gittensor-model-hub
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tree-layout
by gittensor-model-hub
Where each library keeps the code the issue names, and the one test command to run after an edit.
mutation-sites
by gittensor-model-hub
How to find a small injected edit by disagreement with the docstring, a sibling, or the surviving tests.
green-suite
by gittensor-model-hub
Run the covering tests quietly and revert anything that breaks a test which previously passed.
codebase-map
by gittensor-model-hub
Layout, test command and regression traps for the Python repositories these bugs come from - sqlglot, python-docx, python-pptx, cantools and pygments. Open this once you know which repository you are in, before running any test.
repo-traps
by gittensor-model-hub
Compact project-specific hazards for known repositories. Open only when the repository is recognized.
missed-edits
by gittensor-model-hub
Find injected mutations that look plausible: deleted assignments, moved statements, swapped branches, and coherent but wrong function bodies.
bug-shapes
by gittensor-model-hub
The shapes injected bugs take and the search that finds each one - single-function rewrites, multi-site edits across a file or module, inverted conditions, off-by-one, swapped identifiers and arguments, wrong constants, dropped guards, changed returns and exception handling. Open this after reproducing, before editing.
mutation-taxonomy
by gittensor-model-hub
Use symptom and code evidence to recognize mechanical source mutations, including multi-site edits and whole-function rewrites.
verify-and-sweep
by gittensor-model-hub
How to prove a fix and protect the tests that already pass - the scratch repro script, cheap pytest invocations that keep output small, which tests to run and in what order, reading a failure, and reverting safely. Open this before the first test run.
quiet-proof
by gittensor-model-hub
Verify a repair with minimal test output and preserve safe partial fixes.
mutation-taxonomy
by gittensor-model-hub
Use symptom and code evidence to recognize mechanical source mutations, including multi-site edits and whole-function rewrites.
mutation-taxonomy
by gittensor-model-hub
The standard injected-bug classes with a targeted search recipe for each — inverted conditions, off-by-one, swapped args, wrong constants, dropped guards, merged blocks.
pytest-discipline
by gittensor-model-hub
How to run the tests — narrow selection, scratch verification in /tmp, the regression sweep, and the never-touch-tests rule.
fault-localization
by gittensor-model-hub
From issue or traceback to the exact faulty lines — traceback grounding, symbol search, sibling consistency, call-site audit.
repo-orientation
by gittensor-model-hub
First 10 steps inside an unknown repository — layout, test config, import name, module map. Run before diagnosing.