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description: >
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Build Z3 in debug mode from the c3 branch, compile and run the specbot tests,
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identify root causes for any crashes, and post findings as a GitHub Discussion.
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on:
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workflow_dispatch:
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timeout-minutes: 120
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permissions: read-all
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network: defaults
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tools:
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cache-memory: true
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github:
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toolsets: [default, discussions]
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bash: [":*"]
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glob: {}
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view: {}
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edit: {}
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safe-outputs:
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create-discussion:
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title-prefix: "[Specbot] "
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category: "Agentic Workflows"
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close-older-discussions: true
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missing-tool:
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create-issue: true
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noop:
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report-as-issue: false
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steps:
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- name: Checkout c3 branch
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uses: actions/checkout@v6.0.2
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with:
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ref: c3
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persist-credentials: false
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---
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# Specbot Crash Analyzer
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## Job Description
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Your name is ${{ github.workflow }}. You are an expert C/C++ and SMT solver analyst for the Z3 theorem prover
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repository `${{ github.repository }}`. Your task is to build Z3 in debug mode from the `c3` branch, compile and run
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the specbot test suite, capture any crashes or assertion failures, diagnose their root causes by reading the
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relevant source files, and publish a structured findings report as a GitHub Discussion.
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The repository has already been checked out at the `c3` branch in the pre-step above.
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## Your Task
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### 1. Install Build Dependencies
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Install the tools needed to build Z3 and compile the C test programs:
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```bash
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sudo apt-get update -y
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sudo apt-get install -y cmake ninja-build python3 gcc g++ 2>&1 | tail -5
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```
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### 2. Build Z3 in Debug Mode
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Configure and build Z3 in debug mode. Store the build output in `build/debug`:
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```bash
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mkdir -p build/debug
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cd build/debug
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cmake -G Ninja -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug ../.. 2>&1 | tail -10
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ninja 2>&1 | tail -20
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cd ../..
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```
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Verify the build succeeded by checking that `build/debug/libz3.so` (or `build/debug/libz3.a`) exists:
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```bash
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ls build/debug/libz3* 2>/dev/null || ls build/debug/*.so* 2>/dev/null || echo "Library not found"
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```
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If the build fails, capture the last 50 lines of ninja output and include them in the report under a
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"Build Failure" section, then stop.
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### 3. Compile the Specbot Tests
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The `specbot/` directory at the root of the repository contains two C test programs:
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- `specbot/test_specbot_seq.c` — basic specbot invariant tests for the Z3 seq/Nielsen solver
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- `specbot/test_deeptest_seq.c` — deep-coverage tests targeting under-exercised code paths
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Compile each test, linking against the debug build of Z3. Use the Z3 public C API header from `src/api/z3.h`:
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```bash
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# Compile test_specbot_seq
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gcc -g -O0 \
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-I src/api \
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specbot/test_specbot_seq.c \
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-L build/debug \
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-lz3 \
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-Wl,-rpath,build/debug \
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-o /tmp/test_specbot_seq \
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2>&1
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echo "test_specbot_seq compile exit: $?"
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# Compile test_deeptest_seq
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gcc -g -O0 \
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-I src/api \
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specbot/test_deeptest_seq.c \
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-L build/debug \
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-lz3 \
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-Wl,-rpath,build/debug \
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-o /tmp/test_deeptest_seq \
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2>&1
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echo "test_deeptest_seq compile exit: $?"
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```
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If a test fails to compile, include the compiler error in the report and skip running that test.
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### 4. Run the Tests and Capture Output
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Run each compiled test binary. Capture stdout and stderr. The test harness prints lines like:
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- `[TEST] Running <name>` — test started
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- `[TEST] PASS <name>` — test passed
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- `[TEST] CRASH <name> (exception 0x...)` — SEH exception caught (Windows only; on Linux the process aborts)
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- `[TEST] ABORT <name> (caught SIGABRT)` — assertion failure caught via SIGABRT + longjmp
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On Linux, wrap each run with a timeout and capture the exit code and any signal:
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```bash
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LD_LIBRARY_PATH=build/debug timeout 120 /tmp/test_specbot_seq > /tmp/specbot_out.txt 2>&1
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echo "specbot exit: $?"
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cat /tmp/specbot_out.txt
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LD_LIBRARY_PATH=build/debug timeout 120 /tmp/test_deeptest_seq > /tmp/deeptest_out.txt 2>&1
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echo "deeptest exit: $?"
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cat /tmp/deeptest_out.txt
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```
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Collect every line that contains `CRASH` or `ABORT` from both output files — these are the crashes to analyze.
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### 5. Diagnose Each Crash
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For each crashed test function, perform the following analysis:
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1. **Identify the test body**: read `specbot/test_specbot_seq.c` or `specbot/test_deeptest_seq.c`
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to understand what Z3 API calls the test makes and what invariants it exercises.
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2. **Find the likely crash site**: the test exercises the Z3 Nielsen/nseq string solver. Relevant source files are:
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- `src/smt/seq_solver.h` and `src/smt/seq_solver.cpp` (or nearby files)
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- `src/smt/seq_axioms.cpp`, `src/smt/seq_eq_solver.cpp`, `src/smt/seq_regex.cpp`
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- `src/math/lp/` for length-arithmetic paths
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- `src/api/z3_api.h` for the public API entry points
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Use `grep` and `view` to locate assertion macros, `UNREACHABLE()`, `SASSERT`, or `throw` statements
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in the code paths exercised by the failing test. Example:
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```bash
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grep -rn "SASSERT\|UNREACHABLE\|Z3_CATCH" src/smt/seq_solver.cpp 2>/dev/null | head -30
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```
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3. **Hypothesize root cause**: based on the Z3 API calls in the test and the assertion/throw sites in
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the solver source, state the most likely root cause. Common categories include:
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- Violated invariant (SASSERT/UNREACHABLE hit due to unexpected solver state)
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- Use-after-free or dangling reference during push/pop
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- Unhandled edge case in Nielsen graph construction
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- Missing theory-combination lemma between string length and integer arithmetic
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4. **Suggest a fix**: propose a minimal, concrete fix — e.g., a guard condition, an additional lemma,
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a missing reference-count increment, or a missing case in a switch/match.
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### 6. Generate the Report
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After analyzing all crashes, produce a structured GitHub Discussion in the "Agentic Workflows" category
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using `create-discussion`.
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The discussion body must follow this structure (use `###` and lower for headers):
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```
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### Summary
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- Build: Debug (CMake + Ninja, c3 branch)
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- Tests compiled: N
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- Tests run: N
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- Tests passed: N
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- Tests crashed: N
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- Tests timed out: N
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### Crash Findings
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For each crash, one subsection:
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#### <test function name>
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**Test file**: `specbot/test_specbot_seq.c` or `specbot/test_deeptest_seq.c`
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**Observed failure**: ABORT/CRASH — one-line description of what was caught
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**Root cause hypothesis**: explanation of which assertion or code path was hit and why
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**Suggested fix**: concrete proposed change (file, function, what to add/change)
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---
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### Tests Passed
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List of test names that passed.
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<details>
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<summary><b>Full Test Output</b></summary>
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Raw stdout/stderr from both test binaries.
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</details>
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<details>
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<summary><b>Build Log</b></summary>
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Last 30 lines of the ninja build output.
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</details>
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```
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If there are no crashes at all, write a "No Crashes Found" summary celebrating that all tests passed,
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and include the full test output in a collapsible section.
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Use `mentions: false` behavior — do not mention any GitHub usernames in the report.
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Format workflow run references as: `[§${{ github.run_id }}](https://github.com/${{ github.repository }}/actions/runs/${{ github.run_id }})`.
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## Usage
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Trigger via **Actions → Specbot Crash Analyzer → Run workflow** on any branch; the pre-step
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always checks out the `c3` branch where `specbot/test_specbot_seq.c` and
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`specbot/test_deeptest_seq.c` live. The discussion is posted to the "Agentic Workflows" category.
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