closes#57
IRIS now automatically read and suggest internal configuration aliases
for Git (`.gitconfig`, `.git/config`) and Cargo (`.cargo/config.toml`)
- Added the `Provider` interface and extended registry for CLI tools
that define aliases
- Git: parse aliases via `git config --show-scope`, supporting raw
tab/space separation and scope differentiation
- Cargo: traverse the directory tree upwards to root to read the
`.cargo/config.toml` configuration
- 0ms hot-path caching: key caching is calculated entirely via `os.Stat`
mtime (no subprocess spawn) combined with a 2-second TTL window to
ensure 0ms latency when typing
- Lookup integration: display alias suggestions at the subcommand level
and automatically expand aliases as the user enters further arguments
(ignore shell pipeline commands starting with `!`)
Introduces dynamic completion inference for Cobra-based CLIs using the
hidden `__complete` subcommand. Iris can now automatically suggest
subcommands and flags for commands without hand-written specs.
Completions are structured, cached by binary modification time
(`mtime`), and safely isolated from hand-written specs.
Try testing with un-specced commands:
- `gh repo ` (suggests `clone`, `fork`, `sync`...)
- `kubectl get ` (suggests `pods`, `nodes`, `configmaps`...)
- `golangci-lint ` (suggests `run`, `fmt`, `linters`...)
Enhance lookup mechanics and priority propagation (`spec/lookup.go`)
Remove the requirement of typing a leading `-` when searching for
options, allowing flag suggestions to surface naturally during input
Accurately forward the `Priority` field from registry specs into the
`Suggestion` struct so the scoring engine evaluates relevance properly
Integrate scoring into the main suggestion pipeline
(`root/suggestions.go`)
Collect context signals using `scoring.CollectSignals(cwd, query,
rootCmd, store)` with the live working directory retrieved from
`spec.GetCWD()`
Pass the entire deduplicated list across spec, history and AI items
through `scoring.Score(deduped, signals)` to compute scores and sort by
descending order before rendering on screen
Record execution history in Frecency Store (`root/wrapper.go`)
Save the last executed command to `lastSubmittedCommand` whenever Enter
is pressed or a suggestion is selected
Trigger `store.Record(...)` asynchronously within the `IRIS_CMD_STOP`
hook using a dedicated goroutine guarded by panic recovery and timeout
limits, preventing blocks on the main shell thread
Optimize workspace identification for AI
(`internal/ai/context_provider.go`)
Use `workspace.DetectCached(cwd)` to instantly fetch ecosystem context
across Git, Node, Go, Rust, Python and Docker alongside active git
branch state
This caching mechanism avoids redundant subprocess execution when
outside git repositories, significantly speeding up prompt context
generation
This project is starting to grow, and I've seen flaws in the initial
project structure design
I think I'll restructure the entire project directory for better
scalability and also cleaner
- I think it would be better if one for commands only, one for the spec
handling core logic so people won't be confused by the core logic inside
the commands folder (cleaner I guess)
- Regen docs
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