271 Commits

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
freemo	921c13f410	fix(agents): restore server mode + prompt_async supervisor launch from 9bbec0e6 ... Restores the working OpenCode server mode + curl-based async supervisor launch functionality from commit 9bbec0e6 (2026-04-02) and updates it for the current 13-supervisor architecture. Changes applied to 7 agent files (938 insertions, 221 deletions): 1. product-builder.md: Restored from 9bbec0e6 and updated for 13 supervisors - Full bash permissions for curl/sleep - Server URL: http://localhost:4096 - Launch via POST /session + POST /session/:id/prompt_async - Session resume (adopts existing [CA-AUTO] sessions) - Added ca-test-infra-improver and ca-project-owner to launch sequence - Updated concurrent worker calculations (~5N + ~8 singletons) 2. issue-implementor.md: Restored curl-based worker dispatch - 10-second polling loop with bash sleep - Worker sessions via prompt_async - Session resume for existing workers 3. ca-continuous-pr-reviewer.md: Restored curl dispatch pattern 4. ca-uat-tester.md: Restored curl pool mode 5. ca-bug-hunter.md: Restored curl pool mode 6. ca-test-infra-improver.md: Added self-dispatch permission 7. ca-session-cleanup.md: Restored utility agent Architecture: 5 pool supervisors (N workers each) + 8 singleton supervisors = 13 total supervisors running async via prompt_async. Replaces the broken prompt_async implementation from commit 074c472e that removed supervisors from task permissions without working server launch. To use: Start OpenCode with --port 4096, then launch product-builder. Refs: commit 9bbec0e6 (working version), commit 074c472e (broken version)	2026-04-02 20:56:06 -04:00
freemo	629154488e	Merge pull request 'chore(agents): consolidate UAT supervisor progress reports into comments' (#1545) from improvement/uat-tester-consolidate-progress-reports into master	2026-04-02 23:02:59 +00:00
freemo	074c472e36	build(agents): restructure product-builder as supervisor launcher, force prompt_async everywhere ... The product-builder was ignoring prompt_async instructions and implementing tickets directly because its identity was "autonomous product builder that handles everything." The LLM absorbed this framing and defaulted to doing the work itself rather than launching supervisors. Root cause fix — two structural changes applied to product-builder AND all 5 pool supervisors: 1. IDENTITY REFRAME: The product-builder is now explicitly a "Supervisor Launcher and Monitor" — not a "product builder." The opening section states: "YOUR ONLY JOB: Launch 13 supervisor sessions via bash curl and keep them alive." A prominent DO NOT list prohibits implementing issues, creating PRs, writing code, or doing any work a supervisor handles. The file was compressed from 975 to 312 lines — prerequisites are brief, the supervisor launch is the first major section, and the monitoring loop is the primary content. 2. WORKER AGENTS REMOVED FROM TASK PERMISSIONS: Every pool supervisor had its worker agent in the task permissions, giving the LLM the choice to use the Task tool instead of prompt_async. Now removed: - issue-implementor: removed ca-issue-worker - ca-continuous-pr-reviewer: removed ca-pr-self-reviewer, ca-pr-checker - ca-uat-tester: removed ca-uat-tester (self-dispatch) - ca-bug-hunter: removed ca-bug-hunter (self-dispatch) - ca-test-infra-improver: removed ca-test-infra-improver (self-dispatch) Each supervisor now has a prominent framing block at the top: "YOU ARE A POOL SUPERVISOR. You dispatch workers via bash curl prompt_async. Worker agents have been REMOVED from your task permissions." Non-worker task permissions preserved (ca-ref-reader, ca-spec-reader, ca-new-issue-creator, etc.) for legitimate one-shot subagent calls.	2026-04-02 18:50:22 -04:00
freemo	50357e435c	chore(agents): consolidate UAT supervisor progress reports into comments ... Approved proposal: #1483 Pattern: workflow_fix — UAT supervisor creates 13+ separate issues for progress reports instead of posting comments on a single tracking issue. Evidence: 13 separate [UAT-SUPERVISOR] Progress Report issues created in 65 minutes during v3.7.0 session, polluting the issue tracker. Fix: Create ONE tracking issue at startup, post all progress as comments. Also reduces report frequency from every 2 cycles to every 10 cycles. ISSUES CLOSED: #1483	2026-04-02 20:49:02 +00:00
freemo	5eb272b50f	fix(agents): add two-phase claim protocol to prevent duplicate PR reviews ... Agent evolver identified a systematic pattern: - Pattern: Multiple reviewer pool instances claiming the same PR within seconds of each other, leading to duplicate reviews and wasted resources. - Evidence: PRs #1219, #1236, #1247, #1198 were all double-claimed by pr-reviewer-5 and pr-reviewer-4 within 28-64 seconds of each other. The existing 'check before claiming' protocol has a race window that is too small when multiple pools dispatch simultaneously. - Fix: Added a two-phase claim protocol — after posting a claim comment, wait 5 seconds and re-check for competing claims. Ties are broken by lexicographic comparison of claim tokens. This change requires human approval before taking effect.	2026-04-02 19:28:14 +00:00
freemo	d2322b3206	build(agents): add test infrastructure improver and project owner agents (13 supervisors) ... Adds two new agent types to the autonomous system, bringing the total from 11 to 13 supervisors launched by the product-builder via prompt_async. New agents: 1. ca-test-infra-improver (12th supervisor — pool with N workers): Dual-mode agent following the ca-bug-hunter pattern. In pool mode, dispatches N parallel workers via prompt_async to analyze 8 aspects of the testing infrastructure: CI execution time, coverage gaps, test architecture (BDD quality), flaky tests, CI pipeline optimization, test data quality, missing test levels (Behave/Robot/ASV per CONTRIBUTING.md), and dependency security. Workers file actionable Type/Testing or Type/Task issues. Hard constraint: never disables or weakens existing checks — only proposes additions and optimizations. Uses Gemini 2.5 Pro for large context. Follows all established patterns (clone isolation, bash sleep, prompt_async dispatch, session resume, bot signature). 2. ca-project-owner (13th supervisor — singleton, no pool): Acts as autonomous project owner. Continuously triages State/Unverified issues following CONTRIBUTING.md's 6-step triage process. Assigns MoSCoW labels (Must Have / Should Have / Could Have) based on the specification and milestone goals. Makes strategic priority decisions. Tags specific developers with questions in Forgejo comments (discovers expertise from git history and Forgejo assignments). Periodically re-evaluates MoSCoW labels as the project evolves. Follows up on unanswered questions after 48 hours. Single instance, not a pool — one project owner is sufficient. Uses Opus for nuanced strategic judgment. Launched via prompt_async like all other supervisors. Modified files: - product-builder.md: Updated from 11 to 13 supervisors in all locations (architecture table, Phase C.2 launch list with entries #12 and #13, validation count, checkpoint text, self-coordinate table). Added test-infra-pool to pool supervisors list and project-owner to singletons. - ca-human-liaison.md: Clarified MoSCoW responsibility split — the liaison only adjusts MoSCoW labels when relaying explicit human feedback. The ca-project-owner handles autonomous MoSCoW assignment.	2026-04-02 15:19:53 -04:00
freemo	7e38aad929	build(agents): force prompt_async by removing supervisors from task permissions ... The product-builder was ignoring the prompt_async instructions and falling back to the Task tool for launching supervisors. It was also only launching a few supervisors instead of all 11 because the pseudocode was too abstract. Root cause: All 11 supervisor agents were listed in the task permissions, so the LLM had a choice between Task (familiar, simpler) and bash curl (correct but unfamiliar). It chose Task every time. Fix — three changes: 1. REMOVED all 11 supervisor agents from task permissions. The product- builder physically cannot invoke them via the Task tool anymore. Only one-shot agents remain in task permissions (ca-epic-planner, ca-session-persister, ca-product-verifier, ca-ref-reader, etc.). 2. REWROTE Phase C.2 as concrete curl command templates instead of abstract pseudocode. The agent now has the exact curl pattern to copy-paste for each supervisor, with clear variable placeholders. Added a mandatory validation step: wc -l the tracking file and confirm exactly 11 entries before proceeding. 3. ADDED aggressive warnings at three levels: - Top of file: bold mandatory notice about prompt_async - Phase C.2: large boxed warning block prohibiting the Task tool - Coordination rules: explicit statement that supervisors are removed from task permissions - Monitoring loop: reminder to use bash curl for re-launches	2026-04-02 18:52:09 +00:00
freemo	4ecf446360	build(agents): open bash permissions to allow complex commands ... Agents were failing when trying to run complex bash commands (curl with pipes to python3, multi-command pipelines, etc.) because their bash permissions were set to '"*": deny' with only specific simple patterns allowed (e.g., "curl *": allow). Shell pipelines like: curl -s http://localhost:4096/session | python3 -c "import json..." don't match any single allow pattern and get denied. Changed 17 agent files from restrictive bash permissions to '"*": allow'. This includes all agents that need to: - Run curl pipelines with python3 for prompt_async session management - Create Forgejo dependency links via REST API curl calls - Execute complex git operations with pipes - Run bash sleep for polling loops Only 3 truly read-only analysis agents remain restricted: ca-difficulty-evaluator, ca-implementation-reviewer, ca-issue-analyzer. These don't need bash access at all.	2026-04-02 18:36:23 +00:00
freemo	3e9de4ca21	build(agents): enforce CONTRIBUTING.md label, milestone, and dependency compliance ... Issues and PRs created by agents were missing required labels, milestones, and Forgejo dependency links per CONTRIBUTING.md. This commit adds explicit API call instructions and a continuous compliance audit to fix the gaps. Changes across 6 agent definitions: - ca-new-issue-creator: Added curl bash permission. Added explicit post-creation compliance steps: set labels (State/Unverified, Type/*, Priority/*) via forgejo_add_issue_labels, set milestone via forgejo_update_issue, create parent Epic dependency link via REST API (POST /issues/{child}/blocks with parent Epic number — correct direction: child blocks parent). Added compliance verification step. - ca-epic-planner: Added curl bash permission. Added post-creation API call checklists for both Epics (labels, Legendary link) and child issues (labels, milestone, Epic dependency link, inter-issue dependency links). Added compliance verification step. - ca-backlog-groomer: Added curl and sleep bash permissions. Expanded Pass 4 (Label Quality) to auto-fix missing labels (State, Type, Priority) and milestones via Forgejo API. Added PR label/milestone compliance checking. Added new Pass 9 (Dependency Link Compliance) to auto-fix missing parent Epic links, PR-to-issue links, and wrong dependency direction. Added new Pass 10 (Issue Body Compliance) to flag missing Metadata, Subtasks, and Definition of Done sections. - ca-pr-api-creator: Added curl bash permission. Replaced vague "add dependency" instruction with explicit REST API curl call for creating PR-blocks-issue dependency link. Added post-creation compliance verification step. - ca-agent-evolver: Added Priority/Backlog label and milestone assignment to proposal issues. - ca-spec-updater: Added Priority/Backlog label and milestone assignment to proposal issues.	2026-04-02 18:28:08 +00:00
freemo	270160eca9	build(agents): add proposal issue gate before spec and agent-definition PRs ... Both the spec-updater and agent-evolver previously skipped straight to creating PRs with 'needs feedback' for proposed changes. The user needs a two-step human-approval workflow: Step 1: Agent creates a PROPOSAL ISSUE with 'needs feedback' label describing what it wants to change and why. No branch, no code changes. Step 2: Human reviews the issue and approves it (by removing 'needs feedback', adding 'State/Verified', or commenting with approval). Step 3: Agent detects approval, normalizes labels, creates branch + PR (also with 'needs feedback') implementing the approved change. Step 4: Human reviews the PR and merges it. Changes across 3 agent definitions: - ca-agent-evolver: Step 4 split into proposal issue creation (Step 4) and approved-proposal implementation (Step 5). Added pending_proposals and pending_prs state tracking. Approval detected via 3 signals: label removal, State/Verified addition, or human approval comment. - ca-spec-updater: Removed the minor/major classification and the "commit directly to master" path. ALL spec changes now go through proposal issues first (Step 6a creates issue, Step 7 monitors for approval). Added pending_spec_proposals and rejected_proposals state. Approval check runs every cycle before checking for new merged PRs. - ca-human-liaison: Added Step 4 guard — issues with 'needs feedback' label are NOT auto-verified. The liaison acknowledges them with a comment but does not change state labels. Only issues WITHOUT 'needs feedback' proceed to the normal auto-verify flow (now Step 5).	2026-04-02 14:19:56 -04:00
freemo	b1a8289d57	chore(agents): add finding validation requirements to bug hunter ... Agent evolver identified a systematic pattern: - Pattern: Bug hunter filing speculative/false-positive issues - Evidence: Issue #1408 filed a TLS/SSL bug caused by the agent using the wrong hostname (git.cleveragents.com vs git.cleverthis.com). Issue #1412 filed a vague 'review concurrency' audit request without reading any actual code. These waste groomer and implementor time. - Fix: Add mandatory validation checklist before filing any issue, requiring concrete code evidence and prohibiting speculative findings. This change requires human approval before taking effect.	2026-04-02 18:13:23 +00:00
freemo	9bbec0e698	build(agents): prompt_async for pool supervisors, session resume, bot signatures, cleanup agent ... Four changes in one commit across 27 agent files: 1. POOL SUPERVISOR PROMPT_ASYNC: All 4 pool supervisors (issue-implementor, ca-continuous-pr-reviewer, ca-uat-tester, ca-bug-hunter) now dispatch their internal workers via the OpenCode Server's prompt_async endpoint instead of the Task tool. This eliminates the wait_for_all bottleneck at the supervisor level — workers run independently, and a 10-second polling loop detects completions and immediately refills vacant slots. Added curl/sleep bash permissions where needed. Each supervisor keeps N workers running at all times with zero idle slots. 2. SESSION RESUME INSTEAD OF CLEANUP: The product-builder and all 4 pool supervisors now RESUME existing sessions from a previous interrupted run instead of aborting them. Phase C.0 queries the server for sessions titled "[CA-AUTO] supervisor:*" and adopts any that are still active into the monitoring loop. Pool supervisors similarly adopt existing "[CA-AUTO] worker-*" sessions. This enables "continue where you left off" — restarting the product-builder reconnects to running supervisors and workers rather than duplicating them. 3. DEDICATED CLEANUP AGENT: New ca-session-cleanup.md primary agent for explicit fresh-start cleanup. Run this BEFORE the product-builder when you want to abort all previous sessions and start completely fresh. It finds all "[CA-AUTO]" sessions, aborts them, and deletes them. This is the ONLY way to kill old sessions — the product-builder never does it automatically. 4. BOT SIGNATURES: All 26 agents that post content to Forgejo now include a mandatory "Bot Signature" section requiring every comment, issue body, PR description, and review to end with: --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: <category> | Agent: <agent-name> 24 agents have hardcoded categories. 2 shared agents (ca-new-issue-creator, ca-epic-planner) use a parameter-based category from their caller's prompt.	2026-04-02 14:01:43 -04:00
freemo	79403188f6	build(agents): add stale supervisor cleanup at startup to prevent duplicates ... When the product-builder is interrupted mid-run (Ctrl+C, crash, timeout), supervisor sessions launched via prompt_async survive independently on the OpenCode server. Restarting the product-builder without cleanup creates duplicate supervisors — 22 agents competing for the same work, causing duplicate PR reviews, conflicting git pushes, and wasted resources. Added Phase C.0 (runs before planning or launching) that: 1. Queries GET /session for all server sessions 2. Filters for sessions with titles starting with "[CA-AUTO] supervisor:" 3. Aborts any that are still active via POST /session/:id/abort 4. Deletes the stale sessions via DELETE /session/:id 5. Cleans up the /tmp/ca-supervisor-sessions.env tracking file 6. Logs the cleanup count to the session state issue Also changed the supervisor session title convention from "supervisor: <name>" to "[CA-AUTO] supervisor: <name>" to reliably distinguish product-builder-managed sessions from user-created ones.	2026-04-02 14:01:36 -04:00
freemo	eee51b7d54	build(agents): use prompt_async for fire-and-forget supervisor launch + bash sleep for real waiting ... Two fundamental architectural changes that solve the "supervisor exits and never gets relaunched" problem: 1. PROMPT_ASYNC LAUNCH: The product-builder no longer uses the Task tool to launch supervisors. The Task tool blocks until ALL parallel tasks return, meaning if one supervisor exits, the product-builder can't relaunch it until all 10 others also exit. Instead, supervisors are now launched via the OpenCode Server HTTP API's POST /session/:id/prompt_async endpoint, which returns 204 immediately (true fire-and-forget). The product-builder then enters a bash-driven monitoring loop that checks session status every 60 seconds via curl and relaunches any dead supervisor instantly — independently of whether the other 10 are still running. Requires: opencode started with --port 4096 (fixed known port). Added curl and sleep to product-builder's bash allow list. 2. BASH SLEEP FOR GENUINE WAITING: All 11 supervisors now use the Bash tool with "sleep N" (and explicit timeout > sleep duration) for real blocking waits between polling cycles. Previously, pseudocode "wait N minutes" was interpreted by the LLM as "I'm done, return to caller" — causing supervisors to exit after their first idle cycle. The bash sleep call genuinely blocks the agent for the specified duration, then the agent resumes its loop. Every supervisor has a prominent instruction block explaining this mechanism and warning against returning to caller. All idle break/exit conditions removed across all 11 supervisors. Supervisors now loop forever: poll Forgejo → do work → bash sleep → repeat. Changes across 12 agent definitions: - product-builder: Phase C.2 rewritten to use curl + prompt_async. Phase C.3 rewritten as bash sleep + curl monitoring loop (checks every 60s, relaunches dead supervisors, checks convergence every 10 min). Phase C.4 simplified to cleanup only. - All 11 supervisors: Added "CRITICAL: Bash Sleep" instruction block. Replaced all pseudocode "wait N" with bash("sleep N", timeout=N*1.5). Removed all idle break/exit conditions — agents now sleep and re-poll instead of exiting.	2026-04-02 13:19:51 -04:00
freemo	52bfb1658a	build(agents): remove all retry limits — agents never give up ... Every finite retry cap in the agent system has been replaced with infinite retry + diagnostic logging. The system now self-corrects indefinitely rather than giving up and leaving work incomplete. Changes across 9 agent definitions: - ca-pr-self-reviewer: Merge retry changed from `for attempt in 1..3` to `WHILE True` with exponential backoff (10s → 5 min cap). Only exits the retry loop on success or merge conflict (which requires implementor rebase, not more retries). - ca-continuous-pr-reviewer: Removed the `attempts >= 5` give-up block that posted "manual intervention required" and stopped retrying. PRs are now retried indefinitely with a diagnostic comment every 10 attempts. - issue-implementor: Removed the "2 retries then permanently failed" budget. Failed issues are always re-queued. Every 3 consecutive failures posts a diagnostic comment on the Forgejo issue and resets the approach (clears prior attempt context to break out of repeating failure patterns). Removed the `skipped` list entirely — no issue is ever skipped. - product-builder: Forgejo API retry changed from "3 times then halt" to "indefinitely with exponential backoff, cap 5 min." Only halts on auth revocation (HTTP 401/403). Worker failure docs updated to reflect the issue-implementor's infinite retry policy. - ca-pr-checker, ca-timeline-updater, ca-spec-updater, ca-project-bootstrapper, ca-docs-writer: Git push conflict retry changed from "up to 3 times" to "indefinitely with rebase." Added reclone fallback: after every 5 consecutive push failures, the clone is deleted and recreated fresh to recover from corrupted git state. NOT changed (already correct): - ca-subtask-loop: 3-retry transient error classification is a heuristic for deciding when to escalate model tier. The loop itself already says "NEVER give up" and runs indefinitely at opus tier. - ca-human-liaison: Already says "Never exit voluntarily."	2026-04-02 16:43:22 +00:00
CleverAgents	3db9113bac	build(agents): replace rounds-based orchestration with continuous watchdog model ... The product-builder was acting as a workflow orchestrator that ran supervisors in sequential "rounds" (launch all → wait for ALL to finish → check convergence → re-launch). This caused three problems: 1. Supervisors were treated as batch jobs, not services — they ran once and exited, leaving gaps in coverage between rounds. 2. The product-builder blocked on wait_for_all(), meaning if one supervisor ran for hours, all others were dead during that time. 3. Coordination flowed through the product-builder (passing data between supervisors) instead of through Forgejo. The new model treats the product-builder as a process supervisor (like systemd). Its only jobs are: launch all 11 supervisors in a single parallel batch, keep them alive (re-launch on exit), and periodically check convergence by querying Forgejo. It never coordinates between supervisors — they self-coordinate exclusively through Forgejo issues, PRs, and comments. Changes across 11 agent definitions: - product-builder: Replaced Phase C.2/C.3 rounds loop with watchdog loop (wait_for_any + re-launch). Added mandatory pre-flight checklist and post-dispatch validation requiring all 11 supervisors. Removed all "round" variables and batch-wait semantics. - issue-implementor: Added 60-minute idle polling loop after queue drains — polls Forgejo for new issues every 60s before exiting, allowing it to pick up UAT bugs and human-created issues. - ca-continuous-pr-reviewer: Increased idle exit from 50 polls (~25 min) to 300 polls (~150 min). - ca-backlog-groomer: Increased from 30 cycles/5 clean to 200 cycles/ 20 clean before exit. - ca-bug-hunter: Increased idle tolerance from 5 waits (~5 min) to 60 waits (~60 min). - ca-uat-tester: Increased idle tolerance from 5 waits (~5 min) to 60 waits (~60 min). - ca-architecture-guard, ca-spec-updater, ca-docs-writer, ca-timeline-updater: Converted from one-shot agents to continuous services with monitoring loops that re-check for new code/changes at 10-30 minute intervals and exit after 100-300 minutes idle. - ca-agent-evolver: Clarified idle exit timing (~150 min).	2026-04-02 16:37:58 +00:00
freemo	a0f3999362	build(agents): restructure for async pool supervision, PR merge lifecycle, and human interaction ... Overhauls the agent orchestration architecture to solve three systemic issues: 1. PARALLELISM: Replaces the N-instances-per-stream-type model with a pool-supervisor pattern. Product-builder now launches ONE supervisor per stream type, each managing N workers internally. Eliminates batch-and-wait tail latency where 15 finished agents waited for 1 slow one. UAT tester and bug hunter gain dual-mode operation (pool supervisor + worker) with self-dispatch for parallel batches of narrow-scope workers. 2. PR MERGE LIFECYCLE: Fixes PRs being reviewed but never merged. PR self- reviewer now uses force_merge (no approval count required), checks CI status before merge, uses merge_when_checks_succeed for pending CI, and retries 3x on failure. Continuous PR reviewer converted to pool supervisor dispatching N parallel reviews, with approved-but-unmerged tracking and 5-attempt merge retry budget. Stale threshold increased from 5 to 25 min. 3. HUMAN INTERACTION: New ca-human-liaison agent continuously monitors Forgejo for developer activity (comments, issues, reviews), responds with context-aware replies, triages new issues with full authority, decomposes epics into child issues, fills epic/legendary gaps, and coordinates spec changes through human-approved PR workflow. Additionally adds ca-agent-evolver for self-improvement: analyzes agent performance patterns and proposes targeted modifications to agent definitions via PRs with 'needs feedback' label (human must approve). Backlog groomer gains epic/legendary completeness analysis (passes 9-10) to proactively create missing child issues for parent tickets with gaps. All agent permission cross-references verified consistent.	2026-04-02 16:12:17 +00:00
freemo	0db70b9514	build: further expanded opencode agents for better parallelism and better isolation between agents environments	2026-04-02 03:55:43 -04:00
freemo	c937abdc09	build: Fixed opencode agents so they dont accidentally delete PR body	2026-04-02 03:09:55 -04:00
freemo	ec83213294	build: Modified opencode agents to be more aggressive in being parallel	2026-04-02 03:06:32 -04:00
freemo	d344989387	build: submited opencode agent files	2026-04-02 02:07:23 -04:00