feat(mcp): suppress search recommendations covered by recent commitments

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Summary

cudly_search_recommendations now checks results against commitments bought in the last 24 hours (the library's DuplicateChecker, live GetExistingCommitments, one listing per service and region per search) and returns a dedupe block with groups, suppressed and flagged.

• Suppressed (fully covered, listed with term, payment, account and reason): RDS, OpenSearch, Redshift, ElastiCache with a known commitment engine, and only for the caller's own AWS account (caller id from GetAccounts).
• Flag-only (possibly_covered, never hidden): EC2, Azure compute, GCP (the family hook is still forwarded through the memoizing client; 2 vCPU bought must not hide a 64 vCPU rec) and MemoryDB.
• Savings Plans: not applied. Other accounts: kept and marked not_checked_other_account.
• A reduced count is never returned: a partly covered rec is unchanged (same cost and savings) with covered_count.
• The six term/payment variants of one demand get a fresh budget each, so all are suppressed together.
• A listing failure fails the search and names the missing permission; recs are never returned as if checked. An ElastiCache reservation with no engine downgrades the group to flags.

Key gaps in the library (account, platform, tenancy, scope, AZ, size flex): LeanerCloud/cloud-commitments-go#323. Pin unchanged (8a3d92b); go#317 (Azure inventory) is a later bump.

Verification (mocks only)

go test -short on ./tools, ./cmd/..., . pass; golangci-lint 0 issues. The four AWS services are exercised through their real library clients (SetXAPI fakes) and the real recfilter, GCP through the real computeengine client with a fake commitments service. Mutations that each fail a test: removing the account gate, returning the reduced count, removing the wildcard guard, sharing one budget across variants, swallowing the listing error, making EC2 suppress. An in-memory MCP client test (cmd/cudly-mcp) drives the search through the real server with a fake aws provider. Recommendations are hand-built to the parsers' shapes, not produced by the parsers.

Closes #42

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The search tool now checks recommendations against commitments bought in the last 24 hours. It suppresses fully covered results for selected AWS services, flags potentially covered results for other services, and includes deduplication details in its response.

Changes

Recommendation deduplication

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Service rules and commitment clients tools/search_dedupe.go	Defines service-specific suppression and flagging rules. Commitment listings are memoized per service client.
Coverage checks and decisions tools/search_dedupe.go, tools/search_dedupe_test.go	Groups recommendations by service and region, checks account and term/payment variants, and applies suppression or flagging. Tests cover full and partial coverage, account matching, listing failures, and supported services.
Search integration and supporting updates tools/search_recommendations.go, tools/search_recommendations_test.go, tools/gcp_computeengine_cud_safeguards_test.go, CHANGELOG.md, README.md, go.mod	The search handler returns deduplicated recommendations and details, or fails if commitment listing fails. Supporting tests, documentation, changelog, and direct module requirements are updated.

Priority: ➖ Normal

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

Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant SearchHandle as searchRecommendations.handle
  participant DedupeFlow as recommendation deduplication
  participant ServiceClient as service client
  participant DuplicateChecker as duplicate checker
  SearchHandle->>DedupeFlow: deduplicate fetched recommendations
  DedupeFlow->>ServiceClient: list recent commitments
  DedupeFlow->>DuplicateChecker: check recommendation variants
  DuplicateChecker-->>DedupeFlow: passed and filtered recommendations
  DedupeFlow-->>SearchHandle: recommendations and dedupe details, or error

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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to b006c

A missing deduplication flag would produce a test panic instead of a clear assertion failure. No production blocker is established; this is mergeable with a small test fix.

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❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Linked Issues check		Issue #42 requires MCP search deduplication through the library recfilter checker and a protocol-level regression test with a fake commitments service. tools/search_dedupe.go uses `recfilter.NewDupl…	Add an in-memory MCP client test that registers cudly_search_recommendations, uses a fake commitments service, invokes the tool through the MCP protocol, and verifies suppression and the dedupe result block.
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 35.48% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 31 functions across 5 files. (3 skipped: …	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

✅ Passed checks (3 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Out of Scope Changes check		The reviewed changes stay within issue #42. The dedupe implementation, search-tool wiring, focused tests, result documentation, changelog entry, and direct provider module requirements support the MCP…
Description Check		Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled.
Title check		The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: suppressing search recommendations covered by recent commitments.

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Issue #42 requires MCP search deduplication through the library recfilter checker and a protocol-level regression test with a fake commitments service. tools/search_dedupe.go uses recfilter.NewDuplicateChecker(0) and tools/search_recommendations.go calls dedupeSearchResults before returning results. The added tests exercise the dedupe function and check marshaled output, but the PR description states that no in-memory MCP protocol-level test exists. This leaves the required protocol integration regression test unmet.

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Docstring coverage is 35.48% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 31 functions across 5 files. (3 skipped: 3 unsupported.)

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tools/search_dedupe_test.go (1)

233-241: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add a length check before indexing d.Flagged[0].

If d.Flagged is empty, d.Flagged[0] panics. A panic hides the real assertion failure. Add require.Len(t, d.Flagged, 1) before the index, as the other tests do.

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 	assert.Len(t, kept, 1)
+	require.Len(t, d.Flagged, 1)
 	assert.Equal(t, statusNotCheckedAccount, d.Flagged[0].Status)

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Review comment at @tools/search_dedupe_test.go around lines 233 - 241:
Add a required length check for d.Flagged in
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• CHANGELOG.md
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• tools/gcp_computeengine_cud_safeguards_test.go
• tools/search_dedupe.go
• tools/search_dedupe_test.go
• tools/search_recommendations.go
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Gate review (mcp gate-1): CHANGES REQUESTED at b006c9c

Independent adversarial review of the full diff against the approved plan (F1 to F6) and the pinned library (go 8a3d92b: pkg/recfilter/dedupe.go, the aws/gcp listings, providers/aws/provider.go GetAccounts). I found no path that hides an uncovered recommendation. Two real gaps block the merge.

Blocking

1. Azure flag-only has no test. If dedupeModeFor returns dedupeSuppress for ProviderAzure (tools/search_dedupe.go:62), go test ./tools/ still passes (I ran it). Azure is one of the four "never hide" guards, and the only one a mutation does not catch. Add an Azure test like TestDedupeEC2IsFlagOnlyNeverHidden: a recent same-size reservation is listed, the rec stays in recommendations and appears as possibly_covered.
2. The error names the wrong permission when the caller account cannot be resolved. A GetAccounts failure (search_dedupe.go:336-338; this is STS GetCallerIdentity, or organizations:ListAccounts failing past the first page) reaches the wrapper at search_dedupe.go:225-226. The message then says "the credentials need rds:DescribeReservedDBInstances", which is wrong. Amendment D1 requires the error to name the missing permission. Wrap the caller-id failure separately, naming sts:GetCallerIdentity (and organizations:ListAccounts), and add a test.

Non-blocking

• No protocol-level test. I judge this acceptable. I checked the gap with a throwaway in-memory test (not committed): mcp.NewServer + Register + NewInMemoryTransports + CallTool for an RDS search. The structured output passed the SDK's output-schema validation and carried dedupe.suppressed, dedupe.flagged (not_checked_other_account, recommendation_index correct after removal) and groups.
• F5: the listings go through the real library clients, but the recs are hand-built to the parser shape rather than produced by parser_ri.go/parser_services.go. I checked the shapes against the parser: RDS DatabaseEngine "MySQL", AZConfig from DeploymentOption, Account from AccountId. They match.
• Every searched AWS payer pages through organizations:ListAccounts once per search; that adds latency only.

Hiding-bug hunt (all clear)

• EC2 Windows, AZ-scoped or Convertible RI against a regional Linux rec: EC2 is flag-only, and the mutation that makes it suppress fails TestDedupeEC2IsFlagOnlyNeverHidden.
• The six variants each get their own budget from a fresh call. The same RI covers each variant's identical demand, so all six are suppressed together; that is intended and documented.
• Payer with linked accounts: GetAccounts puts the STS caller first with IsDefault. A linked-account rec is not_checked_other_account, and linked-account RIs are never listed with payer credentials, so the only error direction is showing a rec, never hiding one.
• Empty-engine ElastiCache wildcard: the memo flags the whole group, other-account recs keep their status, and an engine-less rec can match only a wildcard commitment, which flags it.
• GCP: the hook is forwarded (hookedMemoClient), GCP recs carry Account = project (computeengine/client.go:574), and GCP is flag-only.
• Pairing: pairOutcomes matches filtered recs by DeepEqual to the unmodified input; a mismatch is an error, not a mispairing.

Evidence (fresh clone at the exact SHA, GOTOOLCHAIN=go1.26.9, mocks only)

• go build ./... && go vet ./... && go test ./...: 516 passed; golangci-lint 0 issues.
• Fails-before: with handle() calling no dedupe (tests kept), TestSearchResultCarriesTheDedupeBlock fails.
• Mutations, each failing a test: remove the account gate (fails TestDedupeOtherAccountIsNeverSuppressed and TestDedupeNoCallerAccountFlagsEverything); return the reduced count; remove the wildcard guard; share one budget across variants; swallow the listing error; EC2, GCP or MemoryDB suppress; drop GCP hook forwarding. Survives: Azure suppress (finding 1).
• go#323 is linked in the PR body and the README.

CI at this SHA: the macOS build is still pending, mergeStateStatus UNSTABLE. Not merged. Re-gate after the fix.

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Gate re-review (mcp gate-1): APPROVED at 173d3b5

• Blocker 1 fixed: TestDedupeAzureIsFlagOnlyNeverSuppressed passes. With dedupeModeFor changed to suppress Azure, that test fails.
• Blocker 2 fixed: account-lookup failures are an accountLookupError naming sts:GetCallerIdentity or organizations:ListAccounts. Only a listing failure names the describe permission, and a service-client failure claims none. Mutations: naming the organizations case as sts fails .../organizations; labelling an account error as a listing error fails both subtests.
• Protocol test TestSearchSuppressesCoveredRecommendationOverTheProtocol (real server, in-memory client) passes. It fails when handle() skips dedupe. It is not parallel, and its registry swap is restored in cleanup.
• Earlier mutations rerun at this SHA, each failing a test: remove the account gate, return the reduced count, remove the wildcard guard, share one budget across variants, EC2 suppress, drop GCP hook forwarding.
• Local run at the exact SHA (fresh clone, GOTOOLCHAIN=go1.26.9, mocks only): build, vet and go test ./... pass; golangci-lint reports 0 issues.
• CI: all checks green, mergeStateStatus CLEAN, up to date with main. go#323 is linked in the PR body and the README.
• Non-blocking: an error from the GCP family hook (invalid CUD identity) is also wrapped as a listing error, so it names compute.regionCommitments.list. It still fails loud. F5 (real parsers for the rec shapes) is skipped as the PR body notes; I checked the shapes against the parsers earlier.
• Merging as a squash.