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fix(explore): retain local callee bodies with file pins - #391
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Review comments at @src/mcp/tools.ts:
- Line 6190: Update the same-file callee traversal around the `group.nodes`
membership check: do not skip an otherwise eligible callee merely because it was
absent from the initial pinned-file gather. Add each accepted callee to
`group.nodes` before later range passes use it, while preserving the existing
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When a query names functions and pins several large files, unrelated declarations can displace local callee bodies. This change reserves source for up to sixteen local helpers across two call or callback hops, within the existing file and output budgets. Named bodies retain priority when the final size trim removes a source block.
The review follow-up admits eligible same-file helpers even when they fall beyond the first 300 gathered nodes. They join the selected file's source group before reservation and rendering. The limits and file ranking remain unchanged.
Validation: the original budget regression fails on the base and when the old final trim is restored. A separate regression fails on the prior PR head when relevance search misses the named callable and its helper lies beyond the pinned gather. Both pass with the fix. Targeted source, allocation, output-budget and README checks passed (56 tests). The full suite passed (577 files, 7,369 tests passed, 39 skipped).
The reported query returns both missing helper bodies and its named receiver/writer bodies in full, within 25,000 characters. Four Vite/Flask control answers are unchanged; prior test-source probes still pass.
Checked README's local-callee, requested-test and missing-name rows. The MCP reference, server instructions and changelog describe the same behavior. No extraction, resolution or index changes. The logic follow-up was reviewed; later edits only strengthened tests, so no further round ran.