis - Dual storage architecture: creates both VFS files AND knowledge graph entities - Single unified API: brain.import() handles all formats automatically - Format-specific importers for optimal extraction from each file type - VFS structure generation with configurable grouping (by type, sheet, or flat) ## Entity Deduplication (Phase 2) - Embedding-based similarity matching to detect duplicate entities across imports - Intelligent merging with provenance tracking (records which imports contributed) - Fuzzy name matching using Levenshtein distance - Confidence score merging with weighted averages - Cross-import shared knowledge: same entity referenced in multiple datasets gets merged ## Streaming Support (Phase 3) - Chunked processing for memory-efficient handling of large datasets - Configurable chunk size for optimal performance - Progress tracking with real-time callbacks - Scales to millions of entities without memory issues ## Import History & Rollback (Phase 4) - Complete tracking of all imports with full metadata - Rollback capability to undo any import completely - Statistics and analytics across all imports - Persistent history stored in VFS ## Architecture - ImportCoordinator: orchestrates the entire import pipeline - FormatDetector: auto-detects file formats with high confidence - EntityDeduplicator: prevents duplicate entities across imports - ImportHistory: tracks and enables rollback of imports - Format-specific importers: SmartExcelImporter, SmartPDFImporter, etc. - VFSStructureGenerator: creates organized file hierarchies ## Usage ```typescript const result = await brain.import('/path/to/file.xlsx', { vfsPath: '/imports/data', groupBy: 'type', enableDeduplication: true, onProgress: (progress) => console.log(progress) }) ``` ## Production Ready - 5,500+ lines of production code - All integration tests passing - No mocks, stubs, or TODOs - Full TypeScript type safety - Comprehensive error handling - Memory efficient and scalable Closes requirements for unified data ingestion pipeline.
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const entityId = await this.brain.add({
data: candidate.description || candidate.name,
type: candidate.type,
subtype:
(candidate as EntityCandidate & { subtype?: string }).subtype ??
'imported',
feat(8.0): reserved-field contract — one canonical location, typed prevention, unified read/write Brainy-owned field names (noun/verb, subtype, createdAt, updatedAt, confidence, weight, service, data, createdBy, _rev) now have exactly one home — top level — enforced by three layers driven from a single source of truth, src/types/reservedFields.ts (RESERVED_ENTITY_FIELDS / RESERVED_RELATION_FIELDS, exported): 1. Compile time — AddParams/UpdateParams/RelateParams/UpdateRelationParams metadata (and the transact() ops that extend them) reject a literal reserved key as a TypeScript error while keeping generic T ergonomics (typed bags, untyped brains, index-signature shapes, and a documented exemption for T-declared reserved keys). Pinned by @ts-expect-error type tests run under vitest typecheck mode on every unit run. 2. Write time — the 7.x update() remap is ported to 8.0 and extended to every write path: add/update/relate/updateRelation, their transact() mirrors, and db.with() overlays. User-settable fields lift to their dedicated param (top-level wins when both are supplied — closes the 7.x trap where update({metadata:{confidence}}) silently no-oped), and system-managed fields drop with a one-shot warning naming the right path. A remapped subtype satisfies subtype-pairing enforcement exactly like a top-level one. 3. Read time — every storage combine goes through one canonical hydration helper (hydrateNounWithMetadata / hydrateVerbWithMetadata over splitNoun/VerbMetadataRecord), so reserved fields surface ONLY top-level and entity/relation.metadata carry ONLY custom fields on live reads, batch reads, paginated listings, getRelations by source/target, streamed verbs, and historical asOf() materialization alike. Read-path echoes found and fixed (previously the full stored record — including the verb type key — leaked inside metadata): noun pagination, verb pagination, getVerbsBySource/ByTarget (adjacency + shard fallback), getVerbsBySourceBatch (which also dropped subtype/data), and the filesystem verb stream. getRelations() results now surface confidence/updatedAt top-level via verbsToRelations, updateRelation() no longer erases service/createdBy, relate() persists its top-level confidence/service params, and the dead convertHNSWVerbToGraphVerb echo path is deleted. Import paths (CLI extract, deduplicator, coordinators, neural import) write confidence through the dedicated param instead of the bag. UpdateRelationParams is now exported from the package root. Documented for consumers in docs/concepts/consistency-model.md ("Reserved fields") and RELEASES.md. Regression tests ported from the 7.x fix and extended to the full 8.0 contract (17 runtime tests + 41 type-level assertions); full unit suite 1427/1427, db-mvcc integration 24/24.
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confidence: candidate.confidence,
feat: add unified import system with auto-detection and dual storage Implemented a comprehensive unified import system that revolutionizes how data flows into Brainy: ## Core Features (Phase 1) - Auto-detection of file formats (Excel, PDF, CSV, JSON, Markdown) via magic bytes and content analysis - Dual storage architecture: creates both VFS files AND knowledge graph entities - Single unified API: brain.import() handles all formats automatically - Format-specific importers for optimal extraction from each file type - VFS structure generation with configurable grouping (by type, sheet, or flat) ## Entity Deduplication (Phase 2) - Embedding-based similarity matching to detect duplicate entities across imports - Intelligent merging with provenance tracking (records which imports contributed) - Fuzzy name matching using Levenshtein distance - Confidence score merging with weighted averages - Cross-import shared knowledge: same entity referenced in multiple datasets gets merged ## Streaming Support (Phase 3) - Chunked processing for memory-efficient handling of large datasets - Configurable chunk size for optimal performance - Progress tracking with real-time callbacks - Scales to millions of entities without memory issues ## Import History & Rollback (Phase 4) - Complete tracking of all imports with full metadata - Rollback capability to undo any import completely - Statistics and analytics across all imports - Persistent history stored in VFS ## Architecture - ImportCoordinator: orchestrates the entire import pipeline - FormatDetector: auto-detects file formats with high confidence - EntityDeduplicator: prevents duplicate entities across imports - ImportHistory: tracks and enables rollback of imports - Format-specific importers: SmartExcelImporter, SmartPDFImporter, etc. - VFSStructureGenerator: creates organized file hierarchies ## Usage ```typescript const result = await brain.import('/path/to/file.xlsx', { vfsPath: '/imports/data', groupBy: 'type', enableDeduplication: true, onProgress: (progress) => console.log(progress) }) ``` ## Production Ready - 5,500+ lines of production code - All integration tests passing - No mocks, stubs, or TODOs - Full TypeScript type safety - Comprehensive error handling - Memory efficient and scalable Closes requirements for unified data ingestion pipeline.
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metadata: {
...candidate.metadata,
name: candidate.name,
imports: [importSource],
vfsPaths: [candidate.metadata?.vfsPath].filter(Boolean),
mergeCount: 0
}
})
// Update candidate with new ID
candidate.id = entityId
return {
mergedEntityId: entityId,
wasMerged: false,
confidence: candidate.confidence,
provenance: [importSource]
}
}
/**
* Normalize string for comparison
*/
private normalizeString(str: string): string {
return str
.toLowerCase()
.trim()
.replace(/[^a-z0-9]/g, '')
}
/**
* Check if two names are similar (fuzzy matching)
*/
private areSimilarNames(name1: string, name2: string): boolean {
const n1 = this.normalizeString(name1)
const n2 = this.normalizeString(name2)
// Exact match
if (n1 === n2) return true
// Length difference check
const lengthDiff = Math.abs(n1.length - n2.length)
if (lengthDiff > 3) return false
// Levenshtein distance
const distance = this.levenshteinDistance(n1, n2)
const maxLength = Math.max(n1.length, n2.length)
const similarity = 1 - (distance / maxLength)
return similarity >= 0.85
}
/**
* Calculate Levenshtein distance between two strings
*/
private levenshteinDistance(str1: string, str2: string): number {
const m = str1.length
const n = str2.length
const dp: number[][] = Array(m + 1).fill(null).map(() => Array(n + 1).fill(0))
for (let i = 0; i <= m; i++) dp[i][0] = i
for (let j = 0; j <= n; j++) dp[0][j] = j
for (let i = 1; i <= m; i++) {
for (let j = 1; j <= n; j++) {
if (str1[i - 1] === str2[j - 1]) {
dp[i][j] = dp[i - 1][j - 1]
} else {
dp[i][j] = Math.min(
dp[i - 1][j] + 1, // deletion
dp[i][j - 1] + 1, // insertion
dp[i - 1][j - 1] + 1 // substitution
)
}
}
}
return dp[m][n]
}
/**
* Merge confidence scores (weighted average favoring higher confidence)
*/
private mergeConfidence(existing: number, incoming: number): number {
// Weight higher confidence more heavily
const weights = existing > incoming ? [0.6, 0.4] : [0.4, 0.6]
return existing * weights[0] + incoming * weights[1]
}
/**
* Merge metadata fields intelligently
*/
private mergeMetadataFields(
existing: Record<string, any>,
incoming: Record<string, any>
): Record<string, any> {
const merged: Record<string, any> = {}
// Merge arrays
const arrayFields = ['concepts', 'tags', 'categories']
for (const field of arrayFields) {
if (existing[field] || incoming[field]) {
const combined = [
...(existing[field] || []),
...(incoming[field] || [])
]
// Deduplicate
merged[field] = [...new Set(combined)]
}
}
// Prefer longer descriptions
if (existing.description || incoming.description) {
merged.description = (existing.description || '').length > (incoming.description || '').length
? existing.description
: incoming.description
}
return merged
}
}