feat(elixir): add native static module and arity resolution

[henry-hz]

Elixir references currently rely on global name matching, which cannot reliably distinguish same-named functions across modules or follow lexical aliases and imports. This change adds native static resolution by module, name, and arity through the existing tree-sitter pipeline, with no Elixir, Mix, or language-server runtime dependency.

• Extract scoped modules, structs/exceptions, protocols and implementations; public/private functions, macros, guards, delegates, type/callback declarations, and ordinary attributes.
• Resolve lexical aliases/imports, static module receivers, defaults, pipes, and named captures. Reuse persisted binding facts for CLI/MCP navigation and cache consistency.
• Add a semantic gate with decoys, lexical boundaries, cache mutation, and CLI/MCP parity; update the existing Elixir gates and document the static limits.

For example, alias Real.Work, as: W followed by W.run(x) resolves to Real.Work::run/1, independently of file layout, without falling back to an unrelated module's run/1.

This is a draft for upstream review. The following correctness issues were reproduced after the implementation and remain unresolved:

• A later import M, except: [...] replaces an earlier only: selection instead of subtracting from it, admitting functions that were never imported (src/elixir_resolve.h:116).
• A dotted nested declaration such as defmodule Inner.Deep does not register the enclosing module's implicit prefix alias, so subsequent Inner.Deep.target() calls lose their destination (src/ingest_elixir.h:567).
• In multi-target defimpl, alias __MODULE__, as: Current makes every implementation's Current.target() call point to the first implementation (src/ingest_model.h:595).
• Explicit named captures such as &_seed/0 are discarded by the underscore-prefix filter (src/ingest_elixir.h:506).

Existing gaps also remain: default expressions on bodyless function headers do not preserve transitive caller reachability, and executable unquote / bind_quoted expressions are omitted by the blanket quote filter.

Macro definitions and direct macro/guard calls are indexed, but macro expansion, generated definitions, and compile-hook invocations are not modeled. use records a dependency without expanding __using__/1. Types and callbacks are navigable declarations; @spec and @dialyzer annotations are not attached to function output, and there is no Dialyzer runner or diagnostic importer. This therefore does not claim full compiler-level Elixir support.

Validation performed for this implementation:

• All three Elixir gates pass in plain and Release builds: elixircheck.sh, eliximportcheck.sh, and elixirsemanticcheck.sh.
• The semantic gate and repository scan pass with the Clang sanitizer build. The host's GCC 15 standard library required narrowly scoped integer-sanitizer exclusions for intentional unsigned arithmetic in __do_uninit_fill_n and basic_string_view::_S_compare; application overflow checks remained enabled and were verified with a failing control.
• Three repository scans were byte-identical and produced well-formed XML; cold/warm cache and mutation checks pass.
• The 578-check full suite finished with 572 passing after environment/targeted reruns, four skipped, and two failures also reproduced on the parent: nongitqmetricscheck.sh and recallpassagecheck.sh. This is not an all-green suite claim.
• Additional review fixtures compiled and ran under Elixir 1.20.3 / OTP 29, confirming the unresolved cases above. The three committed Elixir gates still pass despite those coverage gaps.

Upstream integration is also pending: main advanced beyond the branch's parent, and the text-document changes independently use parser revision 85. Before marking this ready, reconcile the parser revision and quality mirror, cache tripwire, gate registration/counts, and any merge conflicts against current main, then validate the integrated tree.

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• New Features

  • Improved Elixir navigation and call resolution using modules, function names, and arity.
  • Added support for aliases, filtered imports, defaults, pipes, captures, delegates, nested modules, protocols, types, callbacks, attributes, and operators.
  • CLI and MCP use-site queries now provide consistent Elixir results.

• Bug Fixes

  • Prevented unknown modules and excluded imports from resolving to unrelated functions.
  • Improved handling of implementation-local references and multi-target implementations.

• Documentation

  • Updated Elixir coverage, architecture guidance, examples, evaluation counts, ignored-file behavior, and cache reprocessing guidance.

Walkthrough

The change adds Elixir module/name/arity resolution. It expands extraction for aliases, imports, defaults, pipes, captures, delegates, attributes, contracts, and implementations. Graph, navigation, cache, tests, and documentation now use the new identities.

Changes

Elixir resolution pipeline

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Elixir extraction and fact emission queries/elixir/tags.scm, src/ingest_elixir.h, src/ingest_sidecap.h, src/ingest_parsepool.h	Elixir ingestion emits lexical scopes, callable bindings, arities, attributes, references, imports, delegates, and implementation expansions.
Resolver and graph integration src/elixir_resolve.h, src/graph.h, src/resolve.h, src/verbs_navigate.h	Resolution uses module, name, arity, visibility, defaults, macros, and lexical imports. Navigation uses resolver reachability for Elixir definitions.
Definition identity and cache versioning src/ingest_model.h, src/ingest_cache.h, src/quality.h	Implementation scopes remain distinct, references are spliced in stable order, and parser versions advance to 87 while cache formats remain unchanged.
Validation and repository updates test/*, CHANGELOG.md, README.md, docs/*, present/deck5_ripwire_build.js	Tests cover resolution, implementation identities, CLI/MCP parity, cache invalidation, and gate execution. Documentation records expanded Elixir support, parser revisions, limits, counts, and showcase updates.
MCP budget disclosure src/mcpverbs.h	MCP output reports the default byte budget when the signature block is capped without an explicit token budget.
Model instrumentation src/model.h	Shadow-suppression checks are reordered without changing filtering results, and profiling scopes cover suppression phases.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant ElixirSource
  participant ElixirContext
  participant ElixirResolver
  participant GraphBuilder
  ElixirSource->>ElixirContext: emit lexical and callable facts
  ElixirContext->>ElixirResolver: provide module/name/arity bindings
  GraphBuilder->>ElixirResolver: resolve a call reference
  ElixirResolver-->>GraphBuilder: return matching targets

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src/ingest_sidecap.h (1)

1758-1762: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Precompute the struct-bearing module names in ElixirContext::prepare.

This loop scans every call in the file for each module, protocol, or implementation definition, and elixir.scopeOf( call ) walks the ancestor chain for each one. The cost is O(modules × calls × depth) inside the main capture loop. ElixirContext::prepare already iterates calls once, so it can record the scope of each defstruct/defexception call at that time and expose a set. The lookup here then becomes a single hash probe.

♻️ Proposed shape of the refactor

In src/ingest_elixir.h, add a member to ElixirContext and fill it in prepare while the call loop already runs:

HashMap<std::string, char> structModules;   // modules that declare defstruct/defexception
// inside prepare's `for( TSNode call : calls )`:
if( keyword == "defstruct" || keyword == "defexception" )
{
    if( auto owner = scopeOf( call ); !owner.empty() ) { structModules.try_emplace( std::move( owner ), 1 ); }
}

Then here:

-                d.kind = elixirTarget( roleNode, src ) == "defprotocol" ? SymKind::Interface : SymKind::Class;
-                for( TSNode call : elixir.calls )
-                {
-                    const auto keyword = elixirTarget( call, src );
-                    if( ( keyword == "defstruct" || keyword == "defexception" ) && elixir.scopeOf( call ) == d.name ) { d.kind = SymKind::Struct; break; }
-                }
+                d.kind = elixirTarget( roleNode, src ) == "defprotocol" ? SymKind::Interface : SymKind::Class;
+                if( elixir.structModules.contains( d.name ) ) { d.kind = SymKind::Struct; }

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In `@src/ingest_sidecap.h` around lines 1758 - 1762, Precompute struct-bearing
module names in ElixirContext::prepare by recording each non-empty scope
containing a defstruct or defexception call in a set/map member. In the shown
module-kind detection loop, replace the per-call elixir.scopeOf traversal with a
single lookup in that precomputed collection, preserving Struct classification
only for matching module names.

src/verbs_navigate.h (2)

420-421: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Parenthesize the mixed &&/?: filter condition.

if( A && B ? !C : D ) relies on ?: having lower precedence than &&. The semantics are correct, but the intent is not readable at a glance, and a later edit can silently change the grouping. The same expression is duplicated in src/mcpverbs.h Line 2355.

♻️ Proposed clarification

-        if( r.lang == Lang::Elixir && !sel.elixirDefs.empty()
-            ? !elixirResolver.reachesAny( r, sel.elixirDefs ) : r.calleeName != sel.siteMatchName )
+        const bool elixirPath = ( r.lang == Lang::Elixir && !sel.elixirDefs.empty() );
+        if( elixirPath ? !elixirResolver.reachesAny( r, sel.elixirDefs )
+                       : r.calleeName != sel.siteMatchName )

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In `@src/verbs_navigate.h` around lines 420 - 421, Parenthesize the mixed && and
?: condition in the if statement in the navigation filtering logic, and apply
the same grouping clarification to the duplicated condition in the corresponding
MCP verb logic. Preserve the existing evaluation semantics.

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323-324: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

resolveUsesSelector now resolves the full selector for every corpus.

resolveAllByNameQualified scans all symbols on every --uses query, and for an @FILE:LINE selector it also calls resolveAtSeed, which reads the whole seed file from disk. The result is discarded for every non-Elixir corpus. Gate the call on the presence of Elixir symbols so non-Elixir runs keep their previous cost.

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In `@src/verbs_navigate.h` around lines 323 - 324, Update resolveUsesSelector so
resolveAllByNameQualified is called only when the corpus contains Elixir
symbols; otherwise leave u.elixirDefs empty and avoid resolving `@FILE`:LINE
selectors or reading seed files unnecessarily. Preserve the existing Elixir-only
filtering behavior after resolution.

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Inline comments:
In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Line 18: Update the changelog entry for “Elixir module and arity resolution”
to identify parser version 86, matching the integrated kParserVer revision
documented by qschemetripcheck.sh; alternatively, explicitly label version 85 as
historical so parser and cache compatibility references are unambiguous.

In `@docs/ARCHITECTURE.md`:
- Around line 143-149: Reconcile the architecture resolution claims with the PR
description: either update the PR notes to mark import only/except selection,
nested-module aliases, multi-target implementations, named captures, and
bodyless defaults as resolved, or move any remaining gaps into the Static limits
section. Keep the documented behavior consistent across these sections.

In `@src/elixir_resolve.h`:
- Line 137: Update the Elixir branch in reachesAny to use
elixirNameMatches(symbol, ref.calleeName) instead of exact name equality, and
treat an empty ref.qualifier as unspecified; only require symbol.scope ==
ref.qualifier when the qualifier is non-empty.

In `@src/ingest_model.h`:
- Line 603: Update the reference handling after
expandElixirImplementationReferences in emitReferences so expanded clones are
ordered by the same (fileId, startByte, name, role, isInherit) comparator used
by the emitter. Re-sort the combined references or insert each clone adjacent to
its original, preserving the ordering contract consumed by buildGraph and
chaUpDeclared.

In `@src/mcpverbs.h`:
- Line 2355: Update the condition around the Elixir resolver path to gate on
definitions filtered to Lang::Elixir rather than the all-language defs returned
by resolveAllByName. Hoist and reuse an elixirDefs collection outside the
reference loop, and use it for reachesAny so non-Elixir-only matches follow the
existing calleeName path and remain consistent with the CLI behavior.

In `@test/eliximportcheck.sh`:
- Around line 120-121: Update the Python invocation near the alias-resolution
assertions to run as the condition of an if statement, allowing its nonzero exit
status to reach the existing success/failure branches instead of terminating
under set -e. Preserve the current ok/no reporting and fail accounting behavior.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@src/ingest_sidecap.h`:
- Around line 1758-1762: Precompute struct-bearing module names in
ElixirContext::prepare by recording each non-empty scope containing a defstruct
or defexception call in a set/map member. In the shown module-kind detection
loop, replace the per-call elixir.scopeOf traversal with a single lookup in that
precomputed collection, preserving Struct classification only for matching
module names.

In `@src/verbs_navigate.h`:
- Around line 420-421: Parenthesize the mixed && and ?: condition in the if
statement in the navigation filtering logic, and apply the same grouping
clarification to the duplicated condition in the corresponding MCP verb logic.
Preserve the existing evaluation semantics.
- Around line 323-324: Update resolveUsesSelector so resolveAllByNameQualified
is called only when the corpus contains Elixir symbols; otherwise leave
u.elixirDefs empty and avoid resolving `@FILE`:LINE selectors or reading seed
files unnecessarily. Preserve the existing Elixir-only filtering behavior after
resolution.

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Hi @henry-hz, thank you for this. Static module/name/arity resolution is exactly what Elixir support was missing, and the numbers show it. On ecto, phoenix and elixir-lang:

• ambiguous calls drop 39–64%;
• stdlib name collisions (inspect, raise, Map.put) stop producing false edges;
• Ecto.Changeset.cast gains callers, 65 → 154, and the ones we hand-checked were right.

Output on non-Elixir code is byte-identical, and your new gates fail on the base binary the way new gates should.

A careful review turned up a few things we need before it can land:

1. Build. ingest_elixir.h:702 calls std::from_chars without <charconv>, so it fails on Apple clang. CI hasn't run on this branch, so it didn't show up.
2. Calls that arrive through use are dropped silently. With no lexical candidate, resolution continues (graph.h ~2025), and no amb= or unresolved= count records the drop. Phoenix.Controller.text callers go 55 → 3 and Ecto.Schema.schema 180 → 2. There are two ways out: model the imports a __using__ injects, or fall back to the name ladder marked ambiguous and count whatever still drops.
3. Pattern bindings on the right of =. In def join(%Socket{} = socket, …), socket resolves as a zero-arity call, which adds 12 false callers to Phoenix.ChannelTest.socket/0.
4. --edit-check. With /N in the quality key, changing run(x) to run(x, y) reports new-symbol with 0 callers instead of a contract change.
5. --for by exact name. generate_phoenix_app no longer ranks (no_candidates), because the index now sees name/N.
6. Main moved. Field access now goes through NodeField/fieldChild (round(perf/strings/caps/quality/routing): the 2026-09-10 full-audit execution — one header of SIMD string kernels, the O(C²) child walks, the cache that evicted itself, per-kind --quality-delta dials, --help-task precision #127), so the new ts_node_child_by_field_name calls need converting.

Also worth a look: cold Elixir ingest takes about 3× the CPU, mostly ts_node_parent ancestor walks. A single top-down pass that keeps a scope stack should recover it.

Every item has a runnable repro; say the word and we'll post them. Item 2 is the one with a real design choice, and we're glad to work through it with you.

Timing and help. This won't make 0.6.0, so we're aiming for 0.6.1. We're also marking the PR help wanted. @henry-hz, it's yours first. If anyone else wants to pitch in on a piece, say so here before starting, so nobody duplicates work:

• Items 1, 3 and 5 are small and self-contained.
• Item 6 is mechanical once main is merged in.
• Item 2 needs the design choice above.

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Quick logistics note while the review continues.

main is moving faster than usual today — we're landing a round of fixes from a review sweep — and this
branch now conflicts. The good news is that none of it is your Elixir work: the conflicts are all in docs
and generated artifacts (CHANGELOG.md, README.md, docs/ARCHITECTURE.md, docs/COMMANDS.md,
docs/EVALS.md, a capture, and the deck). Your source changes merge clean.

Regenerated files are the kind of conflict that is tedious for you and trivial for us, so: if "Allow edits
from maintainers" is on, we're happy to resolve those for you and push nothing else — no rebase, no
force-push, no touching your commits. Say the word and we'll do it, or merge main yourself if you'd
rather keep the branch entirely in your hands.

[joyful-ii-V-I]

Correction to what I told you earlier — I was wrong, and I'd rather say so than let it stand.

I said the conflicts were "all in docs and generated artifacts" and that your source changes merge clean.
They don't. The real merge has 15 conflicted files, four of them source: src/ingest_cache.h,
src/ingest_elixir.h, src/ingest_sidecap.h and src/quality.h. My earlier check truncated its output and
I reported the part I saw as if it were the whole list.

The good news is that the source conflicts are not about your Elixir logic — they are version-number
collisions. Your branch carries kParserVer 87 and kCacheVersion 18; main is now at 92 and 20. So the
merged tree needs a renumber rather than a choice, and neither side's value is right on its own.

There is a queue forming behind those numbers: two other branches are claiming 93 and 94 in the 0.6.1 fix
round, so this one would land on the next free version after them. That ordering is ours to manage, not
yours.

The other eleven are docs and generated files, and two of them are large — docs/COMMANDS.md (138 hunks)
and a capture (323) — which are regenerated rather than merged by hand, so they look far worse than they
are.

We're still happy to do this merge for you, same terms as before: no rebase, no force-push, your commits
untouched. Given the version-number sequencing it may be cleaner for us to do it once the 0.6.1 round has
landed and the numbers stop moving. Say if you'd rather take it yourself and we'll stay out of the way.

[joyful-ii-V-I]

Hi @henry-hz, an update on getting this into 0.6.1.

We rehearsed the merge against current main. Your Elixir logic carries over intact. What still needs doing:

• Version numbers. The branch lands on parser version 95 and cache format 21, after feat(ruby): a constant argument and a rescue class are dependencies; lazy_edges counts distinct pairs (parser version 89) #139 and fix(ingest): #if 0 stopped serving calls and went on serving every other role #172. That ordering is ours to manage.
• Mechanical changes from main. Field access moved to fieldChild/NodeField (round(perf/strings/caps/quality/routing): the 2026-09-10 full-audit execution — one header of SIMD string kernels, the O(C²) child walks, the cache that evicted itself, per-kind --quality-delta dials, --help-task precision #127), so the by-name nodeFieldText and ts_node_child_by_field_name calls need converting. The <charconv> include (item 1) goes in with them.
• Review items 2–5 from the review above, plus two CodeRabbit findings: reachesAny exact-name matching in elixir_resolve.h, and the eliximportcheck.sh FAIL branch that cannot run under set -e.

To get it into 0.6.1, we'll finish these as maintainer commits on your branch: no rebase, no force-push, your commits and authorship untouched. You'll be credited for the Elixir work in the release notes.

For item 2, we'll count calls that arrive through use as unresolved, so the output discloses the drop without changing any edge. Modelling __using__ properly stays open, for you or a follow-up.

If you'd rather take any of these yourself, say so here within the next day or so and we'll leave those to you.

[joyful-ii-V-I]

Hi @henry-hz, the review round on your Elixir branch is finished. GitHub refuses maintainer pushes to a branch in the z8-run fork, though, so we couldn't add the commits here as planned.

The finished branch is now #207, opened from this repository. Your commits are unchanged and keep your authorship. Our commits sit on top: merges with main and the review fixes, with no rebase and no squash. This PR's head commit is part of #207's history, so this PR will show as merged when #207 merges.

What changed in the review round is listed in #207's description. Your credit for Elixir support in the 0.6.1 release notes stands.

If you'd rather land it from this PR, fast-forward your branch to ours and we'll close #207 instead:

git fetch https://github.com/redhat-et/ripwire.git feat/elixir-native-resolution
git merge --ff-only FETCH_HEAD
git push

Thank you for the careful work on this, including listing the open issues yourself in the description. We're re-checking those against the finished branch before it merges.