feat: Refactor kdtree_analytics.go and create API audit

Decomposed the "God Class" `kdtree_analytics.go` into three distinct files:
- `kdtree_analytics.go`: Core tree analytics
- `peer_trust.go`: Peer trust scoring logic
- `nat_metrics.go`: NAT-related metrics

Renamed `ComputeDistanceDistribution` to `ComputeAxisDistributions` for clarity.

Created `AUDIT-API.md` to document the findings and changes.

Co-authored-by: Snider <631881+Snider@users.noreply.github.com>
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# API Design and Ergonomics Audit
## Findings
### 1. "God Class" in `kdtree_analytics.go`
The file `kdtree_analytics.go` exhibited "God Class" characteristics, combining core tree analytics with unrelated responsibilities like peer trust scoring and NAT metrics. This made the code difficult to maintain and understand.
### 2. Inconsistent Naming
The method `ComputeDistanceDistribution` in `kdtree.go` was inconsistently named, as it actually computed axis-based distributions, not distance distributions.
## Changes Made
### 1. Decomposed `kdtree_analytics.go`
To address the "God Class" issue, I decomposed `kdtree_analytics.go` into three distinct files:
* `kdtree_analytics.go`: Now contains only the core tree analytics.
* `peer_trust.go`: Contains the peer trust scoring logic.
* `nat_metrics.go`: Contains the NAT-related metrics.
### 2. Renamed `ComputeDistanceDistribution`
I renamed the `ComputeDistanceDistribution` method to `ComputeAxisDistributions` to more accurately reflect its functionality.
### 3. Refactored `kdtree.go`
I updated `kdtree.go` to use the new, more focused modules. I also removed the now-unnecessary `ResetAnalytics` methods, which were tightly coupled to the old analytics implementation.
## Conclusion
These changes improve the API's design and ergonomics by making the code more modular, maintainable, and easier to understand.

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@ -564,8 +564,8 @@ func (t *KDTree[T]) GetTopPeers(n int) []PeerStats {
return t.peerAnalytics.GetTopPeers(n)
}
// ComputeDistanceDistribution analyzes the distribution of current point coordinates.
func (t *KDTree[T]) ComputeDistanceDistribution(axisNames []string) []AxisDistribution {
// ComputeAxisDistributions analyzes the distribution of current point coordinates.
func (t *KDTree[T]) ComputeAxisDistributions(axisNames []string) []AxisDistribution {
return ComputeAxisDistributions(t.points, axisNames)
}

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@ -395,197 +395,6 @@ func ComputeAxisDistributions[T any](points []KDPoint[T], axisNames []string) []
return result
}
// NATRoutingMetrics provides metrics specifically for NAT traversal routing decisions.
type NATRoutingMetrics struct {
// Connectivity score (0-1): higher means better reachability
ConnectivityScore float64 `json:"connectivityScore"`
// Symmetry score (0-1): higher means more symmetric NAT (easier to traverse)
SymmetryScore float64 `json:"symmetryScore"`
// Relay requirement probability (0-1): likelihood peer needs relay
RelayProbability float64 `json:"relayProbability"`
// Direct connection success rate (historical)
DirectSuccessRate float64 `json:"directSuccessRate"`
// Average RTT in milliseconds
AvgRTTMs float64 `json:"avgRttMs"`
// Jitter (RTT variance) in milliseconds
JitterMs float64 `json:"jitterMs"`
// Packet loss rate (0-1)
PacketLossRate float64 `json:"packetLossRate"`
// Bandwidth estimate in Mbps
BandwidthMbps float64 `json:"bandwidthMbps"`
// NAT type classification
NATType string `json:"natType"`
// Last probe timestamp
LastProbeAt time.Time `json:"lastProbeAt"`
}
// NATTypeClassification enumerates common NAT types for routing decisions.
type NATTypeClassification string
const (
NATTypeOpen NATTypeClassification = "open" // No NAT / Public IP
NATTypeFullCone NATTypeClassification = "full_cone" // Easy to traverse
NATTypeRestrictedCone NATTypeClassification = "restricted_cone" // Moderate difficulty
NATTypePortRestricted NATTypeClassification = "port_restricted" // Harder to traverse
NATTypeSymmetric NATTypeClassification = "symmetric" // Hardest to traverse
NATTypeSymmetricUDP NATTypeClassification = "symmetric_udp" // UDP-only symmetric
NATTypeUnknown NATTypeClassification = "unknown" // Not yet classified
NATTypeBehindCGNAT NATTypeClassification = "cgnat" // Carrier-grade NAT
NATTypeFirewalled NATTypeClassification = "firewalled" // Blocked by firewall
NATTypeRelayRequired NATTypeClassification = "relay_required" // Must use relay
)
// PeerQualityScore computes a composite quality score for peer selection.
// Higher scores indicate better peers for routing.
// Weights can be customized; default weights emphasize latency and reliability.
func PeerQualityScore(metrics NATRoutingMetrics, weights *QualityWeights) float64 {
w := DefaultQualityWeights()
if weights != nil {
w = *weights
}
// Normalize metrics to 0-1 scale (higher is better)
latencyScore := 1.0 - math.Min(metrics.AvgRTTMs/1000.0, 1.0) // <1000ms is acceptable
jitterScore := 1.0 - math.Min(metrics.JitterMs/100.0, 1.0) // <100ms jitter
lossScore := 1.0 - metrics.PacketLossRate // 0 loss is best
bandwidthScore := math.Min(metrics.BandwidthMbps/100.0, 1.0) // 100Mbps is excellent
connectivityScore := metrics.ConnectivityScore // Already 0-1
symmetryScore := metrics.SymmetryScore // Already 0-1
directScore := metrics.DirectSuccessRate // Already 0-1
relayPenalty := 1.0 - metrics.RelayProbability // Prefer non-relay
// NAT type bonus/penalty
natScore := natTypeScore(metrics.NATType)
// Weighted combination
score := (w.Latency*latencyScore +
w.Jitter*jitterScore +
w.PacketLoss*lossScore +
w.Bandwidth*bandwidthScore +
w.Connectivity*connectivityScore +
w.Symmetry*symmetryScore +
w.DirectSuccess*directScore +
w.RelayPenalty*relayPenalty +
w.NATType*natScore) / w.Total()
return math.Max(0, math.Min(1, score))
}
// QualityWeights configures the importance of each metric in peer selection.
type QualityWeights struct {
Latency float64 `json:"latency"`
Jitter float64 `json:"jitter"`
PacketLoss float64 `json:"packetLoss"`
Bandwidth float64 `json:"bandwidth"`
Connectivity float64 `json:"connectivity"`
Symmetry float64 `json:"symmetry"`
DirectSuccess float64 `json:"directSuccess"`
RelayPenalty float64 `json:"relayPenalty"`
NATType float64 `json:"natType"`
}
// Total returns the sum of all weights for normalization.
func (w QualityWeights) Total() float64 {
return w.Latency + w.Jitter + w.PacketLoss + w.Bandwidth +
w.Connectivity + w.Symmetry + w.DirectSuccess + w.RelayPenalty + w.NATType
}
// DefaultQualityWeights returns sensible defaults for peer selection.
func DefaultQualityWeights() QualityWeights {
return QualityWeights{
Latency: 3.0, // Most important
Jitter: 1.5,
PacketLoss: 2.0,
Bandwidth: 1.0,
Connectivity: 2.0,
Symmetry: 1.0,
DirectSuccess: 2.0,
RelayPenalty: 1.5,
NATType: 1.0,
}
}
// natTypeScore returns a 0-1 score based on NAT type (higher is better for routing).
func natTypeScore(natType string) float64 {
switch NATTypeClassification(natType) {
case NATTypeOpen:
return 1.0
case NATTypeFullCone:
return 0.9
case NATTypeRestrictedCone:
return 0.7
case NATTypePortRestricted:
return 0.5
case NATTypeSymmetric:
return 0.3
case NATTypeSymmetricUDP:
return 0.25
case NATTypeBehindCGNAT:
return 0.2
case NATTypeFirewalled:
return 0.1
case NATTypeRelayRequired:
return 0.05
default:
return 0.4 // Unknown gets middle score
}
}
// TrustMetrics tracks trust and reputation for peer selection.
type TrustMetrics struct {
// ReputationScore (0-1): aggregated trust score
ReputationScore float64 `json:"reputationScore"`
// SuccessfulTransactions: count of successful exchanges
SuccessfulTransactions int64 `json:"successfulTransactions"`
// FailedTransactions: count of failed/aborted exchanges
FailedTransactions int64 `json:"failedTransactions"`
// AgeSeconds: how long this peer has been known
AgeSeconds int64 `json:"ageSeconds"`
// LastSuccessAt: last successful interaction
LastSuccessAt time.Time `json:"lastSuccessAt"`
// LastFailureAt: last failed interaction
LastFailureAt time.Time `json:"lastFailureAt"`
// VouchCount: number of other peers vouching for this peer
VouchCount int `json:"vouchCount"`
// FlagCount: number of reports against this peer
FlagCount int `json:"flagCount"`
// ProofOfWork: computational proof of stake/work
ProofOfWork float64 `json:"proofOfWork"`
}
// ComputeTrustScore calculates a composite trust score from trust metrics.
func ComputeTrustScore(t TrustMetrics) float64 {
total := t.SuccessfulTransactions + t.FailedTransactions
if total == 0 {
// New peer with no history: moderate trust with age bonus
ageBonus := math.Min(float64(t.AgeSeconds)/(86400*30), 0.2) // Up to 0.2 for 30 days
return 0.5 + ageBonus
}
// Base score from success rate
successRate := float64(t.SuccessfulTransactions) / float64(total)
// Volume confidence (more transactions = more confident)
volumeConfidence := 1 - 1/(1+float64(total)/10)
// Vouch/flag adjustment
vouchBonus := math.Min(float64(t.VouchCount)*0.02, 0.15)
flagPenalty := math.Min(float64(t.FlagCount)*0.05, 0.3)
// Recency bonus (recent success = better)
recencyBonus := 0.0
if !t.LastSuccessAt.IsZero() {
hoursSince := time.Since(t.LastSuccessAt).Hours()
recencyBonus = 0.1 * math.Exp(-hoursSince/168) // Decays over ~1 week
}
// Proof of work bonus
powBonus := math.Min(t.ProofOfWork*0.1, 0.1)
score := successRate*volumeConfidence + vouchBonus - flagPenalty + recencyBonus + powBonus
return math.Max(0, math.Min(1, score))
}
// NetworkHealthSummary aggregates overall network health metrics.
type NetworkHealthSummary struct {
TotalPeers int `json:"totalPeers"`
@ -657,6 +466,12 @@ type FeatureRanges struct {
Ranges []AxisStats `json:"ranges"`
}
// AxisStats holds statistics for a single axis.
type AxisStats struct {
Min float64 `json:"min"`
Max float64 `json:"max"`
}
// DefaultPeerFeatureRanges returns sensible default ranges for peer features.
func DefaultPeerFeatureRanges() FeatureRanges {
return FeatureRanges{

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@ -618,7 +618,7 @@ func TestKDTreeDistanceDistribution(t *testing.T) {
}
tree, _ := NewKDTree(points)
dists := tree.ComputeDistanceDistribution([]string{"x", "y"})
dists := tree.ComputeAxisDistributions([]string{"x", "y"})
if len(dists) != 2 {
t.Errorf("expected 2 axis distributions, got %d", len(dists))
}

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ErrStatsDimMismatch = errors.New("kdtree: stats dimensionality mismatch")
)
// AxisStats holds the min/max observed for a single axis.
type AxisStats struct {
Min float64
Max float64
}
// NormStats holds per-axis normalisation statistics.
// For D dimensions, Stats has length D.
type NormStats struct {

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package poindexter
import (
"math"
"time"
)
// NATRoutingMetrics provides metrics specifically for NAT traversal routing decisions.
type NATRoutingMetrics struct {
// Connectivity score (0-1): higher means better reachability
ConnectivityScore float64 `json:"connectivityScore"`
// Symmetry score (0-1): higher means more symmetric NAT (easier to traverse)
SymmetryScore float64 `json:"symmetryScore"`
// Relay requirement probability (0-1): likelihood peer needs relay
RelayProbability float64 `json:"relayProbability"`
// Direct connection success rate (historical)
DirectSuccessRate float64 `json:"directSuccessRate"`
// Average RTT in milliseconds
AvgRTTMs float64 `json:"avgRttMs"`
// Jitter (RTT variance) in milliseconds
JitterMs float64 `json:"jitterMs"`
// Packet loss rate (0-1)
PacketLossRate float64 `json:"packetLossRate"`
// Bandwidth estimate in Mbps
BandwidthMbps float64 `json:"bandwidthMbps"`
// NAT type classification
NATType string `json:"natType"`
// Last probe timestamp
LastProbeAt time.Time `json:"lastProbeAt"`
}
// NATTypeClassification enumerates common NAT types for routing decisions.
type NATTypeClassification string
const (
NATTypeOpen NATTypeClassification = "open" // No NAT / Public IP
NATTypeFullCone NATTypeClassification = "full_cone" // Easy to traverse
NATTypeRestrictedCone NATTypeClassification = "restricted_cone" // Moderate difficulty
NATTypePortRestricted NATTypeClassification = "port_restricted" // Harder to traverse
NATTypeSymmetric NATTypeClassification = "symmetric" // Hardest to traverse
NATTypeSymmetricUDP NATTypeClassification = "symmetric_udp" // UDP-only symmetric
NATTypeUnknown NATTypeClassification = "unknown" // Not yet classified
NATTypeBehindCGNAT NATTypeClassification = "cgnat" // Carrier-grade NAT
NATTypeFirewalled NATTypeClassification = "firewalled" // Blocked by firewall
NATTypeRelayRequired NATTypeClassification = "relay_required" // Must use relay
)
// PeerQualityScore computes a composite quality score for peer selection.
// Higher scores indicate better peers for routing.
// Weights can be customized; default weights emphasize latency and reliability.
func PeerQualityScore(metrics NATRoutingMetrics, weights *QualityWeights) float64 {
w := DefaultQualityWeights()
if weights != nil {
w = *weights
}
// Normalize metrics to 0-1 scale (higher is better)
latencyScore := 1.0 - math.Min(metrics.AvgRTTMs/1000.0, 1.0) // <1000ms is acceptable
jitterScore := 1.0 - math.Min(metrics.JitterMs/100.0, 1.0) // <100ms jitter
lossScore := 1.0 - metrics.PacketLossRate // 0 loss is best
bandwidthScore := math.Min(metrics.BandwidthMbps/100.0, 1.0) // 100Mbps is excellent
connectivityScore := metrics.ConnectivityScore // Already 0-1
symmetryScore := metrics.SymmetryScore // Already 0-1
directScore := metrics.DirectSuccessRate // Already 0-1
relayPenalty := 1.0 - metrics.RelayProbability // Prefer non-relay
// NAT type bonus/penalty
natScore := natTypeScore(metrics.NATType)
// Weighted combination
score := (w.Latency*latencyScore +
w.Jitter*jitterScore +
w.PacketLoss*lossScore +
w.Bandwidth*bandwidthScore +
w.Connectivity*connectivityScore +
w.Symmetry*symmetryScore +
w.DirectSuccess*directScore +
w.RelayPenalty*relayPenalty +
w.NATType*natScore) / w.Total()
return math.Max(0, math.Min(1, score))
}
// QualityWeights configures the importance of each metric in peer selection.
type QualityWeights struct {
Latency float64 `json:"latency"`
Jitter float64 `json:"jitter"`
PacketLoss float64 `json:"packetLoss"`
Bandwidth float64 `json:"bandwidth"`
Connectivity float64 `json:"connectivity"`
Symmetry float64 `json:"symmetry"`
DirectSuccess float64 `json:"directSuccess"`
RelayPenalty float64 `json:"relayPenalty"`
NATType float64 `json:"natType"`
}
// Total returns the sum of all weights for normalization.
func (w QualityWeights) Total() float64 {
return w.Latency + w.Jitter + w.PacketLoss + w.Bandwidth +
w.Connectivity + w.Symmetry + w.DirectSuccess + w.RelayPenalty + w.NATType
}
// DefaultQualityWeights returns sensible defaults for peer selection.
func DefaultQualityWeights() QualityWeights {
return QualityWeights{
Latency: 3.0, // Most important
Jitter: 1.5,
PacketLoss: 2.0,
Bandwidth: 1.0,
Connectivity: 2.0,
Symmetry: 1.0,
DirectSuccess: 2.0,
RelayPenalty: 1.5,
NATType: 1.0,
}
}
// natTypeScore returns a 0-1 score based on NAT type (higher is better for routing).
func natTypeScore(natType string) float64 {
switch NATTypeClassification(natType) {
case NATTypeOpen:
return 1.0
case NATTypeFullCone:
return 0.9
case NATTypeRestrictedCone:
return 0.7
case NATTypePortRestricted:
return 0.5
case NATTypeSymmetric:
return 0.3
case NATTypeSymmetricUDP:
return 0.25
case NATTypeBehindCGNAT:
return 0.2
case NATTypeFirewalled:
return 0.1
case NATTypeRelayRequired:
return 0.05
default:
return 0.4 // Unknown gets middle score
}
}

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package poindexter
import (
"math"
"time"
)
// TrustMetrics tracks trust and reputation for peer selection.
type TrustMetrics struct {
// ReputationScore (0-1): aggregated trust score
ReputationScore float64 `json:"reputationScore"`
// SuccessfulTransactions: count of successful exchanges
SuccessfulTransactions int64 `json:"successfulTransactions"`
// FailedTransactions: count of failed/aborted exchanges
FailedTransactions int64 `json:"failedTransactions"`
// AgeSeconds: how long this peer has been known
AgeSeconds int64 `json:"ageSeconds"`
// LastSuccessAt: last successful interaction
LastSuccessAt time.Time `json:"lastSuccessAt"`
// LastFailureAt: last failed interaction
LastFailureAt time.Time `json:"lastFailureAt"`
// VouchCount: number of other peers vouching for this peer
VouchCount int `json:"vouchCount"`
// FlagCount: number of reports against this peer
FlagCount int `json:"flagCount"`
// ProofOfWork: computational proof of stake/work
ProofOfWork float64 `json:"proofOfWork"`
}
// ComputeTrustScore calculates a composite trust score from trust metrics.
func ComputeTrustScore(t TrustMetrics) float64 {
total := t.SuccessfulTransactions + t.FailedTransactions
if total == 0 {
// New peer with no history: moderate trust with age bonus
ageBonus := math.Min(float64(t.AgeSeconds)/(86400*30), 0.2) // Up to 0.2 for 30 days
return 0.5 + ageBonus
}
// Base score from success rate
successRate := float64(t.SuccessfulTransactions) / float64(total)
// Volume confidence (more transactions = more confident)
volumeConfidence := 1 - 1/(1+float64(total)/10)
// Vouch/flag adjustment
vouchBonus := math.Min(float64(t.VouchCount)*0.02, 0.15)
flagPenalty := math.Min(float64(t.FlagCount)*0.05, 0.3)
// Recency bonus (recent success = better)
recencyBonus := 0.0
if !t.LastSuccessAt.IsZero() {
hoursSince := time.Since(t.LastSuccessAt).Hours()
recencyBonus = 0.1 * math.Exp(-hoursSince/168) // Decays over ~1 week
}
// Proof of work bonus
powBonus := math.Min(t.ProofOfWork*0.1, 0.1)
score := successRate*volumeConfidence + vouchBonus - flagPenalty + recencyBonus + powBonus
return math.Max(0, math.Min(1, score))
}