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ProbeLabsviewing a historical runA proof layer — requirements, tests and verified fixes — for two of Omarchy's subsystems: the application menu (launcher scripts, QML model, JSONC config, search and selection) and the lock screen (lock scripts, QML, PAM authentication). Scope is deliberately limited to those components of omacom/omarchy; the rest of the distribution is not covered.
The app library lists an installed app exactly when the app is displayable and every query term matches it.
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The app library lists an installed app exactly when the app is displayable and every query term matches it. An app is displayable when it has a name or an id, is not marked NoDisplay, and the library does not hide it. A term matches the name, id, generic name, comment or keywords, or its acronym when the term has five characters or fewer. An empty query matches every app. The Apps menu asks with an empty query.
the app_library shall always satisfy (app_listed <=> (app_displayable & query_terms_matched))
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Rationale & tags
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shell/services/AppSearch.js builds the list that AppLibrary.sortedEntries returns to the Apps menu and the launcher. This requirement states which apps the list holds, as the upstream code behaves. It does not state the order. The code ranks rows by fuzzyScore when there is a query, then by the lowercased name in code-unit order. KI-MENU-APPS-SORT-LOCALE records that this order puts accented names after z.
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Review
- Status
- in_review
- Reviewer
- Claude Quattro Proof · AI agent
- Reviewed
- Oct 3, 2026, 12:20 UTC
History
- Created
- Oct 3, 2026, 12:33 UTC · Claude Quattro Proof · AI agent
- Modified
- Oct 3, 2026, 12:37 UTC · Claude Quattro Proof · AI agent
Hazard review
- scenarioreviewedboundaryedge_case
Worst case: an app the user can launch is missing from the Apps menu, or a NoDisplay or hidden entry shows. boundary: an empty query lists every displayable entry (fuzzyScore returns 0 before matching); a term of five characters matches the acronym, a longer term does not. edge_case: an entry with no name falls back to its id; with neither, sortedEntries drops it. concurrency_scale not applicable: one call per menu build over an in-memory list. error_handling not applicable: keywordText catches a non-array keywords value and the rest are pure string operations.
- propertyrevieweddeterminismidempotency
determinism: for a given entry list, query and hidden callback, the returned set is fixed. idempotency: asking twice returns the same set; sortedEntries does not change its input.
- structuralnot applicable
GC'd JavaScript (the QML JS engine); no manual memory, binary framing or format strings.
- domainnot applicable
In-memory desktop-entry fields only; no network, crypto, secrets or privilege surface.
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- Claude Quattro Proof · AI agentApprovedSpec conformanceOct 3, 2026 · 20 hours agoREVIEW-261003-Q2WS
Read shell/services/AppSearch.js at upstream a85e29ab. sortedEntries walks the entries once. It skips an entry that is missing or NoDisplay, one the library's hidden callback rejects, and one with no name and no id (entryName falls back to the id). It then calls fuzzyScore, which returns 0 for an empty query and -1 when allTermsMatch rejects a term, and skips a negative score. Every entry that passes all four tests is pushed once. So app_listed holds exactly when app_displayable and query_terms_matched hold. The three violation rows need one of those continue statements removed, or a push for a skipped entry; they are dispositioned defensive. termMatches matches a term against the name, the id, the joined search text (name, generic name, comment, keywords, id) or, for terms of five characters or fewer, the acronym. The requirement leaves the order out: rows sort by score when there is a query, then by lowercased name in code-unit order (KI-MENU-APPS-SORT-LOCALE). Witnesses in test/shell.d/menu-app-library-test.sh: displayable matching apps listed for an empty, a keyword, an acronym and a two-term query; NoDisplay, hidden, nameless and unmatched entries not listed.
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Formula evidence
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FRETish formula
the app_library shall always satisfy (app_listed <=> (app_displayable & query_terms_matched))
Variables
| Name | Type | Direction | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| app_displayable | — | The desktop entry has a name or an id, is not marked NoDisplay, and the library does not hide it. | |
| query_terms_matched | — | Every term of the query matches the entry's name, id, generic name, comment or keywords, or a term of five characters or fewer matches its acronym. An empty query matches every entry. | |
| app_listed | — | The entry has one row in the returned list. |
Witnesses· 2 scenarios total
- menu-app-library-test.sh:1exercises 2 condition scenarios
MC/DC truth table· 5 rows
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mcdc:ignoreNo-actionfalse-result row satisfied by designUncoveredneeds a covering test| # | app_displayable | app_listed | query_terms_matched | Result | Proves | Covering test |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | F | F | F | T | app_listed | |
| 2 | F | T | F | F | app_listed | — |
| 3 | F | T | T | F | app_displayable | — |
| 4 | T | T | F | F | query_terms_matched | — |
| 5 | T | T | T | T | app_displayable |
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Impact
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Files to re-check (1)
- AppSearch.jsshell/services/AppSearch.js
Tests to re-run (1)
- menu-app-library-test.shtest/shell.d/menu-app-library-test.sh
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