/**
 * Tests for the ECC <-> Pi coding agent thin adapter (.pi/extensions/index.ts).
 *
 * This adapter was rejected once already (PR #2352) for four defects:
 *   (a) resolving hook scripts from `process.cwd()` instead of the installed
 *       ECC package root, which breaks global installs;
 *   (b) running hooks through an interpolated shell string
 *       (`exec(\`node ${scriptPath}\`)`), which breaks on paths with spaces
 *       and is a shell-injection risk;
 *   (c) using the undocumented `app.events` bus instead of the documented
 *       `pi.on(...)` lifecycle API;
 *   (d) shipping with no compatibility tests at all.
 *
 * Group 1 below reads `.pi/extensions/index.ts` as text and asserts the
 * source contract that keeps those defects from coming back. The file is
 * TypeScript loaded by Pi through jiti at runtime, so it cannot be
 * `require()`d or `import()`ed from a plain Node test — source inspection is
 * the only option available without adding a build step or a new dependency.
 *
 * Group 2 exercises ECC's real hook runner (`scripts/hooks/run-with-flags.js`)
 * with the exact argv/env shape the adapter builds, so the fix is proven by
 * behavior, not just by grep.
 *
 * Group 3 covers three fixes a code review added on top of the above: EPIPE
 * isolation on `child.stdin`, clearing stale `pendingContext` at session
 * start, and reading companion-package installs from Pi's own settings files
 * instead of `require.resolve`. Each fix gets a source-text assertion (so a
 * regression is caught even if the behavioral mirror still passes) plus a
 * real behavioral test wherever the fix is about runtime behavior rather
 * than pure control flow.
 *
 * Group 4 covers the adapter's injection of ECC's canonical engineering rules
 * into Pi's system prompt (`PORTABLE_RULE_FILES`, `loadPortableRules`,
 * `isDisabledByEnv`, and the expanded `before_agent_start` handler). The core
 * constraint under test is that rules are read at RUNTIME from the canonical
 * `rules/common/` directory of the installed package — nothing is copied or
 * generated into `.pi/`. Each test pairs a source-text assertion (so a
 * regression in the real adapter fails even if a behavioral mirror still
 * passes) with either a real-filesystem check against this repo's actual
 * `rules/common/` files or a hand-copied mirror of the adapter's own logic.
 */

const assert = require("assert")
const fs = require("fs")
const os = require("os")
const path = require("path")
const { spawnSync, execFile } = require("child_process")

async function runTest(name, fn) {
  try {
    await fn()
    console.log(`  ✓ ${name}`)
    return true
  } catch (error) {
    console.log(`  ✗ ${name}`)
    console.error(`    ${error.message}`)
    return false
  }
}

/**
 * Strips `/* ... *\/` and `// ...` comments so the "never resolves from
 * process.cwd()" check tests real behavior, not a doc comment. The adapter's
 * own header comment explains the anti-pattern by naming it in backticks
 * (`"never `process.cwd()`, so a global pi install works..."`), which is
 * correct documentation, not a regression — the check must look past it.
 */
function stripComments(source) {
  return source.replace(/\/\*[\s\S]*?\*\//g, "").replace(/\/\/.*$/gm, "")
}

/**
 * Mirrors the adapter's own hook invocation (`runEccHook` in
 * .pi/extensions/index.ts): same binary (`process.execPath`), same argv
 * shape, same stdin-JSON payload, same env keys. No shell is used anywhere.
 */
function runHookRunner(eccRoot, hookId, relScript, profiles, payload, extraEnv, cwd) {
  const runner = path.join(eccRoot, "scripts", "hooks", "run-with-flags.js")
  return spawnSync(process.execPath, [runner, hookId, relScript, profiles], {
    input: JSON.stringify(payload),
    encoding: "utf8",
    cwd: cwd || eccRoot,
    timeout: 30000,
    env: { ...process.env, CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT: eccRoot, ECC_PLUGIN_ROOT: eccRoot, ...extraEnv },
  })
}

/**
 * Builds a minimal, standalone ECC package skeleton under a fresh temp
 * directory so tests 8/9 can simulate a global install without touching the
 * real repo. Only the files `run-with-flags.js` -> `session-end-marker.js`
 * actually `require()` at runtime are copied.
 */
function buildEccSkeleton(repoRoot) {
  const root = fs.mkdtempSync(path.join(os.tmpdir(), "ecc pi test-"))
  const hooksDir = path.join(root, "scripts", "hooks")
  fs.mkdirSync(hooksDir, { recursive: true })

  for (const name of ["run-with-flags.js", "session-end-marker.js", "pretooluse-visible-output.js"]) {
    fs.cpSync(path.join(repoRoot, "scripts", "hooks", name), path.join(hooksDir, name))
  }
  fs.cpSync(path.join(repoRoot, "scripts", "lib"), path.join(root, "scripts", "lib"), { recursive: true })

  return root
}

/**
 * Mirror of the adapter's `extractAdditionalContext` (same file, same six
 * lines of logic) so the parsing contract can be exercised directly without
 * importing the TypeScript source. This copy proves the *behavior* below is
 * correct, but a copy cannot detect the real adapter's guards drifting out
 * from under it. The source-text assertions in the "additionalContext
 * extraction tolerates non-JSON hook passthrough" test below read the real
 * `extractAdditionalContext` out of `.pi/extensions/index.ts` and pin its
 * guards directly, so that kind of drift fails the test instead of passing
 * silently against this mirror.
 */
function extractAdditionalContext(stdout) {
  const trimmed = stdout.trim()
  if (!trimmed.startsWith("{")) {
    return undefined
  }
  try {
    const parsed = JSON.parse(trimmed)
    const context = parsed.hookSpecificOutput && parsed.hookSpecificOutput.additionalContext
    return typeof context === "string" && context.trim() ? context : undefined
  } catch {
    return undefined
  }
}

/**
 * Mirror of the adapter's `normalizePiPackageName` (same file, same handful of
 * lines) so the object-form unwrapping and the trailing-@version stripping can
 * be exercised directly without importing the TypeScript source. This copy
 * proves the *behavior* below is correct, but a copy cannot detect the real
 * adapter's guards drifting out from under it. The source-text assertions in
 * the "companion package detection reads Pi's package list" test below read
 * the real `normalizePiPackageName` text out of `.pi/extensions/index.ts` and
 * pin its actual guards directly, so that kind of drift fails the test instead
 * of passing silently against this mirror.
 */
function normalizePiPackageName(entry) {
  const source = entry && typeof entry === "object" ? entry.source : entry
  if (typeof source !== "string" || !source.startsWith("npm:")) {
    return undefined
  }
  const spec = source.slice("npm:".length)
  // Strip a trailing @version without breaking the leading @ of a scoped name.
  const versionAt = spec.lastIndexOf("@")
  return versionAt > 0 ? spec.slice(0, versionAt) : spec
}

/**
 * Mirror of the per-file body of the adapter's `listInstalledPiPackages`
 * (same file, same read-parse-normalize-collect loop), applied to a single
 * settings file so the "npm entries only, missing/malformed settings degrade
 * to empty" contract can be exercised against a real temp file without
 * importing the TypeScript source or touching a real `~/.pi/agent`
 * directory. This copy proves the *behavior* below is correct, but a copy
 * cannot detect the real adapter's guards drifting out from under it. The
 * source-text assertions in the "companion package detection reads Pi's
 * package list" test above read the real `listInstalledPiPackages` /
 * `normalizePiPackageName` text out of `.pi/extensions/index.ts` and pin its
 * actual guards directly, so that kind of drift fails the test instead of
 * passing silently against this mirror.
 */
function readInstalledPackageNames(settingsFile) {
  const names = new Set()
  try {
    const parsed = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(settingsFile, "utf8"))
    if (!Array.isArray(parsed.packages)) {
      return names
    }
    for (const entry of parsed.packages) {
      const name = normalizePiPackageName(entry)
      if (name) {
        names.add(name)
      }
    }
  } catch {
    // Missing or unreadable settings are simply "nothing installed here".
  }
  return names
}

/**
 * Parses the `PORTABLE_RULE_FILES` array literal out of `.pi/extensions/index.ts`
 * by text, so the real-filesystem-existence test and the `loadPortableRules`
 * behavioral mirror below follow the constant instead of hardcoding the file
 * list and silently drifting from it.
 */
function parsePortableRuleFiles(source) {
  const constStart = source.indexOf("const PORTABLE_RULE_FILES")
  if (constStart === -1) {
    return []
  }
  const constEnd = source.indexOf("]", constStart)
  if (constEnd === -1) {
    return []
  }
  const constBody = source.slice(constStart, constEnd + 1)
  return Array.from(constBody.matchAll(/["'`]([\w.-]+\.md)["'`]/g)).map(match => match[1])
}

/**
 * Parses the numeric value of `MAX_RULES_BYTES` (e.g. `32 * 1024`) out of
 * `.pi/extensions/index.ts`, so the cap assertion in the `loadPortableRules`
 * behavioral mirror below follows the real constant instead of a hardcoded
 * number. The captured expression is validated against a digits/operators
 * whitelist before evaluation, so this never executes arbitrary source text.
 */
function parseMaxRulesBytes(source) {
  const match = source.match(/const\s+MAX_RULES_BYTES\s*=\s*([0-9_ \t*/+-]+)/)
  if (!match) {
    return undefined
  }
  const expression = match[1].trim()
  if (!expression || !/^[0-9_ \t*+]+$/.test(expression)) {
    return undefined
  }

  // Evaluate sums of products directly instead of through Function(): the
  // constant is only ever a literal like `32 * 1024`, and a test helper has no
  // business compiling code at runtime.
  const total = expression
    .replace(/_/g, "")
    .split("+")
    .reduce((sum, term) => {
      const product = term.split("*").reduce((acc, factor) => acc * Number(factor.trim()), 1)
      return sum + product
    }, 0)

  return Number.isFinite(total) ? total : undefined
}

/**
 * Mirror of the adapter's `loadPortableRules` (same file, same
 * read-trim-skip-cap-join loop over `rules/common/<file>`, same
 * `"\n\n---\n\n"` join). Deliberately omits the `ECC_PI_RULES` disable check
 * and the `cachedRules` memoization, which are exercised separately (the
 * disable check via `isDisabledByEnv` below; memoization is pure control
 * flow with no behavior to mirror). This copy proves the *behavior* below is
 * correct, but a copy cannot detect the real adapter's guards drifting out
 * from under it. The source-text assertions in the "PORTABLE_RULE_FILES ..."
 * and "engineering rules are read from rules/common ..." tests below read the
 * real constant, the real `rules/common` path, and the real `MAX_RULES_BYTES`
 * value out of `.pi/extensions/index.ts` and pin them directly, so that kind
 * of drift fails those tests instead of passing silently against this mirror.
 */
function loadPortableRulesMirror(rootDir, ruleFiles, maxBytes) {
  const sections = []
  let total = 0
  for (const file of ruleFiles) {
    let text
    try {
      text = fs.readFileSync(path.join(rootDir, "rules", "common", file), "utf8").trim()
    } catch {
      continue
    }
    if (!text) {
      continue
    }
    if (total + text.length > maxBytes) {
      break
    }
    total += text.length
    sections.push(text)
  }
  return sections.length > 0 ? sections.join("\n\n---\n\n") : null
}

/**
 * Mirror of the adapter's `isDisabledByEnv` (same `DISABLED_VALUES` set, same
 * trim + lowercase normalization). This copy proves the *behavior* below is
 * correct, but a copy cannot detect the real adapter's guard drifting out
 * from under it. The source-text assertion in the "isDisabledByEnv ..." test
 * below reads the real function and the real `ECC_PI_RULES` env var name out
 * of `.pi/extensions/index.ts` and pins them directly.
 */
const DISABLED_VALUES_MIRROR = new Set(["0", "false", "off", "none", "disabled"])
function isDisabledByEnvMirror(value) {
  return typeof value === "string" && DISABLED_VALUES_MIRROR.has(value.trim().toLowerCase())
}

async function main() {
  console.log("\n=== Testing .pi/extensions/index.ts (Pi thin adapter) ===\n")

  let passed = 0
  let failed = 0

  const repoRoot = path.join(__dirname, "..", "..")
  const extensionPath = path.join(repoRoot, ".pi", "extensions", "index.ts")
  const extensionSource = fs.readFileSync(extensionPath, "utf8")

  const tests = [
    // ---- Group 1: source contract -------------------------------------

    ["resolves the ECC package root from __dirname, never from process.cwd()", () => {
      assert.ok(
        extensionSource.includes("path.resolve(__dirname"),
        "expected the adapter to derive its package root with path.resolve(__dirname, ...); " +
          "resolving from __dirname is what makes a globally installed ECC find its own hooks " +
          "regardless of which project the user opened Pi in"
      )

      const withoutComments = stripComments(extensionSource)
      assert.ok(
        !withoutComments.includes("process.cwd()"),
        "found process.cwd() used as executable code in .pi/extensions/index.ts; " +
          "resolving hook scripts from the working directory breaks global installs " +
          "because it looks for ECC's hooks inside the user's project instead of the " +
          "installed ECC package (this is the exact defect PR #2352 was rejected for)"
      )
    }],

    ["executes hooks via execFile with no shell, so paths with spaces or metacharacters are safe", () => {
      assert.ok(
        extensionSource.includes("execFile("),
        "expected the adapter to invoke hooks via child_process.execFile(...)"
      )
      assert.ok(
        extensionSource.includes("process.execPath"),
        "expected hooks to be spawned with process.execPath, not a hardcoded 'node' string"
      )

      const shellExecPattern = /(?<!execFile)\bexec\s*\(/
      assert.ok(
        !shellExecPattern.test(extensionSource),
        "found a shell-invoking exec(...) call in .pi/extensions/index.ts distinct from " +
          "execFile(...); running hooks through an interpolated shell string " +
          "(exec(`node ${scriptPath}`)) breaks on paths containing spaces and is a " +
          "shell-injection risk (the exact defect PR #2352 was rejected for)"
      )
      assert.ok(
        !extensionSource.includes("execSync("),
        "found execSync(...) in .pi/extensions/index.ts; execSync runs through a shell " +
          "by default and reintroduces the same path-with-spaces / injection risk"
      )
      assert.ok(
        !extensionSource.includes("shell: true"),
        "found `shell: true` in .pi/extensions/index.ts; opting into a shell reintroduces " +
          "the path-with-spaces / injection risk execFile(...) with no shell was meant to avoid"
      )
    }],

    ["registers Pi's documented pi.on(...) lifecycle, not the undocumented app.events bus", () => {
      assert.ok(
        extensionSource.includes(`pi.on("session_start"`),
        "expected the adapter to register a session_start handler via pi.on(...)"
      )
      assert.ok(
        extensionSource.includes(`pi.on("session_shutdown"`),
        "expected the adapter to register a session_shutdown handler via pi.on(...)"
      )
      assert.ok(
        extensionSource.includes(`pi.on("before_agent_start"`),
        "expected the adapter to register a before_agent_start handler via pi.on(...)"
      )
      assert.ok(
        !extensionSource.includes("app.events"),
        "found app.events in .pi/extensions/index.ts; app.events is an undocumented " +
          "event-bus API that is not part of Pi's supported extension contract and can " +
          "change or disappear without notice"
      )
      assert.ok(
        !extensionSource.includes(".events.on("),
        "found a .events.on(...) subscription in .pi/extensions/index.ts; subscribing " +
          "through an undocumented event bus instead of the documented pi.on(...) " +
          "lifecycle is not part of Pi's supported extension contract"
      )
    }],

    ["registers the ecc-doctor diagnostics command", () => {
      assert.ok(
        extensionSource.includes(`registerCommand("ecc-doctor"`),
        "expected the adapter to register an 'ecc-doctor' command via pi.registerCommand(...) " +
          "so users have an install-diagnostics entry point"
      )
    }],

    ["bounds hook execution with a timeout and a maxBuffer", () => {
      assert.ok(
        extensionSource.includes("timeout"),
        "expected the execFile(...) call options to include a timeout; an unbounded hook " +
          "process can hang the Pi session forever on a stuck or misbehaving hook"
      )
      assert.ok(
        extensionSource.includes("maxBuffer"),
        "expected the execFile(...) call options to include a maxBuffer; without it a " +
          "runaway hook writing unbounded stdout can crash the adapter process"
      )
    }],

    ["exports a default extension factory function", () => {
      assert.ok(
        extensionSource.includes("export default function"),
        "expected .pi/extensions/index.ts to `export default function`, matching the " +
          "shape Pi's extension loader expects"
      )
    }],

    ["propagates the ECC package root to hooks via CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT and ECC_PLUGIN_ROOT", () => {
      assert.ok(
        extensionSource.includes("CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT"),
        "expected the adapter to set CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT in the hook environment; ECC's " +
          "shared hook scripts read this to locate the package root"
      )
      assert.ok(
        extensionSource.includes("ECC_PLUGIN_ROOT"),
        "expected the adapter to set ECC_PLUGIN_ROOT in the hook environment; this is " +
          "the ECC-specific fallback the same hook scripts also read"
      )
    }],

    // ---- Group 2: real hook-runner behavior ---------------------------

    ["GLOBAL INSTALL + SPACE IN PATH: hook execution succeeds from a package root whose path contains a space", () => {
      const skeletonRoot = buildEccSkeleton(repoRoot)
      try {
        assert.ok(
          skeletonRoot.includes(" "),
          "test setup bug: the temp skeleton directory must contain a space to reproduce " +
            "a global-install path (e.g. 'Application Support') — got: " + skeletonRoot
        )

        const result = runHookRunner(
          skeletonRoot,
          "session:end:marker",
          "scripts/hooks/session-end-marker.js",
          "minimal,standard,strict",
          { hook_event_name: "SessionEnd", reason: "quit", cwd: skeletonRoot, session_id: "pi-adapter-test" }
        )

        assert.strictEqual(
          result.error,
          undefined,
          "hook runner failed to spawn from a package root containing a space " +
            `(${skeletonRoot}); this is exactly the shell-interpolation regression ` +
            `PR #2352 was rejected for (error: ${result.error && result.error.message})`
        )
        assert.strictEqual(
          result.status,
          0,
          "hook runner exited non-zero when invoked from a package root containing a " +
            `space (${skeletonRoot}); a path with a space broke hook execution ` +
            `(stderr: ${result.stderr})`
        )
      } finally {
        fs.rmSync(skeletonRoot, { recursive: true, force: true })
      }
    }],

    ["hook resolution is package-relative, not cwd-relative: still succeeds when cwd points elsewhere", () => {
      const skeletonRoot = buildEccSkeleton(repoRoot)
      try {
        const result = runHookRunner(
          skeletonRoot,
          "session:end:marker",
          "scripts/hooks/session-end-marker.js",
          "minimal,standard,strict",
          { hook_event_name: "SessionEnd", reason: "quit", cwd: os.tmpdir(), session_id: "pi-adapter-test" },
          {},
          os.tmpdir()
        )

        assert.strictEqual(
          result.error,
          undefined,
          "hook runner failed to spawn when cwd pointed away from the ECC package root; " +
            "a globally installed ECC must resolve its own hooks regardless of which " +
            `project directory the user is in (error: ${result.error && result.error.message})`
        )
        assert.strictEqual(
          result.status,
          0,
          "hook runner exited non-zero when cwd pointed away from the ECC package root " +
            `(cwd=${os.tmpdir()}, CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT=${skeletonRoot}); this means hook ` +
            "resolution is leaking cwd-dependence instead of being package-relative " +
            `(stderr: ${result.stderr})`
        )
      } finally {
        fs.rmSync(skeletonRoot, { recursive: true, force: true })
      }
    }],

    ["profile gating is honored: a disabled hook and a restrictive profile both degrade cleanly", () => {
      // Uses the same isolated skeleton as tests 8/9 (not repoRoot) so that
      // session-end-marker.js never executes against the real checkout: a
      // real run can leave marker artifacts behind and would make this
      // test's outcome depend on whatever state the repo happens to be in.
      const skeletonRoot = buildEccSkeleton(repoRoot)
      try {
        const disabledResult = runHookRunner(
          skeletonRoot,
          "session:end:marker",
          "scripts/hooks/session-end-marker.js",
          "minimal,standard,strict",
          { hook_event_name: "SessionEnd", reason: "quit", cwd: skeletonRoot, session_id: "pi-adapter-test" },
          { ECC_DISABLED_HOOKS: "session:end:marker" }
        )

        assert.strictEqual(
          disabledResult.error,
          undefined,
          "hook runner failed to spawn when session:end:marker was listed in " +
            `ECC_DISABLED_HOOKS (error: ${disabledResult.error && disabledResult.error.message})`
        )
        assert.strictEqual(
          disabledResult.status,
          0,
          "hook runner exited non-zero for a hook disabled via ECC_DISABLED_HOOKS; a " +
            "disabled hook must be skipped cleanly rather than crashing the Pi session " +
            `(stderr: ${disabledResult.stderr})`
        )

        const minimalResult = runHookRunner(
          skeletonRoot,
          "session:end:marker",
          "scripts/hooks/session-end-marker.js",
          "minimal,standard,strict",
          { hook_event_name: "SessionEnd", reason: "quit", cwd: skeletonRoot, session_id: "pi-adapter-test" },
          { ECC_HOOK_PROFILE: "minimal" }
        )

        assert.strictEqual(
          minimalResult.error,
          undefined,
          "hook runner failed to spawn under ECC_HOOK_PROFILE=minimal " +
            `(error: ${minimalResult.error && minimalResult.error.message})`
        )
        assert.strictEqual(
          minimalResult.status,
          0,
          "hook runner exited non-zero under ECC_HOOK_PROFILE=minimal; hook-profile " +
            `gating must degrade cleanly, not crash the session (stderr: ${minimalResult.stderr})`
        )
      } finally {
        fs.rmSync(skeletonRoot, { recursive: true, force: true })
      }
    }],

    ["additionalContext extraction tolerates non-JSON hook passthrough", () => {
      // ---- Behavioral assertions on the LOCAL MIRROR --------------------
      // extractAdditionalContext (defined above) is a hand-copied mirror of
      // the real function in .pi/extensions/index.ts, kept because that file
      // is TypeScript loaded via jiti and cannot be require()'d from a plain
      // Node test. These assertions prove the mirror's behavior; they do NOT
      // by themselves prove the shipped adapter still behaves this way. The
      // source-text assertions further below read the real function's text
      // out of .pi/extensions/index.ts and pin its actual guards, so that a
      // real adapter regression fails here even though the mirror (and the
      // assertions run against it) would keep passing unchanged.
      assert.strictEqual(
        extractAdditionalContext('{"hookSpecificOutput":{"additionalContext":"hello"}}'),
        "hello",
        "expected additionalContext to be extracted from a well-formed hook envelope"
      )
      assert.strictEqual(
        extractAdditionalContext("plain non-JSON stdout from a disabled hook"),
        undefined,
        "expected non-JSON stdout (the pass-through case for a disabled hook) to yield " +
          "undefined instead of throwing or crashing the session_start handler"
      )
      assert.strictEqual(
        extractAdditionalContext('{"hookSpecificOutput": malformed'),
        undefined,
        "expected malformed JSON to yield undefined instead of throwing"
      )
      assert.strictEqual(
        extractAdditionalContext('{"unrelated":true}'),
        undefined,
        "expected valid JSON with no hookSpecificOutput.additionalContext field to yield undefined"
      )
      assert.strictEqual(
        extractAdditionalContext('{"hookSpecificOutput":{"additionalContext":""}}'),
        undefined,
        "expected an empty-string additionalContext to yield undefined rather than an " +
          "empty <ecc-session-context> block being spliced into the system prompt"
      )

      // ---- Source-text assertions on the REAL adapter -------------------
      // Isolate the real extractAdditionalContext function's text out of
      // .pi/extensions/index.ts (up to the next top-level function
      // declaration) and pin its actual guards. If the adapter's real
      // startsWith("{") check, try/catch, hookSpecificOutput?.additionalContext
      // read, or non-empty-string requirement ever changes, these fail
      // regardless of what the mirror above still does.
      const functionStart = extensionSource.indexOf("function extractAdditionalContext")
      assert.ok(
        functionStart !== -1,
        "expected .pi/extensions/index.ts to define a function named extractAdditionalContext"
      )
      const nextFunctionStart = extensionSource.indexOf("\nfunction ", functionStart + 1)
      const extractContextSource =
        nextFunctionStart === -1
          ? extensionSource.slice(functionStart)
          : extensionSource.slice(functionStart, nextFunctionStart)

      assert.ok(
        /if\s*\(\s*!\s*trimmed\.startsWith\(\s*["'`]\{["'`]\s*\)\s*\)\s*\{\s*return undefined/.test(
          extractContextSource
        ),
        "expected extractAdditionalContext in .pi/extensions/index.ts to early-return " +
          "undefined unless the trimmed stdout starts with '{'; this is what makes " +
          "non-JSON stdout from a disabled hook a safe pass-through instead of a crash"
      )
      assert.ok(
        /try\s*\{[\s\S]*?JSON\.parse\(/.test(extractContextSource),
        "expected extractAdditionalContext in .pi/extensions/index.ts to parse the " +
          "trimmed stdout via JSON.parse(...) inside a try block"
      )
      assert.ok(
        /catch[^{]*\{\s*return undefined/.test(extractContextSource),
        "expected extractAdditionalContext in .pi/extensions/index.ts to catch a " +
          "JSON.parse failure and return undefined instead of throwing"
      )
      assert.ok(
        /hookSpecificOutput\?\.\s*additionalContext/.test(extractContextSource),
        "expected extractAdditionalContext in .pi/extensions/index.ts to read " +
          "hookSpecificOutput?.additionalContext from the parsed envelope"
      )
      assert.ok(
        /typeof\s+context\s*===\s*["'`]string["'`]\s*&&\s*context\.trim\(\)/.test(extractContextSource),
        "expected extractAdditionalContext in .pi/extensions/index.ts to require a " +
          'non-empty string (typeof context === "string" && context.trim()) before ' +
          "returning it, rejecting an empty-string additionalContext"
      )
    }],

    // ---- Group 3: code-review fixes -----------------------------------

    ["EPIPE isolation (source contract): child.stdin has an error listener, and the catch around child.stdin?.end(...) resolves rather than rethrows", () => {
      const withoutComments = stripComments(extensionSource)
      assert.ok(
        withoutComments.includes('child.stdin?.on("error"'),
        "expected runEccHook in .pi/extensions/index.ts to register an error listener on " +
          'child.stdin via child.stdin?.on("error", ...) as real code, not just described ' +
          "in a comment; stdin.end() writes asynchronously, so a hook that exits before " +
          "reading its payload raises an EPIPE `error` event that a try/catch around " +
          "child.stdin?.end(...) cannot see, and an unhandled `error` event on a stream " +
          "crashes the whole Pi session"
      )

      const runEccHookStart = extensionSource.indexOf("function runEccHook")
      assert.ok(
        runEccHookStart !== -1,
        "expected .pi/extensions/index.ts to define a function named runEccHook"
      )
      const nextFunctionStart = extensionSource.indexOf("\nfunction ", runEccHookStart + 1)
      const runEccHookSource =
        nextFunctionStart === -1
          ? extensionSource.slice(runEccHookStart)
          : extensionSource.slice(runEccHookStart, nextFunctionStart)

      const catchMatch = runEccHookSource.match(
        /try\s*\{\s*child\.stdin\?\.end\([\s\S]*?\)\)\s*\}\s*catch\s*\(error\)\s*\{([\s\S]*?)\n\s*\}\n/
      )
      assert.ok(
        catchMatch,
        "expected runEccHook in .pi/extensions/index.ts to wrap child.stdin?.end(...) in " +
          "a try { ... } catch (error) { ... } block"
      )
      const catchBody = catchMatch[1]
      assert.ok(
        /resolve\(/.test(catchBody),
        "expected the catch around child.stdin?.end(...) in .pi/extensions/index.ts to " +
          "call resolve(...); if it rethrows instead, a hook payload write failure " +
          "escapes the Promise executor as an unhandled exception instead of degrading " +
          "to a warning"
      )
      assert.ok(
        !/\bthrow\b/.test(catchBody),
        "found a rethrow inside the catch around child.stdin?.end(...) in " +
          ".pi/extensions/index.ts; this is the exact EPIPE-crashes-the-session " +
          "regression the surrounding error handling exists to prevent"
      )
    }],

    ["EPIPE isolation (real behavioral proof): a large stdin write to a child that exits without reading it survives as an `error` event or a clean resolution, never an uncaught exception", async () => {
      // Mirrors the exact pattern in runEccHook: execFile + process.execPath, an
      // `error` listener on child.stdin, and a try/catch around child.stdin.end(...).
      // The child below exits immediately without ever reading stdin, so a payload
      // larger than the OS pipe buffer (2MB) cannot be written synchronously and
      // reliably reproduces the EPIPE this pattern exists to isolate.
      const largePayload = "x".repeat(2 * 1024 * 1024)
      const uncaughtExceptions = []
      const onUncaughtException = error => uncaughtExceptions.push(error)
      process.on("uncaughtException", onUncaughtException)

      let outcome
      try {
        outcome = await new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
          let stdinErrorSeen = false
          let childErrorSeen = false
          let writeThrew = false
          // Safety net only, not a polling race: the assertions below depend on the
          // uncaughtException listener, which fires synchronously with the offending
          // event if it happens. This just stops the suite from hanging forever if
          // the execFile callback never fires for an unrelated reason.
          const safetyNet = setTimeout(
            () => reject(new Error("execFile callback never fired within the 5.5s safety window")),
            5500
          )

          const child = execFile(
            process.execPath,
            ["-e", "process.exit(0)"],
            { timeout: 5000, maxBuffer: 1024 * 1024 },
            () => {
              clearTimeout(safetyNet)
              resolve({ stdinErrorSeen, childErrorSeen, writeThrew })
            }
          )

          child.on("error", () => {
            childErrorSeen = true
          })

          child.stdin.on("error", () => {
            stdinErrorSeen = true
          })

          try {
            child.stdin.end(largePayload)
          } catch {
            writeThrew = true
          }
        })
      } finally {
        process.off("uncaughtException", onUncaughtException)
      }

      assert.strictEqual(
        uncaughtExceptions.length,
        0,
        "expected writing a 2MB payload to a child that exits before reading stdin to " +
          "never raise an uncaughtException; this is exactly the " +
          'EPIPE-crashes-the-Pi-session regression the child.stdin?.on("error", ...) ' +
          "listener in runEccHook exists to prevent"
      )
      assert.ok(
        outcome !== undefined,
        "expected the execFile callback to fire and the parent process to survive " +
          "writing to a child that never reads its stdin, instead of hanging or crashing"
      )
    }],

    ["stale context is cleared at session_start before awaiting the hook, and again after injection in before_agent_start", () => {
      const sessionStartIdx = extensionSource.indexOf('pi.on("session_start"')
      assert.ok(
        sessionStartIdx !== -1,
        "expected .pi/extensions/index.ts to register a session_start handler via pi.on(...)"
      )
      const beforeAgentStartIdx = extensionSource.indexOf('pi.on("before_agent_start"', sessionStartIdx)
      assert.ok(
        beforeAgentStartIdx !== -1 && beforeAgentStartIdx > sessionStartIdx,
        "expected a before_agent_start handler registered after session_start in .pi/extensions/index.ts"
      )
      const sessionShutdownIdx = extensionSource.indexOf('pi.on("session_shutdown"', beforeAgentStartIdx)
      assert.ok(
        sessionShutdownIdx !== -1 && sessionShutdownIdx > beforeAgentStartIdx,
        "expected a session_shutdown handler registered after before_agent_start in .pi/extensions/index.ts"
      )

      const sessionStartSource = stripComments(extensionSource.slice(sessionStartIdx, beforeAgentStartIdx))
      const clearIdx = sessionStartSource.indexOf("pendingContext = undefined")
      const hookCallIdx = sessionStartSource.indexOf("await runEccHook(")
      assert.ok(
        clearIdx !== -1,
        "expected the session_start handler in .pi/extensions/index.ts to clear " +
          "pendingContext = undefined; without this, a new session start can replay " +
          "context captured for a previous session"
      )
      assert.ok(
        hookCallIdx !== -1,
        "expected the session_start handler in .pi/extensions/index.ts to await runEccHook(...)"
      )
      assert.ok(
        clearIdx < hookCallIdx,
        "expected pendingContext = undefined to run BEFORE `await runEccHook(...)` in " +
          "the session_start handler; if the clear happens after (or is skipped when " +
          "the hook fails), a new session start begun while a previous SessionStart " +
          "hook is still running -- or one whose hook later fails -- can replay stale " +
          "context captured for the wrong project state"
      )

      const beforeAgentStartSource = stripComments(
        extensionSource.slice(beforeAgentStartIdx, sessionShutdownIdx)
      )
      // Pin the guarantee (read the value, then clear it, then return) rather
      // than one particular spelling of it. The handler injects the context
      // inline inside its <ecc-session-context> block instead of copying it to
      // a local first; both orders are equivalent in a synchronous handler.
      const captureIdx = beforeAgentStartSource.indexOf("<ecc-session-context>")
      const clearIdx2 = beforeAgentStartSource.indexOf("pendingContext = undefined")
      const returnIdx = beforeAgentStartSource.indexOf("return {")
      assert.ok(
        captureIdx !== -1,
        "expected the before_agent_start handler in .pi/extensions/index.ts to read " +
          "pendingContext into an <ecc-session-context> block before clearing it"
      )
      assert.ok(
        clearIdx2 !== -1,
        "expected the before_agent_start handler in .pi/extensions/index.ts to still " +
          "clear pendingContext = undefined after reading it for injection; without " +
          "this, an already-injected context value would be replayed into a later agent turn"
      )
      assert.ok(
        returnIdx !== -1,
        "expected the before_agent_start handler in .pi/extensions/index.ts to return " +
          "an object with an injected systemPrompt"
      )
      assert.ok(
        captureIdx < clearIdx2,
        "expected pendingContext to be read into the injected block BEFORE being " +
          "cleared in before_agent_start; clearing first would lose the value before " +
          "it can be injected into the system prompt"
      )
      assert.ok(
        clearIdx2 < returnIdx,
        "expected pendingContext = undefined to run BEFORE the return statement in " +
          "before_agent_start; if the clear is removed or moved past the return it " +
          "never executes, and a later agent turn would replay the same context again"
      )
    }],

    ["companion package detection reads Pi's package list (source contract): require.resolve is gone, PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR is honored, and normalizePiPackageName's version-stripping guard is pinned", () => {
      // require.resolve is legitimately named in the doc comment above
      // listInstalledPiPackages to explain why it was replaced (the same
      // "documentation, not a regression" case stripComments exists for --
      // see its own jsdoc above). Strip comments first so this checks real
      // code, not prose.
      const withoutComments = stripComments(extensionSource)
      assert.ok(
        !withoutComments.includes("require.resolve"),
        "found require.resolve(...) used as executable code in .pi/extensions/index.ts; " +
          "Pi installs companion packages under its own config directory " +
          "(~/.pi/agent/npm, overridable via PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR), which is not on " +
          "Node's module resolution path from this file, so require.resolve reports " +
          "every companion as missing no matter what the user actually installed -- " +
          "this is the exact defect listInstalledPiPackages was introduced to replace"
      )
      assert.ok(
        extensionSource.includes("PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR"),
        "expected .pi/extensions/index.ts to honor the documented PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR " +
          "override when locating Pi's config directory"
      )

      const normalizeStart = extensionSource.indexOf("function normalizePiPackageName")
      assert.ok(
        normalizeStart !== -1,
        "expected .pi/extensions/index.ts to define a function named normalizePiPackageName"
      )
      const nextFunctionStart = extensionSource.indexOf("\nfunction ", normalizeStart + 1)
      const normalizeSource =
        nextFunctionStart === -1
          ? extensionSource.slice(normalizeStart)
          : extensionSource.slice(normalizeStart, nextFunctionStart)

      assert.ok(
        /typeof\s+entry\s*===\s*["'`]object["'`]\s*\?\s*\(entry\s+as\s*\{\s*source\?:\s*unknown\s*\}\)\.source/.test(
          normalizeSource
        ),
        "expected normalizePiPackageName in .pi/extensions/index.ts to read `source` off " +
          "an object entry before normalizing; Pi's settings accept both a bare source " +
          'string and an object carrying it ({ source: "npm:x", skills: [] }), and a ' +
          "package filtered that way is just as installed as a plain one -- treating the " +
          "object form as unrecognized makes /ecc-doctor report an installed companion as " +
          "missing"
      )
      assert.ok(
        /typeof\s+source\s*!==\s*["'`]string["'`]\s*\|\|\s*!\s*source\.startsWith\(\s*["'`]npm:["'`]\s*\)/.test(
          normalizeSource
        ),
        "expected normalizePiPackageName in .pi/extensions/index.ts to return undefined " +
          "for any source that is not a string starting with 'npm:' (git sources and " +
          "filesystem paths carry no comparable package name)"
      )
      assert.ok(
        /spec\s*=\s*source\.slice\(\s*["'`]npm:["'`]\.length\)/.test(normalizeSource),
        'expected normalizePiPackageName in .pi/extensions/index.ts to strip the "npm:" ' +
          'prefix via source.slice("npm:".length)'
      )
      assert.ok(
        /versionAt\s*=\s*spec\.lastIndexOf\(\s*["'`]@["'`]\s*\)/.test(normalizeSource),
        "expected normalizePiPackageName in .pi/extensions/index.ts to locate a " +
          'trailing @version with spec.lastIndexOf("@")'
      )
      assert.ok(
        /versionAt\s*>\s*0\s*\?\s*spec\.slice\(0,\s*versionAt\)\s*:\s*spec/.test(normalizeSource),
        "expected normalizePiPackageName in .pi/extensions/index.ts to only strip at " +
          "versionAt when it is greater than 0 (versionAt > 0 ? ... : spec); a scoped " +
          "package's leading '@' sits at index 0, so this is what keeps " +
          "'@juicesharp/rpiv-todo@1.4.2' from being mangled into an empty name the way " +
          'a naive split("@")[0] would'
      )
    }],

    ["companion package name normalization (behavioral mirror): strips a trailing version without breaking a scoped package name", () => {
      assert.strictEqual(
        normalizePiPackageName("npm:pi-subagents"),
        "pi-subagents",
        "expected a plain npm entry with no version to normalize to its bare package name"
      )
      assert.strictEqual(
        normalizePiPackageName("npm:pi-subagents@1.2.3"),
        "pi-subagents",
        "expected a plain npm entry with a version to have the version stripped"
      )
      assert.strictEqual(
        normalizePiPackageName("npm:@juicesharp/rpiv-todo"),
        "@juicesharp/rpiv-todo",
        "expected a versionless scoped npm entry to normalize to its full scoped name"
      )
      assert.strictEqual(
        normalizePiPackageName("npm:@juicesharp/rpiv-todo@1.4.2"),
        "@juicesharp/rpiv-todo",
        "expected a scoped npm entry WITH a version to strip only the trailing version " +
          'and keep the scope; a naive split("@")[0] gets this exact case wrong (it ' +
          "would return an empty string because the scoped name's leading '@' is not " +
          "the version separator)"
      )
      assert.strictEqual(
        normalizePiPackageName("git:https://github.com/example/pi-plugin.git"),
        undefined,
        "expected a git source to normalize to undefined; it carries no comparable npm package name"
      )
      assert.strictEqual(
        normalizePiPackageName("/Users/example/local-pi-plugin"),
        undefined,
        "expected a filesystem path entry to normalize to undefined"
      )
      assert.strictEqual(
        normalizePiPackageName(42),
        undefined,
        "expected a non-string entry to normalize to undefined instead of throwing"
      )
      assert.strictEqual(
        normalizePiPackageName(""),
        undefined,
        "expected an empty entry to normalize to undefined"
      )
    }],

    ["companion package name normalization (behavioral mirror): an object entry with resource filters resolves to the same name as the bare source string", () => {
      assert.strictEqual(
        normalizePiPackageName({ source: "npm:pi-subagents", skills: [] }),
        "pi-subagents",
        "expected the object form Pi documents for filtered packages to resolve to the " +
          "same name as the bare string; a user who narrows which resources pi-subagents " +
          "contributes still has it installed, and /ecc-doctor exists to report exactly that"
      )
      assert.strictEqual(
        normalizePiPackageName({ source: "npm:@juicesharp/rpiv-todo@1.4.2", prompts: ["prompts/review.md"] }),
        "@juicesharp/rpiv-todo",
        "expected an object entry to go through the same version-stripping path as a " +
          "string entry, scope intact"
      )
      assert.strictEqual(
        normalizePiPackageName({ source: "git:github.com/example/pi-plugin@v1" }),
        undefined,
        "expected an object entry wrapping a git source to stay unrecognized; the source " +
          "type decides, not the entry shape"
      )
      assert.strictEqual(
        normalizePiPackageName({ extensions: ["extensions/*.ts"] }),
        undefined,
        "expected an object entry with no source field to normalize to undefined instead " +
          "of throwing"
      )
      assert.strictEqual(
        normalizePiPackageName({ source: 42 }),
        undefined,
        "expected a non-string source to normalize to undefined instead of throwing"
      )
      assert.strictEqual(
        normalizePiPackageName(null),
        undefined,
        "expected a null entry to normalize to undefined; typeof null is \"object\", so " +
          "this is the case an unguarded object branch would throw on"
      )
    }],

    ["companion package detection reads Pi's settings.json (real filesystem): npm entries are recognized, path/git entries are ignored, missing/malformed settings degrade to an empty set", () => {
      const tmpDir = fs.mkdtempSync(path.join(os.tmpdir(), "pi-config-dir-test-"))
      try {
        const settingsFile = path.join(tmpDir, "settings.json")
        fs.writeFileSync(
          settingsFile,
          JSON.stringify({
            packages: [
              "npm:pi-subagents@2.0.0",
              "npm:@juicesharp/rpiv-todo@1.4.2",
              "/Users/example/local-pi-plugin",
              "git:https://github.com/example/pi-plugin.git",
            ],
          })
        )

        const installed = readInstalledPackageNames(settingsFile)
        assert.strictEqual(
          installed.size,
          2,
          "expected only the two npm: entries to be recognized out of a mixed packages " +
            `list (got: ${[...installed].join(", ")})`
        )
        assert.ok(
          installed.has("pi-subagents"),
          "expected the plain npm entry with a version to be recognized as pi-subagents"
        )
        assert.ok(
          installed.has("@juicesharp/rpiv-todo"),
          "expected the scoped npm entry with a version to be recognized as @juicesharp/rpiv-todo"
        )
        assert.ok(
          !installed.has("/Users/example/local-pi-plugin"),
          "expected the filesystem path entry to be ignored, not reported as an installed package"
        )
        assert.ok(
          ![...installed].some(name => name.startsWith("git:")),
          "expected the git: source entry to be ignored, not reported as an installed package"
        )

        const missingFile = path.join(tmpDir, "does-not-exist.json")
        assert.deepStrictEqual(
          readInstalledPackageNames(missingFile),
          new Set(),
          "expected a missing settings.json to yield an empty set instead of throwing"
        )

        const malformedFile = path.join(tmpDir, "malformed.json")
        fs.writeFileSync(malformedFile, "{ this is not valid json")
        assert.deepStrictEqual(
          readInstalledPackageNames(malformedFile),
          new Set(),
          "expected a malformed settings.json to yield an empty set instead of throwing"
        )
      } finally {
        fs.rmSync(tmpDir, { recursive: true, force: true })
      }
    }],

    // ---- Group 4: engineering-rules injection -------------------------

    ["PORTABLE_RULE_FILES lists exactly ECC's 7 Pi-portable rule files and excludes the 3 Claude-Code-only ones", () => {
      const ruleFiles = parsePortableRuleFiles(extensionSource)
      assert.ok(
        ruleFiles.length > 0,
        "expected to find and parse a PORTABLE_RULE_FILES array literal in .pi/extensions/index.ts"
      )

      assert.deepStrictEqual(
        ruleFiles,
        [
          "coding-style.md",
          "testing.md",
          "security.md",
          "git-workflow.md",
          "patterns.md",
          "development-workflow.md",
          "code-review.md",
        ],
        "expected PORTABLE_RULE_FILES in .pi/extensions/index.ts to contain exactly these " +
          `7 files (got: ${ruleFiles.join(", ")}); a drift here silently changes which ECC ` +
          "engineering rules get injected into Pi's system prompt"
      )

      for (const excluded of ["agents.md", "hooks.md", "performance.md"]) {
        assert.ok(
          !ruleFiles.includes(excluded),
          `found ${excluded} in PORTABLE_RULE_FILES in .pi/extensions/index.ts; ${excluded} ` +
            "describes Claude Code primitives Pi does not have (Task/TodoWrite delegation, " +
            "Claude Code hook event types, or thinking-budget toggles like Option+T), so " +
            "injecting it into Pi's system prompt would instruct the model to use tools " +
            "and behaviors that do not exist in Pi"
        )
      }
    }],

    ["engineering rules are read from rules/common/ joined onto the package root at runtime, and nothing is copied into .pi/", () => {
      const withoutComments = stripComments(extensionSource)
      assert.ok(
        /path\.join\(\s*ECC_ROOT\s*,\s*["'`]rules["'`]\s*,\s*["'`]common["'`]/.test(withoutComments),
        "expected .pi/extensions/index.ts to build the rules directory via " +
          'path.join(ECC_ROOT, "rules", "common", ...); rules must be read at runtime from ' +
          "the canonical rules/common/ directory of the installed ECC package, which is " +
          "the entire point of this adapter feature, not from a path baked in some other way"
      )

      const piDir = path.join(repoRoot, ".pi")
      assert.ok(
        fs.existsSync(piDir),
        `expected a .pi/ directory to exist at ${piDir} for this check to be meaningful`
      )
      const piRulesDir = path.join(piDir, "rules")
      assert.ok(
        !fs.existsSync(piRulesDir),
        `found ${piRulesDir} on disk; ECC's engineering rules must be read at runtime from ` +
          "the canonical rules/common/ directory and never copied or generated into .pi/ -- " +
          "a rules/ directory under .pi/ means that core constraint has been violated"
      )
    }],

    ["every file named in PORTABLE_RULE_FILES actually exists under rules/common/ in this repo", () => {
      const ruleFiles = parsePortableRuleFiles(extensionSource)
      assert.ok(
        ruleFiles.length > 0,
        "expected to find and parse a PORTABLE_RULE_FILES array literal in .pi/extensions/index.ts"
      )

      const rulesCommonDir = path.join(repoRoot, "rules", "common")
      for (const file of ruleFiles) {
        const fullPath = path.join(rulesCommonDir, file)
        assert.ok(
          fs.existsSync(fullPath),
          `expected ${fullPath} to exist because it is listed in PORTABLE_RULE_FILES; a ` +
            "missing rule file makes loadPortableRules() silently skip it via its " +
            "try/catch, so the adapter would inject less engineering-rule coverage into " +
            "Pi's system prompt than intended, with no error or warning to notice it by"
        )
      }
    }],

    ["loadPortableRules() behavioral mirror: concatenates the real rules/common/ files, stays under the cap, and contains markers from several rule files", () => {
      // Mirror of loadPortableRules() (read-trim-skip-cap-join loop), guarded by the
      // source-text assertions in the two tests above (PORTABLE_RULE_FILES contents
      // and the rules/common path) and by the parsed MAX_RULES_BYTES cap below, so a
      // drift in the real function's shape fails those tests even if this mirror,
      // run here against this repo's actual rule files, still looks correct.
      const ruleFiles = parsePortableRuleFiles(extensionSource)
      const maxRulesBytes = parseMaxRulesBytes(extensionSource)
      assert.ok(
        typeof maxRulesBytes === "number" && maxRulesBytes > 0,
        "expected to parse a positive numeric MAX_RULES_BYTES constant out of .pi/extensions/index.ts"
      )

      const result = loadPortableRulesMirror(repoRoot, ruleFiles, maxRulesBytes)

      assert.ok(
        typeof result === "string" && result.length > 0,
        "expected loadPortableRules() to return a non-empty string when run against this " +
          "repo's real rules/common/ files; an empty result means the <ecc-engineering-rules> " +
          "block would be silently omitted from Pi's system prompt on every turn"
      )
      assert.ok(
        result.length < maxRulesBytes,
        `expected the concatenated rules text (${result.length} chars) to stay under ` +
          `MAX_RULES_BYTES (${maxRulesBytes} bytes); exceeding the cap means the ` +
          "concatenation loop's stop-before-exceeding-cap guard is not doing its job, and a " +
          "large rule-file edit could flood Pi's system prompt"
      )

      for (const marker of ["Immutability", "Minimum Test Coverage", "Secret Management"]) {
        assert.ok(
          result.includes(marker),
          `expected the concatenated rules text to contain "${marker}" (a marker from one ` +
            "of the real rules/common/ files); its absence means that file was skipped " +
            "(missing, empty, or cut off by the cap) or its content changed in a way that " +
            "dropped the section entirely"
        )
      }
    }],

    ["leakage guard: the text loadPortableRules() would inject contains no Claude-Code-only primitives Pi cannot use", () => {
      const ruleFiles = parsePortableRuleFiles(extensionSource)
      const maxRulesBytes = parseMaxRulesBytes(extensionSource)
      const result = loadPortableRulesMirror(repoRoot, ruleFiles, maxRulesBytes)
      assert.ok(
        typeof result === "string" && result.length > 0,
        "expected a non-empty mirrored rules result for this leakage check to be meaningful"
      )

      for (const leaked of ["TodoWrite", "Option+T", "PostToolUse", "alwaysThinkingEnabled"]) {
        assert.ok(
          !result.includes(leaked),
          `found "${leaked}" in the text loadPortableRules() would inject into Pi's system ` +
            "prompt; this is a Claude-Code-only primitive (a tool, hook event type, or " +
            "thinking-budget toggle) that would instruct Pi's model to use something that " +
            "does not exist in Pi -- exactly the leakage excluding agents.md/hooks.md/" +
            "performance.md from PORTABLE_RULE_FILES exists to prevent"
        )
      }
    }],

    ["/ecc-doctor reports rule files actually loaded, not the allowlist length (source contract)", () => {
      assert.ok(
        /let\s+cachedRuleFileCount\s*=\s*0/.test(extensionSource),
        "expected .pi/extensions/index.ts to track how many rule files actually loaded in a " +
          "cachedRuleFileCount counter alongside cachedRules"
      )
      assert.ok(
        /cachedRuleFileCount\s*=\s*sections\.length/.test(extensionSource),
        "expected loadPortableRules in .pi/extensions/index.ts to set cachedRuleFileCount " +
          "from sections.length, which is what survived the read failures, the empty-file " +
          "skip, and the MAX_RULES_BYTES break"
      )

      const disabledBranch = extensionSource.slice(
        extensionSource.indexOf("isDisabledByEnv(process.env.ECC_PI_RULES)"),
        extensionSource.indexOf("const sections: string[] = []")
      )
      assert.ok(
        /cachedRuleFileCount\s*=\s*0/.test(disabledBranch),
        "expected the ECC_PI_RULES disable branch of loadPortableRules in " +
          ".pi/extensions/index.ts to reset cachedRuleFileCount to 0, so the counter can " +
          "never survive from a prior load into a disabled session"
      )

      const statusStart = extensionSource.indexOf("function describeRulesStatus")
      assert.ok(
        statusStart !== -1,
        "expected .pi/extensions/index.ts to define a function named describeRulesStatus"
      )
      const nextFunctionStart = extensionSource.indexOf("\nfunction ", statusStart + 1)
      const statusSource =
        nextFunctionStart === -1
          ? extensionSource.slice(statusStart)
          : extensionSource.slice(statusStart, nextFunctionStart)

      assert.ok(
        /\$\{cachedRuleFileCount\}\/\$\{PORTABLE_RULE_FILES\.length\}\s+rule file/.test(statusSource),
        "expected describeRulesStatus in .pi/extensions/index.ts to report the loaded count " +
          "over the allowlist length (`${cachedRuleFileCount}/${PORTABLE_RULE_FILES.length} " +
          "rule file(s)`); loadPortableRules silently skips unreadable and empty files and " +
          "breaks out of the loop at MAX_RULES_BYTES, so reporting the allowlist length " +
          "alone makes an install that loaded 3 of 7 report 7 -- and /ecc-doctor is the one " +
          "place a user looks to find a partial install"
      )
    }],

    ["isDisabledByEnv() behavioral mirror: recognizes 0/false/off/none/disabled case- and whitespace-insensitively, and the real function reads ECC_PI_RULES", () => {
      for (const disabledValue of ["0", "false", "off", "none", "disabled"]) {
        assert.strictEqual(
          isDisabledByEnvMirror(disabledValue),
          true,
          `expected isDisabledByEnv("${disabledValue}") to be true`
        )
        assert.strictEqual(
          isDisabledByEnvMirror(disabledValue.toUpperCase()),
          true,
          `expected isDisabledByEnv to be case-insensitive for "${disabledValue.toUpperCase()}"`
        )
        assert.strictEqual(
          isDisabledByEnvMirror(`  ${disabledValue}  `),
          true,
          `expected isDisabledByEnv to ignore surrounding whitespace for "  ${disabledValue}  "`
        )
      }

      assert.strictEqual(
        isDisabledByEnvMirror("  OFF  "),
        true,
        'expected isDisabledByEnv("  OFF  ") to be true (mixed case AND surrounding whitespace ' +
          "at once); a user pasting ECC_PI_RULES=\"  OFF  \" into a shell profile must still " +
          "disable injection"
      )

      for (const enabledValue of [undefined, "", "1", "true", "on", "yes", "TRUE ISH"]) {
        assert.strictEqual(
          isDisabledByEnvMirror(enabledValue),
          false,
          `expected isDisabledByEnv(${JSON.stringify(enabledValue)}) to be false; treating an ` +
            "unrecognized value as disabled would silently turn off rule injection for anyone " +
            "who sets ECC_PI_RULES to something other than the 5 documented off-values"
        )
      }

      const withoutComments = stripComments(extensionSource)
      assert.ok(
        withoutComments.includes("process.env.ECC_PI_RULES"),
        "expected .pi/extensions/index.ts to read process.env.ECC_PI_RULES as the env var " +
          "that turns rule injection off; a different or renamed env var would silently break " +
          "anyone's existing ECC_PI_RULES=off configuration"
      )
    }],

    ["before_agent_start wraps rules and context in their tags, consumes pendingContext but never the rules, and returns early with no override when there is nothing to add", () => {
      const beforeAgentStartIdx = extensionSource.indexOf('pi.on("before_agent_start"')
      assert.ok(
        beforeAgentStartIdx !== -1,
        "expected .pi/extensions/index.ts to register a before_agent_start handler via pi.on(...)"
      )
      const sessionShutdownIdx = extensionSource.indexOf('pi.on("session_shutdown"', beforeAgentStartIdx)
      assert.ok(
        sessionShutdownIdx !== -1 && sessionShutdownIdx > beforeAgentStartIdx,
        "expected a session_shutdown handler registered after before_agent_start in .pi/extensions/index.ts"
      )

      const handlerSource = stripComments(extensionSource.slice(beforeAgentStartIdx, sessionShutdownIdx))

      assert.ok(
        handlerSource.includes("<ecc-engineering-rules>"),
        "expected the before_agent_start handler in .pi/extensions/index.ts to wrap " +
          "injected rules in an <ecc-engineering-rules> tag"
      )
      assert.ok(
        handlerSource.includes("<ecc-session-context>"),
        "expected the before_agent_start handler in .pi/extensions/index.ts to wrap the " +
          "session context in an <ecc-session-context> tag"
      )

      const contextPushIdx = handlerSource.indexOf("<ecc-session-context>")
      const clearIdx = handlerSource.indexOf("pendingContext = undefined", contextPushIdx)
      assert.ok(
        contextPushIdx !== -1 && clearIdx !== -1 && clearIdx > contextPushIdx,
        "expected before_agent_start to clear pendingContext = undefined after using it to " +
          "build the <ecc-session-context> block; without this, the same one-shot session " +
          "context would be replayed into every later agent turn instead of being consumed once"
      )

      assert.ok(
        !/\bcachedRules\s*=\s*(undefined|null)/.test(handlerSource) &&
          !/\brules\s*=\s*(undefined|null)/.test(handlerSource),
        "found code in the before_agent_start handler that resets the loaded rules value; " +
          "engineering rules describe standing policy and must be re-applied on EVERY turn " +
          "(unlike the one-shot pendingContext), so nothing in this handler may consume or " +
          "clear them the way pendingContext is consumed"
      )

      assert.ok(
        /if\s*\(\s*additions\.length\s*===\s*0\s*\)\s*\{\s*return\s*\}/.test(handlerSource),
        "expected before_agent_start to return early with a bare `return` (no systemPrompt " +
          "override) when there is nothing to add; without this guard, a turn with no rules " +
          "and no pending context would still return a rebuilt systemPrompt instead of " +
          "leaving Pi's original systemPrompt untouched"
      )

      const earlyReturnIdx = handlerSource.indexOf("if (additions.length === 0)")
      const overrideReturnIdx = handlerSource.indexOf("return { systemPrompt")
      assert.ok(
        earlyReturnIdx !== -1 && overrideReturnIdx !== -1 && earlyReturnIdx < overrideReturnIdx,
        "expected the early-return-when-nothing-to-add guard to appear before the " +
          "systemPrompt-override return in before_agent_start"
      )
    }],
  ]

  for (const [name, fn] of tests) {
    if (await runTest(name, fn)) {
      passed += 1
    } else {
      failed += 1
    }
  }

  console.log(`\nPassed: ${passed}`)
  console.log(`Failed: ${failed}`)
  process.exit(failed > 0 ? 1 : 0)
}

main()