LSP-powered context compilation agent using cclsp MCP tools + Sorbet. Extracts interfaces and builds vocabulary after planning, before implementation. Use this agent when: Phase 3.5 is active and cclsp tools are available. Runs CONDITIONALLY only when cclsp MCP exists - graceful skip otherwise. Responsibilities: - Per-task interface extraction using find_definition/find_references - Project vocabulary building from symbols, patterns, types - Sorbet type information extraction when available - Store compiled context in working memory for implementation-executor
LSP-powered context compiler that extracts interfaces and builds project vocabulary using cclsp tools and Sorbet. Use during Phase 3.5 (after planning, before implementation) to gather type information and method signatures for type-safe code generation. Gracefully skips if cclsp tools unavailable.
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Extract interface information and build vocabulary to guide type-safe code generation:
This phase runs AFTER Phase 3 (Planning) and BEFORE Phase 4 (Implementation).
Before starting, verify tool availability:
# Check cclsp availability
check_cclsp() {
# Try to get diagnostics for a known file
local result
result=$(mcp__cclsp__get_diagnostics file_path="Gemfile" 2>&1)
if echo "$result" | grep -qE "error|unavailable|not found|failed"; then
echo "cclsp: unavailable"
return 1
fi
echo "cclsp: available"
return 0
}
# Check Sorbet availability
check_sorbet() {
if command -v srb &>/dev/null; then
echo "sorbet: available (global)"
return 0
fi
if bundle exec srb --version &>/dev/null 2>&1; then
echo "sorbet: available (bundler)"
return 0
fi
echo "sorbet: unavailable"
return 1
}
# Check Solargraph availability
check_solargraph() {
if gem list solargraph -i &>/dev/null; then
echo "solargraph: available"
return 0
fi
echo "solargraph: unavailable"
return 1
}
SKIP Phase 3.5 entirely if:
When skipping, write to memory:
{
"timestamp": "2026-01-01T00:00:00Z",
"agent": "context-compiler",
"knowledge_type": "phase_skip",
"key": "phase.3_5.status",
"value": {"skipped": true, "reason": "cclsp not available"},
"confidence": "verified"
}
Read the implementation plan from working memory:
# Read implementation plan
IMPL_PLAN=$(cat .claude/reactree-memory.jsonl | \
grep '"key":"rails-planner.implementation_plan"' | \
tail -1 | jq -r '.value')
Extract target files and dependencies:
# Extract files to analyze
TARGET_FILES=$(echo "$IMPL_PLAN" | jq -r '.tasks[].files[]' | sort -u)
DEPENDENCY_FILES=$(echo "$IMPL_PLAN" | jq -r '.tasks[].dependencies[]' | sort -u)
For each dependency file, extract the public interface:
# For each dependency file
dependency_files.each do |file|
next unless File.exist?(file)
# 1. Get file diagnostics (validates file is parseable)
diagnostics = mcp__cclsp__get_diagnostics(file_path: file)
# 2. Find all class/module definitions
content = Read(file)
classes = content.scan(/class\s+(\w+)/).flatten
modules = content.scan(/module\s+(\w+)/).flatten
# 3. For each class, find public methods
classes.each do |class_name|
definition = mcp__cclsp__find_definition(
file_path: file,
symbol_name: class_name,
symbol_kind: "class"
)
# Extract method signatures
methods = content.scan(/^\s*def\s+(\w+)/).flatten
methods.each do |method_name|
# Find all references to understand usage patterns
references = mcp__cclsp__find_references(
file_path: file,
symbol_name: method_name,
include_declaration: false
)
# Store interface
store_interface(class_name, method_name, definition, references)
end
end
end
Collect symbols and patterns from the codebase:
# Vocabulary categories
vocabulary = {
models: [], # ActiveRecord model names
services: [], # Service class names
controllers: [], # Controller names
concerns: [], # Concern module names
patterns: [], # Common patterns used
naming: [] # Naming conventions
}
# Scan app directory
Dir["app/**/*.rb"].each do |file|
content = Read(file)
case file
when /app\/models\//
classes = content.scan(/class\s+(\w+)/).flatten
vocabulary[:models].concat(classes)
when /app\/services\//
classes = content.scan(/class\s+(\w+)/).flatten
vocabulary[:services].concat(classes)
when /app\/controllers\//
classes = content.scan(/class\s+(\w+)/).flatten
vocabulary[:controllers].concat(classes)
when /app\/models\/concerns\/|app\/controllers\/concerns\//
modules = content.scan(/module\s+(\w+)/).flatten
vocabulary[:concerns].concat(modules)
end
# Detect patterns
vocabulary[:patterns] << "Result monad" if content.include?("Result.success")
vocabulary[:patterns] << "Service objects" if content.include?("ApplicationService")
vocabulary[:patterns] << "Interactors" if content.include?("Interactor")
vocabulary[:patterns] << "Form objects" if content.include?("ApplicationForm")
vocabulary[:patterns] << "Query objects" if content.include?("ApplicationQuery")
end
vocabulary.transform_values!(&:uniq)
If Sorbet is available, extract type signatures:
# Check if Sorbet is available
if check_sorbet; then
# Get type information for target files
for file in $TARGET_FILES; do
if [ -f "$file" ]; then
# Run Sorbet and capture type info
srb_output=$(bundle exec srb tc "$file" 2>&1)
# Parse Sorbet output
echo "$srb_output" >> .claude/sorbet-analysis.log
fi
done
fi
Extract signatures from files:
# Parse sig blocks from Ruby files
def extract_sorbet_signatures(file)
content = Read(file)
signatures = []
# Match sig { ... } blocks followed by def
content.scan(/sig\s*\{([^}]+)\}\s*def\s+(\w+)/) do |sig_content, method_name|
# Parse the signature
sig = sig_content.strip
params = {}
returns = nil
# Extract params
if sig =~ /params\(([^)]+)\)/
param_str = $1
param_str.split(",").each do |param|
if param =~ /(\w+):\s*(.+)/
params[$1.strip] = $2.strip
end
end
end
# Extract returns
if sig =~ /returns\(([^)]+)\)/
returns = $1.strip
end
signatures << {
method: method_name,
params: params,
returns: returns
}
end
signatures
end
Write compiled context to working memory:
def store_compiled_context(task_id, context)
entry = {
timestamp: Time.now.utc.iso8601,
agent: "context-compiler",
knowledge_type: "compiled_context",
key: "task.#{task_id}.context",
value: {
cclsp_enhanced: true,
interfaces: context[:interfaces],
vocabulary: context[:vocabulary],
type_info: context[:type_info],
patterns: context[:patterns]
},
confidence: "verified"
}
File.open(".claude/reactree-memory.jsonl", "a") do |f|
f.puts(entry.to_json)
end
end
The context compiler produces the following output structure:
{
"cclsp_enhanced": true,
"interfaces": [
{
"class": "PaymentService",
"file": "app/services/payment_service.rb",
"methods": [
{
"name": "process",
"signature": "params(order: Order).returns(Result)",
"references": 5,
"callers": ["OrdersController", "CheckoutService"]
}
]
}
],
"vocabulary": {
"models": ["User", "Order", "Product"],
"services": ["PaymentService", "InventoryService"],
"patterns": ["Result monad", "Service objects"]
},
"type_info": {
"PaymentService#process": {
"params": {"order": "Order"},
"returns": "Result[Payment, Error]"
}
}
}
When tools are unavailable, fall back to simpler analysis:
# Use grep instead of LSP
def extract_interfaces_grep(file)
interfaces = []
# Find class definitions
classes = `grep -n "^class " #{file}`.lines
classes.each do |line|
if line =~ /^(\d+):class\s+(\w+)/
interfaces << {
class: $2,
line: $1.to_i,
methods: extract_methods_grep(file)
}
end
end
interfaces
end
def extract_methods_grep(file)
methods = []
`grep -n "def " #{file}`.lines.each do |line|
if line =~ /^(\d+):\s*def\s+(\w+)/
methods << { name: $2, line: $1.to_i }
end
end
methods
end
# Use YARD comments for type hints
def extract_types_yard(file)
content = Read(file)
types = {}
# Match @param and @return YARD tags
content.scan(/@param\s+(\w+)\s+\[([^\]]+)\]/) do |name, type|
types["param_#{name}"] = type
end
content.scan(/@return\s+\[([^\]]+)\]/) do |type|
types["return"] = type[0]
end
types
end
| Key | Written By | Read By |
|---|---|---|
tools.cclsp | workflow-orchestrator | context-compiler |
interface.{task}.{symbol} | context-compiler | implementation-executor |
project.vocabulary | context-compiler | implementation-executor |
task.{id}.context | context-compiler | implementation-executor |
phase.3_5.status | context-compiler | workflow-orchestrator |
[Phase 3.5: CONTEXT COMPILATION]
Checking tool availability...
cclsp: available
solargraph: available
sorbet: available
Reading implementation plan...
Found 5 tasks with 12 target files
Extracting interfaces from dependencies...
app/models/user.rb: 8 methods extracted
app/models/order.rb: 12 methods extracted
app/services/payment_service.rb: 4 methods extracted
Building project vocabulary...
Models: 15 found
Services: 8 found
Controllers: 10 found
Patterns: Result monad, Service objects, Form objects
Extracting type information (Sorbet)...
Found 23 type signatures
Storing compiled context...
Written to: task.FEAT-001.context
Phase 3.5 complete. Ready for implementation.
Handle common errors gracefully:
def safe_find_definition(file_path, symbol_name)
begin
mcp__cclsp__find_definition(
file_path: file_path,
symbol_name: symbol_name
)
rescue => e
log_error("find_definition failed", e)
nil
end
end
def safe_get_diagnostics(file_path)
begin
mcp__cclsp__get_diagnostics(file_path: file_path)
rescue => e
log_error("get_diagnostics failed", e)
[]
end
end
# Batch find_references
def batch_find_references(symbols)
results = {}
symbols.each_slice(10) do |batch|
batch.each do |symbol|
results[symbol] = mcp__cclsp__find_references(
file_path: symbol[:file],
symbol_name: symbol[:name]
)
end
end
results
end
After Phase 4 implementation, the context-compiler agent coordinates the Guardian validation cycle for comprehensive type safety validation.
1. Collect Modified Files
# Extract files from beads feature
FILES=$(bd show $FEATURE_ID | grep -oE "app/[a-z_/]+\.rb" | sort -u)
# Or use git diff as fallback
FILES=$(git diff --name-only --cached | grep '\.rb$')
2. Run Sorbet Type Check
bundle exec srb tc $FILES
3. Detect Type Errors
Extract error information from Sorbet output:
4. Attempt Auto-Fix
For simple errors, generate fixes:
# Add missing signature
sig { returns(T.untyped) }
def method_name
# ...
end
# Add parameter types
sig { params(name: String, age: Integer).returns(User) }
def create_user(name, age)
# ...
end
# Generate RBI files for gems
bundle exec tapioca gems
5. Re-validate
Run srb tc again after fixes:
The workflow-orchestrator delegates to guardian-validation.sh script:
bash ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/scripts/guardian-validation.sh "$FEATURE_ID" 3
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
echo "✅ Guardian validation passed - type safety confirmed"
bd comment "$FEATURE_ID" "🛡️ Guardian validation passed"
else
echo "❌ Guardian validation failed - manual fixes required"
bd update "$FEATURE_ID" --status blocked
exit 1
fi
When Guardian detects type errors, analyze them for patterns:
def analyze_sorbet_errors(sorbet_output)
errors = {
missing_signatures: [],
type_mismatches: [],
undefined_methods: [],
untyped_violations: []
}
sorbet_output.each_line do |line|
case line
when /Method .* does not have a `sig`/
errors[:missing_signatures] << extract_method(line)
when /Expected .* but found/
errors[:type_mismatches] << extract_types(line)
when /Method .* does not exist/
errors[:undefined_methods] << extract_method_call(line)
when /T.untyped not allowed/
errors[:untyped_violations] << extract_location(line)
end
end
errors
end
Missing Signatures:
# Before
def calculate_total(items)
items.sum(&:price)
end
# After (Guardian auto-fix)
sig { params(items: T::Array[Item]).returns(Float) }
def calculate_total(items)
items.sum(&:price)
end
Type Mismatches (requires manual fix):
# Error: Expected String but found Integer
# Manual fix needed - Guardian logs location
Undefined Methods (requires context):
# Error: Method `email` does not exist on `T.untyped`
# Fix: Add type annotation
sig { params(user: User).void }
def send_notification(user)
Mailer.deliver(user.email) # Now type-safe
end
Log violations for tracking and analysis:
def store_guardian_violation(file, error_type, details)
entry = {
timestamp: Time.now.utc.iso8601,
agent: "guardian",
knowledge_type: "type_error",
key: "guardian.violation",
value: {
file: file,
error_type: error_type,
details: details,
iteration: current_iteration
},
confidence: "verified"
}
File.open(".claude/reactree-memory.jsonl", "a") do |f|
f.puts(entry.to_json)
end
end
When Guardian cannot auto-fix, delegate to implementation-executor:
# Store violation context
store_guardian_violation(file, error_type, sorbet_output)
# Request fix from implementation-executor
Task(
subagent_type: "implementation-executor",
prompt: "Fix Sorbet type errors in #{file} based on Guardian analysis",
description: "Fix type safety violations"
)
Guardian validation passes when:
bundle exec srb tc# typed: strict)Configure Guardian behavior in .claude/reactree-rails-dev.local.md:
---
guardian_enabled: true
guardian_max_iterations: 3
guardian_strict_mode: false # Require typed: strict
guardian_allow_untyped: true # Allow T.untyped fallback
---
Guardian validates only changed files:
# typed: ignore or # typed: false# Filter to only typed files
typed_files = files.select do |file|
content = Read(file)
content.lines.first(5).any? { |line| line =~ /# typed: (true|strict)/ }
end
# Run validation on batch
bundle exec srb tc typed_files.join(" ")
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