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+# CLAUDE.md
+
+Agent guidance for `codellm-devkit/codeanalyzer-go` (`codeanalyzer-go`).
+
+Respect the global `~/.claude/CLAUDE.md` instructions strictly.
+
+## What this project is
+
+`codeanalyzer-go` is the CLDK Go static analyzer. It emits the canonical CLDK
+`analysis.json` — a **symbol table** plus a **call graph** — consumable by the Python SDK
+via `CLDK(language="go").analysis(project_path=...)`. It mirrors its
+[Python](https://github.com/codellm-devkit/codeanalyzer-python) (`canpy`),
+[TypeScript](https://github.com/codellm-devkit/codeanalyzer-typescript) (`cants`), and
+[Java](https://github.com/codellm-devkit/codeanalyzer-java) sibling analyzers, so
+output-shape parity with them is a first-class concern.
+
+It builds on **`golang.org/x/tools/go/packages`** (loaded with syntax + types + deps) plus
+stdlib `go/ast`, `go/token`, and `go/types`. The call graph is a hand-rolled, CHA-style
+**resolver over `go/types`** (declared-type dispatch) — it deliberately does *not* use
+`go/ssa` or `x/tools/go/callgraph`. Edges are emitted only for project-internal callees;
+external/stdlib callees get their `callee_signature` backfilled but no edge (mirroring
+Python/Jedi).
+
+> **Status — read this first.** This is the newest backend. Implemented: the level-1
+> symbol table, the level-2 resolver call graph, `go mod` materialization with caching, the
+> cobra CLI, incremental `--target-files`, and a pluggable pass framework. **Not yet
+> implemented** (be honest about these; don't describe them as working): the **CodeQL**
+> provider (`--codeql` is wired but `codeql.*` returns `ErrCodeQLNotImplemented`),
+> **msgpack** output, **framework entrypoint finders** (no passes are registered, so
+> `entrypoints` in the output is effectively always `{}`), and **Neo4j** projection
+> (there is no Neo4j code here at all — JSON is the only output). The implementation
+> currently lives on `feat/initial-implementation`; `main` is a stub.
+
+## Architecture — follow the pipeline
+
+The whole analyzer is one orchestrator: `Analyzer.Analyze()` in
+`internal/core/analyzer.go` (a pure delegator, mirroring Python's `core.py`). Read it
+first; everything else is a phase it calls, in order:
+
+1. **materialize** — `Analyzer.materialize()` runs `go mod download` (skipped without a
+   `go.mod`; cached by SHA-256 of `go.sum`; failures degrade gracefully).
+2. **symbol table** (`internal/syntactic_analysis`) —
+   `NewSymbolTableBuilder(input).Build(targetFiles, skipTests)`.
+3. **call graph** (`internal/semantic_analysis`, `Level >= 2` only) —
+   `NewCallGraphBuilder(...).Build(symbolTable)` resolves each call site via `go/types`,
+   backfills `callee_signature`, and emits internal `GoCallEdge`s.
+4. **pass pipeline** — `analysis.RunPipeline(app, ctx)` runs topologically-ordered
+   pluggable passes (none registered yet).
+5. **optional CodeQL** (`--codeql` only) — currently a stub; would merge via `MergeEdges`.
+
+Then `finalizeAndCache()` writes `<cacheDir>/analysis_cache.json`, and
+`core.WriteOutput()` writes `<outputDir>/analysis.json` (or stdout).
+
+The output shape is the **structs in `internal/schema/schema.go`** (`GoApplication` is the
+top type; JSON keys are snake_case for Pydantic parity).
+
+## Directory map
+
+| Path | Responsibility |
+|------|----------------|
+| `cmd/codeanalyzer/main.go` | Entry point + cobra CLI (`rootCmd`), flag parsing |
+| `internal/core/analyzer.go` | `Analyzer.Analyze()` orchestrator — the spine; `WriteOutput` |
+| `internal/options/options.go` | `AnalysisOptions` + `AnalysisLevel` (`LevelSymbolTable=1`, `LevelCallGraph=2`) |
+| `internal/schema/schema.go` | `GoApplication` structs (the output contract) |
+| `internal/syntactic_analysis` | Symbol table (`go/packages` + `go/ast`); `signature.go` = canonical signatures; `export.go` = `Fset()`/`Pkgs()` |
+| `internal/semantic_analysis` | Resolver call graph (`call_graph.go`, `go/types`); `codeql/` = CodeQL backend (stub) |
+| `internal/analysis` | Pluggable pass framework: `pass.go` (interface), `registry.go` (`RegisterPass`, topo-ordered `RunPipeline`) |
+| `internal/frameworks` | Entrypoint-finder base (no concrete finders yet) |
+| `internal/utils` | `fs.go` (file discovery, hashing), `logging.go` |
+| `testdata/{greeter,multipackage,generics,chi}` | Test fixtures, each with its own `go.mod` |
+
+## Commands
+
+Module `github.com/codellm-devkit/codeanalyzer-go`, **Go 1.25+**. No Makefile, no
+golangci-lint config.
+
+- `go build -o codeanalyzer-go ./cmd/codeanalyzer` — build the binary.
+- `go run ./cmd/codeanalyzer -i /path/to/project -a 2` — run from source
+  (`-a 1` = symbol table only, `-a 2` adds the call graph; `-o` outdir, `-t` target files,
+  `--eager`, `-v`). Default cache dir `~/.cldk/go-cache`.
+- `go test ./...` — run tests (force re-run: `go clean -testcache && go test ./...`).
+- `go vet ./...` — the only static-check wired up (no linter configured).
+
+## I implement features myself — you assist
+
+For feature work, **I write the implementation** to stay fluent in my own analyzer.
+Act as a helper, not the author:
+
+- **Don't write the feature code** or apply edits to implement it unless I explicitly
+  ask ("write this", "implement X", "apply it"). Default to guiding, not doing.
+- **Do** move me fast: explain the relevant phase, point at prior art (e.g. the Python or
+  Java backend's equivalent stage, or the resolver in `semantic_analysis/call_graph.go`),
+  sketch signatures/types, outline an approach, and answer questions about the codebase.
+- **Review on request:** when I share a diff or push, critique it — correctness,
+  **parity with the Python/Java/TypeScript backends**, schema shape, missing tests, edge
+  cases — and suggest concrete improvements.
+- Scaffolding like tests or boilerplate is fine **when I ask**; otherwise leave the
+  keyboard to me.
+- If you think I'm about to go wrong, say so briefly and let me decide — don't pre-empt
+  by implementing the fix.
+
+## Rules
+
+1. **Think before coding.** State assumptions explicitly; ask rather than guess. Push
+   back when a simpler approach exists. Stop when confused.
+2. **Simplicity first.** Guide me toward the minimum idiomatic code that solves the
+   problem. Nothing speculative; no abstractions for single-use code.
+3. **Issue → branch → work → PR.** Every change starts as an issue, on a branch named
+   `feat/issue-XXX`, `fix/issue-XXX`, `chore/issue-XXX`, and lands via a PR.
+4. **Guard the contract.** Changes to `internal/schema` must keep the JSON shape (snake_case
+   keys, `CALL_DEP` edges, `provenance`) in parity with the sibling analyzers so the Python
+   SDK can consume Go output interchangeably.
+
+## Goal-driven execution, as a teaching loop
+
+Success is measured by the sole fact that **I understand it**. The success criterion:
+I can point to the exact line of code where any feature lives, however remote or
+obscure, and explain why it's there and how it behaves.
+
+To that end, be my teacher and a Socratic one — not an answer key:
+
+- Lead with questions that make me derive the answer; don't hand me the solution.
+- Verify understanding, not just behavior — have me locate and explain the relevant
+  LOC, walk edge cases, and predict what a change would do before running it.
+- Teach, help improve, and strengthen the weak spots you surface; circle back to them.
+- The loop closes when I can **teach it back** and place every feature on a line, not
+  merely when the tests pass.
+- Over the session, frequently — but not so much that I am stymied — ask spaced
+  repetition questions so concepts are internalized.
+
+Learning progress is tracked globally, not per-repo: see the SRS deck and the
+"continual learning" defaults in `~/.claude/CLAUDE.md`.

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