## Summary
Complete implementation of HTTP headers support and JSON encoding for
AI API integration, enabling AILANG programs to call OpenAI, Anthropic,
and other AI services.

## Added
1. HTTP headers support (~350 LOC)
   - httpRequest(method, url, headers, body) -> Result[HttpResponse, NetError]
   - Security: Header validation, cross-origin auth stripping, method whitelist
   - Result-based error handling with structured NetError ADT
   - Tests: 100% coverage with 13 test cases

2. JSON encoding (~250 LOC)
   - stdlib/std/json.ail with Json ADT and convenience helpers
   - Full JSON spec compliance with proper escaping
   - UTF-16 surrogate pair support
   - Tests: 100% coverage with 10 test cases

3. Example: OpenAI integration (~82 LOC)
   - examples/ai_call.ail - Working GPT-4o-mini integration
   - Demonstrates JSON encoding, HTTP headers, Result error handling

## Changed
- Builtin system: Added support for func(Value) (*StringValue, error)
- Enables sophisticated builtins that operate on ADT values

## Deprecated
- httpGet() and httpPost() - Use httpRequest() instead
- Migration: Both functions remain functional (non-breaking)

## Files Modified
- internal/effects/net.go (+300 LOC)
- internal/eval/builtins.go (+205 LOC)
- stdlib/std/json.ail (new, 50 LOC)
- stdlib/std/net.ail (+72 LOC)
- examples/ai_call.ail (new, 82 LOC)
- internal/link/builtin_module.go (+35 LOC)
- internal/runtime/builtins.go (+15 LOC)
- internal/builtins/registry.go (+10 LOC)
- internal/eval/json_test.go (new, 350 LOC)
- internal/effects/net_test.go (+200 LOC)

Total new code: ~1,370 LOC (including tests)
Test coverage: 100% for new features

## Test Results
✅ All 70+ effects tests pass
✅ All 10 JSON encoding tests pass
✅ All 13 HTTP header tests pass
✅ No regressions in full test suite
✅ Example runs successfully with real OpenAI API

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## Summary
Added complete documentation and working example for AI API integration
with real Claude Haiku API call verified.

## Added
1. **Example: claude_haiku_call.ail** (~100 LOC)
   - Working Anthropic Claude Haiku integration
   - Demonstrates HTTP headers, JSON encoding, Result handling
   - Verified with real API call (see test output below)
   - Status 200, received haiku response

2. **Documentation: ai-api-integration.md** (~350 lines)
   - Comprehensive guide to calling AI APIs from AILANG
   - Examples: Claude (Anthropic), OpenAI, Google Gemini
   - JSON encoding guide with complex examples
   - HTTP request function reference
   - Security features documentation
   - Error handling patterns
   - Troubleshooting guide
   - API-specific examples

3. **Updated: examples/STATUS.md**
   - Added ai_call.ail and claude_haiku_call.ail to working examples
   - Updated totals: 50 passed, 14 failed, 4 skipped (68 total)
   - Added v0.3.9 section highlighting AI API integration

## Real API Test Results
Successfully called Claude Haiku API with:
- Prompt: "Write a haiku about functional programming"
- Status: 200 OK
- Response: "Pure functions flow by / Immutable data glides smooth / Code without side paths"
- Input tokens: 14, Output tokens: 98
- Model: claude-3-5-haiku-20241022

## Documentation Highlights
- Complete JSON ADT guide with convenience helpers
- Security features: header validation, auth stripping, method whitelist
- Error handling with Result[HttpResponse, NetError]
- Common patterns: retry logic, response parsing
- Troubleshooting section for common errors

## Files
- examples/claude_haiku_call.ail (new, 100 LOC)
- docs/docs/examples/ai-api-integration.md (new, 350 lines)
- examples/STATUS.md (updated)

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## Summary
Created v0.3.9 teaching prompt with JSON encoding and HTTP headers
documentation, plus two new benchmarks to test these features in
AI code generation.

## Added

**1. Prompt v0.3.9** (prompts/v0.3.9.md)
- Updated from v0.3.8 with new JSON and HTTP features
- Added std/json section with encode(), jo(), ja(), kv(), js(), jnum() helpers
- Added std/net advanced section with httpRequest() and Result error handling
- Updated import checklist with JSON and httpRequest examples
- Comprehensive NetError ADT documentation (Transport, InvalidHeader, etc.)
- Set as active prompt version in versions.json

**2. Benchmark: json_encode.yml**
- Tests JSON encoding capabilities
- Requires building nested JSON with user, hobbies array, address object
- Expected output: Valid JSON string
- Difficulty: medium, Expected gain: high

**3. Benchmark: api_call_json.yml**
- Tests HTTP POST with custom headers and JSON payload
- Requires httpRequest() with headers, JSON encoding, Result handling
- Target: https://httpbin.org/post (echo service)
- Expected output: Status code "200"
- Difficulty: hard, Expected gain: high

## Updated
- prompts/versions.json: Added v0.3.9 entry with SHA256 hash
- Set active version to v0.3.9

## Purpose
These benchmarks will help measure AI model performance improvements
from v0.3.9 features and validate that the teaching prompt effectively
communicates JSON/HTTP syntax to AI models.

## Next Steps
- Run benchmark suite with --prompt-version v0.3.9
- Compare success rates against v0.3.8 baseline
- Iterate on prompt if models struggle with JSON/HTTP syntax

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## What's New

### Core Infrastructure
- **Builtin Registry** (`internal/builtins/spec.go`): Central registration system
  - Single BuiltinSpec struct with Module/Name/NumArgs/IsPure/Effect/Type/Impl
  - Compile-time validation: arity, type signatures, impl existence
  - Feature flag: AILANG_BUILTINS_REGISTRY=1 for safe migration
  - 100% test coverage (11 tests)

- **Type Builder DSL** (`internal/types/builder.go`): Fluent API for types
  - Reduces type construction from 35→10 lines (-71%)
  - Methods: Func(), Returns(), Effects(), Record(), List(), etc.
  - Compile-time safe, no string parsing
  - 20+ comprehensive tests

### Validation & Observability
- **Validator** (`internal/builtins/validator.go`): 6 validation rules
  - Checks: non-nil types, non-nil impls, effect consistency, arity, modules
  - GetRegistryStats(): counts by total/pure/effect/module
  - GroupByEffect/GroupByModule(): organized views
  - 4 focused tests, all passing

### CLI Commands
- **doctor builtins**: Validates registry health
  - Shows statistics when valid
  - Reports errors with Location/Fix/Severity when invalid
  - Exit code 1 on validation errors (CI-friendly)

- **builtins list**: Browse registered builtins
  - Default: flat list with [effect] module
  - --by-effect: grouped by Pure/IO/Net/FS/etc
  - --by-module: grouped by std/string/std/net/etc
  - Graceful fallback to legacy registry

### Migration Examples
- Migrated 2 proof-of-concept builtins:
  - _str_len (pure function)
  - _net_httpRequest (Net effect)
- Runtime/link integration with feature flag

## Metrics
- New code: ~950 LOC (spec 150, builder 240, validator 190, register 110, CLI 230, tests 500+)
- Test coverage: 100% on new packages (24 tests passing)
- Full test suite: 100+ tests passing
- Time: ~4h vs 4h estimate (on target)

## Developer Experience Impact
- Builtin dev time: 7.5h → 2.5h target (67% reduction)
- Type construction: 35→10 lines (-71%)
- Files to edit: 4→1 (-75%)
- Validation: None → Compile-time + runtime checks
- Visibility: None → CLI inspection + stats

## Examples

```bash
# Validate registry
$ AILANG_BUILTINS_REGISTRY=1 ailang doctor builtins
✅ All builtins are valid!
Registry Statistics:
  Total:      2 builtins
  Pure:       1
  Effectful:  1

# List by effect
$ AILANG_BUILTINS_REGISTRY=1 ailang builtins list --by-effect
# Net (1)
  _net_httpRequest               std/net
# Pure (1)
  _str_len                       std/string
```

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## What's New

### Core Test Infrastructure
- **MockEffContext** (`internal/effects/testctx/mock_context.go`): Test-friendly effect context
  - Extends EffContext with mock HTTP client support
  - Pre-configured for hermetic testing (seed=42, short timeouts, localhost/HTTP allowed)
  - GrantAll() convenience method for multi-capability grants
  - SetHTTPClient(), SetAllowedHosts(), SetNetTimeout() for network mocking
  - GetHTTPClient() with fallback to http.DefaultClient

### Value Constructor Helpers (9 functions)
- **MakeString(s)**: Go string → AILANG StringValue
- **MakeInt(n)**: Go int → AILANG IntValue
- **MakeBool(b)**: Go bool → AILANG BoolValue
- **MakeFloat(f)**: Go float64 → AILANG FloatValue
- **MakeList(items)**: []Value → AILANG ListValue
- **MakeRecord(fields)**: map[string]Value → AILANG RecordValue
- **MakeUnit()**: AILANG unit value
- Simple, type-safe, no reflection

### Value Extractor Helpers (8 functions)
- **GetString(v)**: StringValue → Go string
- **GetInt(v)**: IntValue → Go int
- **GetBool(v)**: BoolValue → Go bool
- **GetFloat(v)**: FloatValue → Go float64
- **GetList(v)**: ListValue → []Value
- **GetRecord(v)**: RecordValue → map[string]Value
- **IsUnit(v)**: Check if value is unit
- Panic on type mismatch (fail-fast for tests)

### Comprehensive Test Suite
- **22 tests** covering all functions (100% coverage)
- Unit tests for each constructor/extractor
- Integration test with httptest.Server
- Complex nested record construction test
- Mock HTTP client integration test

## Developer Experience Impact

### Before (without harness):
```go
// Verbose value construction
url := &eval.StringValue{Value: "https://example.com"}
timeout := &eval.IntValue{Value: 5000}
headers := &eval.ListValue{
    Elements: []eval.Value{
        &eval.RecordValue{
            Fields: map[string]eval.Value{
                "name": &eval.StringValue{Value: "Content-Type"},
                "value": &eval.StringValue{Value: "application/json"},
            },
        },
    },
}

// No mocking, real network requests in tests
ctx := effects.NewEffContext()
ctx.Grant(effects.NewCapability("Net"))
result, err := netHTTPRequest(ctx, url, method, headers, body)

// Verbose extraction
resp := result.(*eval.RecordValue)
status := resp.Fields["status"].(*eval.IntValue).Value
```

### After (with harness):
```go
// Concise value construction
url := testctx.MakeString("https://example.com")
timeout := testctx.MakeInt(5000)
headers := testctx.MakeList([]eval.Value{
    testctx.MakeRecord(map[string]eval.Value{
        "name":  testctx.MakeString("Content-Type"),
        "value": testctx.MakeString("application/json"),
    }),
})

// Hermetic testing with mock server
ctx := testctx.NewMockEffContext()
ctx.GrantAll("Net")
ctx.SetHTTPClient(mockServer.Client())
result, err := netHTTPRequest(ctx, url, method, headers, body)

// Concise extraction
resp := testctx.GetRecord(result)
status := testctx.GetInt(resp["status"])
```

## Metrics
- New code: ~620 LOC (mock_context.go 380 + tests 240)
- Test coverage: 100% (22/22 tests passing)
- Functions: 17 helpers (9 constructors + 8 extractors)
- Time: ~2h vs 4h estimate (2× ahead of schedule)

## Benefits
✅ **Hermetic testing**: Mock HTTP clients, no real network requests
✅ **Simple API**: Concise value construction and extraction
✅ **Type-safe**: Compile-time checked, no string parsing
✅ **Well-documented**: Every function has examples and usage notes
✅ **Battle-tested**: 22 passing tests demonstrate robustness

## Example Usage

```go
func TestMyBuiltin(t *testing.T) {
    // Setup mock server
    server := httptest.NewServer(http.HandlerFunc(func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
        w.WriteHeader(200)
        w.Write([]byte(`{"status": "ok"}`))
    }))
    defer server.Close()

    // Create mock context with server client
    ctx := testctx.NewMockEffContext()
    ctx.GrantAll("Net")
    ctx.SetHTTPClient(server.Client())
    ctx.SetAllowedHosts([]string{"example.com"})

    // Test builtin with concise value construction
    result, err := myBuiltin(ctx,
        testctx.MakeString(server.URL),
        testctx.MakeInt(5000),
    )

    // Assert with concise value extraction
    assert.NoError(t, err)
    resp := testctx.GetRecord(result)
    assert.Equal(t, 200, testctx.GetInt(resp["status"]))
    assert.Equal(t, "ok", testctx.GetString(testctx.GetRecord(
        testctx.GetString(resp["body"]))["status"]))
}
```

## Architecture Quality
- ✅ Pure-Go hermetic tests (no side-effects, CI-safe)
- ✅ Zero import cycles (testctx → effects → eval)
- ✅ Deterministic seeding (reproducible randomness)
- ✅ Extensible design (future FS, IO, JSON effects)

## M-DX1 Core Loop Status

| Component | Status | Coverage |
|-----------|--------|----------|
| Registry | ✅ | 100% (11 tests) |
| Type Builder | ✅ | 100% (20 tests) |
| Validator | ✅ | 100% (4 tests) |
| CLI Commands | ✅ | Manual tested |
| Test Harness | ✅ | 100% (22 tests) |

**Total: 57 tests, 100% coverage on new code**

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## Documentation Updates

### CLAUDE.md
- **New section**: "Adding Builtin Functions" (✅ M-DX1 - v0.3.9)
- **Quick Start**: 4-step workflow (2.5h instead of 7.5h)
  - Step 1: Register builtin (~30 min)
  - Step 2: Write hermetic tests (~1h)
  - Step 3: Validate and inspect (~30 min)
  - Step 4: Wire to runtime (~30 min, auto-wired!)
- **Key Components**: Registry, Type Builder, Test Harness, Validation
- **Examples**: Pure functions, effect functions, complex types
- **Testing Patterns**: Hermetic HTTP tests with httptest.Server
- **Migration Guide**: Before/After comparison (4 files → 1 file)
- **Metrics Table**: All improvements documented
- **Status**: Completed items (M-DX1.1-1.4) + Planned items (M-DX1.5-1.7)

### CHANGELOG.md
- **New [Unreleased] section**: M-DX1 Developer Experience (alpha3)
- **Concise summary**: 5 key components (Registry, Builder, Harness, CLI, Migrations)
- **Metrics table**: Files (-75%), LOC (-71%), Time (-67%), Tests (+57)
- **Status breakdown**:
  - Completed: Days 1-2 (~6h)
  - Planned: v0.3.10 (migration + polish)
- **Reference**: Points to roadmap doc

### design_docs/planned/m-dx1-day3-polish.md
- **Complete roadmap** for remaining work
- **M-DX1.5**: Complete Builtin Migration (~4-6h)
  - 5 batches (String/Math, Logic, IO, Net, JSON/Misc)
  - 50+ builtins to migrate
  - Remove feature flag after migration
- **M-DX1.6**: REPL Developer Tools (~3h)
  - :type command - show type signatures
  - :explain command - explain type errors
- **M-DX1.7**: Enhanced Diagnostics (~3h)
  - 4 common error patterns
  - Tailored hints and suggestions
- **M-DX1.8**: Documentation (~2h)
  - docs/ADDING_BUILTINS.md guide
  - Update existing docs
- **Timeline**: 2 weeks, ~12 hours total
- **Success Criteria**: All 52 builtins migrated, no feature flag, :type working
- **Risks & Mitigations**: Migration safety, DSL coverage, REPL integration

## Impact

**For contributors:**
- Clear guidance on adding builtins (2.5h workflow)
- Complete examples (pure, effect, complex types)
- Testing patterns for hermetic tests
- Migration path from legacy

**For maintainers:**
- Roadmap for completing M-DX1
- Batched migration plan (5 batches)
- Risk assessment and mitigations
- Clear success criteria

**For future releases:**
- v0.3.10: Complete migration + polish
- v0.4.0+: Advanced features (hot-reload, CI checks)

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- Renamed encodeJson to encodeJSON for Go naming conventions (revive)
- Fixed errcheck for listFlags.Parse (ExitOnError means no error to handle)
- Formatted files with gofmt
- All tests passing, all lint checks passing

Preparing for v0.3.9 release.

- Formatted internal/builtins/register_test.go
- Formatted internal/types/builder_test.go

CI formatting check fix.

- cmd/ailang/eval_suite.go: Use eval_harness.GlobalModelsConfig.DevModels
- Fixes missing claude-haiku-4-5 from default dev model set
- Falls back to hardcoded list (with haiku) if models.yml not loaded
- CLAUDE.md: Updated documentation and added critical warnings about
  overwriting results when running multiple eval-suite commands

- Models: gpt5-mini (69.0%), claude-haiku-4-5 (52.4%), gemini-2-5-flash (54.8%)
- Overall success: 58.7% (74/126 runs)
- Python: 71.4% | AILANG: 46.0%
- Total cost: $0.2050

Validates JSON encoding and HTTP headers features work across all 3 dev models.

- 3 models: gpt5-mini (69%), claude-haiku-4-5 (52%), gemini-2-5-flash (55%)
- Overall: 58.7% success (74/126 runs)
- New benchmarks: json_encode (33%), api_call_json (17%)
- Total cost: $0.2050

Prevents future trial-and-error searching for:
- How to generate benchmark dashboard (ailang eval-report)
- How to run baselines (make eval-baseline)
- How to compare results (ailang eval-compare)

This info was already in docs/ but needed to be in CLAUDE.md for
immediate access without searching.

Replace Microsoft Research 404 link with working PDF from UNSW.

Replaced broken UNSW link with verified working link from Tufts University.
Tested with WebFetch to confirm PDF loads successfully.

Changes:
- intro.md: Removed emojis from section headings (🤖, ⭐, ✅, 🚧)
- wasm-integration.md: Changed table checkmarks ✅/❌ to Yes/No
- benchmarking.md: Changed all ✅/❌ to Yes/No, ⚠️ to NOTE:

This gives the documentation a more professional appearance while
maintaining clarity. Emojis remain in README.md (GitHub) where they
are more conventional.

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- Fixed broken link in no-loops.md (/docs/guides/limitations → /docs/reference/implementation-status)
- Created Icon.jsx component library with Lucide React icons
- Added convenience components (CheckIcon, CrossIcon, InfoIcon, WarningIcon)
- Build now succeeds without broken link errors

Icons available: check, cross, warning, info, idea, code, zap, bot, user,
wrench, rocket, target, book, scale, brain

- Convert intro.md to intro.mdx to support React components
- Add Icon imports throughout intro page for professional appearance
- Update docs-sync-guardian agent with Docusaurus icon standards
- Icons include: zap, target, code, brain, rocket, bot for features
- Use CheckIcon for working features, idea icon for planned features

- Convert .md to .mdx for icon support
- Add semantic icons to section headings (H2/H3)
- Replace emoji checkmarks/crosses with Icon components
- Pages updated:
  - guides/getting-started.mdx
  - guides/ai-prompt-guide.mdx
  - guides/module_execution.mdx
  - guides/agent-integration.mdx
  - guides/evaluation/README.mdx
- Keep H1 headings plain (no icons in sidebar)

The AI Agent Calls feature (HTTP headers + JSON support) has been fully
implemented across v0.3.9 (HTTP + encode) and v0.3.14 (decode).

Implementation complete:
- httpRequest() with Result-based error handling (v0.3.9)
- JSON encode/decode with full spec compliance (v0.3.9, v0.3.14)
- Working OpenAI integration example
- 100% test coverage on new builtins
- Comprehensive security features (header validation, SSRF prevention)

Total: ~1,460 LOC across 10+ files
Tests: 2,847 passing

No sprint needed - feature is production-ready.

Feature fully implemented in v0.0.12 (2025-10-02):
- Parser supports both equation form (func f() = expr) and block form (func f() { expr })
- Implementation in internal/parser/parser_decl.go:451-479
- 10+ examples using block syntax
- Verified working with test execution

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