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Adds an optional, advisory AI triage reporter: classifies every failed screenshot comparison as flaky / intentional / real_bug, logs one line per diff, writes ai_report.json, and annotates snap_diff_report.html — per failure, an AI verdict badge plus similarity · confidence · summary. Never changes pass/fail: the pixel diff stays the verdict; auto-accept is a userland CI recipe (in docs), not core.

  • Offline-first default: CLIP via informers (ONNX, ~90 MB quantized, ~40 ms/image, no key). Absent gem → one warning, then silence.
  • Zero hard deps: gemspec unchanged.
  • Pluggable backends: register by name or inject an instance — SnapDiff::Ai.register(:jev) { JevBackend.new }. Recipes for TypeSafe Jev (typed verdict + confidence + auto-accept) and Qwen2.5-VL/Ollama (one-sentence explanation) live in docs/ai.md, keeping core free of network code paths.

Design (KISS)

lib/snap_diff/ai.rb                  # registry, verdict(similarity), shared result store  (~81 lines)
lib/snap_diff/ai/backends/clip.rb    # offline CLIP backend, self-registers as :clip        (~41 lines)
lib/snap_diff/reporters/ai_simple.rb # reporter protocol; writes the store                  (~109 lines)
lib/snap_diff/reporters/html.rb      # +13 lines: annotates failures from the store         (defined? guard)
templates/report.html.erb            # +29 lines: AI verdict badge + summary strip

A backend is any object with #call(name:, base:, current:, meta:) -> Hash. The hash may carry :verdict (outranks thresholds) or :similarity (classified); all other keys pass through untouched.

The HTML mix: both reporters share one store — AiSimple writes results into SnapDiff::Ai (keyed by screenshot name), HTML attaches SnapDiff::Ai[name] to each failure entry behind a defined?(SnapDiff::Ai) guard. Zero wiring, zero coupling: html.rb never requires the AI module, and when AI isn't loaded the report is byte-identical to before. Fork-parallel merges results in the parent before render.

Follow-ups (skip_area suggestion, grouping, assert_ai_matches_screenshot) add backends or analyzers; no edits to these files.

Why advisory-only

Percy/Argos-style AI-assisted review, not Applitools-style AI-powered diffing: a diff is evidence and evidence should be reproducible; a model deciding which failures count is an undebuggable black box.

Guarantees

  • Thread-safe (one mutex for store + registry; CLIP inference serialized).
  • Fork-parallel merge via dump_state/merge_state!.
  • Per-assertion backend errors warn and skip — a reporter never takes a suite down.
  • Missing image → similarity: nil → verdict unknown, never an invented 0.0.

Test plan

15 unit tests with stub assertions and lambda backends — no vips, fixtures, or model downloads — including the store→HTML annotation path and the rendered-report markup. Manual: add gem "informers", register the reporter in a host app, break a screenshot → expect [snap_diff:ai:clip] name: VERDICT similarity=…, ai_report.json, and the AI badge in snap_diff_report.html.

Summary by Sourcery

Add optional, offline-first AI triage for failed screenshot comparisons with pluggable backends, JSON output, and HTML annotations.

New Features:

  • Add optional AI-assisted triage for failed screenshot comparisons with flaky, intentional, real_bug, and unknown verdicts.
  • Annotate HTML screenshot reports and failure messages with AI verdicts and backend-provided metadata.
  • Support offline CLIP triage by default and pluggable custom backends registered by name or instance.
  • Generate per-run JSON triage reports and expose fork-parallel result merging.

Enhancements:

  • Keep AI advisory by default while supporting opt-in verdict-based failure gating.
  • Handle unavailable or failing optional AI backends without taking down the test suite.
  • Document AI setup, backend recipes, CI usage, and reporter integration.

Documentation:

  • Document optional AI-assisted triage, configuration, custom backends, gating, and CI integration.

Tests:

  • Add unit coverage for AI classification, backend resolution and failures, gating, persistence, fork-state merging, and HTML annotations.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Added optional AI-assisted triage for visual comparison failures, classifying results as flaky, intentional, real bug, or unknown.
    • Offline CLIP and custom backends can provide verdicts and similarity details in logs, failure messages, and HTML reports.
    • Triage is advisory by default; optional verdict-based gating can affect test results.
  • Documentation
    • Added guidance for setup, custom backends, CI use, and sharing results across parallel runs.

SnapDiff::Ai: backend registry (register by name or inject), the one
verdict(similarity) threshold function, and a shared result store keyed
by screenshot name. SnapDiff::Reporters::AiSimple classifies failed
comparisons as flaky/intentional/real_bug and writes the store; the
HTML reporter annotates failures from it behind a defined? guard, so
snap_diff_report.html gains an AI verdict badge and summary per failure
with zero wiring. Default backend: offline CLIP (informers). Never
changes pass/fail. Fork-parallel safe.
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Adds an optional, advisory AI triage pipeline with a pluggable backend registry, offline CLIP default, shared thread-safe results, JSON output, fork-parallel merging, and automatic HTML annotations, while leaving pixel-based pass/fail behavior unchanged.

Sequence diagram for advisory AI failure analysis

sequenceDiagram
    participant Comparison as Pixel comparison
    participant AI as AiSimple
    participant Backend as AI backend
    participant Store as SnapDiff::Ai
    participant HTML as HTML reporter

    AI->>Comparison: compare
    Comparison-->>AI: failed difference
    AI->>Backend: call(name:, base:, current:, meta:)
    Backend-->>AI: result hash
    AI->>AI: Ai.verdict(similarity, thresholds)
    AI->>Store: record_result(result)
    AI->>Store: results
    Store-->>AI: analyzed results
    AI->>AI: finalize
    AI->>HTML: render failure entry
    HTML->>Store: [](name)
    Store-->>HTML: AI annotation
    HTML-->>HTML: render verdict badge and summary
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Change Details Files
Introduces an optional, advisory AI triage API with a thread-safe backend registry, shared result store, similarity-based verdict classification, and fork-state synchronization.
  • Adds lazy backend registration and instance injection with a built-in :clip backend.
  • Classifies failed comparisons as flaky, intentional, real_bug, or unknown using configurable thresholds, while honoring backend-provided verdicts.
  • Stores JSON-serializable results, supports reset/read/dump/merge operations, and keeps AI failures non-fatal.
lib/snap_diff/ai.rb
lib/snap_diff/ai/backends/clip.rb
Adds a reporter that analyzes failed screenshot comparisons, emits advisory diagnostics, persists results, and integrates with parallel reporting.
  • Invokes the selected backend only for failed comparisons and records similarity, verdict, confidence, and summary metadata.
  • Warns once when optional dependencies are unavailable and isolates per-assertion backend failures.
  • Writes ai_report.json and provides aggregate run summaries plus fork merge hooks.
lib/snap_diff/reporters/ai_simple.rb
Extends HTML reporting to display optional AI annotations without introducing a hard dependency on the AI module.
  • Attaches shared-store results to matching failure entries under a defined? guard.
  • Adds sidebar badges and a detail strip showing verdict, similarity, confidence, and summary.
  • Preserves the existing report structure when AI triage is not enabled.
lib/snap_diff/reporters/html.rb
lib/snap_diff/reporters/templates/report.html.erb
Documents the advisory triage workflow and validates the backend, persistence, parallel merge, and HTML annotation behavior.
  • Documents offline CLIP setup, custom backends, TypeSafe/Ollama recipes, hybrid analysis, and userland CI gating.
  • Adds unit coverage for classification thresholds, custom backends, dependency degradation, error handling, JSON output, fork merging, and rendered HTML markup.
docs/ai.md
test/unit/reporters/ai_simple_test.rb

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This change adds optional AI triage for differing visual comparisons. It adds backend registration, a CLIP backend, shared result storage, and an AISimple reporter with optional failure gating. HTML reports can display matching AI verdicts and supporting details.

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AI triage

Layer / File(s) Summary
Backend registry, verdicts, and results
lib/snap_diff/ai.rb, lib/snap_diff/ai/backends/clip.rb, test/unit/reporters/ai_simple_test.rb, docs/ai.md, README.md, CHANGELOG.md
Adds backend registration and resolution, verdict thresholds, a synchronized result store, and a CLIP backend. Tests and documentation cover backend selection, optional dependencies, thresholds, and custom backend examples.
Analysis, gating, and assertion results
lib/snap_diff/reporters/ai_simple.rb, lib/snap_diff/screenshot_assertion.rb, test/unit/reporters/ai_simple_test.rb, test/fixtures/ai_triage_case.rb, test/integration/ai_triage_test.rb, docs/ai.md, docs/reporters.md
Adds analysis of differing comparisons, result logging and storage, summaries, optional failure gating, and state exchange. Screenshot validation can suppress or augment mismatch messages based on gate results.
HTML verdict annotations
lib/snap_diff/reporters/html.rb, lib/snap_diff/reporters/templates/report.html.erb, test/unit/reporters/ai_simple_test.rb
Adds stored AI annotations to matching failure entries and displays verdict badges and available similarity, confidence, and summary fields. Tests cover annotations and rendered markup.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant ScreenshotAssertion
  participant AISimple
  participant SnapDiffAI as SnapDiff::AI
  participant Backend
  participant HTMLReporter
  ScreenshotAssertion->>SnapDiffAI: request gated result
  SnapDiffAI->>AISimple: delegate gate evaluation
  AISimple->>Backend: analyze differing comparison
  Backend-->>AISimple: return verdict and result fields
  AISimple->>SnapDiffAI: record result
  AISimple-->>ScreenshotAssertion: return gate result
  HTMLReporter->>SnapDiffAI: look up result by failure name
  SnapDiffAI-->>HTMLReporter: return matching annotation
  HTMLReporter->>HTMLReporter: render verdict and available details
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 1490f

The optional failure gate can miss a screenshot difference when a backend returns a non-finite score or a comparison is reused. A later backend error can also show an outdated verdict. Correct the gate paths before merging unless these bounded risks are explicitly accepted.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 1490f

The optional failure gate can remain active after its reporter is removed or replaced with advisory-only reporting. Shared results can also associate a verdict with the wrong comparison. Advisory defaults and conservative error handling limit exposure, but policy ownership and result identity need attention.

Retained concerns

  • Medium · reliability · observed: Failure-suppression policy is installed by reporter construction rather than owned by the active reporter lifecycle. Removing a gated reporter or constructing an advisory-only replacement leaves the previous gate authoritative; multiple gated reporters overwrite the same global policy. Subsequent screenshot assertions can therefore suppress mismatches under a policy that is no longer represented by the active reporter configuration. This requires trusted in-process configuration changes; ordinary single-reporter startup remains consistent.
  • Low · reliability · observed: Shared results are identified only by screenshot name, while HTML attaches them at render time and fork merging overwrites matching names. Repeated names can associate another comparison's verdict with a failure, weakening the integrity of the triage information used for human review. Backend failure also leaves an earlier same-name result available for failure-text fallback. This is an attribution problem, not a demonstrated automatic gate bypass: fresh comparisons are independently analyzed before suppression.
Security review details

Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The global gate's effective authority covers differing screenshot assertions in its process, not only assertions delivered to the reporter that installed it. A configured backend receives image paths and metadata and executes as application code. No tenant-scoped isolation, sandbox, or reduced credential authority is provided by this interface; deployment-specific data and credential exposure depends on the selected backend.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • inferred — The supported policy-drift path is trusted code constructing a gated reporter, later removing it or configuring advisory-only reporting, and a subsequent assertion still consulting the old gate. Screenshot content can influence the configured classifier, but independent attacker control over gate configuration or a privileged sink was not established. This is unexpected validation authority, not a verified remote exploit.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Backend output crosses from advisory data into test-acceptance authority only when fail_on is configured. Unknown or invalid verdicts cannot suppress failures, and absent analysis preserves failure. A recognized backend verdict is intentionally authoritative over threshold classification, so the configured backend becomes part of the acceptance policy.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — Store and memo mutexes protect individual operations, but do not establish run ownership or comparison identity for exported results. Fork merging cannot retroactively change decisions already made in workers; its demonstrated weakness is ambiguous parent-side attribution. Backend errors preserve automatic failure while potentially leaving stale triage text available.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Bind suppression policy to an explicitly active owner, with defined replacement and removal semantics. Give results run/comparison provenance and deterministic fork-conflict handling rather than relying only on screenshot names. Treat these as lifecycle and attribution improvements, not evidence of an established attacker exploit.
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- Line 47: Replace the nested ternary in the verdict-selection logic with
if/elsif branches for the flaky, intentional, and real_bug bands, preserving the
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- ai.rb: if/elsif instead of nested ternary (Style/NestedTernaryOperator)
- clip.rb: public prefetch! to warm the model cache before the first diff
- html.rb: attach AI annotations at render time — HTML records before the
  AI reporter and fork merges land after record, so record-time lookup
  always missed
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- docs/ai.md: document the prefetch step
- tests: cover render-time attachment and reporter-order independence
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All four review findings addressed in 525605f:

  1. ai.rb nested ternary → replaced with if/elsif bands (fixes Style/NestedTernaryOperator lint failure).
  2. CLIP offline prerequisite → added public Clip#prefetch! (downloads/loads the model at setup) and documented it in docs/ai.md as a suite-setup / cached CI step, so fully offline runs don't hit the network on the first diff.
  3. HTML annotation timing → lookup moved from record time to render time (attach_ai_annotations runs in render). This was worse than flagged: HTML auto-registers before AiSimple, so its record always ran first and record-time lookup would have missed even serially. Covered by a new test that records the AI result after HTML records the failure.
  4. Verdict-derived CSS class (CWE-79) → added an AI_VERDICTS allowlist; the ai-* class is only emitted for known verdicts, labels stay escaped. Applied to both the sidebar badge and the top strip.

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- Struct.new with no members misbehaves on Ruby 3.1 (ArgumentError at
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🟡 Minor · Clear AI results at the start of each suite. · ai.rb:56-73

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Clear AI results at the start of each suite.

When a custom framework runs two suites in one process and calls Reporting.finalize! for each, the registered AiSimple reporter can write a first-suite result into the second suite’s ai_report.json, even if the second suite records no AI result. Clear the store at the new suite boundary.

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- SnapDiff::Ai -> SnapDiff::AI, AiSimple -> AISimple (matches HTML reporter convention)
- failure message quotes the AI verdict inline (no clicks needed)
- fail_on: %w[real_bug] gates pass/fail on the AI verdict; flaky/intentional
  diffs are suppressed (still logged/stored/badged), unknown always fails
- analysis memoized in the shared store: gate-time work is reused by record
…tion, real typesafe-sdk Jev API

- results live only in the shared SnapDiff::AI store; finalize is a no-op,
  output_path/REPORT_FILENAME gone; CI gating docs point at fail_on:
- registered factory raising non-ArgumentError now warns and disables
  triage instead of aborting test-helper setup (unknown names/invalid
  backends still raise)
- Jev recipe corrected to typesafe-sdk: require "typesafe/sdk",
  Typesafe::SDK::Client.new(api_key:), Typesafe::SDK::Choice/Noul
- standardrb --fix: semicolon-in-lambda in gate memoization test

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- Line 99: In the verdict normalization flow around `raw[:verdict]`, preserve
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any other provided value to `unknown` so `fails?` handles it safely. Keep the
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pftg added 2 commits October 5, 2026 15:31
Advisory mode: verdicts logged, summarized, badged in the HTML report,
pixel diff still fails. Gate mode: flaky suppressed (suite green), real
bugs fail with the verdict quoted in the failure message. Stubbed are
only capture (file copy) and the backend (name-keyed fake) -- no model
download, no network.
CodeRabbit round 3:
- analyze_once memoized by difference object identity, not screenshot
  name: a later test asserting the same name re-analyzes, so a stale
  'flaky' can never suppress a fresh regression
- backend verdicts outside real_bug/intentional/flaky/unknown normalize
  to 'unknown', which the fail-gate never suppresses (AI::VERDICTS)

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🟡 Minor · Do not reuse a stored verdict after gate analysis fails. · screenshot_assertion.rb:73-79

lib/snap_diff/screenshot_assertion.rb:73-79
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Do not reuse a stored verdict after gate analysis fails.

When a fresh comparison with the same screenshot name reaches the gate and the backend raises, gated_result returns nil. The fallback can then add the previous comparison’s verdict to the current failure message. Read AI[name] only when no gate is configured.

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-        ai ||= SnapDiff::AI[name] if defined?(SnapDiff::AI)
+        ai ||= SnapDiff::AI[name] if defined?(SnapDiff::AI) && !SnapDiff::AI.gate
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Review comment at @lib/snap_diff/screenshot_assertion.rb around lines 73 - 79:
Update the AI fallback in screenshot assertion message construction so it reads
SnapDiff::AI[name] only when no gate is configured; preserve the current
behavior of using the fresh ai value when available.

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Review comments at @lib/snap_diff/reporters/ai_simple.rb:
- Line 95: Update the memoization around `@memo.fetch` so cached analysis is
reused only when the difference identity and a snapshot of `name`, both image
paths, and `difference.to_h` match; otherwise call `analyze` with the current
inputs and store the result under the updated key.
- Line 112: Update the verdict assignment in the AI reporter so that when
`raw[:verdict]` is nil, non-finite numeric similarities map to `unknown` before
classification; otherwise preserve the existing `AI.verdict` behavior.

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Review comments at @lib/snap_diff/screenshot_assertion.rb:
- Around line 73-79: Update the AI fallback in screenshot assertion message
construction so it reads SnapDiff::AI[name] only when no gate is configured;
preserve the current behavior of using the fresh ai value when available.

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pftg added 7 commits October 5, 2026 19:14
CodeRabbit round 4 (both Minor):
- AI.verdict maps non-finite/non-numeric similarity to 'unknown' instead
  of classifying Infinity as flaky (gate could suppress a real diff)
- memo key includes name + difference.to_h snapshot alongside object
  identity: reassigned compare or mutated result re-analyzes
The three subprocess cases are the suite's priciest tests. Skip them
unless lib/snap_diff/ai.rb, the AI reporter, or these tests/fixtures
changed vs origin/master; RUN_AI_TESTS=1 forces, master and shallow
checkouts fail open. CI checkouts get fetch-depth: 0 for the merge-base.
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pftg merged commit 56cb1c3 into master Oct 6, 2026
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