fix: fix vector database and choose implementation version

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• New Features

  • Added pluggable graph storage backends (in-memory and file-based persistence)
  • Added graph analytics: PageRank, degree centrality, community detection, and clustering coefficients
  • Added graph querying and pattern matching for knowledge graphs
  • Added transaction support with durability and rollback capabilities
  • Added hybrid retrieval combining vector similarity search with graph traversal
  • Graph-augmented retrieval now integrated into prediction model results

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Adds a pluggable graph storage interface and implementations (in-memory, file-backed with WAL/B-tree), refactors KnowledgeGraph to use the store, and introduces analytics, query matching, transactions, a hybrid vector+graph retriever, builder/result integration, and extensive unit tests.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Summary
Interface / Abstraction src/Interfaces/IGraphStore.cs	New public generic IGraphStore<T> defining synchronous and asynchronous CRUD, query, enumeration, counts, and Clear.
In-memory store src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/MemoryGraphStore.cs	MemoryGraphStore<T> implements IGraphStore<T> with in-memory nodes/edges, adjacency and label indices, sync APIs and async wrappers.
File-backed store & index src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/FileGraphStore.cs, src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/BTreeIndex.cs	FileGraphStore<T> implements IGraphStore<T> persisting nodes/edges with on-disk data files and indices, optional WAL support; BTreeIndex provides a simple file-backed key→offset index with atomic flush and disposal.
Write-Ahead Log (WAL) src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/WriteAheadLog.cs	WriteAheadLog, WALEntry, and WALOperationType: append-only transactional WAL with LogAdd/LogRemove/Checkpoint/ReadLog/Truncate and disposal semantics.
KnowledgeGraph refactor src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/KnowledgeGraph.cs	KnowledgeGraph<T> now accepts IGraphStore<T> (defaults to MemoryGraphStore<T>) and delegates storage, counts, traversal and mutation to the store.
Analytics src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphAnalytics.cs	New static GraphAnalytics with PageRank, degree/closeness/betweenness centralities, top-k, connected components, label-propagation community detection, clustering coefficients, and BFS helper.
Query & pattern matching src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphQueryMatcher.cs	GraphQueryMatcher<T> and GraphPath<T>: node and path queries, BFS path-length searches, shortest paths, and simplified Cypher-like pattern execution with property parsing.
Transactions src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphTransaction.cs	GraphTransaction<T> with Begin/Add/Remove/Commit/Rollback/Dispose, TransactionState, internal operation queue, optional WAL logging, and compensating rollback on failure.
Hybrid retriever src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/HybridGraphRetriever.cs	HybridGraphRetriever<T> combining vector similarity with BFS graph expansion (depth penalty), relationship-aware scoring; exposes Retrieve/RetrieveAsync/RetrieveWithRelationships and RetrievalResult<T>/RetrievalSource.
Graph types tweaks src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphNode.cs, src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphEdge.cs	Null-safe, numeric-tolerant GetProperty<TValue> conversions with expanded XML docs and conversion exception handling.
Prediction model integration & builder src/Models/Results/PredictionModelResult.cs, src/PredictionModelBuilder.cs, src/Interfaces/IPredictionModelBuilder.cs	PredictionModelResult now carries KnowledgeGraph/IGraphStore/HybridGraphRetriever runtime handles (JsonIgnored) and exposes graph-related query/traverse/retrieval APIs; builder and IPredictionModelBuilder updated to accept graphStore/knowledgeGraph/documentStore and propagate components through builds and deserialization.
Enums src/Enums/EdgeDirection.cs	New public enum EdgeDirection (Outgoing, Incoming, Both) for relationship-direction queries.
Tests tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/*	Extensive unit and integration tests added for BTreeIndex, MemoryGraphStore, FileGraphStore, GraphQueryMatcher, GraphTransaction, HybridGraphRetriever, async store ops, and integration scenarios (persistence, WAL, transactions, retrieval).

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Hybrid as HybridGraphRetriever
    participant DocStore as DocumentStore
    participant KG as KnowledgeGraph
    participant Store as IGraphStore
    participant Results

    Client->>Hybrid: Retrieve(queryEmbedding, topK, expansionDepth)
    Hybrid->>DocStore: GetSimilar(queryEmbedding, topK)
    DocStore-->>Hybrid: initialCandidates
    alt expansionDepth > 0
      loop per candidate / depth
        Hybrid->>KG: GetNeighbors(nodeId)
        KG->>Store: GetOutgoingEdges(nodeId)
        Store-->>KG: outgoingEdges
        KG->>Store: GetIncomingEdges(nodeId)
        Store-->>KG: incomingEdges
        KG-->>Hybrid: neighbors
        Hybrid->>Hybrid: compute similarity, apply depth penalty, aggregate
      end
    end
    Hybrid->>Hybrid: Merge vector & graph candidates, sort, limit
    Hybrid-->>Client: List<RetrievalResult>

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant FileStore as FileGraphStore
    participant WAL as WriteAheadLog
    participant BTree as BTreeIndex
    participant Disk

    Client->>FileStore: AddNode(node)
    alt WAL enabled
      FileStore->>WAL: LogAddNode(node)
      WAL->>Disk: append WALEntry
      Disk-->>WAL: persisted
    end
    FileStore->>FileStore: update in-memory caches
    FileStore->>BTree: Add(nodeId, offset)
    BTree-->>FileStore: updated
    alt flush/dispose
      FileStore->>Disk: write nodes.dat atomically
      BTree->>Disk: atomic replace index file
      Disk-->>FileStore: persisted
    end
    FileStore-->>Client: success

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• Areas needing focused review:
  • src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/FileGraphStore.cs — persistence format, index offsets, WAL coordination, initialization/rebuild correctness, and thread-safety.
  • src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/WriteAheadLog.cs & src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/BTreeIndex.cs — atomic writes, parsing robustness, concurrency and disposal semantics.
  • src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphTransaction.cs — operation ordering, compensating rollback correctness, WAL sequencing and failure modes.
  • src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/KnowledgeGraph.cs — correctness of delegation to store and traversal semantics.
  • src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/HybridGraphRetriever.cs — scoring aggregation, depth-penalty math, relationship-weight handling, and async wrapper correctness.
  • Tests — timing-sensitive async tests, temporary path cleanup, and disk isolation across CI runs.

Possibly related PRs

• Feature: Complete RAG Framework Concrete Implementations (#303) #304 — overlaps on core graph subsystem additions (IGraphStore, Memory/File stores, KnowledgeGraph) and likely an adjacent or prior implementation iteration.
• feat: Implement Reptile Meta-Learning Algorithm (#292) #327 — modifies builder/result surfaces and may interact with the PredictionModelBuilder / PredictionModelResult changes in this PR.

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🐰 I nibbled keys beneath the moonlit log,
I hopped through nodes and traced each little cog.
Vectors sang, edges twined the night,
Transactions snug, indices tight—
The rabbit cheers, "Persisted and agog!"

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Fix vector database and choose implementation version

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Pull Request Overview

This PR adds comprehensive graph-based Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) functionality to the codebase, providing both in-memory and persistent storage options for knowledge graphs along with advanced querying and analytics capabilities.

Key Changes

• Introduced pluggable graph storage architecture with IGraphStore<T> interface supporting multiple backends (in-memory and file-based)
• Added hybrid graph retrieval combining vector similarity search with graph traversal for enhanced RAG
• Implemented ACID transaction support with Write-Ahead Logging (WAL) for data durability
• Created graph analytics algorithms including PageRank, centrality measures, and community detection

Reviewed Changes

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File	Description
IGraphStore.cs	Interface defining contract for graph storage backends with comprehensive documentation
MemoryGraphStore.cs	In-memory implementation providing fast O(1) operations with automatic index management
FileGraphStore.cs	Persistent file-based storage using B-Tree indexing for disk-based graphs
BTreeIndex.cs	Simple persistent index mapping keys to file offsets for efficient lookups
KnowledgeGraph.cs	Updated to use pluggable storage backends instead of hard-coded in-memory structures
HybridGraphRetriever.cs	Combines vector search with graph traversal for context-aware retrieval
GraphTransaction.cs	ACID transaction coordinator supporting atomic graph operations
GraphQueryMatcher.cs	Pattern matching for Cypher-like graph queries
GraphAnalytics.cs	Graph algorithms including PageRank, centrality measures, and community detection
WriteAheadLog.cs	WAL implementation for durability and crash recovery
Test files (7 files)	Comprehensive test coverage for all new graph functionality

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♻️ Duplicate comments (8)

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/BTreeIndex.cs (2)

201-234: Generic catch clause wraps exceptions appropriately, but consider preserving specific exception types.

The atomic write pattern using a temp file is good. However, catching all exceptions and wrapping them loses the original exception type context. Previous review flagged this.

Consider catching specific I/O exceptions if you want more granular error handling, though wrapping in IOException with the inner exception preserved (as done here) is acceptable for a simplified index.

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263-266: Generic catch clause noted in previous review.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphTransaction.cs (1)

281-284: Generic catch clause swallows exceptions during rollback.

Consider catching a specific exception type or at minimum logging the exception for debugging purposes.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/WriteAheadLog.cs (1)

214-217: Generic catch clause - consider catching specific exception.

This was previously flagged. While ignoring corrupted entries is reasonable, catching only JsonException would be more precise.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphQueryMatcher.cs (1)

398-405: Floating-point equality comparison may produce unexpected results.

Direct equality comparison of floating-point values can fail due to precision issues. Consider using a tolerance-based comparison.

     // Handle numeric comparisons
     if (IsNumeric(obj1) && IsNumeric(obj2))
     {
-        return Convert.ToDouble(obj1) == Convert.ToDouble(obj2);
+        const double epsilon = 1e-10;
+        return Math.Abs(Convert.ToDouble(obj1) - Convert.ToDouble(obj2)) < epsilon;
     }

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/FileGraphStore.cs (1)

129-139: Redundant conditional branches - both paths compute the same value.

The if/else branches compute identical values. This was likely intended to handle update vs. insert differently, but currently both paths are the same.

-    if (_nodeIndex.Contains(node.Id))
-    {
-        // For updates, we append to the end (old data becomes garbage)
-        // In production, you'd implement compaction to reclaim space
-        offset = new FileInfo(_nodesFilePath).Exists ? new FileInfo(_nodesFilePath).Length : 0;
-    }
-    else
-    {
-        offset = new FileInfo(_nodesFilePath).Exists ? new FileInfo(_nodesFilePath).Length : 0;
-    }
+    // For updates, we append to the end (old data becomes garbage)
+    // In production, you'd implement compaction to reclaim space
+    long offset = new FileInfo(_nodesFilePath).Exists ? new FileInfo(_nodesFilePath).Length : 0;

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/MemoryGraphStore.cs (1)

121-141: Foreach loops with implicit filtering — already flagged by Copilot.

The loops at lines 121-128 and 135-141 iterate over edge IDs and conditionally process them based on _edges.ContainsKey. This is a minor style issue as Copilot noted.

The previous review suggested using .Where(...) for explicit filtering. This is a minor style improvement and can be addressed if desired.

tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/GraphTransactionTests.cs (1)

405-419: Generic catch clause — already flagged by Copilot.

Line 412 uses a bare catch without specifying Exception. This was previously flagged.

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-            catch
+            catch (Exception)

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/BTreeIndex.cs (1)

160-163: Consider returning keys directly instead of materializing to list.

GetAllKeys() calls .ToList() which creates a copy. While this provides isolation, it could be expensive for large indices. If immutability is the goal, consider documenting this behavior.

 public IEnumerable<string> GetAllKeys()
 {
-    return _index.Keys.ToList();
+    // Return a copy to prevent external modification of the internal collection
+    return _index.Keys.ToList();
 }

The current implementation is correct if isolation is intended—just ensure documentation reflects this.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphTransaction.cs (1)

90-98: Transaction ID collision risk under concurrent usage.

Using DateTime.UtcNow.Ticks can produce duplicate IDs if multiple transactions start within the same tick (~100ns resolution). Consider using Interlocked.Increment on a static counter or combine ticks with a unique instance identifier.

+    private static long _globalTransactionCounter;
+
     public void Begin()
     {
         if (_state != TransactionState.NotStarted)
             throw new InvalidOperationException($"Transaction already in state: {_state}");
 
         _state = TransactionState.Active;
-        _transactionId = DateTime.UtcNow.Ticks; // Simple ID generation
+        _transactionId = Interlocked.Increment(ref _globalTransactionCounter);
         _operations.Clear();
     }

tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/GraphStoreAsyncTests.cs (2)

272-291: Test name is misleading - no actual comparison performed.

The test name PerformanceComparison_BulkInsert_AsyncVsSync suggests a comparison between async and sync performance, but it only tests async bulk insert. Consider renaming to FileStore_BulkInsertAsync_HandlesMultipleNodes or adding an actual sync comparison.

         [Fact]
-        public async Task PerformanceComparison_BulkInsert_AsyncVsSync()
+        public async Task FileStore_BulkInsertAsync_HandlesMultipleNodes()
         {
-            // This test demonstrates that async operations can handle bulk inserts efficiently
+            // Arrange
             var storagePath = Path.Combine(_testDirectory, Guid.NewGuid().ToString("N"));
             using var store = new FileGraphStore<double>(storagePath);
 
             const int nodeCount = 100;
 
-            // Act - Async bulk insert
+            // Act
             var asyncTasks = new List<Task>();

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87-91: Use LINQ extension method for consistency.

The explicit System.Linq.Enumerable.Count(persons) can be simplified to persons.Count() since System.Linq is available via the collection methods used elsewhere.

             // Assert
-            Assert.Equal(2, System.Linq.Enumerable.Count(persons));
+            Assert.Equal(2, persons.Count());

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/WriteAheadLog.cs (1)

344-358: Unused WALOperationType enum values.

BeginTransaction, CommitTransaction, and RollbackTransaction are defined but no methods in WriteAheadLog use them, nor does GraphTransaction log transaction boundaries. Consider either implementing transaction boundary logging or documenting these as reserved for future use.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/HybridGraphRetriever.cs (2)

184-193: Task.Run wrapper defeats async benefits.

Wrapping the synchronous Retrieve method in Task.Run offloads work to a thread pool but doesn't provide true async I/O benefits. The comment acknowledges this; consider implementing proper async operations if IDocumentStore supports GetSimilarAsync.

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280-297: Consider LINQ for conciseness.

The GetNeighbors method can be simplified using LINQ while maintaining readability.

     private HashSet<string> GetNeighbors(string nodeId)
     {
-        var neighbors = new HashSet<string>();
-
-        var outgoing = _graph.GetOutgoingEdges(nodeId);
-        foreach (var edge in outgoing)
-        {
-            neighbors.Add(edge.TargetId);
-        }
-
-        var incoming = _graph.GetIncomingEdges(nodeId);
-        foreach (var edge in incoming)
-        {
-            neighbors.Add(edge.SourceId);
-        }
-
-        return neighbors;
+        return _graph.GetOutgoingEdges(nodeId).Select(e => e.TargetId)
+            .Concat(_graph.GetIncomingEdges(nodeId).Select(e => e.SourceId))
+            .ToHashSet();
     }

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphQueryMatcher.cs (1)

319-322: Cache the compiled regex for better performance.

The regex is compiled on every call to ExecutePattern. For repeated pattern matching, this creates unnecessary overhead.

+private static readonly Regex PatternRegex = new Regex(
+    @"\((\w+)(?:\s*\{([^}]+)\})?\)-\[(\w+)\]->\((\w+)(?:\s*\{([^}]+)\})?\)",
+    RegexOptions.Compiled);
+
 public List<GraphPath<T>> ExecutePattern(string pattern)
 {
     if (string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(pattern))
         throw new ArgumentException("Pattern cannot be null or whitespace", nameof(pattern));
 
-    // Simple regex-based pattern parser
-    // Pattern: (SourceLabel {prop: "value"})-[RELATIONSHIP]->(TargetLabel {prop: "value"})
-    var regex = new Regex(@"\((\w+)(?:\s*\{([^}]+)\})?\)-\[(\w+)\]->\((\w+)(?:\s*\{([^}]+)\})?\)");
-    var match = regex.Match(pattern);
+    var match = PatternRegex.Match(pattern);

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/FileGraphStore.cs (1)

733-737: Inconsistent async pattern - RemoveEdgeAsync blocks on sync I/O.

RemoveEdgeAsync wraps the synchronous RemoveEdge method which performs disk I/O. This defeats the purpose of async and can block the thread pool. Consider implementing proper async I/O like other methods.

-    public Task<bool> RemoveEdgeAsync(string edgeId)
-    {
-        return Task.FromResult(RemoveEdge(edgeId));
-    }
+    public async Task<bool> RemoveEdgeAsync(string edgeId)
+    {
+        if (string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(edgeId) || !_edgeIndex.Contains(edgeId))
+            return false;
+
+        try
+        {
+            var edge = await GetEdgeAsync(edgeId);
+            if (edge == null)
+                return false;
+
+            _wal?.LogRemoveEdge(edgeId);
+
+            if (_outgoingEdges.TryGetValue(edge.SourceId, out var outgoing))
+                outgoing.Remove(edgeId);
+            if (_incomingEdges.TryGetValue(edge.TargetId, out var incoming))
+                incoming.Remove(edgeId);
+
+            _edgeIndex.Remove(edgeId);
+            _edgeIndex.Flush();
+
+            return true;
+        }
+        catch (Exception ex)
+        {
+            throw new IOException($"Failed to remove edge '{edgeId}' from file store", ex);
+        }
+    }

tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/HybridGraphRetrieverTests.cs (1)

149-168: Test verifies depth ordering but not actual score comparison.

The test Retrieve_AppliesDepthPenalty_CloserNodesRankHigher only verifies that Bob's depth is less than Charlie's depth, but doesn't verify that Bob's score is higher than Charlie's score (which is the actual depth penalty behavior).

         if (bob != null && charlie != null)
         {
             // Bob (1-hop) should score higher than Charlie (2-hop) due to depth penalty
             // even if their raw vector similarities are similar
-            Assert.True(bob.Depth < charlie.Depth);
+            Assert.True(bob.Depth < charlie.Depth, "Bob should be closer than Charlie");
+            Assert.True(bob.Score >= charlie.Score, "Bob should score higher due to depth penalty");
         }

src/Interfaces/IGraphStore.cs (1)

281-381: Consider adding CancellationToken support to async methods.

For long-running operations or large graphs, async methods would benefit from cancellation support to allow callers to abort operations gracefully.

This would allow callers to cancel operations:

Task AddNodeAsync(GraphNode<T> node, CancellationToken cancellationToken = default);
Task<GraphNode<T>?> GetNodeAsync(string nodeId, CancellationToken cancellationToken = default);
// ... etc.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphAnalytics.cs (2)

563-579: Random instance created per call may produce correlated sequences.

new Random() called in quick succession can produce identical sequences due to time-based seeding. Consider using a thread-safe shared random or Random.Shared (.NET 6+).

+#if NET6_0_OR_GREATER
+    private static Random GetRandom() => Random.Shared;
+#else
+    private static readonly ThreadLocal<Random> ThreadRandom = 
+        new ThreadLocal<Random>(() => new Random(Guid.NewGuid().GetHashCode()));
+    private static Random GetRandom() => ThreadRandom.Value!;
+#endif
+
 public static Dictionary<string, int> DetectCommunitiesLabelPropagation<T>(
     KnowledgeGraph<T> graph,
     int maxIterations = 100)
 {
     // ...
     var nodes = graph.GetAllNodes().ToList();
     var labels = new Dictionary<string, int>();
-    var random = new Random();
+    var random = GetRandom();

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687-710: Clustering coefficient calculation has O(d²) complexity per node.

For each node, checking if every pair of neighbors is connected requires O(d²) edge lookups where d is the node's degree. For high-degree hub nodes, this can be slow.

Consider building a set of edges for faster lookup:

     // Count connections between neighbors
     int connectedPairs = 0;
     var neighborList = neighbors.ToList();
+    
+    // Build edge set for O(1) lookup
+    var edgeSet = new HashSet<(string, string)>();
+    foreach (var n in neighborList)
+    {
+        foreach (var edge in graph.GetOutgoingEdges(n))
+            edgeSet.Add((n, edge.TargetId));
+    }
 
     for (int i = 0; i < neighborList.Count; i++)
     {
         for (int j = i + 1; j < neighborList.Count; j++)
         {
             var n1 = neighborList[i];
             var n2 = neighborList[j];
 
             // Check if n1 and n2 are connected
-            bool connected = graph.GetOutgoingEdges(n1).Any(e => e.TargetId == n2) ||
-                           graph.GetOutgoingEdges(n2).Any(e => e.TargetId == n1);
+            bool connected = edgeSet.Contains((n1, n2)) || edgeSet.Contains((n2, n1));
 
             if (connected)
                 connectedPairs++;
         }
     }

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• src/Interfaces/IGraphStore.cs (1 hunks)
• src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/BTreeIndex.cs (1 hunks)
• src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/FileGraphStore.cs (1 hunks)
• src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphAnalytics.cs (1 hunks)
• src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphQueryMatcher.cs (1 hunks)
• src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphTransaction.cs (1 hunks)
• src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/HybridGraphRetriever.cs (1 hunks)
• src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/KnowledgeGraph.cs (9 hunks)
• src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/MemoryGraphStore.cs (1 hunks)
• src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/WriteAheadLog.cs (1 hunks)
• tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/BTreeIndexTests.cs (1 hunks)
• tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/FileGraphStoreTests.cs (1 hunks)
• tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/GraphQueryMatcherTests.cs (1 hunks)
• tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/GraphStoreAsyncTests.cs (1 hunks)
• tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/GraphTransactionTests.cs (1 hunks)
• tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/HybridGraphRetrieverTests.cs (1 hunks)
• tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/MemoryGraphStoreTests.cs (1 hunks)

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/BTreeIndex.cs (3)

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/FileGraphStore.cs (2)

• Clear (421-446)
• Dispose (823-839)

tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/FileGraphStoreTests.cs (1)

• Dispose (20-24)

tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/BTreeIndexTests.cs (1)

• Dispose (19-23)

tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/GraphQueryMatcherTests.cs (1)

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphQueryMatcher.cs (4)

• GraphQueryMatcher (41-414)
• GraphQueryMatcher (49-52)
• Dictionary (343-370)
• ToString (440-443)

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/FileGraphStore.cs (8)

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/FileGraphStore.cs (4)

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tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/BTreeIndexTests.cs (1)

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/BTreeIndex.cs (9)

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tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/MemoryGraphStoreTests.cs (3)

src/Interfaces/IGraphStore.cs (7)

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• AddNode (74-74)
• AddEdge (97-97)
• RemoveNode (145-145)
• RemoveEdge (159-159)
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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/MemoryGraphStore.cs (9)

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src/Interfaces/IGraphStore.cs (5)

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/FileGraphStore.cs (10)

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/MemoryGraphStore.cs (12)

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/KnowledgeGraph.cs (12)

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tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/GraphStoreAsyncTests.cs (2)

• GraphNode (26-31)
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tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/MemoryGraphStoreTests.cs (2)

• GraphNode (13-24)
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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/FileGraphStore.cs (2)

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/BTreeIndex.cs (10)

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/HybridGraphRetriever.cs (2)

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphQueryMatcher.cs (1)

• Dictionary (343-370)

src/Helpers/StatisticsHelper.cs (1)

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/BTreeIndex.cs (3)

43-66: Class initialization and constructor look correct.

The constructor properly validates the path, initializes the sorted dictionary, and loads existing data. The design is sound for a simple persistent index.

---

84-93: Add method correctly validates inputs and marks dirty state.

The input validation for null/whitespace keys and negative offsets is appropriate. Using dictionary indexer for upsert semantics aligns with the documented behavior.

---

109-115: Get method handles null/whitespace gracefully.

Returning -1 for invalid keys is consistent with the documented behavior and avoids exceptions for lookup failures.

tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/BTreeIndexTests.cs (2)

9-28: Test fixture setup and teardown are well-implemented.

Using IDisposable with a unique temp directory per test class ensures proper isolation and cleanup. The GetTestIndexPath() helper generating unique paths per test is a good practice.

---

490-521: Large-scale test provides good performance/correctness coverage.

Testing with 10,000 entries validates the index handles larger datasets. The persistence round-trip verification is valuable.

tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/MemoryGraphStoreTests.cs (4)

11-29: Helper methods are well-designed for test readability.

CreateTestNode and CreateTestEdge reduce boilerplate and improve test clarity. Using double as the generic type parameter is consistent across tests.

---

72-89: Duplicate ID behavior test verifies upsert semantics.

Good coverage of the update-on-duplicate-id behavior. The assertion correctly verifies that the count remains 1 and the property is updated.

---

278-306: RemoveNode edge cleanup test is thorough.

This test validates that removing a node correctly cascades to delete all connected edges while preserving unrelated edges. Critical for graph integrity.

---

686-734: Integration test covers a realistic social network scenario.

The complex scenario properly tests node removal with edge cascading and validates the final graph state. Good end-to-end coverage.

tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/FileGraphStoreTests.cs (4)

10-29: Test fixture properly manages temp directory lifecycle.

Good isolation with unique directories and cleanup on dispose.

---

241-287: Persistence test comprehensively validates data survives restart.

Good coverage of nodes, edges, properties, and edge traversal after reload. This is critical for file-backed storage validation.

---

447-465: Clear test validates file deletion but has potential race condition.

The test disposes store on line 454, then immediately creates store2 on line 460. If dispose is asynchronous or delayed, there could be file lock issues. Current implementation appears synchronous so this should be fine.

---

576-615: KnowledgeGraph integration test validates the full stack.

Testing FindShortestPath after reload confirms that both the storage layer and graph algorithms work correctly with persisted data. Excellent integration coverage.

tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/GraphQueryMatcherTests.cs (3)

356-367: Test for isolated node scenario validates no-path case.

Adding an isolated node and verifying empty paths is good coverage for graph disconnection scenarios.

---

394-402: ExecutePattern tests cover the Cypher-like syntax well.

Good coverage of the pattern matching DSL including property filters and various relationship types.

---

504-529: Numeric property tests validate type-aware comparison.

Testing both direct property lookup and pattern-based numeric parsing ensures the matcher handles different property types correctly.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphTransaction.cs (1)

53-84: LGTM on constructor and field initialization.

The constructor properly validates the required store parameter, uses sensible defaults, and the state machine initialization is correct.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/KnowledgeGraph.cs (2)

148-175: LGTM on BreadthFirstTraversal implementation.

The algorithm correctly implements BFS with depth limiting. The initial null check ensures the start node exists, and the visited set prevents cycles. The null-forgiving operator at Line 161 is acceptable since the node was verified to exist when added to the queue in a single-threaded context.

---

60-70: Clean constructor design with dependency injection.

Good use of constructor injection for the store, with proper null validation and a convenient default constructor that uses MemoryGraphStore<T>.

tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/GraphStoreAsyncTests.cs (2)

282-287: Concurrent writes may expose thread-safety issues.

Firing all AddNodeAsync tasks simultaneously without awaiting between them tests concurrent write capability. If FileGraphStore isn't thread-safe for concurrent writes, this test may become flaky. Ensure this is the intended behavior and that FileGraphStore is designed to handle concurrent writes.

---

14-24: LGTM on test setup and teardown.

Proper use of unique temp directories per test instance and recursive cleanup in Dispose. This prevents test pollution and ensures clean state.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/HybridGraphRetriever.cs (2)

68-97: LGTM on input validation and no-expansion path.

The method properly validates inputs with clear exception messages and handles the expansionDepth == 0 case efficiently by returning vector results without graph traversal overhead.

---

316-352: LGTM on RetrievalResult data structure.

Well-designed result class with appropriate nullable types for optional fields (ParentNodeId, RelationType, Embedding) and sensible defaults.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphQueryMatcher.cs (1)

420-444: LGTM!

The GraphPath<T> class is well-designed with clear documentation. The null! suppressions are an acceptable pattern for properties that must be set via object initializer.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/FileGraphStore.cs (1)

81-111: LGTM - Constructor and initialization.

The constructor properly validates input, creates the directory if needed, and rebuilds in-memory indices from persisted data. The integration with BTreeIndex and optional WAL is well-structured.

tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/HybridGraphRetrieverTests.cs (3)

14-33: LGTM - Test class setup is well-organized.

The test fixture properly initializes the knowledge graph, document store, and retriever. Using the constructor for test setup ensures each test runs with fresh state.

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245-287: LGTM - Error handling tests are comprehensive.

The tests properly verify that invalid inputs throw appropriate exceptions with the expected types (ArgumentException and ArgumentOutOfRangeException).

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382-395: LGTM - Async test is correctly implemented.

The test properly uses async Task return type and await for the async retrieval method.

src/Interfaces/IGraphStore.cs (2)

32-53: LGTM - Interface properties are well-defined.

The NodeCount and EdgeCount properties provide essential graph metrics with clear documentation.

---

1-31: LGTM - Well-designed interface with excellent documentation.

The interface provides a clean contract for graph storage backends with comprehensive XML documentation. The beginner-friendly examples make the API accessible.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphAnalytics.cs (3)

61-129: LGTM - PageRank implementation is correct.

The implementation follows the standard PageRank formula with proper convergence detection and handles edge cases (empty graph, damping factor validation).

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376-405: LGTM - BFS distance helper is correctly implemented.

The helper properly uses Where to filter unvisited nodes and handles the distances dictionary efficiently.

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283-373: LGTM - Betweenness centrality implementation is correct.

The implementation follows Brandes' algorithm for efficient betweenness centrality calculation with proper normalization support.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/MemoryGraphStore.cs (1)

220-295: Async wrappers are appropriate for in-memory operations.

The async methods correctly wrap synchronous operations using Task.CompletedTask and Task.FromResult. This is the idiomatic pattern for in-memory implementations where true async I/O isn't needed.

tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/GraphTransactionTests.cs (5)

13-23: Test fixture setup and cleanup are well implemented.

The constructor creates a unique temporary directory, and Dispose properly cleans it up with recursive deletion. This ensures test isolation.

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39-76: Basic transaction tests provide good coverage.

Tests correctly verify:

• Begin() sets state to Active with a valid TransactionId
• Double Begin() throws
• Operations before Begin() throw

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442-470: Test Transaction_FailedTransaction_CanBeRolledBack validates important recovery path.

This test correctly verifies that a failed transaction can still be rolled back, which is important for resource cleanup. The test structure is clear and assertions are appropriate.

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529-561: Durability test is comprehensive and well-structured.

The test simulates a "crash" by disposing resources and then reopens the store to verify data persistence. This effectively validates the durability property with WAL integration.

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637-659: Large transaction test validates scalability.

Testing with 100 nodes and 99 edges is a good stress test for the transaction infrastructure. Consider adding a rollback variant to ensure large transactions can be safely aborted without resource issues.

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♻️ Duplicate comments (9)

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphTransaction.cs (1)

168-195: Partial application on failure breaks atomicity guarantee.

If ApplyOperation fails mid-way (e.g., at operation N), operations 0..(N-1) are already persisted to the store. The state becomes Failed, but the graph is left in an inconsistent state. This contradicts the ACID atomicity claim in the documentation (lines 12-16).

Consider either:

1. Implementing compensating rollback logic that undoes already-applied operations
2. Clarifying documentation that atomicity relies on the underlying store's transactional support
3. Collecting all operations and applying them in a batch if the store supports it

Based on past review comments flagging this same atomicity issue.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/WriteAheadLog.cs (2)

54-69: Transaction ID not restored from existing log on startup.

When reopening an existing WAL file, _currentTransactionId starts at 0 instead of continuing from the last logged transaction. This causes duplicate transaction IDs across restarts, which could lead to confusion during recovery or log replay operations.

Consider scanning the existing WAL file on initialization to restore the maximum transaction ID seen, then continue incrementing from there.

Based on past review comments flagging this transaction ID restoration issue.

---

192-222: ReadLog may fail on Windows due to file sharing conflicts.

The ReadLog method opens a new StreamReader while _writer is still open. On Windows, this may fail if the file is opened with exclusive write access.

Consider one of these approaches:

1. Temporarily close and reopen the writer around the read operation
2. Open the reader with FileShare.ReadWrite by constructing a FileStream with appropriate sharing flags and wrapping the StreamReader around it

Based on past review comments flagging this file sharing issue.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/FileGraphStore.cs (2)

62-68: In-memory caches are not thread-safe for concurrent async operations.

The _outgoingEdges, _incomingEdges, and _nodesByLabel dictionaries are accessed by async methods without synchronization. Concurrent calls to AddNodeAsync, AddEdgeAsync, or other async methods can cause race conditions, potentially corrupting the in-memory indices.

Consider using ConcurrentDictionary<string, ConcurrentBag<string>> or adding explicit locking around dictionary access. Alternatively, if single-threaded access is intended, document this constraint and consider making async methods serialize access.

Based on past review comments flagging this thread safety issue.

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249-257: Stream.Read may not read all requested bytes in a single call.

Stream.Read can return fewer bytes than requested. Lines 251 and 256 assume the full buffer is filled, which could cause data corruption when reading node data. The same issue exists in GetEdge (lines 293, 298), GetNodeAsync (lines 671, 676), and GetEdgeAsync (lines 713, 718).

For each read operation, loop until the required number of bytes are read (or use Stream.ReadExactly if targeting .NET 7+):

 // Read length prefix
 var lengthBytes = new byte[4];
-stream.Read(lengthBytes, 0, 4);
+int totalRead = 0;
+while (totalRead < 4)
+{
+    int bytesRead = stream.Read(lengthBytes, totalRead, 4 - totalRead);
+    if (bytesRead == 0)
+        throw new IOException("Unexpected end of stream while reading length prefix");
+    totalRead += bytesRead;
+}
 var length = BitConverter.ToInt32(lengthBytes, 0);

 // Read JSON data
 var jsonBytes = new byte[length];
-stream.Read(jsonBytes, 0, length);
+totalRead = 0;
+while (totalRead < length)
+{
+    int bytesRead = stream.Read(jsonBytes, totalRead, length - totalRead);
+    if (bytesRead == 0)
+        throw new IOException("Unexpected end of stream while reading node data");
+    totalRead += bytesRead;
+}
 var json = Encoding.UTF8.GetString(jsonBytes);

Apply similar fixes to GetEdge, GetNodeAsync, and GetEdgeAsync.

Based on past review comments flagging this Stream.Read issue.

tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/GraphTransactionTests.cs (1)

476-501: Atomicity test doesn't verify store state after failure.

The test Transaction_Atomicity_AllOrNothing checks that txn.State == Failed, but doesn't verify that the underlying store remains unchanged (i.e., store.NodeCount == 0 and store.EdgeCount == 0). Without these assertions, the test cannot confirm that all-or-nothing semantics were actually enforced.

Add assertions to verify atomicity:

         // Assert - Nothing should be committed (Atomicity)
         // Because the commit failed, the entire transaction should be reverted
         Assert.Equal(TransactionState.Failed, txn.State);
+        Assert.Equal(0, store.NodeCount); // Verify no partial commit
+        Assert.Equal(0, store.EdgeCount); // Verify no edges were created

Note: Given the atomicity issue flagged in GraphTransaction.cs (lines 168-195), this test may currently fail when properly implemented.

Based on past review comments flagging this incomplete test validation.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/BTreeIndex.cs (2)

277-287: Strengthen the dispose pattern around Flush

Currently:

public void Dispose()
{
    if (_disposed)
        return;

    Flush();
    _disposed = true;
}

If Flush() throws (IO issues, permissions, etc.), _disposed never flips to true, so later Dispose() calls will retry Flush() and can rethrow. While this type has no finalizer and only managed resources, it’s more robust to ensure the disposed flag is set in a finally block and to suppress finalization in case one is added later:

 public void Dispose()
 {
     if (_disposed)
         return;
 
-    Flush();
-    _disposed = true;
+    try
+    {
+        Flush();
+    }
+    finally
+    {
+        _disposed = true;
+        GC.SuppressFinalize(this);
+    }
 }

This guarantees the disposed state is recorded even if Flush fails, and future‑proofs the type if a finalizer is introduced.

What is the recommended pattern for implementing `IDisposable` in a C# class without a finalizer, particularly regarding `GC.SuppressFinalize(this)` and setting the disposed flag when cleanup code can throw?

---

201-237: Make index file replacement more atomic and robust

The Flush path currently does:

• Write to <path>.tmp
• File.Delete(_indexFilePath) if it exists
• File.Move(tempPath, _indexFilePath)

This delete‑then‑move sequence is not atomic and has a window where the index file does not exist at _indexFilePath. A crash or process kill between delete and move can leave the index missing even though the temp file exists, and on Windows Delete/Move can fail when another process has the file open.

You can make this safer on modern targets by using File.Move’s overwrite overload and keeping the existing behavior as a fallback:

-            // Replace old index file with new one
-            if (File.Exists(_indexFilePath))
-                File.Delete(_indexFilePath);
-            File.Move(tempPath, _indexFilePath);
+            // Replace old index file with new one (more atomically where supported)
+#if NET5_0_OR_GREATER
+            File.Move(tempPath, _indexFilePath, overwrite: true);
+#else
+            if (File.Exists(_indexFilePath))
+                File.Delete(_indexFilePath);
+            File.Move(tempPath, _indexFilePath);
+#endif

This reduces the race window on .NET 5+ while preserving compatibility with older TFMs.

In which .NET/TFM versions is `File.Move(string sourceFileName, string destFileName, bool overwrite)` available, and is `NET5_0_OR_GREATER` the correct symbol to guard this usage in a library targeting net46, net6.0, and net8.0?

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphQueryMatcher.cs (1)

243-296: Simplify or fix the ineffective visited usage in FindShortestPaths

visited is only populated with sourceId and never updated when enqueueing neighbors. Because you already guard against cycles with path.Any(...), visited.Contains(neighbor.Id) is effectively always false here, so the condition reduces to if (path.Count < shortestLength). This doesn’t break correctness but obscures intent and suggests pruning that doesn’t actually happen.

If you don’t need depth‑based pruning, you can simplify and remove visited entirely:

-        // BFS to find shortest paths
-        var queue = new Queue<List<GraphNode<T>>>();
-        var visited = new HashSet<string>();
-        var results = new List<List<GraphNode<T>>>();
-        var shortestLength = int.MaxValue;
-
-        queue.Enqueue(new List<GraphNode<T>> { sourceNode });
-        visited.Add(sourceId);
+        // BFS to find shortest paths
+        var queue = new Queue<List<GraphNode<T>>>();
+        var results = new List<List<GraphNode<T>>>();
+        var shortestLength = int.MaxValue;
+
+        queue.Enqueue(new List<GraphNode<T>> { sourceNode });
@@
-                // Continue exploring
-                if (!visited.Contains(neighbor.Id) || path.Count < shortestLength)
+                // Continue exploring while this path isn't already longer than the best we have
+                if (path.Count < shortestLength)
                 {
                     var newPath = new List<GraphNode<T>>(path) { neighbor };
                     queue.Enqueue(newPath);
                 }

If you do want pruning, consider a Dictionary<string, int> that tracks the minimum depth each node was seen at.

🧹 Nitpick comments (4)

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/FileGraphStore.cs (1)

132-132: Inefficient file length calculation with repeated FileInfo instantiation.

Lines 132, 196, 556, and 620 create new FileInfo instances and call Length each time an offset is calculated. This adds unnecessary I/O overhead for checking file existence and reading metadata.

Consider caching the file length or tracking the current append position in memory.

Also applies to: 196-196, 556-556, 620-620

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/BTreeIndex.cs (1)

243-266: Clarify or harden delimiter assumptions when loading the index

LoadFromDisk splits each line on '|' and expects exactly 2 parts. This works as long as keys never contain '|', but any future change to allowed key characters (or accidental '|' in IDs) would cause those entries to be silently ignored.

Two options:

• Explicitly document/enforce that keys must not contain '|', or
• Make parsing more robust, e.g. line.Split('|', 2) so only the first delimiter separates key from offset, and optionally log/track malformed lines instead of silently skipping.

Not urgent, but worth tightening if keys are user‑supplied.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphQueryMatcher.cs (2)

159-215: Path-length search is correct but can explode combinatorially

FindPathsOfLength correctly enumerates simple paths of the requested hop count, but on dense graphs the number of simple paths grows very fast; if this is ever used on large graphs or user-controlled inputs, consider adding an optional cap (e.g., maxPaths or a node-visit budget) to avoid worst‑case blowups.

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308-364: Property parsing is intentionally simple but can be minimally hardened

ParseProperties’s pair.Split(':') will drop anything after a second : (and mis-handle values containing :); using a split limit keeps more inputs behaving as expected with almost no extra complexity:

-        foreach (var pair in pairs)
-        {
-            var parts = pair.Split(':');
+        foreach (var pair in pairs)
+        {
+            var parts = pair.Split(':', 2);
             if (parts.Length != 2)
                 continue;

If you later need to support commas or colons inside quoted values, you may want a more robust parser, but this small tweak already reduces surprising behavior.

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/BTreeIndex.cs (2)

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/WriteAheadLog.cs (1)

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphTransaction.cs (1)

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tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/GraphTransactionTests.cs (2)

39-52: Well-structured test pattern.

The test methods follow a clear Arrange-Act-Assert pattern with descriptive names and good coverage of the transaction lifecycle. The use of helper methods like CreateTestNode and CreateTestEdge improves readability and maintainability.

Also applies to: 83-105

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530-561: Excellent durability test with simulated crash.

The test Transaction_Durability_WithWALSurvivesCrash effectively validates the D in ACID by disposing all resources (simulating a crash) and then reopening the store to verify data persistence. This is a critical test for ensuring the WAL implementation is correct.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/BTreeIndex.cs (1)

43-173: Solid index API and validation look correct

Constructor, core CRUD methods, and validation (Add, Get, Contains, Remove, GetAllKeys, Clear) are coherent and match the documented semantics. Using SortedDictionary gives deterministic ordering for Flush, and the key/offset guards are appropriate. No changes needed here.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphQueryMatcher.cs (4)

8-52: Class-level design and constructor look solid

Docs are clear, and injecting KnowledgeGraph<T> with a null check makes the matcher easy to test and hard to mis-use.

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63-87: Node/property matching and equality handling are consistent

FindNodes + MatchesProperties share the same comparison path via AreEqual, and the numeric-aware tolerance in AreEqual avoids brittle raw floating-point equality; this is a good balance of simplicity and correctness.

Also applies to: 369-402

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385-410: Equality helpers are pragmatic and readable

AreEqual and IsNumeric provide a straightforward numeric abstraction with tolerance while deferring to Equals for non-numerics; this keeps comparison rules localized and easy to evolve.

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417-440: GraphPath<T> shape and ToString are useful for debugging

The SourceNode/Edge/TargetNode triplet plus the concise ToString format will make logging and test assertions much clearer; no issues here.

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphTransaction.cs (2)

345-352: Catching IOException during dispose may hide important storage errors.

This was flagged in a previous review. While suppressing InvalidOperationException is reasonable, silently catching IOException could mask underlying storage problems that should be surfaced or logged.

---

175-216: Atomicity concern with partial WAL logging before failure.

This was flagged in a previous review. If ApplyOperation fails mid-way, operations are already logged to WAL (lines 177-184), but compensating rollback only undoes store changes, not WAL entries. On recovery, these WAL entries could be replayed incorrectly.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/WriteAheadLog.cs (1)

269-286: Truncate resets transaction ID to 0, causing potential ID reuse.

After Truncate(), _currentTransactionId is reset to 0 (line 284). If the application continues creating transactions, it will reuse IDs that were assigned before truncation. This can cause confusion in logging, debugging, or distributed scenarios.

Consider preserving the current transaction ID across truncation:

     public void Truncate()
     {
         lock (_lock)
         {
+            var savedTransactionId = _currentTransactionId;
+
             _writer?.Close();
             _writer?.Dispose();
 
             if (File.Exists(_walFilePath))
                 File.Delete(_walFilePath);
 
             _writer = new StreamWriter(_walFilePath, append: true, Encoding.UTF8)
             {
                 AutoFlush = true
             };
 
-            _currentTransactionId = 0;
+            // Preserve transaction ID to prevent reuse
+            _currentTransactionId = savedTransactionId;
         }
     }

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/FileGraphStore.cs (2)

886-894: Race condition: HashSet enumeration without snapshot.

Same concurrency issue as GetOutgoingEdgesAsync. The HashSet<string> enumeration at line 891 is not thread-safe for concurrent modifications.

Apply this diff:

     public async Task<IEnumerable<GraphEdge<T>>> GetIncomingEdgesAsync(string nodeId)
     {
         if (!_incomingEdges.TryGetValue(nodeId, out var edgeIds))
             return Enumerable.Empty<GraphEdge<T>>();
 
-        var tasks = edgeIds.Select(id => GetEdgeAsync(id));
+        // Take snapshot under lock to avoid concurrent modification
+        List<string> snapshot;
+        lock (_cacheLock)
+        {
+            snapshot = edgeIds.ToList();
+        }
+        var tasks = snapshot.Select(id => GetEdgeAsync(id));
         var results = await Task.WhenAll(tasks);
         return results.OfType<GraphEdge<T>>().ToList();
     }

---

897-905: Race condition: HashSet enumeration without snapshot.

Same concurrency issue. The HashSet<string> enumeration at line 902 is not thread-safe for concurrent modifications.

Apply this diff:

     public async Task<IEnumerable<GraphNode<T>>> GetNodesByLabelAsync(string label)
     {
         if (!_nodesByLabel.TryGetValue(label, out var nodeIds))
             return Enumerable.Empty<GraphNode<T>>();
 
-        var tasks = nodeIds.Select(id => GetNodeAsync(id));
+        // Take snapshot under lock to avoid concurrent modification
+        List<string> snapshot;
+        lock (_cacheLock)
+        {
+            snapshot = nodeIds.ToList();
+        }
+        var tasks = snapshot.Select(id => GetNodeAsync(id));
         var results = await Task.WhenAll(tasks);
         return results.OfType<GraphNode<T>>().ToList();
     }

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphTransaction.cs (1)

94-96: Transaction ID generation may produce collisions under concurrent usage.

Using DateTime.UtcNow.Ticks for transaction IDs can produce duplicates if multiple transactions are created within the same tick (~100ns resolution). Consider using Interlocked.Increment on a static counter or combining ticks with a sequence number.

+    private static long _globalTransactionCounter;
+
     public void Begin()
     {
         if (_state != TransactionState.NotStarted)
             throw new InvalidOperationException($"Transaction already in state: {_state}");
 
         _state = TransactionState.Active;
-        _transactionId = DateTime.UtcNow.Ticks; // Simple ID generation
+        _transactionId = Interlocked.Increment(ref _globalTransactionCounter);
         _operations.Clear();
     }

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/BTreeIndex.cs (1)

264-272: Consider logging malformed index entries during load.

Silently skipping malformed lines (lines with wrong format or unparseable offsets) could make debugging difficult if the index file becomes corrupted. Consider logging a warning when entries are skipped.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/HybridGraphRetriever.cs (2)

188-197: Async method wraps synchronous code with Task.Run.

RetrieveAsync uses Task.Run() to wrap the synchronous Retrieve method. This is an anti-pattern that doesn't provide true async benefits and can cause thread pool starvation under load. The comment acknowledges this but consider either making the underlying operations truly async or removing the async variant.

---

306-313: Silent fallback to 0.0 for mismatched embedding dimensions.

When embedding1.Length != embedding2.Length, returning 0.0 silently masks what may be a configuration or data error. Consider logging a warning when this occurs.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/WriteAheadLog.cs (1)

301-313: Consider adding GC.SuppressFinalize for consistency.

While this class doesn't have a finalizer, adding GC.SuppressFinalize(this) follows the recommended dispose pattern and prevents issues if a finalizer is added in the future. Other similar classes in this PR (BTreeIndex, FileGraphStore) follow this pattern.

     public void Dispose()
     {
         if (_disposed)
             return;
 
         lock (_lock)
         {
             _writer?.Flush();
             _writer?.Close();
             _writer?.Dispose();
             _disposed = true;
         }
+        GC.SuppressFinalize(this);
     }

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/FileGraphStore.cs (2)

130-135: Optimize FileInfo instantiation.

Line 134 creates FileInfo twice for the same path. Cache the instance to avoid redundant filesystem calls.

Apply this diff:

         // Get current file position (or reuse existing offset if updating)
         long offset;
         // For updates, we append to the end (old data becomes garbage)
         // In production, you'd implement compaction to reclaim space
-        offset = new FileInfo(_nodesFilePath).Exists ? new FileInfo(_nodesFilePath).Length : 0;
+        var fileInfo = new FileInfo(_nodesFilePath);
+        offset = fileInfo.Exists ? fileInfo.Length : 0;

---

197-199: Optimize FileInfo instantiation.

Line 198 creates FileInfo twice for the same path. Cache the instance to avoid redundant filesystem calls.

Apply this diff:

         // Get current file position
-        long offset = new FileInfo(_edgesFilePath).Exists ? new FileInfo(_edgesFilePath).Length : 0;
+        var fileInfo = new FileInfo(_edgesFilePath);
+        long offset = fileInfo.Exists ? fileInfo.Length : 0;

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/MemoryGraphStore.cs (1)

93-100: Consider using GetValueOrDefault pattern for initialization.

Lines 93-100 use ContainsKey followed by indexer access. While correct, this could be slightly more concise using null-coalescing or ensuring the key exists once.

Optional refactor:

-        if (!_nodesByLabel.ContainsKey(node.Label))
-            _nodesByLabel[node.Label] = new HashSet<string>();
-        _nodesByLabel[node.Label].Add(node.Id);
+        if (!_nodesByLabel.TryGetValue(node.Label, out var labelSet))
+        {
+            labelSet = new HashSet<string>();
+            _nodesByLabel[node.Label] = labelSet;
+        }
+        labelSet.Add(node.Id);
 
-        if (!_outgoingEdges.ContainsKey(node.Id))
-            _outgoingEdges[node.Id] = new HashSet<string>();
-        if (!_incomingEdges.ContainsKey(node.Id))
-            _incomingEdges[node.Id] = new HashSet<string>();
+        if (!_outgoingEdges.ContainsKey(node.Id))
+            _outgoingEdges[node.Id] = new HashSet<string>();
+        if (!_incomingEdges.ContainsKey(node.Id))
+            _incomingEdges[node.Id] = new HashSet<string>();

Note: The current code is perfectly readable; this is just a micro-optimization.

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/HybridGraphRetriever.cs (1)

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphQueryMatcher.cs (6)

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/BTreeIndex.cs (3)

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/FileGraphStore.cs (1)

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/WriteAheadLog.cs (1)

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphTransaction.cs (1)

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphQueryMatcher.cs (2)

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/HybridGraphRetriever.cs (2)

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tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/GraphQueryMatcherTests.cs (2)

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphTransaction.cs (1)

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/KnowledgeGraph.cs (2)

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/KnowledgeGraph.cs (2)

136-142: LGTM! Null handling in GetNeighbors is now correct.

The change to use .Select().OfType<GraphNode<T>>() properly filters out null nodes that may occur if edges reference deleted nodes. This addresses the previous review comment about potential null dereference.

---

60-70: Good design: Pluggable storage backend via constructor injection.

The dual-constructor pattern with dependency injection for IGraphStore<T> and a convenient default constructor using MemoryGraphStore<T> is clean and extensible.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/BTreeIndex.cs (2)

224-236: Good improvement: Using File.Replace for atomic file replacement.

The use of File.Replace with a backup path provides proper atomic replacement on Windows, addressing the previous review concern about non-atomic file operations.

---

290-294: Good improvement: Proper dispose pattern implementation.

The addition of GC.SuppressFinalize(this) and the Dispose(bool) pattern follows .NET dispose best practices.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/HybridGraphRetriever.cs (1)

164-168: Good fix: Now preserves higher-scoring paths.

The condition !results.TryGetValue(...) || result.Score > existing.Score correctly ensures that higher-scoring results are preserved when a node is reached via multiple paths. This addresses the previous review comment.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/WriteAheadLog.cs (2)

63-64: Good fix: Transaction ID restoration on startup.

The constructor now calls RestoreLastTransactionId() which scans the existing WAL file to find the maximum transaction ID, preventing duplicate IDs after restart. This addresses the previous review concern.

Also applies to: 77-105

---

240-242: Good fix: ReadLog uses FileShare.ReadWrite for Windows compatibility.

Using FileStream with FileShare.ReadWrite allows reading the WAL while the writer is still open, resolving the previous file sharing conflict concern on Windows.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphTransaction.cs (1)

1-3: Missing using System.IO directive.

IOException is referenced at line 349 but System.IO is not imported, which will cause a compilation error.

 using System;
 using System.Collections.Generic;
+using System.IO;

Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.

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tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/GraphQueryMatcherTests.cs (1)

497-508: Test isolation confirmed.

While this test adds an edge to _graph, xUnit's per-test instance creation ensures this modification doesn't affect other tests. The previous concern about shared state is addressed by the framework's semantics.

🧹 Nitpick comments (11)

tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/FileGraphStoreTests.cs (1)

526-571: Good scalability coverage.

The test validates that the store handles 500 nodes with edges and maintains data integrity across reload. Consider adding [Trait("Category", "Integration")] or similar to optionally skip in fast test runs.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphTransaction.cs (2)

208-225: Compensating rollback implemented, but consider logging undo failures.

The compensating rollback logic correctly undoes operations in reverse order. However, the catch block at lines 217-220 silently swallows exceptions during undo operations. Consider adding Debug.WriteLine for diagnostics, similar to the Dispose pattern.

                 try
                 {
                     UndoOperation(appliedOperations[i]);
                 }
                 catch
+                catch (Exception undoEx)
                 {
                     // Best-effort rollback - continue with remaining undo operations
+                    Debug.WriteLine($"GraphTransaction.Commit: Undo operation {i} failed: {undoEx.Message}");
                 }

---

327-337: Undo for remove operations may silently fail if original data is missing.

The null checks at lines 329 and 334 are good defensive coding. However, if GetNode/GetEdge returned null when capturing the original (e.g., node didn't exist), the undo will silently skip re-adding. This is documented in the remarks but could benefit from a debug trace.

             case OperationType.RemoveNode:
                 // Undo remove by re-adding the node (if we have the original data)
                 if (op.Node != null)
                     _store.AddNode(op.Node);
+                else
+                    Debug.WriteLine($"GraphTransaction.UndoOperation: Cannot undo RemoveNode for '{op.NodeId}' - original node data not captured");
                 break;

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/HybridGraphRetriever.cs (2)

188-197: Consider documenting the async implementation limitation.

The RetrieveAsync method wraps the synchronous version in Task.Run, which is acceptable as a placeholder but consumes a thread pool thread. The comment at line 194-195 acknowledges this.

Consider adding a TODO or tracking this for future improvement when async document store operations are available:

     public async Task<List<RetrievalResult<T>>> RetrieveAsync(
         Vector<T> queryEmbedding,
         int topK = 5,
         int expansionDepth = 1,
         int maxResults = 10)
     {
-        // For now, just wrap the synchronous version
-        // In a real implementation, you'd use async vector DB operations
+        // TODO: Implement true async using IDocumentStore<T>.GetSimilarAsync when available
+        // Current implementation wraps sync version, consuming a thread pool thread
         return await Task.Run(() => Retrieve(queryEmbedding, topK, expansionDepth, maxResults));
     }

---

367-383: The Hybrid enum value is defined but never assigned.

The RetrievalSource.Hybrid enum value (line 382) is defined but never used in the code. Results are only ever marked as VectorSearch or GraphTraversal. Consider either removing it or implementing logic to mark results that appear in both sources.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/FileGraphStore.cs (2)

130-145: Minor: FileInfo instantiated twice for length check.

Line 134 creates FileInfo twice in the same expression. Consider caching the FileInfo instance.

             // Get current file position (or reuse existing offset if updating)
             long offset;
             // For updates, we append to the end (old data becomes garbage)
             // In production, you'd implement compaction to reclaim space
-            offset = new FileInfo(_nodesFilePath).Exists ? new FileInfo(_nodesFilePath).Length : 0;
+            var nodesFileInfo = new FileInfo(_nodesFilePath);
+            offset = nodesFileInfo.Exists ? nodesFileInfo.Length : 0;

---

954-970: Dispose implementation is correct but consider GC.SuppressFinalize.

The Dispose method properly flushes and disposes indices. Since this class implements IDisposable, consider adding GC.SuppressFinalize(this) as a best practice, even without a finalizer.

     public void Dispose()
     {
         if (_disposed)
             return;

         try
         {
             _nodeIndex.Flush();
             _edgeIndex.Flush();
             _nodeIndex.Dispose();
             _edgeIndex.Dispose();
         }
         finally
         {
             _disposed = true;
+            GC.SuppressFinalize(this);
         }
     }

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphQueryMatcher.cs (3)

337-356: Use InvariantCulture for int parsing as well.

Line 347 correctly uses CultureInfo.InvariantCulture for double.TryParse, but line 345 uses the default int.TryParse without culture specification. While integers don't have decimal separators, some locales use grouping separators (e.g., 1,000) that could cause issues. For consistency, use culture-invariant parsing for both.

             var props = propsString.Split(',')
                 .Select(pair => pair.Split(':'))
                 .Where(parts => parts.Length == 2)
                 .Select(parts =>
                 {
                     var key = parts[0].Trim();
                     var valueStr = parts[1].Trim().Trim('"', '\'');
                     object value;
-                    if (int.TryParse(valueStr, out var intValue))
+                    if (int.TryParse(valueStr, NumberStyles.Integer, CultureInfo.InvariantCulture, out var intValue))
                         value = intValue;
                     else if (double.TryParse(valueStr, NumberStyles.Float, CultureInfo.InvariantCulture, out var doubleValue))
                         value = doubleValue;
                     else
                         value = valueStr;
                     return new KeyValuePair<string, object>(key, value);
                 })
                 .ToDictionary(kv => kv.Key, kv => kv.Value);

---

303-326: Consider compiling the regex for better performance.

The regex is created on every call to ExecutePattern. If this method is called frequently, consider making the regex a static compiled field.

 public class GraphQueryMatcher<T>
 {
     private readonly KnowledgeGraph<T> _graph;
+    private static readonly Regex PatternRegex = new Regex(
+        @"\((\w+)(?:\s*\{([^}]+)\})?\)-\[(\w+)\]->\((\w+)(?:\s*\{([^}]+)\})?\)",
+        RegexOptions.Compiled);

     // ... in ExecutePattern method:
-        var regex = new Regex(@"\((\w+)(?:\s*\{([^}]+)\})?\)-\[(\w+)\]->\((\w+)(?:\s*\{([^}]+)\})?\)");
-        var match = regex.Match(pattern);
+        var match = PatternRegex.Match(pattern);

---

409-433: GraphPath properties use null! - consider making them required or nullable.

The SourceNode, Edge, and TargetNode properties are initialized with null! which suppresses null warnings but could lead to NullReferenceException if accessed before being set. Consider using a constructor with required parameters or making them nullable with proper null handling in ToString().

 public class GraphPath<T>
 {
+    public GraphPath(GraphNode<T> sourceNode, GraphEdge<T> edge, GraphNode<T> targetNode)
+    {
+        SourceNode = sourceNode ?? throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(sourceNode));
+        Edge = edge ?? throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(edge));
+        TargetNode = targetNode ?? throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(targetNode));
+    }
+
     /// <summary>
     /// Gets or sets the source node.
     /// </summary>
-    public GraphNode<T> SourceNode { get; set; } = null!;
+    public GraphNode<T> SourceNode { get; set; }
     // ... similar for Edge and TargetNode

tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/GraphTransactionTests.cs (1)

213-235: WAL disposal could be moved to finally block for safety.

If an assertion fails before wal.Dispose() is called, the WAL file handle may remain open. Consider using a using statement or try/finally.

         [Fact]
         public void Transaction_WithWAL_LogsOperationsBeforeCommit()
         {
             // Arrange
             var walPath = Path.Combine(_testDirectory, "test.wal");
-            var wal = new WriteAheadLog(walPath);
-            var store = new MemoryGraphStore<double>();
-            var txn = new GraphTransaction<double>(store, wal);
-            var node = CreateTestNode("alice", "PERSON");
-
-            // Act
-            txn.Begin();
-            txn.AddNode(node);
-            txn.Commit();
-
-            // Assert
-            var entries = wal.ReadLog();
-            Assert.NotEmpty(entries);
-            Assert.Contains(entries, e => e.OperationType == WALOperationType.AddNode && e.NodeId == "alice");
-            Assert.Contains(entries, e => e.OperationType == WALOperationType.Checkpoint);
-
-            wal.Dispose();
+            using var wal = new WriteAheadLog(walPath);
+            var store = new MemoryGraphStore<double>();
+            var txn = new GraphTransaction<double>(store, wal);
+            var node = CreateTestNode("alice", "PERSON");
+
+            // Act
+            txn.Begin();
+            txn.AddNode(node);
+            txn.Commit();
+
+            // Assert
+            var entries = wal.ReadLog();
+            Assert.NotEmpty(entries);
+            Assert.Contains(entries, e => e.OperationType == WALOperationType.AddNode && e.NodeId == "alice");
+            Assert.Contains(entries, e => e.OperationType == WALOperationType.Checkpoint);
         }

The same pattern applies to other WAL tests (lines 237-258, 260-285).

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/KnowledgeGraph.cs (5)

44-70: Clean dependency injection pattern for pluggable storage.

The constructor chain properly enforces non-null store dependency and provides a sensible default with MemoryGraphStore<T>. This enables easy swapping of storage backends for testing and production use cases.

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136-142: Null-safety fix correctly implemented.

The use of .OfType<GraphNode<T>>() properly filters out null values that could occur if edges reference deleted nodes, addressing the previous review concern.

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160-170: Concurrent removal handling properly implemented.

The null check at lines 166-167 correctly handles the case where a node might be removed between being added to the queue and being processed, addressing the previous review concern about concurrent scenarios.

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191-234: Shortest path implementation is correct.

The BFS-based approach is appropriate for unweighted graphs, and the early exit on missing nodes (line 193) prevents unnecessary traversal.

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242-254: LGTM.

The case-insensitive search logic is correct. The null-coalescing fallback to node.Id when "name" property is missing is a reasonable default.

tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/FileGraphStoreTests.cs (5)

10-24: Good test setup/teardown pattern.

The use of IDisposable with a unique temp directory per test class instance ensures proper cleanup and test isolation.

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80-96: Double-dispose issue resolved.

The test now uses a proper scoped using block (lines 87-91) that ensures dispose is called exactly once before file assertions.

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242-288: Comprehensive persistence test.

The test properly verifies that nodes, edges, properties, and graph structure survive store disposal and reload. The use of separate using blocks ensures proper flushing between writes and reads.

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448-466: LGTM.

The test correctly verifies that Clear() removes data files. The explicit Dispose() on line 455 ensures data is flushed before the file existence check.

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577-616: Excellent integration coverage.

This test validates that KnowledgeGraph algorithms (like FindShortestPath) work correctly with the FileGraphStore backend after persistence and reload.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphTransaction.cs (3)

136-149: Original node capture for undo implemented correctly.

The RemoveNode operation now captures the original node data (line 141) before queuing the operation, enabling proper rollback if the transaction fails.

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155-168: Original edge capture for undo implemented correctly.

Similar to RemoveNode, the RemoveEdge operation now captures the original edge data for proper rollback capability.

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343-370: Dispose exception handling improved.

The Dispose method now logs both InvalidOperationException and IOException via Debug.WriteLine before suppressing them, addressing the previous review concern about hidden errors.

tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/GraphQueryMatcherTests.cs (5)

9-28: Test isolation properly documented.

The remarks at lines 12-15 correctly explain that xUnit creates a fresh test class instance for each [Fact] method, ensuring test isolation. This addresses the previous concern about shared mutable state.

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92-156: Good test coverage for FindNodes.

The tests cover positive cases (label matching, property filtering) and negative cases (no matches, invalid inputs) with clear assertions.

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161-252: Comprehensive FindPaths test coverage.

The tests validate various filtering scenarios and ensure the correct paths are returned with proper structure validation.

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294-306: Cycle avoidance test is valuable.

This test ensures the path-finding algorithm doesn't get stuck in cycles by verifying all node IDs in each path are unique.

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402-458: Good pattern parsing coverage.

The tests validate various pattern formats including property filters with strings and numbers. The invalid format tests ensure proper error handling.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/BTreeIndex.cs (6)

59-66: Constructor properly initializes and loads existing data.

The constructor validates the path, initializes the in-memory index, and loads any existing data from disk. The _isDirty flag starts as false after load, which is correct.

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84-93: LGTM.

The Add method properly validates inputs and marks the index as dirty for later flushing.

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223-236: Atomic file replacement implemented correctly.

The use of File.Replace (line 228) when the target exists provides better atomicity on Windows than the previous Delete+Move approach. The backup file cleanup at lines 230-231 is appropriate.

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253-285: Resilient loading with good error handling.

The method correctly handles malformed lines (skipping them) and invalid offset values. Exception wrapping provides context for troubleshooting.

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290-318: Dispose pattern correctly implemented.

The implementation now includes GC.SuppressFinalize(this) (line 293) and uses try/finally in Dispose(bool) (lines 305-317) to ensure _disposed is set even if Flush() throws. This addresses all previous review concerns.

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160-163: Snapshot copy prevents concurrent modification issues.

The ToList() call creates a point-in-time snapshot of keys, which is appropriate for callers who may iterate while the index is being modified.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/HybridGraphRetriever.cs (4)

42-58: LGTM! Well-structured class with proper dependency injection.

Constructor correctly validates inputs with null checks and throws appropriate ArgumentNullException. The documentation is excellent with beginner-friendly explanations.

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68-97: Input validation and vector-only path look correct.

The early return for expansionDepth == 0 is a good optimization that avoids unnecessary graph traversal overhead when only vector results are needed.

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154-176: Score preservation logic correctly implemented.

The fix at lines 165-168 properly preserves higher-scoring paths by checking TryGetValue before overwriting. This addresses the previous review comment about result overwriting.

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261-277: Score preservation also correctly implemented in RetrieveWithRelationships.

Lines 273-276 properly check for existing results and only update when the new score is higher, addressing the previous review comment.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/FileGraphStore.cs (5)

54-77: Good use of ConcurrentDictionary for thread-safe caches.

The switch to ConcurrentDictionary (lines 64-66) with a dedicated _cacheLock for HashSet modifications addresses the previous review comment about thread safety.

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256-264: ReadExactly helper correctly handles partial reads.

The implementation properly loops until all requested bytes are read, throwing EndOfStreamException if the stream ends prematurely. This addresses the previous review comment about Stream.Read potentially returning fewer bytes.

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445-458: Thread-safe snapshot pattern correctly implemented.

The snapshot under lock (lines 452-456) prevents InvalidOperationException during enumeration when concurrent modifications occur. This is the correct fix for the previous review comment.

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875-890: Async version also correctly uses snapshot pattern.

Lines 881-885 properly take a snapshot under lock before creating async tasks, addressing the previous review comment about race conditions in GetOutgoingEdgesAsync.

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980-1010: Well-implemented helper methods for exact-length reads.

Both ReadExactly and ReadExactlyAsync properly handle partial reads by looping until all bytes are read, with clear EndOfStreamException messages including expected vs actual byte counts.

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphQueryMatcher.cs (2)

42-53: LGTM! Constructor properly validates input.

The null check with ArgumentNullException is appropriate.

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237-292: FindShortestPaths BFS correctness issue addressed.

The implementation now correctly uses visitedAtDepth dictionary (line 239) to track the depth at which each node was first visited, allowing re-visits at the same depth level for finding all shortest paths. This addresses the previous review comment.

tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/GraphTransactionTests.cs (4)

9-23: Good test fixture setup with proper cleanup.

The IDisposable implementation correctly cleans up the test directory. Using Guid.NewGuid() ensures isolation between test runs.

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476-508: Atomicity test now properly verifies store state.

The test correctly asserts that both NodeCount and EdgeCount are 0 after a failed commit, and verifies individual nodes are null. This addresses the previous review comment about verifying store state after failure.

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644-666: Excellent stress test for large transactions.

The test with 100 nodes and 99 edges validates that the transaction system can handle bulk operations correctly. This is a good coverage for the ACID properties.

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536-568: Good durability test simulating crash recovery.

The test properly demonstrates WAL-based durability by disposing all resources (simulating a crash) and verifying data survives in a new session. This validates the core durability guarantee.

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src/Models/Results/PredictionModelResult.cs (2)

1099-1113: WithParameters/DeepCopy drop JIT, inference optimization, and graph RAG configuration

Both WithParameters and DeepCopy construct a new PredictionModelResult using this extended ctor but only pass arguments up through deploymentConfiguration. The new ctor parameters

• jitCompiledFunction
• inferenceOptimizationConfig
• knowledgeGraph
• graphStore
• hybridGraphRetriever

are not forwarded, so clones/parameter-variant models lose:

• JIT-compiled prediction path.
• Inference optimization settings.
• Graph RAG components (knowledge graph, store, hybrid retriever).

This contradicts the comments about “Preserve all configuration properties to ensure deployment behavior…are maintained”.

Consider updating both calls to include the additional parameters from the current instance, e.g.:

-        return new PredictionModelResult<T, TInput, TOutput>(
-            updatedOptimizationResult,
-            NormalizationInfo,
-            BiasDetector,
-            FairnessEvaluator,
-            RagRetriever,
-            RagReranker,
-            RagGenerator,
-            QueryProcessors,
-            loraConfiguration: LoRAConfiguration,
-            crossValidationResult: CrossValidationResult,
-            agentConfig: AgentConfig,
-            agentRecommendation: AgentRecommendation,
-            deploymentConfiguration: DeploymentConfiguration);
+        return new PredictionModelResult<T, TInput, TOutput>(
+            updatedOptimizationResult,
+            NormalizationInfo,
+            BiasDetector,
+            FairnessEvaluator,
+            RagRetriever,
+            RagReranker,
+            RagGenerator,
+            QueryProcessors,
+            loraConfiguration: LoRAConfiguration,
+            crossValidationResult: CrossValidationResult,
+            agentConfig: AgentConfig,
+            agentRecommendation: AgentRecommendation,
+            deploymentConfiguration: DeploymentConfiguration,
+            jitCompiledFunction: JitCompiledFunction,
+            inferenceOptimizationConfig: InferenceOptimizationConfig,
+            knowledgeGraph: KnowledgeGraph,
+            graphStore: GraphStore,
+            hybridGraphRetriever: HybridGraphRetriever);

Apply the same pattern in DeepCopy().

Also applies to: 1200-1213

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1310-1353: Deserialize does not restore inference/graph configuration state

Deserialize copies many fields from deserializedObject but omits the newly added ones:

• InferenceOptimizationConfig
• KnowledgeGraph
• GraphStore
• HybridGraphRetriever

As a result:

• Any serialized inference optimization configuration is lost when rehydrating a model.
• Graph RAG components that may have been serialized are not restored onto the live instance, so all graph methods will see KnowledgeGraph/HybridGraphRetriever as null and throw InvalidOperationException.

If these configurations are intended to be serialized (see earlier comment), they should be restored here:

                 AgentRecommendation = deserializedObject.AgentRecommendation;
                 DeploymentConfiguration = deserializedObject.DeploymentConfiguration;
+                InferenceOptimizationConfig = deserializedObject.InferenceOptimizationConfig;
+                KnowledgeGraph = deserializedObject.KnowledgeGraph;
+                GraphStore = deserializedObject.GraphStore;
+                HybridGraphRetriever = deserializedObject.HybridGraphRetriever;

If they are not intended to be serialized, they should be [JsonIgnore] to avoid confusing, half-applied state.

src/PredictionModelBuilder.cs (1)

1100-1119: RL BuildAsync does not propagate inference optimization config

The RL training overload constructs PredictionModelResult with inferenceOptimizationConfig: null even if _inferenceOptimizationConfig was set via ConfigureInferenceOptimizations() on the builder. That means RL-trained models silently ignore that configuration, while supervised models honor it.

Unless this is intentional, consider passing _inferenceOptimizationConfig here for consistency:

-            deploymentConfig,
-            jitCompiledFunction: null,
-            inferenceOptimizationConfig: null,
+            deploymentConfig,
+            jitCompiledFunction: null,
+            inferenceOptimizationConfig: _inferenceOptimizationConfig,
             knowledgeGraph: _knowledgeGraph,
             graphStore: _graphStore,
             hybridGraphRetriever: _hybridGraphRetriever);

If RL models truly shouldn’t use these optimizations, documenting that in the XML remarks would avoid confusion.

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src/Models/Results/PredictionModelResult.cs (3)

1637-1670: QueryKnowledgeGraph input validation is fine; consider clarifying behavior for non-positive topK

The method guards against KnowledgeGraph == null and empty queries correctly. If topK is zero or negative, behavior depends entirely on KnowledgeGraph.FindRelatedNodes; consider either:

• Validating topK > 0 and throwing ArgumentOutOfRangeException, or
• Documenting what happens for topK <= 0.

Not blocking, but documenting or validating this would make the API more predictable.

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1711-1741: TraverseGraph should validate maxDepth or document semantics

TraverseGraph validates configuration and startNodeId, but maxDepth is passed unchecked. If a caller passes a negative depth, the behavior depends on KnowledgeGraph.BreadthFirstTraversal (could be error-prone or silently odd).

Consider:

• Enforcing maxDepth >= 0 with ArgumentOutOfRangeException, or
• Documenting the meaning of negative values in the XML comments.

Minor, but improves robustness.

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1743-1773: FindPathInGraph is fine; same note on argument semantics as TraverseGraph

Configuration and both node IDs are validated; returning the underlying FindShortestPath result looks good. Similar to TraverseGraph, you may want to document any constraints on node IDs (e.g., case sensitivity, existence) in the remarks, but that’s optional.

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphTransaction.cs (1)

102-168: Compensating rollback and original-entity capture look solid

The overall transaction wiring reads well:

• AddNode/AddEdge and RemoveNode/RemoveEdge queue operations cleanly, and removal now snapshots the original entity for undo.
• Commit logs to WAL first (when present), then applies each operation while tracking appliedOperations, and on failure walks that list in reverse through UndoOperation.
• UndoOperation’s mapping of forward vs. reverse actions is straightforward and easy to reason about.

Once the documentation is adjusted as noted above, this structure should be maintainable and testable going forward.

Also applies to: 183-226, 275-338

src/Models/Results/PredictionModelResult.cs (4)

5-5: Graph namespace import looks appropriate

Importing AiDotNet.RetrievalAugmentedGeneration.Graph here is consistent with the new graph-based APIs below; no issues.

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461-503: Constructor extension is fine, but some callers don’t pass new parameters

Extending this constructor with inferenceOptimizationConfig, knowledgeGraph, graphStore, and hybridGraphRetriever is coherent and the assignments look correct. However, some internal callers (e.g., WithParameters and DeepCopy) still invoke this ctor without passing the new configuration objects, so those paths will silently drop JIT/inference/graph configuration from the resulting instance. See comments near Lines 1099-1113 and 1200-1213.

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519-584: Meta-learning constructor wiring of graph components looks consistent

The meta-learning constructor correctly accepts and assigns knowledgeGraph, graphStore, and hybridGraphRetriever, and the meta-learning path in PredictionModelBuilder.BuildAsync() passes the corresponding builder fields by name. No functional issues here.

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1693-1709: HybridRetrieve argument checks look good; consider nullability on Vector

The method correctly enforces:

• HybridGraphRetriever is configured.
• queryEmbedding is non-null and non-empty.

Assuming Vector<T> is a class type, the null check is meaningful; if it’s a struct, the null condition is dead but harmless. Everything else here is straightforward delegation.

src/PredictionModelBuilder.cs (4)

20-20: Global graph using is consistent with new builder APIs

Adding global using AiDotNet.RetrievalAugmentedGeneration.Graph; here matches the new Graph RAG configuration method and field types; no issues.

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59-62: Graph RAG backing fields are straightforward

The new _knowledgeGraph, _graphStore, and _hybridGraphRetriever fields cleanly parallel the existing RAG fields. No correctness concerns here.

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562-578: Meta-learning BuildAsync path correctly threads graph RAG components

The meta-learning BuildAsync() overload now passes deploymentConfig plus _knowledgeGraph, _graphStore, and _hybridGraphRetriever into the meta-learning PredictionModelResult ctor. This keeps meta-trained models in parity with supervised ones for Graph RAG. Looks good.

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913-933: Supervised BuildAsync correctly propagates inferenceOptimizationConfig and graph components

In the supervised training path, the final PredictionModelResult construction now includes:

• _inferenceOptimizationConfig
• _knowledgeGraph
• _graphStore
• _hybridGraphRetriever

The argument ordering matches the ctor signature, and this keeps graph/inference config visible at inference time. Solid wiring.

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src/PredictionModelBuilder.cs (1)

1312-1360: ConfigureGraphRAG is not idempotent and can leave stale hybrid retrievers

Current behavior still matches the earlier review concern:

• Calling ConfigureGraphRAG(null, null, null) clears _graphStore but leaves any existing _knowledgeGraph and _hybridGraphRetriever intact, so Graph RAG cannot really be disabled.
• Reconfiguring with different combinations can desynchronize fields. Example:
  • First: ConfigureGraphRAG(store1, null, docStore1) → _graphStore=store1, _knowledgeGraph=KG1, _hybridGraphRetriever built with (KG1, docStore1).
  • Later: ConfigureGraphRAG(store2, null, null) → _graphStore=store2, _knowledgeGraph rebuilt as KG2, but _hybridGraphRetriever still points at the old (KG1, docStore1).

This makes repeated configuration hard to reason about and can yield stale retrieval behavior.

You can make the method fully replace/disable prior config by resetting the graph fields up front:

 public IPredictionModelBuilder<T, TInput, TOutput> ConfigureGraphRAG(
     IGraphStore<T>? graphStore = null,
     KnowledgeGraph<T>? knowledgeGraph = null,
     IDocumentStore<T>? documentStore = null)
 {
-    _graphStore = graphStore;
-
-    // Use provided knowledge graph or create one from the store
-    if (knowledgeGraph != null)
-    {
-        _knowledgeGraph = knowledgeGraph;
-    }
-    else if (graphStore != null)
-    {
-        _knowledgeGraph = new KnowledgeGraph<T>(graphStore);
-    }
-
-    // Create hybrid retriever if both graph and document store are available
-    if (_knowledgeGraph != null && documentStore != null)
-    {
-        _hybridGraphRetriever = new HybridGraphRetriever<T>(_knowledgeGraph, documentStore);
-    }
+    // Reset graph configuration so each call fully replaces or disables Graph RAG
+    _graphStore = graphStore;
+    _knowledgeGraph = null;
+    _hybridGraphRetriever = null;
+
+    // Use provided knowledge graph or create one from the store
+    if (knowledgeGraph != null)
+    {
+        _knowledgeGraph = knowledgeGraph;
+    }
+    else if (graphStore != null)
+    {
+        _knowledgeGraph = new KnowledgeGraph<T>(graphStore);
+    }
+
+    // Create hybrid retriever if both graph and document store are available
+    if (_knowledgeGraph != null && documentStore != null)
+    {
+        _hybridGraphRetriever = new HybridGraphRetriever<T>(_knowledgeGraph, documentStore);
+    }
 
     return this;
 }

This also gives you a natural “disable” semantics: calling ConfigureGraphRAG() (all parameters null) clears Graph RAG entirely.

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tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/MemoryGraphStoreTests.cs (3)

13-29: Consider making helper methods static.

Both CreateTestNode and CreateTestEdge do not reference any instance state and could be declared static for clarity and a minor performance improvement.

-        private GraphNode<double> CreateTestNode(string id, string label, Dictionary<string, object>? properties = null)
+        private static GraphNode<double> CreateTestNode(string id, string label, Dictionary<string, object>? properties = null)

-        private GraphEdge<double> CreateTestEdge(string sourceId, string relationType, string targetId, double weight = 1.0)
+        private static GraphEdge<double> CreateTestEdge(string sourceId, string relationType, string targetId, double weight = 1.0)

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113-171: Consider adding a test for duplicate edge handling.

The AddEdge tests cover null validation and non-existent node scenarios well. However, there's no test verifying what happens when adding an edge with the same source/target/relation combination twice. Depending on the implementation, this could either update the existing edge or create duplicates.

Consider adding:

[Fact]
public void AddEdge_WithDuplicateEdge_HandlesCorrectly()
{
    // Arrange
    var store = new MemoryGraphStore<double>();
    var node1 = CreateTestNode("node1", "PERSON");
    var node2 = CreateTestNode("node2", "COMPANY");
    store.AddNode(node1);
    store.AddNode(node2);
    var edge1 = CreateTestEdge("node1", "WORKS_AT", "node2", 0.5);
    var edge2 = CreateTestEdge("node1", "WORKS_AT", "node2", 0.9);

    // Act
    store.AddEdge(edge1);
    store.AddEdge(edge2);

    // Assert - verify expected behavior (update or duplicate)
}

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646-682: Consider adding label index verification after Clear.

The Clear tests verify that nodes and edges are removed, but don't explicitly verify that the label index is also cleared. This could catch potential memory leak issues if the label index retains references after Clear.

Consider extending the test:

         // Assert
         Assert.Equal(0, store.NodeCount);
         Assert.Equal(0, store.EdgeCount);
         Assert.Empty(store.GetAllNodes());
         Assert.Empty(store.GetAllEdges());
+        Assert.Empty(store.GetNodesByLabel("PERSON"));
+        Assert.Empty(store.GetNodesByLabel("COMPANY"));

src/PredictionModelBuilder.cs (1)

1101-1102: Minor doc wording nit: say “BuildAsync” instead of “Build”

The comment refers to “This Build() overload,” but the method is BuildAsync(int episodes, ...). Consider updating the wording for clarity; behavior is otherwise correct (no JIT in this overload).

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphEdge.cs (1)

117-146: Duplicate GetProperty logic between edge and node – consider a shared helper

This GetProperty<TValue> implementation is effectively identical to GraphNode<T>.GetProperty<TValue>. That’s fine functionally, but it does create a maintenance trap: any future tweaks to conversion rules or exception handling (e.g., adding overflow handling) will need to be done in two places and can easily drift.

Consider extracting this into a shared static helper or extension method on IDictionary<string, object> so both GraphNode<T> and GraphEdge<T> call the same implementation.

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tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/MemoryGraphStoreTests.cs (10)

31-44: LGTM!

Constructor test correctly validates that a new MemoryGraphStore initializes with zero nodes and edges.

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46-111: LGTM!

The AddNode tests provide good coverage including validation of null input, duplicate ID handling (upsert behavior), and label indexing. The assertions are thorough.

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173-244: LGTM!

The GetNode and GetEdge tests correctly verify retrieval of existing entities and null returns for non-existent IDs.

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246-327: LGTM!

Excellent coverage for RemoveNode, including cascade deletion of connected edges (both incoming and outgoing) and cleanup of the label index. The test at lines 278-306 thoroughly verifies that only unrelated edges remain after node removal.

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329-386: LGTM!

The RemoveEdge tests properly verify edge removal, return values, and importantly confirm that removing an edge does not cascade to node removal.

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388-506: LGTM!

The GetOutgoingEdges and GetIncomingEdges tests provide symmetric coverage for both edge directions, including empty results for non-existent nodes (graceful degradation rather than exceptions).

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508-559: LGTM!

The GetNodesByLabel tests provide thorough coverage for label-based querying including empty results for non-existent labels.

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561-644: LGTM!

The GetAllNodes and GetAllEdges tests correctly verify bulk retrieval operations for both populated and empty stores.

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684-739: LGTM!

Excellent integration test that validates the consistency of the graph store after multiple operations. The comments at lines 722-724 clearly document the expected cascade behavior when removing a node with multiple edges. The test correctly verifies that only edge3 (alice→acme) remains after removing "bob".

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1-8: Solid test coverage for MemoryGraphStore.

This test suite provides comprehensive coverage of the MemoryGraphStore<T> synchronous API, including edge cases like cascade edge deletion on node removal and label index maintenance. The tests are well-organized using regions and follow consistent naming conventions.

Note: As mentioned in the AI summary, async wrapper tests are covered separately in GraphStoreAsyncTests.cs.

src/PredictionModelBuilder.cs (2)

20-62: Graph RAG imports and private fields look consistent

The new global using for the Graph RAG namespace and the backing fields _knowledgeGraph, _graphStore, and _hybridGraphRetriever integrate cleanly with the existing builder state; no issues from a correctness or lifecycle perspective.

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562-577: Graph components are correctly threaded through all BuildAsync result paths

Passing _knowledgeGraph, _graphStore, and _hybridGraphRetriever into PredictionModelResult in the meta-learning, supervised, and RL BuildAsync overloads keeps the Graph RAG surface consistent across all training paths. The supervised and RL paths correctly pass these parameters positionally/by-name to the supervised constructor (lines 914-932 and 1103-1119), while the meta-learning path uses named parameters to the meta-learning constructor (lines 563-577), maintaining consistent wiring across all three code paths.

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src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphTransaction.cs (2)

8-26: Clarify ACID / crash‑recovery claim in class‑level docs

The remarks correctly describe atomicity as “best‑effort” and isolation as single‑threaded, but the sentence:

“For full ACID compliance with crash recovery, ensure a WriteAheadLog is configured.”

overstates what this class + WAL alone can guarantee, since strict atomicity and isolation still depend on IGraphStore<T> semantics and any recovery logic built on top of the WAL.

Consider rephrasing to something like “for stronger durability and crash‑recovery support, combine this with a transactional IGraphStore<T> and WriteAheadLog‑based recovery” or drop the “full ACID” language to avoid overselling guarantees.

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317-332: Update UndoOperation XML docs to match current behavior and naming

The remarks still reference “RecordRemoveNode/RecordRemoveEdge” and say the captured data allows “complete restoration during undo,” but the implementation:

• Uses RemoveNode / RemoveEdge on this class, not Record* methods.
• Re‑adds the captured node/edge, but cannot reconstruct any store‑specific derived or cascaded state (e.g., edges auto‑removed when a node is deleted).

I’d suggest tightening the comment to:

• Refer to RemoveNode / RemoveEdge as the capture points.
• State that undo re‑adds the captured node/edge when present, but does not attempt to restore additional derived state, so rollback fidelity depends on the underlying IGraphStore<T>.

Keeps expectations aligned with the actual rollback semantics.

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src/Models/Results/PredictionModelResult.cs (2)

479-521: Constructors correctly wire Graph RAG dependencies into the result

The extended constructors that accept knowledgeGraph, graphStore, and hybridGraphRetriever (both the “optimizationResult + normalizationInfo” and the meta-learning constructors) correctly:

• Assign the new parameters to the corresponding internal fields.
• Preserve existing wiring for RAG, LoRA, CV, agent, deployment, JIT, and inference optimization config.

Once the clone/WithParameters propagation is fixed (see prior comment), this provides a consistent way for the builder to inject graph components into new PredictionModelResult instances.

Also applies to: 537-602

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1655-1833: Graph query APIs are generally well-shaped; consider tightening input validation and edge handling

The new graph APIs (QueryKnowledgeGraph, HybridRetrieve, TraverseGraph, FindPathInGraph, GetNodeRelationships) look coherent:

• They all guard against missing configuration (KnowledgeGraph / HybridGraphRetriever null) with clear InvalidOperationException messages.
• They validate core string/embedding inputs for null/empty cases.
• GetNodeRelationships now uses EdgeDirection instead of string flags, which solves the prior brittleness and makes the API safer.

A few small refinements worth considering:

1. Validate numeric parameters

Currently parameters like topK, expansionDepth, and maxResults are accepted as-is:

• Negative or zero topK / maxResults, or negative expansionDepth, would be allowed through to the underlying graph/retriever and may behave unexpectedly.

You could defensively guard them, e.g.:

if (topK <= 0)
    throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException(nameof(topK), "topK must be greater than 0.");
if (expansionDepth < 0)
    throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException(nameof(expansionDepth), "expansionDepth cannot be negative.");
if (maxResults <= 0)
    throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException(nameof(maxResults), "maxResults must be greater than 0.");

2. Optional deduplication in GetNodeRelationships

When direction == EdgeDirection.Both, the same edge could be returned twice if the underlying graph represents a self-loop or if your outgoing/incoming implementations can overlap. If callers typically expect a set of unique edges, consider either:

• Deduplicating by edge ID in this method, or
• Documenting that duplicates are possible when requesting Both.

Overall the APIs are clear and align with the rest of the class’s style; the suggested validations are just to harden behavior against misuse.

src/PredictionModelBuilder.cs (2)

59-62: Graph RAG builder state and ConfigureGraphRAG semantics are reasonable; clarify replace/disable behavior

The new private fields (_knowledgeGraph, _graphStore, _hybridGraphRetriever) and ConfigureGraphRAG(...) implementation behave as intended:

• ConfigureGraphRAG(null, null, null) now explicitly disables Graph RAG by clearing all three fields.
• On non-null calls, _graphStore is set from the parameter; _knowledgeGraph is either the supplied instance or a fresh KnowledgeGraph<T> from graphStore.
• _hybridGraphRetriever is created only when both a non-null _knowledgeGraph and documentStore are supplied; otherwise it is cleared.

This addresses the prior non-idempotence concern by making each call replace the previous configuration.

Two subtle behaviors are worth documenting:

1. Each call fully replaces prior graph config

Because _graphStore and _knowledgeGraph are always reset from the current parameters, calls that pass only a subset of args don’t “merge” with previous state. For example:

builder.ConfigureGraphRAG(store1, null, docStore1);
// ...
builder.ConfigureGraphRAG(documentStore: docStore2);

The second call leaves _graphStore and _knowledgeGraph as null and clears _hybridGraphRetriever, effectively disabling Graph RAG and ignoring docStore2. That’s logically consistent with “this call defines the full config,” but might surprise users who expect incremental updates.

2. documentStore is ephemeral

documentStore is not stored on the builder; it’s only used to create a HybridGraphRetriever. That’s fine, but it reinforces that:

• You must pass a documentStore along with either graphStore or knowledgeGraph every time you want to (re)enable hybrid retrieval.
• Passing documentStore alone will always clear _hybridGraphRetriever.

I’d suggest:

• Explicitly stating in the XML remarks that each ConfigureGraphRAG call fully replaces previous Graph RAG settings and that documentStore must be supplied together with graphStore/knowledgeGraph to (re)enable hybrid retrieval.
• Optionally, adding a guard that logs or throws if documentStore is provided without a graph source, to make this misuse more obvious.

Functionally the implementation is sound; these clarifications would just make the API behavior more predictable to callers.

Also applies to: 1312-1379

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562-579: Graph RAG components are correctly propagated into all build paths

The wiring of Graph RAG state into PredictionModelResult looks consistent across build modes:

• Meta-learning BuildAsync() now passes deploymentConfiguration, _knowledgeGraph, _graphStore, and _hybridGraphRetriever to the meta-learning constructor.
• Main supervised BuildAsync(x, y) passes _inferenceOptimizationConfig and all three graph components to the extended (optimizationResult, normalizationInfo, ...) constructor.
• RL BuildAsync(episodes, …) also passes _inferenceOptimizationConfig and the graph fields, with a clear comment that JIT is not used in this overload (so jitCompiledFunction defaults to null).

This ensures that, when ConfigureGraphRAG has been called, all result instances produced by the builder share the same graph configuration (subject to the clone/WithParameters propagation issue noted in PredictionModelResult).

Also applies to: 913-933, 1101-1120

src/RetrievalAugmentedGeneration/Graph/GraphTransaction.cs (2)

71-80: Align TransactionId semantics with WAL usage or document as a separate correlation ID

TransactionId is set from DateTime.UtcNow.Ticks in Begin() and never used when logging to the WAL (each _wal.Log* call uses its own internal transaction ID). That makes it unclear how callers should interpret GraphTransaction.TransactionId relative to WAL entries.

Either:

• Document that TransactionId is just a local correlation ID unrelated to WAL IDs, or
• Plumb a single ID from GraphTransaction into all WAL entries for this transaction (e.g., via an overload that accepts a transaction ID), or
• Remove the property if it’s not meant to be consumed.

This will make diagnostics and future recovery tooling less confusing.

Also applies to: 95-107

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360-390: Dispose rollback catch block and comment don’t match current Rollback behavior

Dispose currently catches InvalidOperationException and IOException from Rollback(), but Rollback() only inspects _state, clears _operations, and updates _state; it doesn’t touch the store or I/O, so an IOException can’t be thrown there under the current implementation.

Given that:

• The comment mentions “underlying store may be unavailable” and “per IDisposable contract,” but no store calls happen here.
• Only two specific exception types are suppressed; any other exception from Rollback() would still surface from Dispose.

You could simplify by:

• Dropping the IOException catch (and adjusting the comment), or
• If you plan to extend Rollback() to hit the store, clarifying that in the remarks and considering a more general “best‑effort, never throw from Dispose” approach.

Right now it’s slightly misleading but not functionally harmful.

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src/Enums/EdgeDirection.cs (1)

1-36: Enum definition and documentation look solid

The EdgeDirection enum cleanly models the three relevant cases (Outgoing/Incoming/Both), and the XML docs clarify semantics well for downstream graph APIs.

src/Models/Results/PredictionModelResult.cs (1)

5-5: Graph and enum imports are appropriate

The added usings for the graph RAG namespace and enums match the new graph-oriented APIs and keep the file’s references explicit.

Also applies to: 17-17

src/PredictionModelBuilder.cs (1)

20-20: Graph namespace global using is consistent with new builder API

Adding the graph RAG global using here matches the new ConfigureGraphRAG surface and avoids fully-qualified types elsewhere in the builder.

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src/Models/Results/PredictionModelResult.cs (1)

421-421: InferenceOptimizationConfig is silently dropped on Deserialize

InferenceOptimizationConfig is:

• Accepted and stored via the extended constructor parameters.
• Propagated correctly by WithParameters and DeepCopy.
• Not marked [JsonIgnore], so it will be serialized by Json.NET.

However, Deserialize(byte[] data) copies many fields from deserializedObject but never assigns InferenceOptimizationConfig, so any configured inference optimization settings are lost after deserialization, and subsequent clones also won’t carry them.

This is currently a lifecycle gap and will become user-visible once inference-time optimizations actually consult this config on the result object.

You can fix it by copying the field in Deserialize:

                 LoRAConfiguration = deserializedObject.LoRAConfiguration;
                 CrossValidationResult = deserializedObject.CrossValidationResult;
                 AgentConfig = deserializedObject.AgentConfig;
                 AgentRecommendation = deserializedObject.AgentRecommendation;
-                DeploymentConfiguration = deserializedObject.DeploymentConfiguration;
+                DeploymentConfiguration = deserializedObject.DeploymentConfiguration;
+                InferenceOptimizationConfig = deserializedObject.InferenceOptimizationConfig;

This keeps the clone/constructor behavior and deserialization behavior consistent.

Also applies to: 495-499, 579-580, 929-932, 1115-1135, 1221-1241, 1361-1371

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src/PredictionModelBuilder.cs (1)

1292-1382: Clarify or guard partial Graph RAG reconfiguration in ConfigureRetrievalAugmentedGeneration

The Graph RAG branch behaves as follows:

• All graph args null ⇒ _graphStore, _knowledgeGraph, _hybridGraphRetriever are cleared (good for disable).
• graphStore/knowledgeGraph provided ⇒ _knowledgeGraph rebuilt accordingly, _hybridGraphRetriever created only when documentStore is non-null.
• documentStore non-null but both graphStore and knowledgeGraph null ⇒ _graphStore and _knowledgeGraph are cleared and _hybridGraphRetriever set to null, effectively disabling Graph RAG even if it was previously configured.

That last case is a bit non-obvious: passing only a new documentStore to “update” hybrid retrieval actually wipes the previous graph configuration. At minimum, it would help to:

• Document that documentStore has no effect unless a graph is also provided in the same call, and
• Consider validating documentStore-only calls (e.g., throw or log) instead of silently clearing existing graph state.

This would make misconfiguration easier to detect.

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src/Interfaces/IPredictionModelBuilder.cs (1)

5-5: Graph RAG API surface and docs look consistent and well-scoped

The added Graph RAG parameters (graphStore, knowledgeGraph, documentStore) and remarks align with the concrete implementation in PredictionModelBuilder.ConfigureRetrievalAugmentedGeneration, including the “all-null disables RAG” behavior and hybrid retrieval semantics. No issues from an interface/API perspective.

Also applies to: 342-391

src/PredictionModelBuilder.cs (1)

20-20: Graph RAG wiring through builder, builds, and deserialization is coherent

The new _knowledgeGraph, _graphStore, and _hybridGraphRetriever fields are consistently:

• Set via ConfigureRetrievalAugmentedGeneration.
• Propagated into all PredictionModelResult constructors (meta, supervised, RL builds).
• Reattached after DeserializeModel when the builder has graph components configured.

This matches the intent that graph infrastructure is runtime-only (non-serialized) but can be reattached via the builder, and also enables “retrofitting” Graph RAG to previously saved models by configuring the builder before loading. Behavior is internally consistent; just be aware this makes builder configuration at load time authoritative for graph behavior.

If you expect users to frequently load models with different builder graph configurations, consider documenting that DeserializeModel attaches whatever graph components are currently configured on the builder, regardless of how the model was originally built.

Also applies to: 58-62, 563-579, 913-933, 979-1120, 1222-1233

src/Models/Results/PredictionModelResult.cs (1)

5-5: Graph RAG integration and public graph APIs are well-structured

• Graph runtime fields (KnowledgeGraph, GraphStore, HybridGraphRetriever) are internal, [JsonIgnore], and only set via constructors or AttachGraphComponents, matching the intent that heavy graph infra isn’t serialized.
• New APIs (QueryKnowledgeGraph, HybridRetrieve, TraverseGraph, FindPathInGraph, GetNodeRelationships) all:
  • Validate that the relevant graph component is configured.
  • Validate basic arguments (null/empty checks).
  • Delegate directly to KnowledgeGraph/HybridGraphRetriever without hidden side effects.
• Use of EdgeDirection instead of raw strings in GetNodeRelationships removes the brittleness called out in the previous review, and the logic for Outgoing/Incoming/Both is clear.

Overall the graph feature surface on PredictionModelResult looks coherent and safe.

Also applies to: 17-17, 214-259, 479-521, 567-602, 1665-1865