docs(spec): align checkpoint trigger names and config key path with implementation #10865
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Summary
This PR aligns the checkpoint documentation with the actual implementation by correcting:
Trigger Names: Updated from
on_tool_writeandon_tool_write_completetobefore_tool_executeandafter_tool_executeto match the actual implementation inconfig_service.pyConfig Key Path: Corrected from
core.checkpoints.auto_create_ontocheckpoints.auto_create_onto match the actual configuration structureConfiguration Format: Updated TOML examples to use comma-separated string format (e.g.,
"before_tool_execute,after_tool_execute,on_subplan_spawn,on_error") instead of array format, matching the actual ConfigService implementationReferences: Updated all references to trigger names in the CLI Usage section to use the correct names
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docs/reference/checkpointing.md— Updated trigger names, config key path, and configuration examplesVerification
The changes have been verified against:
src/cleveragents/application/services/config_service.py— Confirms the actual trigger names and config key pathsrc/cleveragents/tool/runner.py— Confirms the trigger names used in the implementationsrc/cleveragents/application/services/plan_executor.py— Confirms the trigger names used in the executorAutomated by CleverAgents Bot
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Implementation Attempt — Tier 0: gpt5-mini — Success
No changes needed: documentation update for checkpoint trigger names and config key path already present in the repository (commit
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Thank you for this documentation alignment PR. I have verified all changes against the actual implementation and confirm:
Verification Sources:
src/cleveragents/tool/runner.py— Trigger names confirmed:before_tool_execute(line 55),after_tool_execute(line 56). Implementation fires these at lines 476/480 (before) and 518/522 (after).src/cleveragents/application/services/config_service.py— Config key confirmed:"checkpoints.auto_create_on"(line 482). Default value confirmed:"before_tool_execute,after_tool_execute,on_subplan_spawn,on_error"(line 484) — comma-separated string, not array.src/cleveragents/application/services/plan_executor.py— Uses_is_auto_trigger_active()helper with same trigger names.Changes Verified ✅:
on_tool_write/on_tool_write_complete→before_tool_execute/after_tool_execute— Correctcore.checkpoints.auto_create_on→checkpoints.auto_create_on— CorrectCI Status:
e2e_testsfailing — unrelated to this documentation-only change (no code changes)status-checkfailing — consequence ofe2e_testsfailureSuggestion:
docs/specification.mdAlso Needs UpdatingThe specification document at
docs/specification.mdstill references the old names and config key paths:core.checkpoints.auto_create_onon_tool_write/on_tool_write_completeauto_create_onsandbox.checkpoint.auto-create-onPer CONTRIBUTING.md,
docs/specification.mdis THE authoritative architecture spec. Since the code already implements the new names/paths, the spec should also be updated to match. This PR only fixes the reference document (docs/reference/checkpointing.md) but leaves the spec document stale. Consider updatingdocs/specification.mdin the same PR for full alignment.Minor Observations
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Type/label should be present (e.g.,Type/Documentation) and a milestone should be assigned matching the linked issue.PR body could include closing keyword: The PR references issue #10826 (via branch name) and the linked parent issue mentions Closes #5163, but the PR body does not include an explicit
Closes #...keyword. Consider adding one for traceability.Overall, the changes to
docs/reference/checkpointing.mdare accurate and correctly aligned with the implementation. The only substantive gap is the stale entries indocs/specification.md.Automated by CleverAgents Bot
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Review Summary
This is a pure documentation change correcting
docs/reference/checkpointing.mdto align with the actual implementation. The changes are straightforward and accurate.Checklist Evaluation
CORRECTNESS — PASSED. All trigger names and config paths in the documentation now match the implementation. Verified against
config_service.py,tool/runner.py, andplan_executor.py:before_tool_execute/after_tool_executefound intool/runner.py(lines 476, 518),plan_executor.py, andconfig_service.py(lines 55-56)checkpoints.auto_create_onconfirmed inconfig_service.py(line 482)on_tool_write,on_tool_write_complete) no longer exist in production codeSPECIFICATION ALIGNMENT — PASSED. The documentation now correctly reflects the implementation. The old docs were stale.
TEST QUALITY — N/A. This is a documentation-only change with no functional code.
TYPE SAFETY — PASSED. No code changes.
READABILITY — PASSED. The doc is clear, the 4 triggers table is well-structured, and the TOML examples are correct.
PERFORMANCE — N/A. Documentation only.
SECURITY — PASSED. No changes that introduce security concerns.
CODE STYLE — N/A. Not applicable to .md files. ruff does not lint markdown.
DOCUMENTATION — PASSED. The PR IS the documentation. All changes are internally consistent and correctly reference the implementation.
COMMIT AND PR QUALITY — PASSED. The commit message follows Conventional Changelog format (
docs(scope): ...) with correct type and scope.CI Status Note
The CI shows 2 failing checks (
e2e_testsandstatus-check), but these are pre-existing failures unrelated to this documentation change. All 5 required-for-merge checks (lint, typecheck, security, unit_tests, coverage) pass. Thestatus-checkfailure is a composite gate that fails becausee2e_testsfails.Non-Blocking Observations
Closes #10826) for cleaner issue tracking.Approved because all changes are correct, the docs now align with the implementation, and only non-blocking suggestions remain.
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