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feat(SESF-64): resolve project scope to indexed roots and print a Scope line - #85
Project filters matched project_root exactly. A short name such as CoWork, a subfolder root (CoWork/DocVault-CoWork) or a worktree path matched nothing, and searches from a worktree missed the main checkout.
New project_scope.resolve_project_scope:
'*' is every project; an empty argument uses the X-Project-Root header.
A path covers its indexed root and subfolders.
A path inside .worktrees/ or .claude/worktrees/ resolves to its repository.
An unindexed path falls back to its nearest indexed parent.
A bare name matches root basenames case-insensitively.
A miss searches every project, and the note says why.
Milvus filters use project_root in [...] for several roots. FTS search accepts ("in", values), and count_rows accepts a list.
search_session, search_all_sessions and get_session_stats resolve the scope and open their output with Scope: <roots> (<note>). The JSON format carries a scope object.
CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md describe the scope rules.
Decisions
get_issue_timeline stays cross-project: an issue ID already scopes it.
Codex worktrees under ~/.codex/worktrees/<id>/<Repo> sit outside the repo path, so a path lookup does not reach them. A name lookup (staktrakr) does.
The list_sessions part of the issue plan is dropped: SESF-63 is cancelled.
Tests
tests/test_project_scope.py (34 tests): each resolution branch, label truncation, Milvus in escaping, the FTS IN filter with bound parameters, count_rows and distinct_values, the known-roots cache, root lists reaching both engines, and the Scope line.
Checked against the live index: the lookup returns the index's distinct roots, CoWork resolves to CoWork plus DocVault-CoWork, and a SessionFlow worktree header resolves to the repository and its worktrees.
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New Features
Search and statistics can now be scoped by project path or name, including subfolders and recognized worktrees.
When a path is not indexed, the app uses the nearest indexed parent when available; otherwise, it searches across all projects.
Search and statistics results now show which project scope was applied and explain fallback behavior.
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Project filters matched project_root exactly, so a short name such as
"CoWork", a subfolder root (CoWork/DocVault-CoWork) or a worktree path
matched nothing, and searches from a worktree missed the main checkout.
- project_scope.resolve_project_scope: '*' is every project; an empty
argument uses the X-Project-Root header; a path covers its indexed
subfolders; a path inside .worktrees/ or .claude/worktrees/ resolves to
its repository; an unindexed path falls back to its nearest indexed
parent; a bare name matches root basenames case-insensitively. A miss
searches every project and says why.
- rag_engine.known_project_roots reads FTS DISTINCT project_root (Milvus
scan fallback), cached for KNOWN_ROOTS_TTL_S.
- Milvus filters use `project_root in [...]` for several roots; FTS search
accepts ("in", values) and count_rows accepts a list.
- search_session, search_all_sessions and get_session_stats resolve the
scope and open their output with "Scope: <roots> (<note>)"; the JSON
format carries a scope object.
- get_issue_timeline stays cross-project: an issue ID already scopes it.
The change resolves project paths and names to indexed roots, supports multi-root filters in search and statistics, and reports the resolved scope in tool output. It also updates project-scope documentation and adds regression tests.
Changes
Project Scope
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Multi-root filtering and root discovery fts_hybrid.py, rag_engine.py, tests/test_project_scope.py
FTS and Milvus filters now accept one or more project roots. Root discovery reads distinct roots from FTS, falls back to Milvus if needed, and caches results. Tests cover filtering, counts, and root discovery.
Resolve project paths and names project_scope.py, tests/test_project_scope.py, AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md
ProjectScope resolves paths and basenames against indexed roots, including subfolders and recognized worktrees. Tests and documentation cover resolution and moved-folder behavior.
Apply and report resolved scope tools.py, tests/test_project_scope.py
Search and statistics tools pass resolved root filters to the engine. Search output includes scope details in Markdown or JSON, and tests cover tool resolution and formatting.
sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant Tools
participant RagEngine
participant FTSIndex
participant ProjectScope
participant Milvus
Caller->>Tools: Request session search with project argument
Tools->>RagEngine: Load known project roots
RagEngine->>FTSIndex: Read distinct project roots
alt FTS lookup fails
RagEngine->>Milvus: Scan project roots
end
Tools->>ProjectScope: Resolve argument using known roots and header root
Tools->>RagEngine: Search using resolved root filter
RagEngine->>Milvus: Apply root filter to vector search
RagEngine->>FTSIndex: Apply root filter to FTS search
Tools-->>Caller: Return results with scope details
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Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 65a60
Some searches can target the wrong project or unexpectedly search all projects. Correct path matching and root discovery before merging.
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Review comments at @project_scope.py:
- Around line 79-81: Normalize paths with posixpath.normpath before
_with_subfolders and _nearest_parent compare them, including the target path
assigned to path and indexed roots, so dot segments and repeated slashes cannot
cause a match against the wrong root.
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- Around line 2184-2196: Update known_project_roots to check
fts_backfill_required() and scan Milvus whenever backfill is required, even if
_fts.distinct_values returns a nonempty root set; retain the existing Milvus
fallback when the FTS scan fails or returns no roots.
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Review findings on PR #85:
- known_project_roots trusted any successful FTS DISTINCT read. While the
backfill sentinel is set, or when FTS holds fewer rows than Milvus (a
rebuild or failed inserts), the list could miss roots and stay cached
for KNOWN_ROOTS_TTL_S. _fts_roots_complete checks both and the Milvus
scan runs instead.
- resolve_project_scope compared raw path strings, so `..`, `.` and `//`
segments could match the wrong root. The target goes through
posixpath.normpath (and a leading `//` collapses) before the worktree
split and root matching.
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Plane: SESF-64 (parent SESF-61)
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Project filters matched
project_rootexactly. A short name such asCoWork, a subfolder root (CoWork/DocVault-CoWork) or a worktree path matched nothing, and searches from a worktree missed the main checkout.project_scope.resolve_project_scope:'*'is every project; an empty argument uses theX-Project-Rootheader..worktrees/or.claude/worktrees/resolves to its repository.rag_engine.known_project_rootsreads FTSDISTINCT project_root(Milvus scan fallback), cached forKNOWN_ROOTS_TTL_S(300 s).project_root in [...]for several roots. FTSsearchaccepts("in", values), andcount_rowsaccepts a list.search_session,search_all_sessionsandget_session_statsresolve the scope and open their output withScope: <roots> (<note>). The JSON format carries ascopeobject.Decisions
get_issue_timelinestays cross-project: an issue ID already scopes it.~/.codex/worktrees/<id>/<Repo>sit outside the repo path, so a path lookup does not reach them. A name lookup (staktrakr) does.list_sessionspart of the issue plan is dropped: SESF-63 is cancelled.Tests
tests/test_project_scope.py(34 tests): each resolution branch, label truncation, Milvusinescaping, the FTSINfilter with bound parameters,count_rowsanddistinct_values, the known-roots cache, root lists reaching both engines, and the Scope line.ruff check .is clean.pytest: 676 passed, 120 skipped (Postgres DSN unset).CoWorkresolves to CoWork plus DocVault-CoWork, and a SessionFlow worktree header resolves to the repository and its worktrees.Summary by CodeRabbit