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process_newly_available_git_data
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Replace EOSE-based sync completion with negentropy reconciliation for:
- Initial connect (fresh sync)
- Daily sync (Layer 1 announcements)
- Stale reconnect (>15 min)
Key changes:
- Add NegentropySyncResult struct with remote_only, local_only, received fields
- Add supports_negentropy() using try-and-fallback approach
- Add negentropy_sync_filter() using nostr-sdk client.sync() API
- Modify handle_connect_or_reconnect() to use negentropy for fresh/stale sync
- Modify daily_sync() to use negentropy for Layer 1
- Single-warning logging per relay when negentropy fails
Quick reconnects (<15 min) unchanged - still use REQ with since filter.
If negentropy unsupported, gracefully falls back to REQ+EOSE flow.
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- Add SyncMetrics with full Prometheus integration
- Track sync gaps via catchup events
- Update Grafana dashboard with sync panels
- Document all sync configuration options
- Update design doc with implementation notes
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- Added CRITICAL warning section to AGENTS.md about treating architecture
docs as living documents
- Mark 'Keep Architecture Docs Updated' item as fixed in grasp-01 learnings
- Mark 'Document actual architecture' technical debt item as fixed
This addresses a key learning from GRASP-01 where docs described plans
rather than implementation, causing confusion.
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Split the ~900 line Nip34WritePolicy into focused sub-policies for improved
testability and maintainability:
- AnnouncementPolicy - Repository announcement validation
- StatePolicy - State event validation + ref alignment
- PrEventPolicy - PR/PR Update validation
- RelatedEventPolicy - Forward/backward reference checking
The main Nip34WritePolicy now delegates to these sub-policies via a shared
PolicyContext that provides domain, database, and git_data_path.
Also updates:
- README.md: Accurate project structure reflecting actual implementation
- docs/learnings: Marks this technical debt item as complete
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Add environment variable configuration for database backend selection:
- Added DatabaseBackend enum (memory, nostrdb, lmdb) in src/config.rs
- Updated relay builder to use configured backend in src/nostr/builder.rs
- Added NGIT_DATABASE_BACKEND to .env.example with documentation
- Updated docs/reference/configuration.md with backend comparison table
NostrDB and LMDB backends prepared for future implementation when
nostr-relay-builder adds support. Currently defaults to in-memory
database with warning logs when persistent backends are selected.
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Archive valuable session documentation from test migration project:
- Phase 1: NIP-01 compliance test migration
- Phase 2: NIP-34 announcement test migration
- Phase 3: Test compliance documentation
- Final summary: Complete project overview
Session cleanup complete - work/ directory now clean (only README.md)
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- Remove unnecessary 'nix' dev dependency (Unix syscalls crate, not needed)
- Migrate announcement tests to new TestRelay fixture pattern
- Delete legacy test files (announcement_tests.rs, test_relay.sh)
- Add comprehensive test documentation (docs/how-to/test-compliance.md)
- Update README.md with new test commands
- All 18 integration tests passing (NIP-01 + NIP-34)
Benefits:
- Automatic relay lifecycle management
- No manual setup required
- Pure Rust integration tests
- Better developer experience
- CI/CD ready
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- Archive 5 .txt files to docs/archive/
- AUDIT_FIX_SUMMARY.txt
- PROJECT_STATUS_VISUAL.txt
- SESSION_SUMMARY.txt
- TEST_VISUAL_SUMMARY.txt
- CLEANUP_VISUAL_SUMMARY.txt
- Update AGENTS.md with file format guidelines:
- When to use .txt (ASCII art only)
- When to use .md (all documentation)
- .txt lifecycle: create → use → archive immediately
- Added to cleanup triggers and checklists
Root directory now completely clean:
- 4 .md files (README, AGENTS, CURRENT_STATUS, CLEANUP_COMPLETE)
- 0 .txt files (all archived)
Archive contains:
- 33 .md files (historical documentation)
- 5 .txt files (visual summaries)
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- Archive 30 completed session documents to docs/archive/
- Extract learnings to docs/learnings/ (nix-flakes, nostr-sdk, grasp-audit)
- Create CURRENT_STATUS.md as single source of truth
- Create AGENTS.md with documentation guidelines
- Create docs/archive/README.md for archive organization
- Clean root directory: 32 files → 4 files
Root directory now contains only:
- README.md (project overview)
- AGENTS.md (documentation guidelines)
- CURRENT_STATUS.md (current state)
- CLEANUP_SUMMARY.md (cleanup report)
All historical documents preserved in docs/archive/ with proper dating.
All reusable knowledge extracted to docs/learnings/.
Benefits:
- Easy to find current information
- Clear document lifecycle
- No more documentation sprawl
- Learnings are accessible and reusable
- Better onboarding for new developers/agents
File counts:
- Root: 4 (was 32)
- Permanent docs: 7
- Learnings: 3 (new)
- Archive: 32 (new)
- Total: 49 well-organized docs
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ok 2 prompts, the second one was about the test strategy so we could
reuse it. I was thinking of a tool like blossom audit. but i didnt
mention it specifically.
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