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Overview

This PR implements a comprehensive Self-Evolving CI/CD Software Development System that combines Linear & GitHub integration, advanced codebase analysis, and automated improvement capabilities.

🏗️ Architecture Components

Core System Layers

  • Presentation Layer: Linear & GitHub Dashboard, Chat Interface, Settings
  • Integration Layer: Contexten Extensions, GitHub/Linear APIs, Webhook Management
  • Intelligence Layer: Chat Agent, Code Agent, Analysis Engine, Decision AI
  • Data Layer: Tasks, Codebase, Prompts, and Analytics databases
  • Execution Layer: Codegen SDK, Graph-Sitter, AutoGenLib, PR Generator

Database Schemas

  • Tasks Management: Task tracking, dependencies, complexity analysis
  • Codebase Management: Repository tracking, file/function analysis, imports
  • Prompts Management: AI prompt templates, execution history, metrics
  • Analytics: Comprehensive code metrics, dependency graphs, issue detection

🔧 Key Features

Comprehensive Code Analysis

  • Cyclomatic complexity, Halstead volume, maintainability index
  • Dead code detection and dependency analysis
  • Function call hierarchy and architecture pattern detection
  • Security vulnerability and performance analysis

Automated Improvements

  • Dead code removal and complexity reduction
  • Circular dependency fixes and code optimization
  • Automated test generation and documentation
  • Self-learning from PR acceptance rates

Graph-Sitter Integration

# Find most called function
most_called = max(codebase.functions, key=lambda f: len(f.call_sites))

# Detect dead code
unused = [f for f in codebase.functions if len(f.call_sites) == 0]

# Analyze function context with dependencies and usages
context = get_function_context(function)

Codegen SDK Integration

# Automated improvement execution
agent = Agent(org_id="...", token="...")
task = agent.run(prompt="Analyze and improve codebase maintainability")

📊 Implementation Highlights

Self-Evolution Mechanisms

  • Pattern Learning: Learn from successful improvement patterns
  • Adaptive Analysis: Adjust analysis based on project type and outcomes
  • Threshold Optimization: Self-tune complexity and quality thresholds
  • Feedback Integration: Improve based on PR merge rates and user feedback

Comprehensive SQL Operations

  • Task management with complexity analysis and dependency tracking
  • Codebase analysis with full context extraction
  • Prompt management with execution history and performance metrics
  • Analytics with comprehensive code quality and security analysis

Example Usage

# Initialize system
system = SelfEvolvingCICDSystem(config)
await system.initialize()

# Analyze and improve codebase
result = await system.analyze_and_improve_codebase("fastapi/fastapi")
# Automatically creates PR with improvements

📁 Files Added

🎯 Benefits

  • Automated Code Quality: Continuous improvement without manual intervention
  • Technical Debt Reduction: Systematic identification and resolution
  • Developer Productivity: Reduced time on code reviews and maintenance
  • Self-Learning: System improves its analysis capabilities over time
  • Comprehensive Integration: Seamless Linear and GitHub workflow integration

This provides a complete foundation for building a production-ready self-evolving CI/CD system that can autonomously analyze, understand, and improve codebases while maintaining full integration with existing development workflows.

🔄 Next Steps

  1. Set up database with provided schemas
  2. Configure environment variables for integrations
  3. Deploy the system components
  4. Start with pilot repositories for initial analysis
  5. Monitor and tune the self-evolution parameters

Ready to revolutionize automated software development! 🚀


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Summary by Sourcery

Implement a self-evolving CI/CD system with a modular, layered architecture, integrating Linear and GitHub, advanced static code analysis, automated code improvements, and self-learning capabilities.

New Features:

  • Define a five-layer system architecture combining Presentation, Integration, Intelligence, Data, and Execution layers
  • Integrate Graph-Sitter for deep codebase analysis (complexity, dependencies, dead code, security)
  • Leverage Codegen SDK and AutoGenLib to automatically generate and apply refactorings, tests, and documentation
  • Embed self-evolution mechanisms that learn from PR outcomes and adapt analysis thresholds
  • Provide an end-to-end Python example script demonstrating initialization, analysis, improvement, and PR generation

Enhancements:

  • Revamp README with detailed overview, architecture diagram, setup instructions, usage examples, and security guidelines
  • Add comprehensive SQL schemas and operations for tasks, codebase management, prompts, and analytics
  • Implement analysis and improvement queries for storing metrics, generating tasks, and creating improvement PRs
  • Expand example implementation with logging, metrics calculation, and dependency graph construction

Documentation:

  • Add a dedicated architecture reference document (docs/SELF_EVOLVING_CICD_ARCHITECTURE.md) and update user-facing documentation in README and examples

codegen-sh bot added 4 commits May 28, 2025 01:36
- Automated setup script for local Postgres exposure via Cloudflare Workers
- Creates dedicated database and read-only user for Codegen
- Deploys Cloudflare Worker proxy with health endpoints
- Saves credentials to .env file for easy integration
- Includes Windows batch and PowerShell scripts for easy setup
- Comprehensive testing and status reporting
- Full documentation with troubleshooting guide
- Add support for multiple authentication methods
- Try common default passwords automatically
- Support environment variables for admin credentials
- Add interactive password prompt as fallback
- Update documentation with authentication troubleshooting
- Handle Windows authentication scenarios
- Switch from API token to Global API Key authentication
- Add support for Cloudflare email requirement
- Update environment variables and batch scripts
- Create specialized script with user's credentials
- Fix Cloudflare Worker creation authentication
- Add detailed architecture documentation with system layers and components
- Implement complete database schemas for tasks, codebase, prompts, and analytics
- Create SQL operations for all major database functions
- Add comprehensive Python implementation example with graph-sitter integration
- Include Codegen SDK integration for automated improvements
- Add self-evolution capabilities with learning mechanisms
- Implement comprehensive code analysis with metrics and recommendations
- Add automated PR generation and improvement workflows
- Include security, monitoring, and deployment considerations
- Add complete README with usage examples and getting started guide

This provides a complete foundation for building a self-evolving CI/CD system
that can automatically analyze, improve, and evolve codebases using AI.
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Reviewer's Guide

This PR introduces a fully self-evolving CI/CD system by defining a modular layered architecture, comprehensive database schemas, example implementation for automated code analysis and improvements, and overhauling the documentation and README to reflect the new system.

Sequence Diagram: Codebase Analysis and Improvement Flow

sequenceDiagram
    actor User
    participant System as SelfEvolvingCICDSystem
    participant GS as Graph-Sitter
    participant DB as Database
    participant CGAgent as Codegen Agent
    participant GH as GitHub

    User->>System: analyze_and_improve_codebase(repo_name)
    System->>GS: Codebase.from_repo(repo_name)
    GS-->>System: codebase object
    System->>System: get_comprehensive_codebase_context(codebase)
    System->>DB: store_analysis_results(repo_name, context)
    DB-->>System: analysis_session_id
    System->>System: generate_improvement_tasks(context, codebase)
    System-->>System: improvement_tasks
    loop For each improvement task
        System->>System: build_improvement_prompt(task, repo_name)
        System-->>System: prompt
        System->>CGAgent: run(prompt for task)
        CGAgent-->>System: agent_task_result
    end
    alt Successful improvements
        System->>System: build_improvement_prompt for PR
        System-->>System: pr_prompt
        System->>CGAgent: run(pr_prompt)
        CGAgent-->>System: pr_task_result (PR URL)
        Note over CGAgent, GH: PR created on GitHub
    else No/Failed improvements
        System-->>User: Result (No PR created)
    end
    System-->>User: Result (Analysis, Improvements, PR link)
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Sequence Diagram: Executing an Improvement Task via Codegen Agent

sequenceDiagram
    participant System as SelfEvolvingCICDSystem
    participant CGAgent as Codegen Agent

    System->>System: build_improvement_prompt(task, repo_name)
    System-->>System: prompt
    System->>CGAgent: run(prompt)
    activate CGAgent
    loop Poll for task completion
        System->>CGAgent: agent_task.refresh()
        CGAgent-->>System: status (e.g., in_progress, completed)
    end
    deactivate CGAgent
    CGAgent-->>System: agent_task.result
    System-->>System: {task, result, status, execution_time}
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Entity Relationship Diagram: Codebase Management Schema

erDiagram
    codebases {
        UUID id PK
        VARCHAR name
        VARCHAR github_url
    }
    codebase_files {
        UUID id PK
        UUID codebase_id FK "Ref: codebases.id"
        VARCHAR file_path
        file_type_enum file_type
    }
    codebase_functions {
        UUID id PK
        UUID codebase_id FK "Ref: codebases.id"
        UUID file_id FK "Ref: codebase_files.id"
        VARCHAR function_name
    }
    codebase_classes {
        UUID id PK
        UUID codebase_id FK "Ref: codebases.id"
        UUID file_id FK "Ref: codebase_files.id"
        VARCHAR class_name
    }
    codebase_imports {
        UUID id PK
        UUID codebase_id FK "Ref: codebases.id"
        UUID file_id FK "Ref: codebase_files.id"
        TEXT import_statement
    }
    analysis_sessions {
        UUID id PK
        UUID codebase_id FK "Ref: codebases.id"
        VARCHAR session_type
        analysis_status_enum status
    }

    codebases ||--|{ codebase_files : "has"
    codebases ||--|{ codebase_functions : "has"
    codebases ||--|{ codebase_classes : "has"
    codebases ||--|{ codebase_imports : "has"
    codebases ||--|{ analysis_sessions : "has"
    codebase_files ||--|{ codebase_functions : "contains"
    codebase_files ||--|{ codebase_classes : "contains"
    codebase_files ||--|{ codebase_imports : "contains"
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Entity Relationship Diagram: Analytics Schema

erDiagram
    codebases {
        UUID id PK
        VARCHAR name
    }
    analysis_sessions {
        UUID id PK
        UUID codebase_id FK "Ref: codebases.id"
        VARCHAR session_type
        analysis_status_enum status
    }
    code_metrics {
        UUID id PK
        UUID codebase_id FK "Ref: codebases.id"
        UUID analysis_session_id FK "Ref: analysis_sessions.id"
        metric_type_enum metric_type
        FLOAT metric_value
    }
    dependency_graph {
        UUID id PK
        UUID codebase_id FK "Ref: codebases.id"
        UUID analysis_session_id FK "Ref: analysis_sessions.id"
        VARCHAR source_symbol
        VARCHAR target_symbol
    }
    analysis_results {
        UUID id PK
        UUID codebase_id FK "Ref: codebases.id"
        UUID analysis_session_id FK "Ref: analysis_sessions.id"
        analysis_type_enum analysis_type
        JSONB results
    }
    code_issues {
        UUID id PK
        UUID codebase_id FK "Ref: codebases.id"
        UUID analysis_session_id FK "Ref: analysis_sessions.id"
        VARCHAR issue_type
        issue_severity_enum severity
    }

    codebases ||--|{ analysis_sessions : "has"
    analysis_sessions ||--|{ code_metrics : "generates"
    analysis_sessions ||--|{ dependency_graph : "generates"
    analysis_sessions ||--|{ analysis_results : "generates"
    analysis_sessions ||--|{ code_issues : "identifies"
    code_metrics }o--|| codebases : "belongs_to"
    dependency_graph }o--|| codebases : "belongs_to"
    analysis_results }o--|| codebases : "belongs_to"
    code_issues }o--|| codebases : "belongs_to"
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Class Diagram: SelfEvolvingCICDSystem and Core Components

classDiagram
    class AnalysisConfig {
        +org_id: str
        +token: str
        +db_connection_string: str
        +github_token: str
        +linear_token: str
        +anthropic_api_key: str
    }

    class SelfEvolvingCICDSystem {
        -config: AnalysisConfig
        -codegen_agent: Agent
        -db_connection: psycopg2.connection
        -analysis_history: List
        +initialize() None
        +get_comprehensive_codebase_context(codebase: Codebase) Dict
        +get_function_context(function: Any) Dict
        +calculate_function_metrics(function: Any) Dict
        +calculate_cyclomatic_complexity(function: Any) float
        +calculate_halstead_volume(function: Any) float
        +calculate_maintainability_index(halstead: float, cyclo: float, loc: int) int
        +build_dependency_graph(codebase: Codebase) Dict
        +find_circular_dependencies(dependencies: List[Dict]) List[Dict]
        +calculate_quality_metrics(codebase: Codebase) Dict
        +generate_function_recommendations(function: Any, context: Dict, metrics: Dict) List[str]
        +generate_codebase_recommendations(codebase: Codebase) List[str]
        +analyze_and_improve_codebase(repo_name: str) Dict
        +store_analysis_results(repo_name: str, context: Dict) str
        +generate_improvement_tasks(context: Dict, codebase: Codebase) List[Dict]
        +execute_improvement_task(task: Dict, repo_name: str) Dict
        +build_improvement_prompt(task: Dict, repo_name: str) str
        +create_improvement_pr(improvements: List[Dict], repo_name: str) Dict
    }
    class Agent {
        +org_id: str
        +token: str
        +run(prompt: str) AgentTask
        +refresh() None
    }
    class Codebase {
        +files: List
        +functions: List
        +classes: List
        +imports: List
        +from_repo(repo_name: str) Codebase
    }
    class psycopg2.connection {
        +cursor() Cursor
        +commit() None
    }

    SelfEvolvingCICDSystem *-- "1" AnalysisConfig : uses
    SelfEvolvingCICDSystem *-- "1" Agent : uses
    SelfEvolvingCICDSystem o-- "1" psycopg2.connection : uses
    SelfEvolvingCICDSystem ..> Codebase : uses
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File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Overhauled the project README to describe the self-evolving CI/CD system and its setup
  • Replaced old Cloudflare Postgres setup content with system overview and feature list
  • Added layered architecture diagram and component descriptions
  • Updated prerequisites, installation, and usage instructions
  • Removed legacy troubleshooting and output examples
README.md
Added detailed architecture documentation
  • Introduced a mermaid diagram of the five core system layers
  • Documented data, intelligence, integration, presentation, and execution components
  • Outlined phase-based implementation strategy and self-evolution mechanisms
docs/SELF_EVOLVING_CICD_ARCHITECTURE.md
Defined comprehensive database schemas and SQL operation scripts
  • Created core tables and enums for tasks, codebases, prompts, and analytics
  • Added CRUD and analysis queries (add-task, add-subtask, add-codebase, find-next-task, analyze-codebase, etc.)
  • Implemented advanced query scripts for prompt expansion and result listing
database/schemas/tasks/models.sql
database/schemas/tasks/add-task.sql
database/schemas/tasks/add-subtask.sql
database/schemas/tasks/find-next-task.sql
database/schemas/tasks/analyze-task-complexity.sql
database/schemas/codebase/models.sql
database/schemas/codebase/add-codebase.sql
database/schemas/prompts/models.sql
database/schemas/prompts/expand-prompt-full.sql
database/schemas/analytics/models.sql
database/schemas/analytics/analyze-codebase.sql
database/schemas/analytics/list-analysis-results.sql
Provided a Python example implementation of the self-evolving system
  • Added SelfEvolvingCICDSystem class orchestrating init, analysis, improvement, and PR generation
  • Integrated Graph-Sitter for deep codebase context extraction
  • Used Codegen SDK for automated task execution and PR creation
  • Implemented database result storage and metrics persistence
examples/self_evolving_system.py

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