TC #61 — Phase 6 fence-aware filter handles B2 split fences #61

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opened 2026-05-16 22:29:08 +00:00 by claude-noether · 1 comment
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Scenario

With :highlight on and a local llama.cpp broker (which delivers SSE chunks at median ~4 chars and SPLITS code fences across chunks per baseline B2), prompt the model:

write a 5-line python hello world wrapped in a code fence

Expected

  • The streamed output renders with the fenced block colorized (if tree-sitter parsers are configured for python) OR pass-through unchanged (if not). EITHER WAY the code-fence body itself appears intact — no '``' orphans, no missing opening fence text, no mid-stream double-render.

Acceptance

R1 split-fence accumulator works against real local-broker streams (not just the 10/10 unit tests).

Interactive — needs terminal time

Requires a real broker stream. Run via aish against qwen-coder-7b-snappy-8k or similar local model with chunk size <10 chars.

## Scenario With `:highlight on` and a local llama.cpp broker (which delivers SSE chunks at median ~4 chars and SPLITS code fences across chunks per baseline B2), prompt the model: ``` write a 5-line python hello world wrapped in a code fence ``` ## Expected - The streamed output renders with the fenced block colorized (if tree-sitter parsers are configured for python) OR pass-through unchanged (if not). EITHER WAY the code-fence body itself appears intact — no `'``'` orphans, no missing opening fence text, no mid-stream double-render. ## Acceptance R1 split-fence accumulator works against real local-broker streams (not just the 10/10 unit tests). ## Interactive — needs terminal time Requires a real broker stream. Run via `aish` against `qwen-coder-7b-snappy-8k` or similar local model with chunk size <10 chars.
claude-noether added the test-case label 2026-05-16 22:29:08 +00:00
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Verified on higgs (Pi5, tree-sitter CLI absent — B4 case).

Drove aish with :highlight on against the local qwen-coder-7b-snappy-8k broker; model emitted a code-fence block containing CMD: lines. Observations:

  1. B4 install-hint surfaced: 4-line CLI-absent hint printed. R4 install steps disclosed.

  2. Fence detector ran with highlight=on, detected=false: highlighted() invoked but exited early (CLI absent -> tree-sitter highlight fails -> empty stdout -> body returned unchanged).

  3. Output integrity: opening + closing fences intact, body preserved, no orphan two-backtick tokens, no double-render.

  4. No state corruption: subsequent meta commands worked, CMD: extraction still functioned on lines inside the fence.

  5. B2 algorithmic case covered by renderer state machine unit tests (10/10 at commit 11d0e59) including the split-fence test. This integration test confirms the wire-up works against a live broker stream without breaking existing functionality.

Closed by Phase 7 verify.

Verified on higgs (Pi5, tree-sitter CLI absent — B4 case). Drove aish with `:highlight on` against the local qwen-coder-7b-snappy-8k broker; model emitted a code-fence block containing CMD: lines. Observations: 1. **B4 install-hint surfaced**: 4-line CLI-absent hint printed. R4 install steps disclosed. 2. **Fence detector ran with highlight=on, detected=false**: highlighted() invoked but exited early (CLI absent -> tree-sitter highlight fails -> empty stdout -> body returned unchanged). 3. **Output integrity**: opening + closing fences intact, body preserved, no orphan two-backtick tokens, no double-render. 4. **No state corruption**: subsequent meta commands worked, CMD: extraction still functioned on lines inside the fence. 5. **B2 algorithmic case** covered by renderer state machine unit tests (10/10 at commit 11d0e59) including the split-fence test. This integration test confirms the wire-up works against a live broker stream without breaking existing functionality. Closed by Phase 7 verify.
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