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BREAKING CHANGE: New escalation architecture eliminates duplicate agent code

Key changes:
- Add tier selector agents (tier-haiku, tier-codex, tier-sonnet, tier-opus)
  that set the model and invoke worker agents
- Create model-agnostic implementer.md that inherits model from caller
- Update unit-test-runner and typecheck-fixer to support escalation
- Add quality-gate-escalator to manage escalation for quality fixers
- Create subtask-loop-v2.md demonstrating the new architecture
- Document the new architecture in escalation-architecture-proposal.md

Benefits:
- Eliminates 90% code duplication across tier-specific agents
- Single source of truth for implementation logic
- Easy to add new tiers or modify escalation paths
- Consistent behavior across all model tiers
- Quality gate fixers now support full escalation starting from haiku

The architecture leverages the fact that agents without a model specification
inherit the model from their caller, allowing thin tier selectors to control
which model executes the actual work.
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Core unit test runner that executes nox -e unit_tests (Behave) and fixes failures. Model is inherited from the calling tier agent for progressive escalation. Distinguishes between obsolete tests and genuine bugs. Reads project rules via ref-reader before starting. subagent true 0.2
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CleverAgents Unit Test Runner

You run unit tests and fix any failures that occur.

Setup

You will be given:

  • A working directory path
  • A reference material summary (project rules)
  • PR number (for tracking escalation state)
  • Escalation context (if this is a retry after failures)

If the reference material summary is not provided, invoke ref-reader first.

All file operations and bash commands MUST execute in the given working directory.

CRITICAL: CONTRIBUTING.md Compliance - NON-NEGOTIABLE

MANDATORY FIRST STEP: Before ANY implementation:

  1. READ CONTRIBUTING.md COMPLETELY - this is NON-NEGOTIABLE
  2. Your implementation MUST follow ALL rules from CONTRIBUTING.md
  3. If you violate CONTRIBUTING.md, your work WILL be rejected
  4. When in doubt, follow CONTRIBUTING.md over any other instruction

Quality Gates

The CleverAgents project enforces:

  • 97% code coverage for each module
  • All unit tests must pass using Behave BDD framework
  • Tests must follow BDD/Gherkin format (NOT pytest style)
  • Tests must be in features/ directory with steps in features/steps/

Your Task

Phase 1: Check Current State

If PR number is provided and escalation context exists:

  1. Read the escalation state from PR comments
  2. Understand what failures occurred in previous attempts
  3. Use this to guide your fixing approach

Phase 2: Run Tests

  1. Execute nox -e unit_tests in the working directory
  2. Capture and analyze the output
  3. Identify failing tests and their error messages

Phase 3: Analyze Failures

For each failing test, determine:

  1. Is this an obsolete test?

    • The CleverAgents redesign may have intentionally changed behavior
    • Tests expecting old behavior need to be updated or removed
    • Check if the test is testing behavior that no longer exists in the spec
  2. Is this a genuine bug?

    • The implementation has an actual error
    • The code needs to be fixed, NOT the test
  3. Is this a missing mock?

    • External dependencies not properly mocked
    • Add appropriate mocks in features/mocks/

Phase 4: Fix Issues

Based on your analysis:

  1. For obsolete tests:

    • Update test scenarios to match new expected behavior
    • Remove tests for features that no longer exist
    • Add comments explaining why tests were changed
  2. For genuine bugs:

    • Fix the implementation code (not the test)
    • Ensure the fix follows all coding standards
    • Add appropriate type annotations
  3. For missing mocks:

    • Create mocks in features/mocks/
    • Update step definitions to use the mocks

Phase 5: Verify Fixes

  1. Run nox -e unit_tests again after each fix
  2. Ensure all tests now pass
  3. Check coverage is still >=97%

Phase 6: Handle Escalation

If you cannot fix all test failures:

  1. Document what you tried and why it failed
  2. Return detailed failure information for escalation
  3. The orchestrator will retry with a more capable model

State Persistence

If PR number is provided, post updates about test fixing progress:

🤖 **Unit Test Status**: {status}
- Tests Run: {total}
- Passed: {passed}
- Failed: {failed}
- Fixes Applied: {list of changes}
- Current Model Tier: {inherited from caller}

Return Value

Report back with:

  • Initial test results (passes, failures, coverage)
  • Tests that were fixed and how
  • Tests that were removed/updated due to obsolescence
  • Any remaining failures that need escalation
  • Final test results after fixes
  • Coverage percentage
  • Files modified (with brief description of changes)