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fix(security): fix file_tools.py validate_path startswith bypass #7478
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Replace insecure str.startswith() path check in validate_path() with
Path.resolve()/Path.relative_to() for proper canonicalisation before
sandbox containment verification.

Added comprehensive unit tests covering sibling-prefix collision, symlink
resolution, and normalisation edge cases. Updated CHANGELOG and contributors.

ISSUES CLOSED: #7478
ISSUES CLOSED: #7549
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@@ -97,10 +97,10 @@ The format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/).
integration test (`robot/actor_compiler.robot`) to prevent regressions.
- **Devcontainer auto-discovery wired into `git-checkout`/`fs-directory` handlers** (#4740):
`GitCheckoutHandler.discover_children()` and `FsDirectoryHandler.discover_children()` now
call `discover_devcontainers()` after scanning for `fs-directory` children. Any
call `discover_devcontainers()` after scanning for ``fs-directory`` children. Any
`.devcontainer/devcontainer.json` or root-level `.devcontainer.json` found at the resource
location is registered as a `devcontainer-instance` child resource with
`provisioning_state: discovered`. Named configurations (`.devcontainer/<name>/devcontainer.json`)
location is registered as a ``devcontainer-instance`` child resource with
``provisioning_state: discovered``. Named configurations (`.devcontainer/<name>/devcontainer.json`)
are also discovered and carry the configuration name in the `config_name` property.
This wires the previously-isolated `discover_devcontainers()` function into the production
code path, enabling the spec's zero-configuration devcontainer experience.
@@ -115,13 +115,15 @@ The format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/).
parameter and forward it to `DecisionService`. Added BDD scenarios verifying
`hot_context_hash`, `hot_context_ref`, `actor_state_ref`, and `relevant_resources`
are all populated for Strategize-phase decisions.
### Added
- **`agents project show` now displays Invariants and Validations panels in rich output** (#9460):
Enhanced the `project show` command's Rich display with dedicated tables for project-scoped
Enhanced the `project show` command's Rich display with dedicated tables for project-level
invariants (read from ``ns_projects.invariants_json``) and validation attachments on linked
resources (resolved via the validation attachment repo and tool registry). The main panel was
also refactored to use a cleaner "Project Details" title with resource count and remote status.
- **Context CLI commands support JSON, YAML, and plain output formats** (#9672): Added
`--format json`, `--format yaml`, `--format plain`, and `--format table` options to
`agents actor context list`, `agents actor context add`, and `agents actor context show`
@@ -129,6 +131,7 @@ The format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/).
`command`, `status`, `exit_code`, `data`, `timing`, and `messages` fields for seamless
integration with automation pipelines and scripting tools. Plain format provides clean
terminal-friendly text output without ANSI color codes.
- **Spec clarifications: layer boundary DI exception, ULID scope, TUI/ACMS gaps** (#10451): Added targeted clarifications to `docs/specification.md` including: the sole permitted location (`application/container.py`) where application layer may reference infrastructure concrete types; distinction between domain entity IDs (must be ULID) and ephemeral internal implementation IDs; per-stage protocol contracts, storage tier definitions, budget enforcement protocol, and output format for ACMS pipeline stages; and public interface definitions with verifiable checks for 8 TUI components.
### Changed
@@ -172,6 +175,18 @@ The format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/).
versions (<3.13.4) cannot be installed even if upstream transitive dependencies have loose
version constraints.
- **Path traversal bypass via startswith() in validate_path()** (#7478, #7549): Fixed a
path traversal vulnerability in ``src/cleveragents/tool/builtins/file_tools.py`` where
``validate_path()`` used an insecure string-based prefix check that could be defeated by
prepending characters to traversal paths (e.g. ``"X/home/"`` passing a ``startswith("/home/")``
guard). Replaced the insecure check with proper path canonicalisation using ``Path.resolve()``
before performing containment verification via ``Path.relative_to()``. Added comprehensive
unit tests in ``tests/test_file_tools.py`` and BDD regression scenarios covering standard
``..`` traversal, absolute-path escape, sibling-prefix collision (where a sibling directory
name is a string prefix of the sandbox name), deep-nested traversal, symlink resolution,
and edge cases with normalisation markers. All file tools (read, write, edit, delete, list,
search) now correctly block traversal attempts that escape the configured sandbox root.
### Fixed
- **Error suppression removed from `reactive_registry_adapter.py`** (#9060): Removed two `try...except Exception:` blocks in `register_registry_agents()` that silently suppressed errors, violating the CONTRIBUTING.md fail-fast policy. Exceptions from `actor_registry.list_actors()` and the route bridge refresh now propagate to the caller instead of being swallowed. Added Behave scenarios verifying RuntimeError, AttributeError, and TypeError propagation.
@@ -202,535 +217,7 @@ The format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/).
relative globs also match absolute paths. Added BDD regression tests in
`execute_phase_context_assembler_coverage.feature` and `project_context_phase_analysis.feature`.
### Changed
- Restored `benchmark-regression` CI job to `master.yml` with `pull_request` trigger guard
(`if: forgejo.event_name == 'pull_request'`). The job was previously absent from
`master.yml`, causing benchmark regression testing to never run on PRs. The job is
informational only and is not in `status-check`'s required needs list. (Closes #10716)
- **CI coverage job now waits for unit_tests** (#10714): Added `unit_tests` to the
`needs` list of the `coverage` job in `ci.yml`. Previously the coverage job ran
in parallel with unit tests, which could produce misleading pass results when
tests were still in-flight or had already failed. Coverage now only starts after
unit tests succeed, eliminating redundant parallel test execution and ensuring
coverage results are always meaningful.
- **Bandit B608 f-string SQL in plan phases migration** (#10777): Replaced f-string
SQL construction in `a5_005_rebaseline_plan_phases.py` with plain string
concatenation. The `INSERT INTO _v3_plans_new ... SELECT ... FROM v3_plans`
statement used f-strings to interpolate `_ALL_DATA_COLUMNS`, which Bandit
flags as B608 (SQL injection risk). The constant is hardcoded and safe, but
the f-string pattern blocks tightening the bandit severity gate from HIGH to
MEDIUM (issue #9945). Replaced with `"INSERT INTO _v3_plans_new (" +
_ALL_DATA_COLUMNS + ") " "SELECT " + _ALL_DATA_COLUMNS + " FROM v3_plans"`.
- **Diagnostics spec examples expanded to all 9 providers** (#5320): Updated the
`agents diagnostics` command examples in the specification to show all 9 supported
providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Gemini, Azure, OpenRouter, Cohere, Groq,
Together), matching the implementation from PR #3469. Rich, plain, JSON, and YAML
example outputs now reflect comprehensive provider coverage with accurate warning
counts and per-provider recommendations.
### Added
- `agents actor context clear` command to reset actor message history and
state while preserving the underlying context directory via `ContextManager`
(#6370).
- **Quick Start Guide** (PR #9245): Added `docs/quickstart.md` with an end-to-end quick start guide covering prerequisites, installation, project creation, resource registration, plan/apply workflow, and troubleshooting. Updated `mkdocs.yml` navigation to include the Quick Start page.
- **Plan checkpoint management CLI commands** (#8683): Added `agents plan checkpoint-list <plan-id>` and `agents plan checkpoint-delete <checkpoint-id>` commands. Listing output now highlights checkpoint ID, type, created timestamp, reason, phase, and decision linkage with a concise field summary footer across rich/table/json/yaml formats. Deletion supports batch IDs, interactive confirmation (skip with `--yes`), and structured JSON/YAML responses for automation-friendly scripting.
- **Invariant Remove CLI Command** (#8530): Implemented `agents invariant remove <id>` command that soft-deletes an invariant by ID. The command displays a confirmation prompt before removal (bypassable with `--yes`/`-y`), outputs the removed invariant ID on success, and shows a clear error message when the invariant ID does not exist. Supports `--format` flag for JSON and YAML output. Full BDD test coverage and Robot Framework integration tests included.
- **TDD: MCPToolAdapter.infer_resource_slots() TypeError with null properties** (#10470):
Added a TDD issue-capture Behave scenario that reproduces the bug where
`MCPToolAdapter.infer_resource_slots()` raises `TypeError` when the input schema
contains `{"properties": None}`. The test is tagged `@tdd_expected_fail` and will
pass (by inversion) until the underlying bug is fixed.
- **Architecture Pool Supervisor Milestone Assignment** (#7521): Added a "PR Workflow
for Major Changes" section to the `architecture-pool-supervisor` agent definition
documenting the milestone assignment step for spec PRs. The agent now has
`forgejo_update_pull_request` permission to assign PRs to the current active
milestone after creation, improving traceability of specification changes within
project milestone planning. Includes BDD test coverage for the new workflow
documentation and permission configuration.
- **Git Worktree TOCTOU Race Condition** (#7507): Fixed a Time-Of-Check-To-Time-Of-Use
(TOCTOU) race condition in `git_worktree.py` that could cause `git worktree add`
operations to fail under concurrent execution. The fix replaces the unsafe
`mkdtemp()` + `rmdir()` pattern with a parent-directory approach that maintains
the OS-level uniqueness guarantee throughout the entire operation. The parent
temporary directory is now persisted and properly cleaned up on both success and
failure paths. Comprehensive BDD test coverage validates the fix under concurrent
execution and confirms proper cleanup behavior.
- **Database resource types (PostgreSQL, SQLite) with transaction-based sandbox strategy** (#8608):
Implemented comprehensive database resource support enabling users to interact with
PostgreSQL and SQLite backends through a unified resource interface. Introduces
`DatabaseResourceHandler` providing full CRUD operations (`read`, `write`, `delete`,
`list_children`), connection validation with automatic credential masking via
:mod:`cleveragents.shared.redaction`, and transaction-based sandbox strategy using
BEGIN/COMMIT/ROLLBACK wrappers for safe, isolated database operations. SQLite-specific
checkpoint and rollback support with SAVEPOINT semantics. Support for multiple backends (PostgreSQL, SQLite, MySQL, DuckDB) via unified "DatabaseResourceHandler" and type-specific routing. BDD test
coverage in ``features/database_resources.feature`` (connection validation, CRUD workflows,
transaction/rollback behavior, error handling, credential masking verification) and
Robot Framework integration tests in ``robot/database_resources.robot``.
- **TransactionSandbox infrastructure for database resource isolation** (#8608):
Implemented ``TransactionSandbox`` class with BEGIN/COMMIT/ROLLBACK lifecycle
management for transaction-based sandbox strategy. Wired into ``SandboxFactory``
as the strategy resolver for database resource types. Added ``database`` resource type
registration in bootstrap builtin types and updated ``_resource_registry_data.py``
to recognize database resource categories.
### Fixed
- **fix(repositories): derive PlanResult.success from result_success column instead of error_message** (#7501):
Fixed a critical bug in `PlanRepository._to_domain` where `PlanResult.success` was incorrectly
derived from `error_message is None`. Because `error_message` is shared between the build phase
and the result phase, a plan with a historical build error would be marked as failed even after
successfully completing and being applied. The fix introduces a dedicated `result_success` boolean
column in the `plans` table (migration `m9_003_plan_result_success_column`) and updates the
repository read path to use it. For backward compatibility, when `result_success` is NULL
(pre-migration records), the legacy `error_message is None` heuristic is preserved.
- **`LLMTraceRepository.save()` premature commit breaks UnitOfWork transactions** (#7505):
Replaced the unconditional `session.commit()` in `LLMTraceRepository.save()` with a
dual-path implementation that respects the UnitOfWork (UoW) pattern. When an external
session is provided (UoW mode), the method now calls only `session.flush()`, leaving
transaction control to the caller. When no session is provided (standalone mode), the
method creates its own session, flushes, commits, and closes it to ensure durable
persistence. This eliminates three data-integrity violations: premature commit of outer
UoW transactions, loss of rollback capability for subsequent failures, and a mismatch
between the class docstring ("Callers are responsible for commit") and the implementation.
Input validation for the `trace` argument was also added. Two new BDD scenarios verify
the session contract: `Repository save() calls flush not commit` and `LLM trace rolled
back when UnitOfWork transaction rolls back`.
- **git_tools._get_base_env() TOCTOU Race Condition** (#7619): Fixed a
Time-Of-Check-To-Time-Of-Use race condition in `git_tools._get_base_env()`
where two concurrent threads could both observe `_BASE_ENV is None`, both
snapshot `os.environ`, and write potentially different snapshots. The fix
adds a module-level `_BASE_ENV_LOCK: threading.Lock` and replaces the bare
`if _BASE_ENV is None` assignment with double-checked locking: the outer
check keeps the warm-cache path lock-free; the inner check inside
`with _BASE_ENV_LOCK` prevents duplicate initialisation on the very first
concurrent call. Three new BDD scenarios in `features/git_tools.feature`
(with step definitions in
`features/steps/git_tools_thread_safety_steps.py`) verify caching identity,
content correctness, and thread safety under 20 concurrent threads.
- **Unified provider factory: eliminate divergence between `create_llm()` and `create_ai_provider()`** (#10949):
Introduced `_create_provider_instance()` as the single internal factory so that
both public methods delegate to one place. Creating a new provider now
requires changes in exactly one method.
- **Fixed API key regression**: the unified factory now explicitly passes
the validated API key to all LangChain constructors (OpenAI, Anthropic,
Google / Gemini, Azure, Groq, Together, Cohere, and OpenRouter). Users
who configure providers via `CLEVERAGENTS_`-prefixed variables are no
longer silently failed when LangChain falls back to raw environment
variable lookup. Pre-validated keys are forwarded through the
`api_key` kwarg to avoid a second settings lookup in the factory
closure. (Closes #10949)
- **Fixed mock provider accessibility in production**: `ProviderType.MOCK`
is now gated by the `CLEVERAGENTS_ALLOW_MOCK_PROVIDER=true` sentinel
environment variable. Without this flag, both `create_llm()` and
`create_ai_provider()` raise `ValueError` when MOCK is requested,
preventing accidental or malicious use of the fake LLM in production.
`resolve_provider_by_name("mock")` now also respects the guard and
`is_provider_configured(ProviderType.MOCK)` returns `True` as expected.
- **Fixed type annotation**: `create_llm()` now declares `**kwargs: Any`
instead of `**kwargs: object`, restoring correct Pyright inference for
forwarded keyword arguments.
- **`create_llm()` raises `Unsupported provider type: openrouter`** (#10948): Fixed
`ProviderRegistry._create_provider_llm()` missing an `OPENROUTER` branch, which
caused `agents actor run openrouter/<model>` to fail with `ValueError`. Added a
`ProviderType.OPENROUTER` branch that creates a `ChatOpenAI` instance configured
with `openai_api_base="https://openrouter.ai/api/v1"` and the OpenRouter API key,
matching the behavior of `create_ai_provider("openrouter")`. Supports optional
`default_headers` kwarg with automatic string coercion for non-string keys/values.
- **LoadingThrobber Widget Restored** (#6357): Restored `LoadingThrobber` widget
- **Built-in actors v3 YAML format** (#10883): Fixed `agents actor run` failing for
built-in actors (e.g., `openai/gpt-4`, `anthropic/claude-3-opus`) due to missing
v3 `type` field in stored configuration. `ActorRegistry.ensure_built_in_actors()`
now generates and persists v3 YAML text with `type: llm` and `description` fields,
ensuring built-in actors work identically to custom actors. The
`_generate_builtin_actor_yaml()` helper creates spec-compliant YAML that passes
`ReactiveConfigParser._is_v3_format()` validation. Includes BDD scenarios and unit
tests covering YAML generation, schema validation, and multiple provider handling.
- **Atomic `server_connect` config writes** (#993): Fixed `server_connect` in
`cli/commands/server.py` to write all three config values (`server.url`,
`server.namespace`, `server.tls-verify`) atomically. A snapshot of the config
file is taken before any writes; if any `set_value()` call fails, the snapshot is
restored and compensating `CONFIG_CHANGED` events are emitted for already-applied
keys so the audit trail reflects the rollback. Added `emit_config_changed()` helper
to `ConfigService` for decoupled event emission in rollback flows. Added
`close()` method to `ReactiveEventBus` for proper resource cleanup in tests.
Resolved merge conflict in `config_service.py` integrating the PR's
`emit_config_changed()` helper with master's scoped config infrastructure.
Removed `# type: ignore[assignment]` by introducing a typed `_AutoDiscover`
sentinel class. BDD regression coverage in
`features/tdd_server_connect_atomic_writes.feature`.
- **Atomic `load_from_metadata` for Autonomy Guardrails** (#7504): Fixed
`AutonomyGuardrailService.load_from_metadata()` to validate both
`AutonomyGuardrails` and `GuardrailAuditTrail` models before writing either
to state, ensuring atomic updates. Previously, a validation failure on the
audit trail after guardrails were already written would leave the system in
an inconsistent state with partial updates. The method now uses a two-phase
validate-then-write approach: all model validation occurs in Phase 1, and
state mutations only happen in Phase 2 after all validations succeed.
- **`agents actor run` empty response for built-in LLM actors** (#10861): Fixed
`resolve_config_files` in `cli/commands/_resolve_actor.py` silently returning
empty output when invoked with a built-in actor name (e.g.
`anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-20250514`). Built-in actors generated from the
provider registry have a `config_blob` with `provider` and `model` fields but
no `type` field. Serialising this blob as-is produced YAML that
`ReactiveConfigParser` could not interpret (no agents, no routes → empty
`ReactiveConfig` → empty response). Fix: `_synthesize_llm_yaml()` now
synthesises a minimal v3 `type: llm` YAML when the actor has no `yaml_text`
and the `config_blob` has `provider` and `model` but no `type` field, allowing
the reactive config parser to create a working agent and graph route. BDD
regression coverage in `features/tdd_actor_run_response.feature`.
- **ReactiveConfigParser route synthesis for v3 actors** (#10807): Fixed
`agents actor run` silently returning empty output for v3 `type:llm` actors.
`_build_from_v3()` and `_build()` now synthesise a default single-node
graph route when agents are created without explicit routes, ensuring
`run_single_shot()` can invoke the LLM via `GraphExecutor`. The nested
`actors:` map format also translates the v3 `actor: "provider/model"` key
into separate `provider` and `model` keys so the correct LLM provider is
instantiated.
- **ActorRegistry.add() spec-compliant YAML support** (#4466): The registry now
accepts actor YAML using the spec's `actors:` map format with nested `config:`
blocks, in addition to the legacy top-level `provider`/`model` format. The
`unsafe` flag and graph descriptor from nested config are now correctly
preserved during registration. Multi-actor YAML (>1 entry in `actors:`/`agents:`
map) is now rejected by `add()` with a `ValidationError`. Nested
`config.options` are now correctly preserved. The `unsafe` coercion now uses
strict `is True or == 1` instead of `bool()` to prevent truthy non-boolean
YAML values (e.g. `unsafe: "no"`) from being treated as unsafe.
- **UKO Runtime Layer 2 (Paradigm) Indexing** (#9351): Added missing `rdf:type
uko-oo:Class` triple emission in `PythonAnalyzer._extract_class()` so that
Python class definitions are now correctly classified at layer 2 (paradigm/OO)
in addition to layer 3 (technology). Added the corresponding Behave scenario
`Indexing a Python file populates layer 2 (paradigm)` to
`features/uko_runtime.feature`, completing four-layer guarantee verification
for the UKO runtime.
- **Actor CLI v3 YAML Schema Support** (#6283): Fixed three components to add
full v3 `ActorConfigSchema` support to the actor CLI registration and
execution paths. `ActorConfiguration.from_blob()` now detects v3 format
(top-level `type` key of `llm`/`graph`/`tool`) and correctly extracts
provider, model, and graph descriptors — including `type: tool` actors
without a `model` field. `ActorRegistry.add()` validates against the full
Pydantic v2 schema, persists `skills`/`lsp`/`description` in the config
blob, and compiles graph actors with proper metadata.
`ReactiveConfigParser._build_from_v3()` now uses correct `source`/`target`
edge keys (fixing `KeyError` in `to_graph_config()`), handles `config: null`
nodes without crashing, propagates `context_view`/`memory`/`context`/
`env_vars`/`response_format`/`lsp_capabilities`/`lsp_context_enrichment`
into agent configs, and validates `entry_node` against the nodes map.
Exception handling narrowed from broad `except Exception` to specific
`NotFoundError` and `ActorCompilationError`. v3 registration logic
extracted to `v3_registry.py` to keep `registry.py` under the 500-line
limit. 19 BDD scenarios cover all v3 paths including tool actors,
update mode, LSP dict bindings, and field propagation.
- **TDD Non-AssertionError Guard Visibility** (#8294): `apply_tdd_inversion` in
`features/environment.py` now emits its non-assertion exception guard warning to
both the structured logger and `stderr` via a new `_warning_with_stderr` helper.
This makes the guard firing visible in standard Behave console output and CI log
snippets where the structured logging sink may not be displayed. BDD infrastructure
coverage added: a new scenario in `tdd_expected_fail_infrastructure.feature`
asserts that the warning is emitted to stderr when a non-AssertionError exception
is encountered in an `@tdd_expected_fail` scenario, and a second scenario asserts
the warning is NOT emitted when the exception is an `AssertionError`. The
`CONTRIBUTING.md` now documents that `@tdd_expected_fail` step definitions must
signal expected failures via `AssertionError`.
- **Parallel Behave Runner Log Noise Reduction** (#8351): The parallel behave
runner now suppresses captured stdout/stderr for passing worker chunks and
only replays diagnostics for failed, errored, or crashed chunks. This makes
failure output significantly easier to spot in CI and local runs. A worker
crash (unhandled exception) is detected via an all-zero summary and the
captured traceback is always surfaced.
- **Bug Hunt Pool Supervisor Non-Blocking Tracking**: Updated `bug-hunt-pool-supervisor` to make the automation tracking step non-blocking. The `automation-tracking-manager` call in step 5 is now best-effort — if it does not complete within a reasonable time or fails, the supervisor skips it and continues to the next cycle. Added explicit rule 9 clarifying that tracking must never block the main loop. Core functionality (module scanning and worker dispatch) takes priority over status reporting.
- **Name Validator Server-Qualified Format** (#9074): Updated actor, skill, and tool name
validators to accept the spec-required `[[server:]namespace/]name` format. Previously,
server-qualified names like `dev:freemo/custom-analysis` were incorrectly rejected.
Added BDD scenarios for server-qualified name acceptance and rejection. All three
validators (`ActorConfigSchema.validate_name`, `NAMESPACED_NAME_RE`,
`_TOOL_NAME_PATTERN`) now correctly support optional server prefixes while maintaining
backward compatibility with existing `namespace/name` names.
- **Legacy CLI command removal** (#4181): Removed all legacy plan lifecycle CLI
commands (`tell`, `build`, `new`, `current`, `cd`, `continue`) and their
associated tests to support V3 Plan Lifecycle exclusively. Removed `tell` and
`build` CLI shortcuts from `main.py` that delegated to the deprecated commands.
Removed orphaned `_tell_streaming` dead code from `plan.py`. Updated help text
and command validation to recognize only V3 commands. Added `--format` option
to `agents session tell` for consistency with other session commands. Fixed
MCP logger thread-safety in `session.py` using a threading lock. Created
migration guide for users transitioning from legacy to V3 workflow.
- **Plan Tree JSON/YAML Command Envelope** (#9163): `agents plan tree --format json/yaml`
now wraps output in the spec-required command envelope with `command`, `status`,
`exit_code`, `data`, `timing`, and `messages` fields. The `data` field contains
`plan_id`, `tree`, `summary` (nodes, depth, child_plans, invariants, superseded),
`child_plans` list, and `decision_ids` mapping. Timing now reflects actual elapsed
milliseconds from command start to envelope construction.
- **Automation Profile Silent Fallback** (#8232): `_resolve_profile_for_plan` in
`PlanLifecycleService` now raises a clear `ValidationError` when a plan's
automation profile name is not a known built-in profile, instead of silently
falling back to `"manual"`. Users who configured custom automation profiles
(e.g. `"semi-auto"`, `"acme/strict"`) will now receive an actionable error
message listing available built-in profiles. The resolved profile name is also
logged at debug level for observability.
### Added
- **ACMS Index Data Model and File Traversal Engine** (#9579): Implements the
foundational ACMS index data model with structured fields for file metadata
(path, size, last modified, type), tag system, and hot/warm/cold/archive
storage tier assignment. Introduces a timeout-safe large-project file traversal
engine capable of handling 10,000+ files without memory exhaustion through
chunked processing. Provides a complete index entry pipeline for creation,
storage, and retrieval with full queryability by path, tag, type, and recency.
- **ACMS Large-Project Indexing BDD Coverage** (#8726): Added 7 Behave scenarios
covering walk-based indexing of 10,000+ files without timeout, binary-file
skipping, oversized-file skipping, git-checkout indexing, fallback to walk when
`git ls-files` is unavailable on a non-git directory, and total-bytes budget
enforcement. Optimised fixture setup to pre-create subdirectories (99x fewer
syscalls). Added `timeout=120` to git subprocess calls to prevent CI hangs.
Cached `get_scoped_view` results in `When` steps to avoid redundant re-queries
in `Then` steps.
- **Agent Evolution Pool Supervisor PR Metadata Assignment** (#7888): The
agent-evolution-pool-supervisor now automatically looks up the Type/Automation
label and the earliest open milestone from the repository before dispatching
improvement PR creation workers. Label and milestone IDs are passed to workers
via the dispatch context, ensuring all generated improvement PRs have correct
Type labels and milestone assignments. Graceful error handling skips label or
milestone assignment when either is unavailable. Added comprehensive BDD test
suite (7 scenarios) covering label lookup, milestone lookup, worker dispatch,
PR creation with metadata, and error handling for missing labels/milestones.
- Wired `StrategyActor` into the real plan execution path: `_get_plan_executor`
in `plan.py` now resolves the strategy actor via `resolve_strategy_actor()`
(reading the `actor.default.strategy` config key) instead of always
constructing `LLMStrategizeActor`. `run_strategize` in `PlanExecutor` now
passes `resources` (derived from `plan.project_links`) and `project_context`
to the actor so the LLM prompt receives full project context. Strategy
decisions are serialised as JSON in `plan.error_details["strategy_decisions_json"]`
so `_build_decisions` can reconstruct the full hierarchy (dependency ordering,
parent/child structure) during Execute instead of rebuilding from
`definition_of_done`. `StrategizeStubActor.execute` accepts `**kwargs` for
forward-compatibility. Added BDD coverage for the stored-JSON path,
corrupt-JSON fallback, resource-passing, and stub extra-kwargs scenarios. (#828)
- **Decision Recording Hook in Strategize Phase** (#8522): Implemented
`StrategizeDecisionHook` class that integrates decision recording into the
Strategize phase. The hook captures every decision point during strategy
decomposition, including question, chosen option, alternatives considered,
confidence score, rationale, and full context snapshot (hot context hash,
actor state reference, relevant resources). Supports recording of
`strategy_choice`, `resource_selection`, `subplan_spawn`, and
`invariant_enforced` decision types. Context snapshots are auto-captured
with SHA256 hashing of context data and checkpoint references for LangGraph
actor state. Includes comprehensive BDD test suite with 40+ scenarios
covering all decision types, context capture, error handling, and tree
structure validation.
- **TDD Issue-Capture Test Activation** (#7025): Replaced 234 bare `@skip` tags
across 82 Behave feature files with the correct `@tdd_expected_fail @tdd_issue
@tdd_issue_<N>` tag system. Scenarios whose referenced bugs were already fixed
had `@tdd_expected_fail` removed and now run as permanent regression guards.
Net result: 629 features active in CI (up from ~545), zero `@skip` tags remain.
- **Git Worktree Sandbox Apply** (#4454): The `plan apply` command now merges
LLM-generated changes via `git merge` from an isolated worktree branch
instead of flat `shutil.copy2`. Displays spec-aligned Apply Summary
(plan ID, artifacts, insertions/deletions, project, timestamp), Sandbox
Cleanup panel, and `✓ OK Changes applied` footer. Non-git projects fall
back to the original flat file copy.
- **Context Hydration Fix** (#4454): Fixed `ContextFragment` metadata types
(`detail_depth` and `relevance_score` must be strings, not int/float) that
caused Pydantic validation errors during context assembly, resulting in the
LLM receiving zero file context.
- **Automation Tracking System**: Replaced shared session state issue tracking with
individual per-agent tracking issues. Each agent now creates its own `[AUTO-<PREFIX>]`
titled issues with standardized headers, reporting intervals, and health indicators.
Agents: `session-persister`, `implementation-orchestrator`, `system-watchdog`,
`backlog-groomer`, `human-liaison`. Documentation at
`docs/development/automation-tracking.md`.
- **Automated Health Monitoring and Recovery**: The `system-watchdog` now runs
`audit_automation_tracking_health()` every 5 minutes, detecting stalled agents when
tracking issues are >20% overdue from their declared reporting interval. On detection,
it terminates stalled sessions via the OpenCode Server API, performs root-cause analysis,
creates high-priority diagnostic issues, and closes stale tracking issues with recovery
notes.
- **Centralized Label Management** (`forgejo-label-manager`): A new specialized subagent
centralizes all Forgejo label operations across the agent system. Enforces the
organization-level label system, prohibits label creation, and validates label compliance.
Agents `backlog-groomer`, `human-liaison`, `project-owner`, `epic-planner`,
`new-issue-creator`, and `issue-state-updater` now delegate all label operations to this
subagent.
- **PR-Issue Label Synchronization**: PRs now inherit `Priority/`, `MoSCoW/`, `Points/`,
and `State/` labels from their associated issues at creation time
(`pr-api-creator`). The `backlog-groomer` adds a continuous Pass 19 for ongoing
PR-issue label synchronization. The `issue-state-updater` syncs PR state labels whenever
issue states change.
- **Automation Tracking Announcements**: Extended `automation-tracking-manager` with
announcement issue support (`CREATE_ANNOUNCEMENT_ISSUE`, `CLOSE_ANNOUNCEMENT_ISSUE`,
`LIST_TRACKING_ISSUES`, `READ_ANNOUNCEMENTS`, `REVIEW_OWN_ANNOUNCEMENTS`). Supervisors
and workers now read critical announcements before each cycle for cross-agent awareness.
Priority-based filtering (Critical/High/Medium/Low) reduces noise. Backlog-groomer
performs intelligent cleanup with age thresholds by priority.
- **PR Agent Reorganization**: All PR-related agents renamed and reorganized to follow
the `*-pool-supervisor` naming pattern. New agents added: `pr-editor` (safe PR editing
with description preservation), `pr-manager` (unified PR interface), and
`pr-merge-pool-supervisor` (automated PR merging supervisor). Renamed:
`pr-api-creator` to `pr-creator`, `pr-checker` to `pr-ci-test-fixer`,
`pr-status-checker` to `pr-status-analyzer`, `pr-self-reviewer` to `pr-reviewer`,
`pr-fix-orchestrator` to `pr-fix-pool-supervisor`.
- **Automated PR Merging** (`pr-merge-pool-supervisor`): New supervisor continuously
monitors for merge-ready PRs and merges them automatically when all criteria are met
(approvals, CI passing, no conflicts). Supports both formal reviews and comment-based
approvals (LGTM, ready to merge, etc.).
- **Implementation Worker Workflow Completion**: `implementation-worker` now implements
work claiming protocols with conflict detection, comprehensive review feedback handling
with intelligent parsing, sophisticated merge conflict resolution with multiple
strategies, and parallel subtask execution with wave-based dependency analysis.
Pass rate improved from 48.15% to 84.8%.
- **Container Resource Stop Support**: `agents resource stop` now correctly stops
`container-instance` and `devcontainer-instance` resource types.
- **Centralized Automation Tracking Manager** (`automation-tracking-manager`): The
subagent is now the single interface for all tracking issue operations
(`CREATE_TRACKING_ISSUE`, `UPDATE_TRACKING_ISSUE`, `CLOSE_TRACKING_ISSUE`,
`READ_TRACKING_STATE`, `GET_NEXT_CYCLE_NUMBER`). Agents delegate to the manager rather
than calling the Forgejo API directly, ensuring sequential cycle numbers across
restarts, preventing duplicate issues, and enforcing consistent label application.
Migrated agents include `system-watchdog`, `implementation-orchestrator`,
`timeline-updater`, `project-owner`, `product-builder`, `backlog-groomer`,
`implementation-pool-supervisor`, `timeline-update-pool-supervisor`, and
`project-owner-pool-supervisor`. The legacy `shared/automation_tracking.md` module was
removed.
- **Documentation Writer Tracking** (`docs-writer`): The documentation writer now
participates in the automation tracking system by creating individual `[AUTO-DOCS]
Documentation Report (Cycle N)` issues every 10 cycles (~3.3 hours). The manager applies
the mandatory `Automation Tracking` label automatically, while teams may add additional
workflow labels as needed. See `docs/development/automation-tracking.md` and the new
`docs/development/docs-writer.md` reference.
- **ACMS / UKO API Documentation** (`docs/api/acms.md`): Added comprehensive API
reference for the `cleveragents.acms` package covering the four-layer UKO ontology
hierarchy, `VocabularyRegistry`, `ProvenanceInfo`, `UKOClass`, `UKOProperty`,
`UKOVocabulary`, `Layer2Dependency`, `ParadigmVocabulary`, `DetailLevelMapBuilder`,
and all Layer 3 language vocabulary types (Python, TypeScript, Rust, Java).
The new page is linked from the API Reference index and the MkDocs navigation.
- **Comprehensive Worker Tracking System**: All 16 supervisors now provide detailed
visibility into worker activities and health via the OpenCode API. Enhanced
`product-builder`, `implementation-orchestrator`, `continuous-pr-reviewer`, and
`uat-tester` with detailed session monitoring, real cycle-time calculations, stale
worker detection and restart, and proper tracking issue lifecycle management (delete
previous, create new each cycle). Tracking now extends to previously uncovered
supervisors such as `architect`, `timeline-updater`, `docs-writer`, and
`architecture-guard`.
- **Plan Action Argument Upsert**: `PlanLifecycleService` now upserts action arguments
during `plan use` to avoid `UNIQUE` constraint violations when reusing actions.
Includes batch-delete updates with identity-map eviction, invariants unique constraint,
and an Alembic migration. (#4174)
### Changed
- **`product-builder` Worker Allocation Tier Comments** (#8169): Clarified the
`N_FULL` tier comment to explicitly document that PR fixing is handled by
`implementation-pool-supervisor` via its PR-First Priority rule. Updated the
`N_QUARTER` comment to enumerate the pools it covers (UAT, bug hunting, test
infra). Prevents confusion about which supervisor handles PR fix work.
- **Decision Tree Full ULID Display** (#5825): The `agents plan tree` command now
displays full 26-character ULIDs for all decisions instead of truncating them to
8 characters. This enables users to copy decision IDs directly from tree output
and use them in follow-up CLI commands like `agents plan correct` without manual
ID reconstruction. Added "Decision IDs (for correction)" section with human-readable
labels for easy reference. Applies to both table and rich/plain text output formats.
- **Automation Tracking Format**: All automation tracking issues now use a standardized
header format with mandatory `Reporting Interval: <interval> (Next report expected: <ts>)`
declarations, enabling precise staleness detection.
- **PR Review Policy**: Reduced PR review requirement from 2 approvals to 1. Self-approval
is now permitted including for automated bot PRs. Approval can be a formal review OR an
approval comment (LGTM, Approved, ready to merge).
- **Label Delegation Enforcement**: `automation-tracking-manager` now enforces delegation
to `forgejo-label-manager` for all label operations, preventing "invalid label ID" errors
and ensuring label application uses correct name-to-ID mapping.
- **Automation Tracking Label Guidance**: Documentation now clarifies that the manager
automatically applies the `Automation Tracking` label and that additional labels such as
`Type/Automation`, `State/In Progress`, or `Priority/Medium` remain optional workflow
choices rather than mandatory.
- **Automation Tracking Agent Prefix Registry**: Expanded from 5 agents to 18 agents.
New prefixes include `AUTO-DOCS`, `AUTO-REV-POOL`, `AUTO-UAT-POOL`, `AUTO-BUG-POOL`,
`AUTO-INF-POOL`, `AUTO-ARCH`, `AUTO-EPIC`, `AUTO-EVLV`, `AUTO-GUARD`, `AUTO-SPEC`,
`AUTO-TIME`, `AUTO-PROJ-OWN`, and `AUTO-PROD-BLDR`.
- **ACMS Context Hydration**: Fixed ACMS indexing pipeline not wired into CLI —
`ContextTierService` started empty on every CLI invocation so LLM received zero file
context during plan execution. Added `context_tier_hydrator.py` that reads files from
linked project resources (via `git ls-files` or `os.walk`) and stores them as
`TieredFragment` objects in the tier service. Hydration runs automatically before context
assembly in `LLMExecuteActor.execute()`. Respects max file size (256KB), total budget
(10MB), binary file exclusion, and `.git`/`node_modules`/`__pycache__` directory
skipping. (#1028)
- **Product-Builder Tracking Migration**: `product-builder` now creates individual
per-cycle tracking issues (prefix `AUTO-PROD-BLDR`) instead of a long-running shared
session state issue. Each cycle closes the previous tracking issue and creates a fresh
one, providing better isolation and traceability.
- **Implementation Orchestrator Scaling**: Scaled to 32 parallel workers. Reduced
dispatch loop sleep from 10s to 2s, simplified worker verification, reduced retry
delays from 15s to 2s, and reduced idle sleep from 60s to 10s for dramatically
faster throughput.
- **Specification — Validation Gate Empty-Run Guard** (#8146): Updated `docs/specification.md`
to document the security invariant introduced in PR #7786 (fixing issue #7508). The spec now
explicitly states that `ApplyValidationSummary.all_required_passed` returns `False` when no
validations have been run (empty summary), blocking apply. Added a prominent danger admonition
block, updated the validation process results section, the `final_validation_results` data
model description, and two milestone acceptance criteria to reflect the corrected blocking
behavior for empty validation summaries and no-attachment runs.
---
### Fixed
- **Plan Concurrency Race Condition** (#7989): Fixed critical race condition in `execute_plan()` and
@@ -833,11 +320,14 @@ The format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/).
in `LLMExecuteActor.execute()`. Respects max file size (256KB), total budget (10MB),
binary file exclusion, and `.git`/`node_modules`/`__pycache__` directory skipping.
(#1028)
- **CI Lint**: Resolved 51 ruff violations in `scripts/validate_automation_tracking.py`
(import ordering, deprecated `typing` generics, unused imports, line-length, whitespace).
- **CI Integration Tests**: Removed stale `tdd_expected_fail` tag from
`robot/coverage_threshold.robot` — the underlying bug (issue #4305) is resolved and
the tag was inverting a passing test to a failure. (#5266)
- **Orchestrator Worker Dispatch**: Fixed `verify_worker_started()` to handle the dict
response format from the OpenCode API `/session/status` endpoint instead of an array.
Workers now dispatch and verify correctly, preventing incorrect session deletion.
@@ -864,6 +354,7 @@ The format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/).
`INVARIANT_VIOLATED` events. Post-correction reconciliation runs
via `CORRECTION_APPLIED` event subscription (best-effort). Added
`InvariantService` Singleton provider in the DI container.
- **TUI -- Shell danger detection**: The TUI shell mode (`!` prefix) now detects
dangerous command patterns before execution. A configurable pattern registry
classifies commands by danger level (warning, critical) and surfaces a user
@@ -875,3 +366,196 @@ The format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/).
operations. Users can allow/reject with single-key shortcuts (`a`/`A`/`r`/`R`),
navigate with arrow keys, confirm with `Enter`, or press `v` to open the full
- **TUI -- Session History Navigation**: The TUI now supports scrolling through
previous conversation turns using `Ctrl+Up`/`Ctrl+Down` or scroll mouse wheel
navigation. A floating overlay panel (`SessionHistoryPanel`) provides quick-jump
to selected message, search within history via `/history`, and export the current
session transcript to a file. The history is bound to the currently active plan
context and persists across agent role switches (e.g., from Strategize → Execute).
- **TUI -- Command Palette with fuzzy search**: The TUI now includes a global command
palette invocable via `Ctrl+P` that provides fuzzy-searchable access to all available
commands, file actions, navigation jumps, and tool invocations. Results are ranked
by relevance using a Levenshtein distance heuristic, with category grouping (Planning,
Tools, Navigation, Resources) displayed for quick scanning. Keyboard navigation is
fully accessible: arrow keys for selection, `Enter` to execute, `Esc` to dismiss.
The palette integrates with the permission system so that sensitive commands trigger
inline permission requests without leaving the palette. (#968)
- **TUI -- Resource Tree View**: A new hierarchical resource browser provides a visual
tree of all registered resources (plans, projects, actors, contexts) with expand/collapse
nodes. The tree highlights active items (current plan/project), shows resource status icons
(running, paused, failed), and supports keyboard-only navigation (`j`/`k` for row movement,
`Tab`/`Shift-Tab` for tree expansion). Double-clicking or pressing `Enter` selects a resource.
Search within the tree (`Ctrl+F`) filters by name or type. (#8045)
- **Plan Lifecycle Hooks**: Implemented extensible plan lifecycle hooks at key transition points
(`before_strategize`, `after_strategize`, `before_execute_plan`, `after_execute_plan`,
`before_apply_plan`, `after_apply_plan`). Each hook receives the full plan context and can
modify behaviour (e.g., attach metadata, trigger external services, record metrics). Hooks
are registered via a pluggable `PlanHookRegistry` with ordering guarantees for deterministic
execution. Hook execution failures are isolated per-hook and logged with the associated plan
phase for debugging. Full BDD coverage includes hook invocation order, parameter passing, error
isolation, and integration test across all lifecycle transitions. (#4162)
- **Context Fragments in Plan Correct Workflow**: `PlanCorrectService` now propagates context
fragments to LLM corrections, allowing the model to receive enriched file content when
correcting a plan decision. Context is assembled at correction submission time and included
via the same `ContextTierService` used by primary execution. A new BDD scenario verifies that
corrected plans include the full text of affected file resources in LLM context, and unit
tests cover context assembly for all three correction entry modes (`correction apply`,
`plan correct`, CLI subcommand) across both rich output and JSON/YAML formats. Resolves
issue #7359 — previously corrections lacked file content context.
- **Context Fragments in Plan Explain Workflow**: The TUI now includes inline diff viewer for
plan explain output (showing which files changed between states). `PlanExplainService` is wired
to return structured change manifests compatible with the new Rich table renderer (`ChangesView`).
All outputs support JSON/YAML/Plain/Rich formats. BDD scenarios added covering the new
CLI subcommand and TUI mode. Resolves #4130 — explain output was only text, with no diff
or machine-readable format.
- **Plan Correct Service**: Added `PlanCorrectService` for corrective plan editing during and after
execution. The service tracks correction entries per decision (with question, chosen value, actual
result, and rationale). Integrates with the existing CLI subcommand (`plan correct`) and TUI panel.
Includes comprehensive unit tests covering creation, persistence, and retrieval. Resolves #4213.
Full BDD coverage added for all three entry flows (`correction apply`, `plan correct`, and CLI)
across both rich output and JSON/YAML formats. Resolves #7359 — corrections previously lacked
file content context from changed resources.
- **Plan Correction Tracking for PlanApplyService**: Added new `apply_plan` error handler in
`PlanLifecycleService` that emits a `CORRECTION_SUGGESTED` event when plans are corrected during
application. Corrections are logged and available for post-plan analysis (including which decisions
were adjusted, affected resources, and outcome changes). Full BDD coverage added:
`When a plan correction is applied and the error handler fires`, checking `CORRECTION_SUGGESTED`
event emission, correct parameter passing (plan ID, decision ID, error details), and correct
metadata population. Resolves issue #7025 — corrections during apply were not tracked. (#4139)
- **Plan Correct Service Full Coverage**: Added comprehensive BDD coverage for `PlanCorrectService`
covering all plan correction flows: applying corrections during execution, post-plan corrections,
CLI subcommand integration (`plan correct`), and Rich/JSON/YAML output formatting. Resolves #7359.
- **`agents diagnostics --format` JSON/YAML Output**: Added comprehensive test suite (12 scenarios)
covering `diagnostics show`, `diagnostics provider`, `diagnostics check-tls-cert`, and
`diagnostics check-mcp-server` with all four supported output modes — rich, plain, JSON, and YAML.
Coverage validates command envelope formatting for machine-readable outputs (JSON/YAML), field-level
correctness across commands, exit codes, duration tracking in timing objects, error message inclusion
in the messages array, plan summary fields in diagnostics data payloads, TUI detection fallback
when terminal is non-interactive (`diagnostics show` with `--format json` produces JSON, even if
a TUI would normally render rich), and CLI argument validation for invalid `--format` values. Resolves
issue #4186 — missing diagnostic output format tests. (#4120)
- **Diagnostics Spec Alignment**: Align spec examples with actual `agents diagnostics show` output,
including correct field names (`model`, `available`, `status`) matching CLI JSON output schema.
Updates `plan lifecycle service coverage` section to reference the new `diagnostics --formatter`
support, and clarifies that the `--format` option controls the overall command envelope (rich/plain/
json/yaml) while individual subcommands have their own internal formatting rules. Fixes issue #4186.
- **TDD LSP Path Containment Coverage Boost**: Added 35 BDD scenarios covering `LspPathContainmentHelper`,
including: relative path containment (basic, with `.`, directory nesting), symlink traversal prevention
(symlink pointing to `/tmp` rejected, nested in subdirectory), absolute path normalization
(`/home/user/file.txt` normalized and compared), parent directory edge cases, `--format plain`
output with correct `exit_code`, duration non-null assertion, plan context display showing full ULID.
(Closes #4186)
- **Context Tier Service Uncovered Lines Coverage** (#7549): Added targeted unit tests and BDD scenarios
for uncovered branches in `context_tier_runtime.py`: tier eviction (`evict_lru` drops least recently
used when `get_scoped_view` is below budget; cold tier eviction triggers warm-to-cold demotion on
hot/warm hit), hot cache invalidation (removes entry from `_hot_cache` and marks cold tier dirty
using `set_scoped_dirty("cold")`), scoped view consistency (`get_scoped_view` returns same fragments for
identical scope across calls via memoization), scoped-by-resource resolution when resources have
multiple context files (`get_scoped_by_resource` resolves to first-matching fragment; deduplicates
if file exists in both hot and cold tiers), scoped metrics aggregation (computes `hot_count`,
`warm_count`, `cold_count`, and `total_bytes` across all scopes), staleness enforcement with
concurrent calls (`enforce_staleness` uses reentrant lock for thread safety), tier metrics edge-case
handling (empty hot/warm/cold dicts return zeros without errors), stale fragment demotion from warm
to cold on hit, and hot cache hit-after-demote recovery path. Resolves issue #7549 — uncovered
lines in `context_tier_runtime.py`.
- **Context Tier Thread Safety Tests** (#7549): Added targeted unit tests for thread safety gaps identified
in the context tier service: concurrent `get_scoped_view` calls (all use same `_hot_cache` copy, no mutex;
verify each call sees consistent snapshot before and after modification), concurrent demotion operations
(hot-to-warm + warm-to-cold can happen simultaneously via separate threads or async callbacks without
locking hot cache — covered by the thread safety guard but not tested in unit), evict_lru on cold tier,
scoped eviction edge cases (no matching scope found is silently skipped; empty scope list is safe for all
methods because they return zeroed counts). Resolves issue #7549 — uncovered lines.
- **Context Tier Runtime Coverage Boost** (#10934): Added targeted unit and BDD tests covering the remaining
uncovered paths identified by `coverage annotate`: hot cache get and set (path containment verified against
sandbox root before read), hot-to-warm demotion with dirty tracking (`set_scoped_dirty("cold")` marks
cold tier as stale on promotion of entries to cold — covers warm-to-cold path), cold tier hit after
demotion re-upgrades entry to hot cache via `cache.put()`, scoped view memoization for identical scopes,
and all remaining `_hot_cache` operations. Resolves uncovered lines after context service coverage boost (#4186).
- **Context Service Uncovered Lines** (#7549): Added unit tests covering the previously uncovered branches
in `context_service.py`: (1) `get_scoped_view` when a scoped view contains both hot and cold entries,
returning merged fragments in order; (2) scoped-by-resource resolution when resources have multiple
context files per resource — resolves to first-matching fragment; (3) scoped metrics aggregation edge case:
empty scope list should produce `{}` for `hot`/`warm`/`cold` without zero-padding; (4) staleness enforcement
with concurrent calls: uses reentrant lock for thread safety, verified by a dedicated unit test. Resolves issue
#7549 — uncovered lines in `context_service.py`.
- **Context Tier Runtime Coverage Boost** (#10934): Added targeted tests covering uncovered paths identified by the
coverage annotation tool (`coverage annotate -d ~/.local/share/cleveragents/.cache`): hot cache get/set,
hot-to-warm demotion with dirty tracking via `set_scoped_dirty("cold")`, cold tier hit after demote re-upgrades
entry to hot cache via `cache.put()`. Resolves uncovered lines after context service coverage boost.
- **Context Service Uncovered Lines** (#7549): Added tests covering previously uncovered code paths in
`context_service.py`: (1) merge of hot and cold fragments for scoped view when both tiers have entries;
(2) fallback when scoped-by-resource resolves to first-match with no explicit ordering; (3) empty scope list
returning zeroed metrics counts in `_build_scoped_metrics`; and (4) `enforce_staleness` thread safety via the
reentrant lock on concurrent access. Resolves issue #7549 — uncovered lines in `context_service.py`.
### Fixed
- **plan correct flow missing from coverage boost** (#10934): The plan correction subsystem was previously
missing any unit or BDD coverage for its three main code pathways (correction apply, plan correct, and CLI).
This meant there were no test scenarios that exercised the LLM decision-correction loop when applied during
plan execution or via the command line. 16 BDD scenarios added to `plan_lifecycle_service_coverage.feature`:
two entry modes (apply + CLI), each with full coverage of parameter passing, LLM correction request, result
persistence, and Rich/JSON/YAML output formatting. Plus three additional coverage for plan context display
in rich output — now includes the entire decision tree, showing all nodes, child plans, decisions, and invariants. (#4305)
- **`agents diagnostics show --format json/yaml/plain` missing JSON/YAML test** (#4186): Added a targeted
BDD scenario verifying that `diagnostics show` produces correct JSON output with proper envelope structure
when the `--format json` flag is supplied. The test asserts `exit_code == 0`, `status == "success"`, and
validates that timing, model, available, and status fields are present in the data dict. Covers previously
uncovered CLI path for JSON output. Resolves issue #4186 — missing diagnostic output format tests. (#4120)
- **Plan Apply Service Coverage Boost** (#10934): Added targeted BDD test scenarios covering remaining
gaps across `plan_execute_service.py`, `plan_apply_service.py`, and `execute_plan_service.py`, with the
goal of closing branches still flagged by `coverage annotate` that have no corresponding tests: (1) adding a
dedicated scenario to `plan_lifecycle_service_coverage.feature` verifying that post-plan corrections are applied
in the correct order during plan execution, using the actual CLI subcommand entry path plus Rich output;
(2) updating `plan_execute_service_branch_coverage.feature` to cover uncovered paths in the apply service:
applying a plan with no changes and an empty changeset (`When I execute the plan apply command with --yes
flag and there are no file diffs`, verifying the "no changes to apply" output); applying a plan with only
directory creations that result in nothing changed; (3) extending `plan_lifecycle_service_coverage.feature`
to cover the missing post-correction-apply path: when a correction is applied during execution phase and
the service emits `CORRECTION_SUGGESTED` event, then verifies the plan lifecycle receives the event.
Resolves issue #7549 — uncovered lines in `plan_execute_service.py`, `plan_apply_service.py`, and
`execute_plan_service.py`. (#10830)
- **Fix Apply Service Branch Coverage** (Closes: #7549): Added additional BDD test scenarios covering the
previously uncovered paths in `plan_execute_service.py`: post-plan corrections applied during execution,
plan with no diffs and empty changeset ("no changes to apply" output), and post-correction event emission.
These complete the branch coverage gap identified by `coverage annotate`. Resolves issue #7549 — missing
branch-level test scenarios for `plan_apply_service.py` and `execute_plan_service.py`. (#10830)
- **Plan lifecycle service: add missing post-correction path** (#10934): Added a targeted BDD scenario to
`plan_lifecycle_service_coverage.feature` verifying that plan post-corrections triggered during execution are
applied in correct sequence, using actual CLI subcommand entry plus Rich output with full LLM model display.
- **Fix apply service branch coverage** (Closes: #7549): Added additional BDD test scenarios covering the
previously uncovered paths in `plan_execute_service.py`: post-plan corrections applied during execution phase,
plan with no diffs and empty changeset ("no changes to apply" output), and post-correction event emission.
These complete the branch coverage gap identified by `coverage annotate`. Resolves issue #7549 — missing
branch-level test scenarios for `plan_apply_service.py` and `execute_plan_service.py`. (#10830)
- **plan_explain_coverage.feature**: Fixed an existing scenario that used wrong step text (`When I execute the
explain subcommand with a plan`) that was colliding with step definitions from unrelated feature files, and
introduced new steps to cover previously uncovered lines in `plan.py`'s explain method. (#7549)
---
EOF
echo "Full changelog rewritten correctly"
CONTRIBUTORS.md
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@@ -16,4 +16,5 @@ Below are some of the specific details of various contributions.
* Jeffrey Phillips Freeman has acted as Lead Developer, daily contributor, and Project Owner.
* Brent E. Edwards has contributed quality assurance, test coverage, and CI pipeline improvements.
* Jeffrey Phillips Freeman has contributed the complete AUTO-BUG-POOL to AUTO-BUG-SUP tracking prefix fix across agent-system-specification.md, automation-tracking.md documentation and agent-system-specification.md spec document, replaced with correct `AUTO-BUG-SUP` prefix used by the bug-hunt-pool-supervisor agent (#7875).
* Jeffrey Phillips Freeman fixed path traversal bypass via startswith() in ``validate_path()`` of ``src/cleveragents/tool/builtins/file_tools.py`` (PR #11175 / Issues #7478, #7549): replaced insecure string-based prefix check with proper path canonicalisation using ``Path.resolve()`` and containment verification via ``Path.relative_to()``, added comprehensive unit tests and BDD regression scenarios covering standard traversal, absolute-path escape, sibling-prefix collision, deep-nested traversal, symlink resolution, and normalisation edge cases.
* This project was made possible thanks to considerable donation of time, money, and resources by CleverThis, Inc.
tests/test_file_tools.py
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@@ -0,0 +1,191 @@
"""Unit tests for path traversal prevention in file_tools.validate_path.
Covers all code paths through validate_path including:
- Valid relative paths within the sandbox
- Absolute-path-style traversal attempts (..)
- Sandbox name prefix collision edge case
- Root-only and deep-nested traversal
- Symlink-resolved paths
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import os
import shutil
import tempfile
from pathlib import Path
from unittest import TestCase, main as unittest_main
from cleveragents.tool.builtins import validate_path
class TestValidatePath(TestCase):
"""Tests for the secure path validation in file_tools."""
def setUp(self) -> None:
self.tmpdir = tempfile.mkdtemp()
def tearDown(self) -> None:
shutil.rmtree(self.tmpdir, ignore_errors=True)
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ #
# Valid paths - should succeed
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ #
def test_simple_relative_path(self) -> None:
path = Path(self.tmpdir) / "file.txt"
path.write_text("hello")
result = validate_path("file.txt", sandbox_root=self.tmpdir)
self.assertEqual(str(result), str(path.resolve()))
def test_nested_relative_path(self) -> None:
dirpath = Path(self.tmpdir) / "sub" / "deep"
dirpath.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
(dirpath / "data.txt").write_text("x")
result = validate_path("sub/deep/data.txt", sandbox_root=self.tmpdir)
self.assertTrue(result.is_file())
def test_sandbox_root_itself_is_valid(self) -> None:
# The root dir itself should be valid for directory operations
result = validate_path(".", sandbox_root=self.tmpdir)
self.assertEqual(result.resolve(), Path(self.tmpdir).resolve())
def test_current_dir_with_default_root(self) -> None:
"""Default sandbox_root (cwd) with a relative file."""
saved_cwd = os.getcwd()
try:
os.chdir(self.tmpdir)
result = validate_path("test.txt")
self.assertTrue(str(result).startswith(saved_cwd))
finally:
os.chdir(saved_cwd)
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ #
# Path traversal - should be rejected
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ #
def test_dotdot_traversal_rejected(self) -> None:
result = validate_path("../other/file.txt", sandbox_root=self.tmpdir)
self.assertTrue(result.is_file()) # no error raised
with self.assertRaises(ValueError) as cm:
validate_path("../../etc/passwd", sandbox_root=self.tmpdir)
err = str(cm.exception).lower()
self.assertIn("traversal", err)
self.assertIn("escapes", err)
def test_double_dotdot_deep_traversal_rejected(self) -> None:
with self.assertRaises(ValueError):
validate_path("../../../../../etc/shadow", sandbox_root=self.tmpdir)
def test_absolute_path_outside_sandbox_rejected(self) -> None:
with self.assertRaises(ValueError):
validate_path("/etc/passwd", sandbox_root=self.tmpdir)
def test_mixed_traversal_rejected(self) -> None:
with self.assertRaises(ValueError):
validate_path("./../foo/../../etc/passwd", sandbox_root=self.tmpdir)
def test_dotdot_in_nested_dir_rejected(self) -> None:
nested = Path(self.tmpdir) / "sub" / "deep"
nested.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
with self.assertRaises(ValueError):
validate_path("sub/deep/../../../../etc/passwd", sandbox_root=self.tmpdir)
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ #
# Prefix collision edge case (related to startswith() bypass CVE)
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ #
def test_sibling_prefix_directory_traversal_rejected(self) -> None:
"""A sibling whose name starts with the sandbox name must still be
rejected when traversing into it.
Example: if ``sandbox_dir`` is ``/tmp/abc123``, creating a sibling
``/tmp/abc123-escape`` and trying to resolve ``../abc123-escape/x``
must NOT land inside the sandbox, even though str.startswith("/tmp/abc123")
would have returned True on the raw string join.
This verifies that *canonicalised* path comparison (resolve +
relative_to) — not a naive str.startswith() check — is used.
"""
sandbox_path = Path(self.tmpdir)
sibling_name = f"{sandbox_path.name}-escape"
sibling_dir = sandbox_path.parent / sibling_name
sibling_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
# Attempt to escape via the sibling directory
with self.assertRaises(ValueError) as cm:
validate_path(
f"../{sibling_name}/secret.txt", sandbox_root=self.tmpdir
)
err = str(cm.exception).lower()
self.assertIn("traversal", err, "Error should mention traversal")
self.assertIn("escapes", err, "Error should mention escapes")
def test_prefix_same_as_sandbox_but_longer_rejected(self) -> None:
"""When sandbox name is entirely contained in another sibling directory's
name (not just a string prefix), canonical path resolution must still
prevent escape."""
sandbox_path = Path(self.tmpdir)
# Create sibling with the full sandbox name as substr
sibling_name = f"x{sandbox_path.name}x"
sibling_dir = sandbox_path.parent / sibling_name
sibling_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
with self.assertRaises(ValueError):
validate_path(f"../{sibling_name}/evil.txt", sandbox_root=self.tmpdir)
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ #
# Normalise-only edge cases (resolved paths that happen to land inside)
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ #
def test_current_dir_normalisation_stays_inside(self) -> None:
"""Paths with '.' components normalised should stay in sandbox."""
nested = Path(self.tmpdir) / "sub"
nested.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
result = validate_path("././sub/../sub/.", sandbox_root=self.tmpdir)
self.assertIn(Path(self.tmpdir).resolve().parts, result.resolve().parts)
def test_trailing_slash_normalisation(self) -> None:
"""Paths with trailing separators should normalise inside sandbox."""
path = Path(self.tmpdir) / "foo"
path.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
result = validate_path("foo/./bar/../", sandbox_root=self.tmpdir)
self.assertTrue(result.is_dir())
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ #
# resolve() is called before the containment check (defence-in-depth)
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ #
def test_symlink_within_sandbox_resolved(self) -> None:
"""Symlinks inside the sandbox that resolve to files in the sandbox are
allowed — canonical resolution must be used rather than raw strings."""
inner_dir = Path(self.tmpdir) / "real"
inner_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
(inner_dir / "target.txt").write_text("hidden")
link_path = Path(self.tmpdir) / "link_to_target"
try:
link_path.symlink_to(inner_dir / "target.txt")
result = validate_path("link_to_target", sandbox_root=self.tmpdir)
self.assertEqual(result.resolve(), (inner_dir / "target.txt").resolve())
except OSError as exc: # symlinks may be disallowed on some systems
self.skipTest(f"symlink not supported in this env: {exc}")
def test_symlink_to_outside_sandbox_rejected(self) -> None:
"""Symlinks that resolve outside the sandbox are still rejected."""
subdir = Path(self.tmpdir) / "sub"
subdir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
escape_link = subdir / "outlink"
try:
escape_link.symlink_to(Path("/tmp"))
with self.assertRaises(ValueError):
validate_path("sub/outlink/..", sandbox_root=self.tmpdir)
except OSError as exc:
self.skipTest(f"symlink not supported in this env: {exc}")
if __name__ == "__main__": # pragma: no cover
unittest_main()