absentia 0.0.1

Find what you forgot to write — placeholder; the v1.0 release ships the engine.

absentia

Find what you forgot to write.

This is a placeholder release claiming the absentia package name on PyPI. The actual engine — a tree-sitter + frequent-itemset mining tool that surfaces the conventions a codebase already follows but doesn't write down — ships in v1.0.

The pitch: most code analyzers find what's wrong; absentia finds what's missing. Take 48 event handlers in your codebase. 47 call bus.unsubscribe() in their cleanup paths. One doesn't. That one is a memory leak waiting for the user who triggers the right interaction — and no linter, type-checker, or AI reviewer will catch it, because nothing told them to expect that pattern. absentia learns the pattern from the 47 and flags the outlier with a 0.94-confidence score.

Pattern mining over your AST. No LLM, no rule database, deterministic — same input, same gaps. The rules come from your code itself.

Status: pre-release. v0.0.1 ships only the package metadata; the engine arrives in v1.0. Watch the GitHub repo for release notes.

Links

• Repository: https://github.com/skbays03/absentia
• Issues: https://github.com/skbays03/absentia/issues
• License: Apache 2.0