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Closes HAL-1370.

With detection (#60, #61) and page resolution (#61) on Jev, extractFromTOCPages was the only generative call left in the TOC stage and all of its wall clock: 103–840 s per filing on GLM. It asked a chat model to do a lookup the contents page already answers.

Select, don't generate. parseContentsEntries turns the detected contents pages into candidate entries (the parser runs them together on one line, so an entry closes at a printed page number followed by something that opens an entry); structure comes from the numbering; the Judge answers one Noul per entry in one request with the contents text shared once. Pages come from the resolver; the printed numbers only calibrate an offset for leaves it could not place. Fewer than three confirmed entries → the generative extractor unchanged; a failed Judge request → the same, recorded on Usage.Degraded. Usage.GenerativeCalls makes a Judge-only build provable, and tocdump -judge-only makes any generative call an error.

FinanceBench, 21 filings, no chat model (evaluation):

GLM extraction + Jev resolver Jev only
documents with a tree 19 / 21 20 / 21 (NIKE, which GLM never managed, now has one)
generative calls / document 1 0
gold evidence pages inside a leaf 44 / 44 45 / 45
median leaf span 36 p 37 p
TOC stage / document 103–840 s + resolver 12–143 s, all Jev latency
cost / document $0.017–0.095 $0.0003–0.0015

Leaf titles against the GLM trees: recall 0.961, precision 0.965 over 543 leaves; nine filings identical. INTEL (0.846) is the one under 0.9 and is noted for a follow-up.

titles.py compares two runs' leaf titles. Full short suite green locally; CI red is the billing lock (HAL-1354).

Summary by Sourcery

Replace generative TOC extraction with parser-driven candidate selection and Judge confirmation while retaining robust fallback behavior.

New Features:

  • Build TOC trees by parsing contents-page entries and confirming them with a Judge, avoiding generative extraction when sufficient entries are available.
  • Add a judge-only tocdump mode that fails loudly if any generative call is attempted.
  • Report generative-call counts and degraded fallback states in TOC dump output.
  • Add tooling and evaluation documentation for comparing extracted leaf titles and validating judge-only TOC extraction.

Bug Fixes:

  • Preserve TOC coverage by calibrating unresolved leaf pages from printed page numbers when resolver placement is unavailable.
  • Record failed Judge extraction and fall back to the existing generative extractor instead of silently degrading.

Enhancements:

  • Improve contents-page parsing across varied layouts, including inline part labels, wrapped titles, missing page numbers, dotted numbering, fused labels, and duplicate fragments.
  • Track generative calls separately from total LLM usage in TOC build metrics.

Documentation:

  • Document the FinanceBench evaluation showing judge-only TOC extraction eliminates generative calls while retaining page coverage and comparable leaf titles.

Tests:

  • Add parser, page-calibration, judge-only extraction, fallback, and corpus-shape coverage tests.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added Judge-based table-of-contents extraction for improved handling of varied and malformed contents pages.
    • Added a Judge-only mode to ensure results are produced without generative extraction calls.
    • Added reporting of generative-call counts and degraded extraction reasons.
    • Added a utility to compare TOC titles across runs, including precision, recall, duration, and usage metrics.
  • Documentation

    • Added an evaluation covering TOC extraction quality, page resolution, cost, and latency across financial filings.
  • Tests

    • Expanded coverage for parsing, page calibration, successful Judge extraction, and fallback behavior.

…he entries, Jev confirms them

HAL-1370. The generative extractor was the last minutes-long call in
the TOC stage: 103–840 s per FinanceBench filing, the whole wall clock
once detection and resolution were on a Judge. It asked a chat model to
do a lookup the contents page already answers.

Go parses the detected contents pages into candidate entries — the
parser runs them together on one line, so an entry closes at a printed
page number followed by something that opens an entry — and derives
structure from the numbering: Items under their Part, dotted numbers by
depth. The Judge answers one Noul per entry, is this a section or the
page's furniture, in one request with the contents text shared once.
Pages come from the resolver; the printed numbers only calibrate an
offset (median of physical − printed over resolved leaves) for whatever
the resolver could not place.

Fewer than three confirmed entries declines to the generative
extractor unchanged. A failed Judge request also falls back, but is
recorded on Usage.Degraded. Usage.GenerativeCalls counts chat calls so
a Judge-only build is provable; tocdump -judge-only makes any
generative call fail loudly.

ADOBE_2022_10K, no chat model at all: 3 requests, 0 generative calls,
24/24 leaves, every page agreeing with the contents page, $0.0006.
…f the Judge-only TOC stage

Glued item numbers (Item 1Business), inline part labels (PART II Item
5.), a title wrapped around its own page number, an item with no page,
parenthesised sub-entries, and the parser's bold-fold duplicates — each
found by comparing the Jev tree with the GLM tree on one filing.

FinanceBench, 21 filings, no chat model: 20 trees (NIKE, which GLM never
extracted, now has one), 45/45 gold evidence pages inside a leaf, leaf
title recall 0.961 / precision 0.965 against the GLM trees, 0 generative
calls, $0.0003–0.0015 per document.
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The PR changes TOC extraction from a slow chat-model tree generation step to deterministic contents parsing plus one batched Judge confirmation path, with resolver-based page placement, explicit degradation/fallback behavior, generative-call observability, judge-only verification, and benchmark/test coverage.

Sequence diagram for Judge-based TOC extraction

sequenceDiagram
    participant Builder as TOCBuilder
    participant Parser as parseContentsEntries
    participant Judge as Judge
    participant Resolver as verifyTitlesConcurrent
    participant Fallback as extractFromTOCPages

    Builder->>Parser: parseContentsEntries(contents)
    Parser-->>Builder: candidate entries and printed pages
    Builder->>Judge: confirmEntriesJudge(entries, contents)
    Judge-->>Builder: Noul confirmations
    alt at least three confirmed entries
        Builder->>Resolver: verifyTitlesConcurrent(nodes, pages)
        Resolver-->>Builder: resolved physical pages
        Builder->>Builder: calibrateFromPrinted(nodes, printed, lastPage)
    else too few entries or Judge request fails
        Builder->>Fallback: extractFromTOCPages(pages, tocPages)
        Fallback-->>Builder: generated TOC tree
    end
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Flow diagram for Judge-only TOC verification

flowchart TD
    A[Detected contents pages] --> B[parseContentsEntries]
    B --> C{At least three entries?}
    C -- No --> D[Generative extractor fallback]
    C -- Yes --> E[Judge confirms entries]
    E --> F{Judge request succeeds?}
    F -- No --> D
    F -- Yes --> G[Build tree from confirmed entries]
    G --> H[Resolve titles to physical pages]
    H --> I[Calibrate unresolved leaves from printed pages]
    J[tocdump -judge-only] --> K[refusingClient]
    K -. any generative call .-> L[Fail loudly]
    D -. blocked by judge-only mode .-> L
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Change Details Files
Replace generative TOC extraction with parser-driven candidate selection and Judge confirmation, while retaining safe fallbacks.
  • Parse detected contents pages into numbered, hierarchical candidate entries, including handling wrapped, fused, duplicated, and page-less entries.
  • Confirm candidate entries with batched Judge Noul questions using shared contents text, then assemble the hierarchy from parser-derived structure.
  • Fall back to the existing generative extractor when parsing yields too few entries or Judge confirmation fails, recording Judge degradation.
  • Use resolver-assigned pages preferentially and calibrate unresolved leaves from printed-page offsets.
pkg/ingest/toc_extract_judge.go
pkg/ingest/toc_builder.go
pkg/ingest/toc_extract_judge_test.go
Add usage accounting and an execution mode that proves whether the TOC pipeline made generative calls.
  • Track generative calls separately from total LLM calls and expose degraded Judge-path steps.
  • Add -judge-only, which injects a refusing chat client so attempted generative calls fail loudly.
  • Include generative-call counts and degradation details in JSON and CLI output.
pkg/ingest/toc_builder.go
cmd/tocdump/main.go
Add evaluation tooling and documented benchmark results for Judge-only TOC extraction.
  • Compare leaf-title recall and precision between reference and candidate tree dumps with normalization and prefix matching.
  • Document FinanceBench methodology, parser edge cases, fallbacks, reproducibility commands, and performance/cost results.
  • Add parser, calibration, end-to-end no-generation, fallback, and corpus-shape tests.
cmd/tocdump/titles.py
docs/evaluations/2026-09-18-toc-extraction-on-a-judge.md
pkg/ingest/toc_extract_judge_test.go

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The change adds Judge-based TOC extraction, contents parsing, page calibration, generative-call tracking, Judge-only execution, title comparison tooling, and an evaluation of the resulting pipeline.

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Judge-based TOC extraction

Layer / File(s) Summary
Contents parsing and Judge confirmation
pkg/ingest/toc_extract_judge.go, pkg/ingest/toc_extract_judge_test.go
The parser recognizes varied contents layouts, filters invalid entries, confirms entries with Judge, and builds hierarchical TOC nodes. Tests cover corpus-specific formats and parser behavior.
Build fallback and page calibration
pkg/ingest/toc_builder.go, pkg/ingest/toc_extract_judge.go, pkg/ingest/toc_extract_judge_test.go
Build uses Judge extraction when contents pages are available, records generative usage and degradation, falls back to the generative extractor on failure, and calibrates unresolved pages from printed-page offsets.
Judge-only execution and evaluation
cmd/tocdump/main.go, cmd/tocdump/titles.py, docs/evaluations/2026-09-18-toc-extraction-on-a-judge.md
tocdump can reject generative calls and reports generative-call counts and degradation reasons. The title comparison utility reports recall, precision, duration, and generative calls. The evaluation documents results and reproduction commands.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

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sequenceDiagram
  participant tocdump
  participant Build
  participant Judge
  participant GenerativeClient
  tocdump->>Build: build TOC with Judge-only client
  Build->>Judge: parse and confirm contents entries
  Judge-->>Build: confirmed entries
  Build->>GenerativeClient: generative extraction only on fallback
  GenerativeClient-->>Build: extraction result or refusal error
  Build-->>tocdump: tree, usage, and degradation data
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 0c9b9

The advertised Judge-only workflow is unreliable in automation, and some repeated TOC titles can receive incorrect pages. These issues should be fixed before merge.

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🟠 Major · Do not initialize the chat client in -judge-only mode. · main.go:71

cmd/tocdump/main.go:71
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Do not initialize the chat client in -judge-only mode.

buildClient() runs before main replaces the per-document client with refusingClient{}. If VLE_LLM_ANTHROPIC_API_KEY is unavailable from the environment and .env, tocdump -judge-only exits before processing documents. Initialize the chat client only when -judge-only is false. The Judge client remains available through buildJudge() for the reachable Judge path.

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In `@cmd/tocdump/main.go` at line 71, Update the client initialization around
buildClient so it runs only when judge-only mode is disabled; preserve the
existing refusingClient behavior for judge-only processing and continue using
buildJudge for the Judge path.

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In `@cmd/tocdump/main.go`:
- Around line 100-117: The main command must track failures returned by
TOCBuilder.Build, including errors stored in d.Err, while still writing each
document result. Add an aggregate failure indicator around the
document-processing flow and return a nonzero exit status after all results are
written when any document fails, preserving successful status otherwise.

In `@cmd/tocdump/titles.py`:
- Line 29: Update titles() to return a set of normalized leaf titles rather than
a list, ensuring duplicate normalized titles are collapsed before metric
calculations while preserving the returned document.

In `@pkg/ingest/toc_extract_judge.go`:
- Around line 406-412: Fix duplicate leaf-title keying by introducing a shared
helper that derives the base key, applies the occurrence suffix, and increments
the base key’s counter. Use this helper in the producer block and both leaf
walks inside calibrateFromPrinted, replacing direct seen[key]++ logic so
repeated titles receive unique keys without overwriting printed-page values.

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- Line 71: Update the client initialization around buildClient so it runs only
when judge-only mode is disabled; preserve the existing refusingClient behavior
for judge-only processing and continue using buildJudge for the Judge path.

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Comment thread cmd/tocdump/main.go
Comment on lines +100 to +117
llm = refusingClient{}
}
b := &ingest.TOCBuilder{LLM: llm, Judge: judge, LLMCallTimeout: *callTimeout, MinimalContext: *minimal}
ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(context.Background(), 15*time.Minute)
start := time.Now()
nodes, usage, err := b.Build(ctx, pages)
cancel()
d.Seconds = time.Since(start).Seconds()
d.Requests, d.InTokens, d.CostUSD = usage.LLMCalls, usage.InputTokens, usage.CostUSD
d.Generative, d.Degraded = usage.GenerativeCalls, usage.Degraded
if err != nil {
d.Err = err.Error()
}
d.Nodes = nodes
write(*out, d)

leaves := countLeaves(nodes)
fmt.Printf(" %-28s %4d pages %6.1fs %3d req %3d leaves $%.4f %s\n",
name, d.Pages, d.Seconds, d.Requests, leaves, d.CostUSD, d.Err)
fmt.Printf(" %-28s %4d pages %6.1fs %3d req %d gen %3d leaves $%.4f %s %s\n",

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

🔎 Supported by static analysis

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sed -n '55,140p' cmd/tocdump/main.go
sed -n '140,250p' cmd/tocdump/main.go
sed -n '100,115p' docs/evaluations/2026-09-18-toc-extraction-on-a-judge.md

Repository: hallelx2/vectorless-engine

Length of output: 5977


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set -eu
printf '%s\n' '--- Build definitions and callers ---'
rg -n --glob '*.go' 'func \(.*\) Build|type TOCBuilder|\.Build\(' pkg cmd | head -120
printf '%s\n' '--- relevant ingest source map ---'
ast-grep outline pkg/ingest/toc_extract_judge.go
printf '%s\n' '--- Build implementation ---'
rg -n -A120 -B20 'func \(.*\) Build' pkg/ingest cmd
printf '%s\n' '--- tocdump main remainder and docs command ---'
sed -n '1,125p' cmd/tocdump/main.go
rg -n -A12 -B8 'tocdump .*judge-only|judge-only|trees-jev|trees-after' docs README.md cmd 2>/dev/null | head -160

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printf '%s\n' '--- Build definitions and callers ---'
rg -n --glob '*.go' 'func \(.*\) Build|type TOCBuilder|\.Build\(' pkg cmd | head -120
printf '%s\n' '--- relevant ingest source map ---'
ast-grep outline pkg/ingest/toc_extract_judge.go
printf '%s\n' '--- Build implementation ---'
rg -n -A120 -B20 'func \(.*\) Build' pkg/ingest cmd
printf '%s\n' '--- tocdump main and docs references ---'
sed -n '1,125p' cmd/tocdump/main.go
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Return a failing exit status after a rejected generative call.

When Judge extraction falls back to the generative extractor, refusingClient.Complete returns an error. TOCBuilder.Build returns that error, but main stores it in d.Err, writes the document result, and continues. The command then returns status 0 because no aggregate failure path exists. The documented tocdump -judge-only evaluation can therefore report degraded results as successful. Track document failures and exit nonzero after writing the results.

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In `@cmd/tocdump/main.go` around lines 100 - 117, The main command must track
failures returned by TOCBuilder.Build, including errors stored in d.Err, while
still writing each document result. Add an aggregate failure indicator around
the document-processing flow and return a nonzero exit status after all results
are written when any document fails, preserving successful status otherwise.

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Comment thread cmd/tocdump/titles.py

def titles(path):
d = json.loads(Path(path).read_text())
return [norm(n["title"]) for n in leaves(d.get("nodes") or [])], d

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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Apply the documented set semantics before calculating metrics.

The module docstring defines title comparison as set-based, but titles() returns one normalized title per leaf. Duplicate normalized titles therefore increase len(rt) or len(ct), and each duplicate can contribute a match in the metric loops.

-    return [norm(n["title"]) for n in leaves(d.get("nodes") or [])], d
+    return {norm(n["title"]) for n in leaves(d.get("nodes") or [])}, d
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return [norm(n["title"]) for n in leaves(d.get("nodes") or [])], d
return {norm(n["title"]) for n in leaves(d.get("nodes") or [])}, d
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Comment on lines +406 to +412
if !e.Container && e.Printed > 0 {
key := "r_" + slugForKey(e.Title)
if seen[key] > 0 {
key = fmt.Sprintf("%s_%d", key, seen[key])
}
seen[key]++
printed[key] = e.Printed

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Fix the duplicate-title key counter.

seen[key]++ increments the suffixed key, not the base key. For a title that repeats three or more times, seen[base] stays at 1, so the third occurrence regenerates base_1 and overwrites the printed page stored for the second occurrence. calibrateFromPrinted repeats the same convention at Lines 462-466 and Lines 496-500, so the collision also happens while reading, and a leaf receives another leaf's printed page plus the offset.

Increment the base key in all three places. A small shared helper keeps the producer and both walks identical.

🐛 Proposed fix
-		if !e.Container && e.Printed > 0 {
-			key := "r_" + slugForKey(e.Title)
-			if seen[key] > 0 {
-				key = fmt.Sprintf("%s_%d", key, seen[key])
-			}
-			seen[key]++
-			printed[key] = e.Printed
-		}
+		if !e.Container && e.Printed > 0 {
+			printed[leafPrintedKey(e.Title, seen)] = e.Printed
+		}

Add the helper and use it in both walks of calibrateFromPrinted:

// leafPrintedKey keys a leaf the way the resolver does, with an
// occurrence suffix for repeated titles.
func leafPrintedKey(title string, seen map[string]int) string {
	base := "r_" + slugForKey(title)
	key := base
	if n := seen[base]; n > 0 {
		key = fmt.Sprintf("%s_%d", base, n)
	}
	seen[base]++
	return key
}
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In `@pkg/ingest/toc_extract_judge.go` around lines 406 - 412, Fix duplicate
leaf-title keying by introducing a shared helper that derives the base key,
applies the occurrence suffix, and increments the base key’s counter. Use this
helper in the producer block and both leaf walks inside calibrateFromPrinted,
replacing direct seen[key]++ logic so repeated titles receive unique keys
without overwriting printed-page values.

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hallelx2 merged commit 619a997 into main Sep 18, 2026
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