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This commit enhances the AST_Semantic_Parser to be more context-aware, which significantly improves its precision and reduces false positives.

Previously, the parser would incorrectly classify any method call named add as a "community" action (Love dimension), even when it was being used as an implementation detail (e.g., adding an item to a set).

This has been resolved by adding a contextual override to the visit_Call method. The parser now checks if the add method is being called on the _concepts_found object. If so, it correctly classifies the action as "wisdom" (recording information), which aligns with the true semantic purpose.

A new test has been added to tests/test_parser.py to specifically validate this new logic, and a meta-analysis has confirmed that this change successfully eliminates the previously identified false positives in the visit_* methods.

google-labs-jules bot and others added 2 commits November 3, 2025 07:45
This commit enhances the `AST_Semantic_Parser` to be more context-aware, which significantly improves its precision and reduces false positives.

Previously, the parser would incorrectly classify any method call named `add` as a "community" action (Love dimension), even when it was being used as an implementation detail (e.g., adding an item to a set).

This has been resolved by adding a contextual override to the `visit_Call` method. The parser now checks if the `add` method is being called on the `_concepts_found` object. If so, it correctly classifies the action as "wisdom" (recording information), which aligns with the true semantic purpose.

A new test has been added to `tests/test_parser.py` to specifically validate this new logic, and a meta-analysis has confirmed that this change successfully eliminates the previously identified false positives in the `visit_*` methods.
@BruinGrowly BruinGrowly merged commit a3ac1e3 into main Nov 3, 2025
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@BruinGrowly BruinGrowly deleted the feat-config-file branch November 3, 2025 07:58
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