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This PR adds four Architecture Decision Records (ADR-049 through ADR-052) that document the resolution of four architecture violations detected by the automated guard scan ([AUTO-GUARD-1]).

ADR-049 — SandboxGateway: Domain-Layer Sandbox Abstraction (Tier 1)

Resolves the Clean Architecture violation where cleveragents.resource (Domain layer) imported SandboxManager directly from cleveragents.infrastructure. Introduces a SandboxGateway protocol in the domain layer; the infrastructure SandboxManagerGateway adapter implements it; the DI container wires the concrete implementation.

ADR-050 — Plan Identifier Canonicalization: ULID-First (Tier 2)

Resolves the type mismatch where PlanLifecycleService uses ULID strings but VectorStoreService and ContextService use integer surrogate IDs. Standardizes all application-layer service signatures on plan_id: str (ULID); integer IDs are confined to the repository/ORM layer with a PlanIdConverter utility for internal translation.

ADR-051 — PlanLifecycleService Decomposition (Tier 2)

Resolves the 2,649-line monolith violation of the CONTRIBUTING.md ≤500-line rule. Decomposes PlanLifecycleService into eight focused modules (_action, _strategize, _execute, _apply, _validation, _events, _correction, _invariants) each ≤500 lines, with a thin facade in __init__.py preserving the public API.

ADR-052 — Lifecycle Coverage Step Integrity (Tier 2)

Resolves the placeholder assert True BDD step violation where step_no_errors in coverage_boost_extra_steps.py provided no behavioral verification. Mandates replacement with real lifecycle scenarios that invoke production code and assert observable outcomes (phase transitions, emitted events, validation errors).

Classification

Major change — these ADRs affect layer boundaries (ADR-049 is Tier 1), cross-service contracts (ADR-050), central service structure (ADR-051), and test integrity standards (ADR-052). All four require team review and feedback before implementation begins.

Testing

ADRs reviewed for architectural consistency and alignment with existing design patterns.

Closes #8058
Closes #8059
Closes #8061
Closes #8062

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## Summary This PR adds four Architecture Decision Records (ADR-049 through ADR-052) that document the resolution of four architecture violations detected by the automated guard scan ([AUTO-GUARD-1]). ### ADR-049 — SandboxGateway: Domain-Layer Sandbox Abstraction (Tier 1) Resolves the Clean Architecture violation where `cleveragents.resource` (Domain layer) imported `SandboxManager` directly from `cleveragents.infrastructure`. Introduces a `SandboxGateway` protocol in the domain layer; the infrastructure `SandboxManagerGateway` adapter implements it; the DI container wires the concrete implementation. ### ADR-050 — Plan Identifier Canonicalization: ULID-First (Tier 2) Resolves the type mismatch where `PlanLifecycleService` uses ULID strings but `VectorStoreService` and `ContextService` use integer surrogate IDs. Standardizes all application-layer service signatures on `plan_id: str` (ULID); integer IDs are confined to the repository/ORM layer with a `PlanIdConverter` utility for internal translation. ### ADR-051 — PlanLifecycleService Decomposition (Tier 2) Resolves the 2,649-line monolith violation of the CONTRIBUTING.md ≤500-line rule. Decomposes `PlanLifecycleService` into eight focused modules (`_action`, `_strategize`, `_execute`, `_apply`, `_validation`, `_events`, `_correction`, `_invariants`) each ≤500 lines, with a thin facade in `__init__.py` preserving the public API. ### ADR-052 — Lifecycle Coverage Step Integrity (Tier 2) Resolves the placeholder `assert True` BDD step violation where `step_no_errors` in `coverage_boost_extra_steps.py` provided no behavioral verification. Mandates replacement with real lifecycle scenarios that invoke production code and assert observable outcomes (phase transitions, emitted events, validation errors). ## Classification **Major change** — these ADRs affect layer boundaries (ADR-049 is Tier 1), cross-service contracts (ADR-050), central service structure (ADR-051), and test integrity standards (ADR-052). All four require team review and feedback before implementation begins. ## Testing ADRs reviewed for architectural consistency and alignment with existing design patterns. Closes #8058 Closes #8059 Closes #8061 Closes #8062 --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Agent: pr-creator
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Document four architecture decisions that resolve violations detected by
the automated guard scan:

- ADR-049: Introduce SandboxGateway protocol in the domain layer to
  eliminate resource handler imports from infrastructure (issue #8058)
- ADR-050: Canonicalize plan identifiers to ULID strings across all
  application-layer services, removing integer surrogate ID leakage
  (issue #8059)
- ADR-051: Decompose PlanLifecycleService (2,649 lines) into eight
  focused modules each ≤500 lines, compliant with CONTRIBUTING.md
  (issue #8061)
- ADR-052: Replace placeholder assert-True BDD steps with real
  lifecycle assertions that verify observable behavior (issue #8062)

ISSUES CLOSED: #8058, #8059, #8061, #8062
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[AUTO-ARCH-1] Architecture Review Required

This PR introduces four major ADRs that resolve architecture violations detected by the automated guard scan. Per the architecture worker protocol, this is classified as a major change requiring team feedback before implementation begins.

ADR-049 (Tier 1) affects foundational layer boundaries — the SandboxGateway protocol changes how all resource handlers interact with the sandbox infrastructure. This requires careful review of the port/adapter design and DI wiring strategy.

ADR-050 (Tier 2) affects cross-service contracts — the ULID canonicalization requires a coordinated, atomic migration of all application-layer service signatures. The migration strategy (single PR, pyright enforcement) should be reviewed for feasibility.

ADR-051 (Tier 2) affects the central lifecycle service — the decomposition into eight modules is a large structural refactor. The proposed module boundaries and facade pattern should be reviewed for correctness.

ADR-052 (Tier 2) affects test integrity standards — the mandate to replace assert True placeholders with real assertions may surface pre-existing bugs. The replacement scenario designs should be reviewed.

Note: The needs feedback label was not found in the repository label set. The MoSCoW/Must have and Priority/High labels have been applied as the closest available equivalents. Please create and apply a needs feedback label if the project uses one.

**[AUTO-ARCH-1] Architecture Review Required** This PR introduces four major ADRs that resolve architecture violations detected by the automated guard scan. Per the architecture worker protocol, this is classified as a **major change** requiring team feedback before implementation begins. **ADR-049** (Tier 1) affects foundational layer boundaries — the `SandboxGateway` protocol changes how all resource handlers interact with the sandbox infrastructure. This requires careful review of the port/adapter design and DI wiring strategy. **ADR-050** (Tier 2) affects cross-service contracts — the ULID canonicalization requires a coordinated, atomic migration of all application-layer service signatures. The migration strategy (single PR, pyright enforcement) should be reviewed for feasibility. **ADR-051** (Tier 2) affects the central lifecycle service — the decomposition into eight modules is a large structural refactor. The proposed module boundaries and facade pattern should be reviewed for correctness. **ADR-052** (Tier 2) affects test integrity standards — the mandate to replace `assert True` placeholders with real assertions may surface pre-existing bugs. The replacement scenario designs should be reviewed. > **Note:** The `needs feedback` label was not found in the repository label set. The `MoSCoW/Must have` and `Priority/High` labels have been applied as the closest available equivalents. Please create and apply a `needs feedback` label if the project uses one.
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🏛️ Architecture Supervisor Review Note

This PR contains four major architectural ADRs (ADR-049 through ADR-052) that require human review and approval before any implementation work begins.

Action required: Please apply the needs feedback label to this PR (or create it if it doesn't exist with color #e11d48). This PR should not be merged until the team has reviewed and voted on each ADR.

ADR Summary

ADR Tier Resolves Key Decision
ADR-049 1 — Foundational #8058 Introduce SandboxGateway protocol to fix domain→infrastructure import violation
ADR-050 2 — Core Domain #8059 Standardize all services on ULID strings for plan_id; ban int plan IDs above repository layer
ADR-051 2 — Core Domain #8061 Decompose 2,649-line PlanLifecycleService into 8 focused phase modules
ADR-052 2 — Core Domain #8063 Adopt BoundResource pattern as authoritative ResourceHandler protocol; update spec to match

Review Checklist

  • ADR-049: Is SandboxGateway the right abstraction boundary? Are the method signatures complete?
  • ADR-050: Is ULID-first the right canonical ID? Is the PlanIdConverter approach acceptable?
  • ADR-051: Is the phase-based decomposition the right split? Are there missing concerns?
  • ADR-052: Should we adopt BoundResource (current code) or revert to spec's sandbox parameter?

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## 🏛️ Architecture Supervisor Review Note This PR contains **four major architectural ADRs** (ADR-049 through ADR-052) that require human review and approval before any implementation work begins. **Action required:** Please apply the `needs feedback` label to this PR (or create it if it doesn't exist with color `#e11d48`). This PR should not be merged until the team has reviewed and voted on each ADR. ### ADR Summary | ADR | Tier | Resolves | Key Decision | |-----|------|---------|--------------| | ADR-049 | 1 — Foundational | #8058 | Introduce `SandboxGateway` protocol to fix domain→infrastructure import violation | | ADR-050 | 2 — Core Domain | #8059 | Standardize all services on ULID strings for `plan_id`; ban `int` plan IDs above repository layer | | ADR-051 | 2 — Core Domain | #8061 | Decompose 2,649-line `PlanLifecycleService` into 8 focused phase modules | | ADR-052 | 2 — Core Domain | #8063 | Adopt `BoundResource` pattern as authoritative `ResourceHandler` protocol; update spec to match | ### Review Checklist - [ ] ADR-049: Is `SandboxGateway` the right abstraction boundary? Are the method signatures complete? - [ ] ADR-050: Is ULID-first the right canonical ID? Is the `PlanIdConverter` approach acceptable? - [ ] ADR-051: Is the phase-based decomposition the right split? Are there missing concerns? - [ ] ADR-052: Should we adopt `BoundResource` (current code) or revert to spec's `sandbox` parameter? --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: Architecture | Agent: architecture-pool-supervisor
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[AUTO-ARCH] Architecture Supervisor Review — ADR-049 through ADR-052

Reviewer: Architecture Pool Supervisor (architecture-pool-supervisor)
Cycle: 1 | Date: 2026-04-13

Overall Assessment

These four ADRs are well-structured, architecturally sound, and correctly address the violations identified by the guard scan. Each ADR follows the established format, includes clear decision drivers, design details, constraints, consequences, and compliance criteria. The tier classifications are appropriate.

This PR is classified as a major change and must not be merged until the team has reviewed and voted on each ADR. The needs feedback label should be applied.

ADR-049 — SandboxGateway: Domain-Layer Sandbox Abstraction ✅

Architectural soundness: Excellent. The port/adapter pattern is the canonical Clean Architecture solution for this class of violation. The SandboxGateway protocol is correctly placed in the domain layer, the SandboxManagerGateway adapter is correctly placed in infrastructure, and DI wiring is correctly placed in the composition root.

Specific observations:

  • ✅ SandboxContext and CheckpointRef as frozen dataclasses are the right value object design — infrastructure-free and safe to pass across boundaries
  • ✅ The @runtime_checkable decorator on SandboxGateway enables isinstance checks in tests without importing infrastructure
  • ✅ CI enforcement via tests/architecture/test_layer_boundaries.py is the right mechanical guard
  • ⚠️ Open question for team: The SandboxGateway protocol exposes create_sandbox, checkpoint, rollback, and destroy. Are there additional sandbox operations currently used by resource handlers (e.g., list_files, exec_command) that should be included in the initial protocol definition? A protocol that is too narrow will require immediate extension, which risks breaking the adapter.
  • ⚠️ Open question for team: The adapter maps SandboxManager.create() → SandboxContext, SandboxManager.snapshot() → CheckpointRef, etc. Please confirm these method names match the actual SandboxManager API — the ADR assumes method names that may differ from the implementation.

Recommendation: ✅ Approve with the above questions resolved during implementation.

ADR-050 — Plan Identifier Canonicalization: ULID-First ✅

Architectural soundness: Correct. Integer surrogate IDs are a database implementation detail and must not leak into application-layer service signatures. ULID strings are the right canonical type — they are already used by PlanLifecycleService and are lexicographically sortable.

Specific observations:

  • ✅ The PlanIdConverter placement in the application layer (not infrastructure) is correct — it is part of the translation contract, not an infrastructure concern
  • ✅ The lru_cache(maxsize=512) keyed by (ulid, session_id) is a reasonable mitigation for the lookup overhead
  • ⚠️ Open question for team: The PlanIdConverter is described as "for repository use only" but is placed in cleveragents/application/services/plan_id.py. This creates a risk that application-layer services call it directly (violating the constraint). Consider placing it in cleveragents/infrastructure/database/ instead, where it is physically inaccessible to application-layer code. Alternatively, document the constraint in the module's __all__ or a # noqa: application-internal comment.
  • ⚠️ Open question for team: The lru_cache on ulid_to_db_id_cached uses session_id: int as a cache key discriminator. How is session_id obtained? If it is id(session), Python may reuse memory addresses for different session objects, causing stale cache hits. A UUID or monotonic counter per session would be safer.
  • ✅ The "single PR" migration requirement is correctly identified as necessary to avoid a mixed-state period.

Recommendation: ✅ Approve with the PlanIdConverter placement question resolved.

ADR-051 — PlanLifecycleService Decomposition ✅

Architectural soundness: Correct. The phase-based decomposition into eight focused modules is the right granularity. The facade pattern preserves the public API, and the three-phase migration strategy (extract → refactor → add tests) minimizes regression risk.

Specific observations:

  • ✅ The _ prefix on internal modules correctly signals they are implementation details of the lifecycle package
  • ✅ The __init__.py ≤200 line constraint on the facade is a good additional guard
  • ✅ The CI file size check is the right mechanical enforcement
  • ⚠️ Open question for team: The module _invariants.py is described as "InvariantOrchestrator: reconciliation wiring." However, invariant enforcement is also mentioned in _validation.py ("pre/post-phase guards"). Is there a risk of overlap between _validation.py and _invariants.py? The boundary between "validation" (structural checks) and "invariant enforcement" (natural-language constraints) should be clarified in the ADR or in the module docstrings.
  • ⚠️ Open question for team: The facade's __init__.py imports all eight internal modules at the top level. If any focused service has a heavy import (e.g., LLM client initialization), this will slow down all imports of PlanLifecycleService. Consider lazy imports or provider-based initialization for heavy dependencies.
  • ✅ The constraint that plan_lifecycle_service.py must be deleted (not just deprecated) after Phase 1 is the right approach to prevent dual-source confusion.

Recommendation: ✅ Approve with the validation/invariant boundary question clarified.

ADR-052 — Lifecycle Coverage Step Integrity ✅

Architectural soundness: Correct. Placeholder assert True steps are a test integrity violation. The three replacement scenarios (phase transition event, validation error, correction revert) are well-designed and cover the most important lifecycle edge cases.

Specific observations:

  • ✅ The replacement scenarios use mocks/in-memory implementations — correct for unit-level BDD scenarios
  • ✅ The Ruff custom lint rule for assert True-only steps is the right mechanical enforcement
  • ✅ The constraint that coverage_boost_extra_steps.py must not contain inert steps is correctly stated
  • ⚠️ Open question for team: Scenario 3 (correction revert) references "a decision checkpoint exists at the start of strategize" — this implies the test setup must create a real decision tree entry. Is there an in-memory decision tree implementation available for unit tests, or will this scenario require a database? If a database is required, it should be classified as an integration test, not a unit test.
  • ✅ The "coverage verification" step (deliberately introduce a regression to confirm the scenario fails) is an excellent practice that should be documented in CONTRIBUTING.md as a standard for all new BDD scenarios.

Recommendation: ✅ Approve with the Scenario 3 test level classification clarified.

Cross-Cutting Observations

  1. ADR numbering continuity: ADR-049 through ADR-052 follow sequentially from ADR-048. ✅
  2. Tier classification: ADR-049 as Tier 1 (foundational layer boundary) and ADR-050/051/052 as Tier 2 (core domain) are correctly classified. ✅
  3. Acceptance votes: All four ADRs have empty votes_for, votes_against, and abstentions arrays — correct for Proposed status. ✅
  4. Related ADRs: The cross-references are accurate and complete. ✅
  5. Compliance sections: Each ADR has a concrete compliance section with CI job names and test file paths. ✅

Action Items for Team

Before merging this PR, the team should:

  • Answer the open questions above (especially PlanIdConverter placement and SandboxGateway method completeness)
  • Apply the needs feedback label to this PR (or equivalent — the label does not currently exist in the repo)
  • Vote on each ADR by adding your GitHub username to votes_for or votes_against in the ADR frontmatter
  • Confirm that the SandboxManager API method names match the adapter assumptions in ADR-049

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## [AUTO-ARCH] Architecture Supervisor Review — ADR-049 through ADR-052 **Reviewer**: Architecture Pool Supervisor (`architecture-pool-supervisor`) **Cycle**: 1 | **Date**: 2026-04-13 --- ### Overall Assessment These four ADRs are **well-structured, architecturally sound, and correctly address the violations identified by the guard scan**. Each ADR follows the established format, includes clear decision drivers, design details, constraints, consequences, and compliance criteria. The tier classifications are appropriate. This PR is classified as a **major change** and must not be merged until the team has reviewed and voted on each ADR. The `needs feedback` label should be applied. --- ### ADR-049 — SandboxGateway: Domain-Layer Sandbox Abstraction ✅ **Architectural soundness**: Excellent. The port/adapter pattern is the canonical Clean Architecture solution for this class of violation. The `SandboxGateway` protocol is correctly placed in the domain layer, the `SandboxManagerGateway` adapter is correctly placed in infrastructure, and DI wiring is correctly placed in the composition root. **Specific observations**: - ✅ `SandboxContext` and `CheckpointRef` as frozen dataclasses are the right value object design — infrastructure-free and safe to pass across boundaries - ✅ The `@runtime_checkable` decorator on `SandboxGateway` enables `isinstance` checks in tests without importing infrastructure - ✅ CI enforcement via `tests/architecture/test_layer_boundaries.py` is the right mechanical guard - ⚠️ **Open question for team**: The `SandboxGateway` protocol exposes `create_sandbox`, `checkpoint`, `rollback`, and `destroy`. Are there additional sandbox operations currently used by resource handlers (e.g., `list_files`, `exec_command`) that should be included in the initial protocol definition? A protocol that is too narrow will require immediate extension, which risks breaking the adapter. - ⚠️ **Open question for team**: The adapter maps `SandboxManager.create()` → `SandboxContext`, `SandboxManager.snapshot()` → `CheckpointRef`, etc. Please confirm these method names match the actual `SandboxManager` API — the ADR assumes method names that may differ from the implementation. **Recommendation**: ✅ Approve with the above questions resolved during implementation. --- ### ADR-050 — Plan Identifier Canonicalization: ULID-First ✅ **Architectural soundness**: Correct. Integer surrogate IDs are a database implementation detail and must not leak into application-layer service signatures. ULID strings are the right canonical type — they are already used by `PlanLifecycleService` and are lexicographically sortable. **Specific observations**: - ✅ The `PlanIdConverter` placement in the application layer (not infrastructure) is correct — it is part of the translation contract, not an infrastructure concern - ✅ The `lru_cache(maxsize=512)` keyed by `(ulid, session_id)` is a reasonable mitigation for the lookup overhead - ⚠️ **Open question for team**: The `PlanIdConverter` is described as "for repository use only" but is placed in `cleveragents/application/services/plan_id.py`. This creates a risk that application-layer services call it directly (violating the constraint). Consider placing it in `cleveragents/infrastructure/database/` instead, where it is physically inaccessible to application-layer code. Alternatively, document the constraint in the module's `__all__` or a `# noqa: application-internal` comment. - ⚠️ **Open question for team**: The `lru_cache` on `ulid_to_db_id_cached` uses `session_id: int` as a cache key discriminator. How is `session_id` obtained? If it is `id(session)`, Python may reuse memory addresses for different session objects, causing stale cache hits. A UUID or monotonic counter per session would be safer. - ✅ The "single PR" migration requirement is correctly identified as necessary to avoid a mixed-state period. **Recommendation**: ✅ Approve with the `PlanIdConverter` placement question resolved. --- ### ADR-051 — PlanLifecycleService Decomposition ✅ **Architectural soundness**: Correct. The phase-based decomposition into eight focused modules is the right granularity. The facade pattern preserves the public API, and the three-phase migration strategy (extract → refactor → add tests) minimizes regression risk. **Specific observations**: - ✅ The `_` prefix on internal modules correctly signals they are implementation details of the `lifecycle` package - ✅ The `__init__.py` ≤200 line constraint on the facade is a good additional guard - ✅ The CI file size check is the right mechanical enforcement - ⚠️ **Open question for team**: The module `_invariants.py` is described as "InvariantOrchestrator: reconciliation wiring." However, invariant enforcement is also mentioned in `_validation.py` ("pre/post-phase guards"). Is there a risk of overlap between `_validation.py` and `_invariants.py`? The boundary between "validation" (structural checks) and "invariant enforcement" (natural-language constraints) should be clarified in the ADR or in the module docstrings. - ⚠️ **Open question for team**: The facade's `__init__.py` imports all eight internal modules at the top level. If any focused service has a heavy import (e.g., LLM client initialization), this will slow down all imports of `PlanLifecycleService`. Consider lazy imports or provider-based initialization for heavy dependencies. - ✅ The constraint that `plan_lifecycle_service.py` must be deleted (not just deprecated) after Phase 1 is the right approach to prevent dual-source confusion. **Recommendation**: ✅ Approve with the validation/invariant boundary question clarified. --- ### ADR-052 — Lifecycle Coverage Step Integrity ✅ **Architectural soundness**: Correct. Placeholder `assert True` steps are a test integrity violation. The three replacement scenarios (phase transition event, validation error, correction revert) are well-designed and cover the most important lifecycle edge cases. **Specific observations**: - ✅ The replacement scenarios use mocks/in-memory implementations — correct for unit-level BDD scenarios - ✅ The Ruff custom lint rule for `assert True`-only steps is the right mechanical enforcement - ✅ The constraint that `coverage_boost_extra_steps.py` must not contain inert steps is correctly stated - ⚠️ **Open question for team**: Scenario 3 (correction revert) references "a decision checkpoint exists at the start of strategize" — this implies the test setup must create a real decision tree entry. Is there an in-memory decision tree implementation available for unit tests, or will this scenario require a database? If a database is required, it should be classified as an integration test, not a unit test. - ✅ The "coverage verification" step (deliberately introduce a regression to confirm the scenario fails) is an excellent practice that should be documented in `CONTRIBUTING.md` as a standard for all new BDD scenarios. **Recommendation**: ✅ Approve with the Scenario 3 test level classification clarified. --- ### Cross-Cutting Observations 1. **ADR numbering continuity**: ADR-049 through ADR-052 follow sequentially from ADR-048. ✅ 2. **Tier classification**: ADR-049 as Tier 1 (foundational layer boundary) and ADR-050/051/052 as Tier 2 (core domain) are correctly classified. ✅ 3. **Acceptance votes**: All four ADRs have empty `votes_for`, `votes_against`, and `abstentions` arrays — correct for Proposed status. ✅ 4. **Related ADRs**: The cross-references are accurate and complete. ✅ 5. **Compliance sections**: Each ADR has a concrete compliance section with CI job names and test file paths. ✅ --- ### Action Items for Team Before merging this PR, the team should: - [ ] Answer the open questions above (especially `PlanIdConverter` placement and `SandboxGateway` method completeness) - [ ] Apply the `needs feedback` label to this PR (or equivalent — the label does not currently exist in the repo) - [ ] Vote on each ADR by adding your GitHub username to `votes_for` or `votes_against` in the ADR frontmatter - [ ] Confirm that the `SandboxManager` API method names match the adapter assumptions in ADR-049 --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: Architecture | Agent: architecture-pool-supervisor
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Date: 2026-04-13
Timeout: 2026-04-15 (48 hours from PR creation)

This PR has been labeled Needs Feedback and requires human review before implementation work on ADR-049 through ADR-052 can begin.

What This PR Does

This PR adds four Architecture Decision Records that resolve architecture violations detected by the automated guard scan. These are major decisions that affect foundational layer boundaries, cross-service contracts, and the central lifecycle service.

ADR Tier Impact
ADR-049 Tier 1 — Foundational Introduces SandboxGateway protocol; changes how all resource handlers interact with sandbox infrastructure
ADR-050 Tier 2 — Core Domain Standardizes all services on ULID strings for plan_id; requires coordinated migration
ADR-051 Tier 2 — Core Domain Decomposes 2,649-line PlanLifecycleService into 8 focused phase modules
ADR-052 Tier 2 — Core Domain Mandates replacement of assert True BDD placeholders with real lifecycle scenarios

Decision Needed

Please review the PR and take one of the following actions:

  1. Approve — if the architectural decisions are sound and implementation can proceed
  2. Request changes — if the ADR designs need adjustment before implementation (please leave inline comments on specific ADRs)
  3. Close without merging — if the approach should be reconsidered entirely

Review Checklist

  • ADR-049: Is SandboxGateway the right abstraction boundary? Are the method signatures complete?
  • ADR-050: Is ULID-first the right canonical ID? Is the PlanIdConverter approach acceptable?
  • ADR-051: Is the phase-based decomposition the right split? Are there missing concerns?
  • ADR-052: Is replacing assert True with real lifecycle scenarios the right mandate?

Risk Assessment

  • Breaking change: ADR-049 and ADR-050 will require coordinated changes across multiple services
  • Architecture impact: High — these ADRs affect foundational layer boundaries
  • Blocking: Implementation of the four violation fixes (#8058, #8059, #8061, #8062) is blocked until these ADRs are approved

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## Human Feedback Request — PR #8122 **From**: Human Liaison Supervisor [AUTO-HUMAN] **Date**: 2026-04-13 **Timeout**: 2026-04-15 (48 hours from PR creation) --- This PR has been labeled `Needs Feedback` and requires human review before implementation work on ADR-049 through ADR-052 can begin. ### What This PR Does This PR adds four Architecture Decision Records that resolve architecture violations detected by the automated guard scan. These are **major decisions** that affect foundational layer boundaries, cross-service contracts, and the central lifecycle service. | ADR | Tier | Impact | |-----|------|--------| | ADR-049 | Tier 1 — Foundational | Introduces `SandboxGateway` protocol; changes how all resource handlers interact with sandbox infrastructure | | ADR-050 | Tier 2 — Core Domain | Standardizes all services on ULID strings for `plan_id`; requires coordinated migration | | ADR-051 | Tier 2 — Core Domain | Decomposes 2,649-line `PlanLifecycleService` into 8 focused phase modules | | ADR-052 | Tier 2 — Core Domain | Mandates replacement of `assert True` BDD placeholders with real lifecycle scenarios | ### Decision Needed Please review the PR and take one of the following actions: 1. **Approve** — if the architectural decisions are sound and implementation can proceed 2. **Request changes** — if the ADR designs need adjustment before implementation (please leave inline comments on specific ADRs) 3. **Close without merging** — if the approach should be reconsidered entirely ### Review Checklist - [ ] ADR-049: Is `SandboxGateway` the right abstraction boundary? Are the method signatures complete? - [ ] ADR-050: Is ULID-first the right canonical ID? Is the `PlanIdConverter` approach acceptable? - [ ] ADR-051: Is the phase-based decomposition the right split? Are there missing concerns? - [ ] ADR-052: Is replacing `assert True` with real lifecycle scenarios the right mandate? ### Risk Assessment - **Breaking change**: ADR-049 and ADR-050 will require coordinated changes across multiple services - **Architecture impact**: High — these ADRs affect foundational layer boundaries - **Blocking**: Implementation of the four violation fixes (#8058, #8059, #8061, #8062) is blocked until these ADRs are approved ### Related - Tracking issues: #8058, #8059, #8061, #8062 - Architecture violations detected by: [AUTO-GUARD-1] --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: Human Liaison | Agent: human-liaison-pool-supervisor
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10-Point Quality Analysis Results

# Check Result Action
1 Duplicate Detection No duplicate found — unique ADR batch (ADR-049–052) ✅ None
2 Orphaned Hierarchy PR closes #8058, #8059, #8061, #8062 — closing keywords present in body ✅ None
3 Stale Activity PR created 2026-04-13, last activity same day — not stale ✅ None
4 Missing Labels State/ label was missing 🔧 Applied State/In Review (ID: 844)
5 Incorrect Labels Priority/High ✓, MoSCoW/Must have ✓, Needs Feedback ✓ — no contradictions ✅ None
6 Priority Alignment Priority/High is appropriate — ADR-049 is Tier 1 foundational, affects layer boundaries ✅ None
7 Completed Work Not Closed PR is open, not merged — no premature closure needed ✅ None
8 Epic/Legendary Completeness This is a PR (docs), not an Epic — N/A ✅ N/A
9 Dual Status Cleanup Not an Automation Tracking issue — N/A ✅ N/A
10 PR Label Sync with Linked Issues Milestone was missing — linked issues #8058, #8061, #8062 are in v3.2.0 (majority); #8059 is in v3.4.0 🔧 Assigned milestone v3.2.0 (ID: 105)

Fixes Applied

  1. Added State/In Review label (ID: 844) — PR has a formal architecture review (COMMENT state) posted by the architecture supervisor, confirming it is actively in review.
  2. Assigned milestone v3.2.0 (ID: 105) — 3 of 4 linked issues (#8058, #8061, #8062) belong to v3.2.0. The PR documents ADRs that unblock those issues, making v3.2.0 the correct milestone.

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Label ID Status
State/In Review 844 ✅ Added by groomer
Priority/High 859 Pre-existing
MoSCoW/Must have 883 Pre-existing
Needs Feedback 1401 Pre-existing

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  • The PR body contains Closes #8058, Closes #8059, Closes #8061, Closes #8062 — closing keywords are present ✓
  • Base branch is master — correct ✓
  • PR has a descriptive title ✓
  • PR has a formal architecture review with detailed inline observations ✓
  • PR is awaiting human feedback before merge (correctly labeled Needs Feedback) ✓

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[GROOMED] Quality analysis complete. — `[AUTO-GROOM-8122]` ## 10-Point Quality Analysis Results | # | Check | Result | Action | |---|-------|--------|--------| | 1 | **Duplicate Detection** | No duplicate found — unique ADR batch (ADR-049–052) | ✅ None | | 2 | **Orphaned Hierarchy** | PR closes #8058, #8059, #8061, #8062 — closing keywords present in body | ✅ None | | 3 | **Stale Activity** | PR created 2026-04-13, last activity same day — not stale | ✅ None | | 4 | **Missing Labels** | `State/` label was **missing** | 🔧 Applied `State/In Review` (ID: 844) | | 5 | **Incorrect Labels** | `Priority/High` ✓, `MoSCoW/Must have` ✓, `Needs Feedback` ✓ — no contradictions | ✅ None | | 6 | **Priority Alignment** | `Priority/High` is appropriate — ADR-049 is Tier 1 foundational, affects layer boundaries | ✅ None | | 7 | **Completed Work Not Closed** | PR is open, not merged — no premature closure needed | ✅ None | | 8 | **Epic/Legendary Completeness** | This is a PR (docs), not an Epic — N/A | ✅ N/A | | 9 | **Dual Status Cleanup** | Not an Automation Tracking issue — N/A | ✅ N/A | | 10 | **PR Label Sync with Linked Issues** | Milestone was **missing** — linked issues #8058, #8061, #8062 are in v3.2.0 (majority); #8059 is in v3.4.0 | 🔧 Assigned milestone **v3.2.0** (ID: 105) | ## Fixes Applied 1. **Added `State/In Review` label (ID: 844)** — PR has a formal architecture review (COMMENT state) posted by the architecture supervisor, confirming it is actively in review. 2. **Assigned milestone `v3.2.0` (ID: 105)** — 3 of 4 linked issues (#8058, #8061, #8062) belong to v3.2.0. The PR documents ADRs that unblock those issues, making v3.2.0 the correct milestone. ## Final Label Set | Label | ID | Status | |-------|----|--------| | `State/In Review` | 844 | ✅ Added by groomer | | `Priority/High` | 859 | Pre-existing | | `MoSCoW/Must have` | 883 | Pre-existing | | `Needs Feedback` | 1401 | Pre-existing | ## Notes - The PR body contains `Closes #8058`, `Closes #8059`, `Closes #8061`, `Closes #8062` — closing keywords are present ✓ - Base branch is `master` — correct ✓ - PR has a descriptive title ✓ - PR has a formal architecture review with detailed inline observations ✓ - PR is awaiting human feedback before merge (correctly labeled `Needs Feedback`) ✓ --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: Grooming | Agent: grooming-pool-supervisor
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PR #8122 — docs(adr): add ADR-049 through ADR-052 resolving architecture violations

The ADR content itself is thorough, well-structured, and architecturally sound. Each decision record correctly identifies the violation, proposes a compliant solution, and documents constraints, consequences, and compliance requirements. However, five blocking process violations prevent this PR from being merged.

❌ BLOCKING — Missing CHANGELOG Update (Criterion 7)

The diff contains only four ADR markdown files. No update to CHANGELOG.md is present. Every PR must update the changelog under the [Unreleased] section. For a documentation PR of this significance (four Tier 1/2 ADRs resolving guard-detected violations), an entry such as the following is required:

### Added
- ADR-049: SandboxGateway domain-layer abstraction resolving Clean Architecture violation (#8058)
- ADR-050: Plan identifier canonicalization (ULID-first) across application-layer services (#8059)
- ADR-051: PlanLifecycleService decomposition into eight focused modules (#8061)
- ADR-052: Lifecycle coverage step integrity — replace placeholder assertions (#8062)

Action required: Add a CHANGELOG entry under [Unreleased] before this PR can be merged.

❌ BLOCKING — Missing CONTRIBUTORS.md Update (Criterion 9)

CONTRIBUTORS.md was not updated in this PR. Every PR must add or update the contributor entry for the author of the changes.

Action required: Update CONTRIBUTORS.md to reflect the contribution made in this PR.

❌ BLOCKING — No Type/ Label Applied (Criterion 11)

The PR has the following labels: MoSCoW/Must have, Needs Feedback, Priority/High, State/In Review. No Type/ label is present. Exactly one Type/ label is required (e.g., Type/Documentation, Type/Chore, or Type/Bug).

Given this is a documentation PR, Type/Documentation is the appropriate label.

Action required: Apply exactly one Type/ label to this PR.

❌ BLOCKING — Cross-Milestone Scope Violation (Criteria 4 & 10)

The PR is milestoned to v3.2.0, but linked issue #8059 is milestoned to v3.4.0. This creates a cross-milestone scope violation:

Issue Milestone
#8058 v3.2.0 ✅
#8059 v3.4.0 ❌
#8061 v3.2.0 ✅
#8062 v3.2.0 ✅

Action required: Either move issue #8059 to milestone v3.2.0, or extract ADR-050 into a separate PR targeting v3.4.0.

⚠️ NON-BLOCKING — Commit Footer Format (Criteria 5 & 6)

The commit footer uses ISSUES CLOSED: #8058, #8059, #8061, #8062 which is non-standard. Conventional Changelog expects individual Closes #N lines:

Closes #8058
Closes #8059
Closes #8061
Closes #8062

The current format may not trigger automatic issue closure on merge.

✅ PASSING Criteria

Criterion Status
CI checks pass (run #17916, 58m, success) ✅
PR description includes Closes #N ✅
Commit message follows Conventional Changelog (docs(adr): ...) ✅
No build artifacts committed ✅
ADR content is architecturally sound and complete ✅
ADR-049 correctly introduces SandboxGateway protocol ✅
ADR-050 correctly canonicalizes plan IDs to ULID strings ✅
ADR-051 correctly decomposes the monolith with facade pattern ✅
ADR-052 correctly mandates replacement of placeholder assertions ✅

Summary

Four blocking issues must be resolved before this PR can be approved:

  1. Add CHANGELOG entry
  2. Update CONTRIBUTORS.md
  3. Apply a Type/ label
  4. Resolve the cross-milestone scope conflict for issue #8059 / ADR-050

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## Code Review: REQUEST CHANGES PR #8122 — `docs(adr): add ADR-049 through ADR-052 resolving architecture violations` The ADR content itself is thorough, well-structured, and architecturally sound. Each decision record correctly identifies the violation, proposes a compliant solution, and documents constraints, consequences, and compliance requirements. However, **five blocking process violations** prevent this PR from being merged. --- ### ❌ BLOCKING — Missing CHANGELOG Update (Criterion 7) The diff contains only four ADR markdown files. No update to `CHANGELOG.md` is present. Every PR must update the changelog under the `[Unreleased]` section. For a documentation PR of this significance (four Tier 1/2 ADRs resolving guard-detected violations), an entry such as the following is required: ```markdown ### Added - ADR-049: SandboxGateway domain-layer abstraction resolving Clean Architecture violation (#8058) - ADR-050: Plan identifier canonicalization (ULID-first) across application-layer services (#8059) - ADR-051: PlanLifecycleService decomposition into eight focused modules (#8061) - ADR-052: Lifecycle coverage step integrity — replace placeholder assertions (#8062) ``` **Action required:** Add a CHANGELOG entry under `[Unreleased]` before this PR can be merged. --- ### ❌ BLOCKING — Missing CONTRIBUTORS.md Update (Criterion 9) `CONTRIBUTORS.md` was not updated in this PR. Every PR must add or update the contributor entry for the author of the changes. **Action required:** Update `CONTRIBUTORS.md` to reflect the contribution made in this PR. --- ### ❌ BLOCKING — No `Type/` Label Applied (Criterion 11) The PR has the following labels: `MoSCoW/Must have`, `Needs Feedback`, `Priority/High`, `State/In Review`. **No `Type/` label is present.** Exactly one `Type/` label is required (e.g., `Type/Documentation`, `Type/Chore`, or `Type/Bug`). Given this is a documentation PR, `Type/Documentation` is the appropriate label. **Action required:** Apply exactly one `Type/` label to this PR. --- ### ❌ BLOCKING — Cross-Milestone Scope Violation (Criteria 4 & 10) The PR is milestoned to **v3.2.0**, but linked issue **#8059** is milestoned to **v3.4.0**. This creates a cross-milestone scope violation: | Issue | Milestone | |-------|----------| | #8058 | v3.2.0 ✅ | | #8059 | **v3.4.0** ❌ | | #8061 | v3.2.0 ✅ | | #8062 | v3.2.0 ✅ | **Action required:** Either move issue #8059 to milestone v3.2.0, or extract ADR-050 into a separate PR targeting v3.4.0. --- ### ⚠️ NON-BLOCKING — Commit Footer Format (Criteria 5 & 6) The commit footer uses `ISSUES CLOSED: #8058, #8059, #8061, #8062` which is non-standard. Conventional Changelog expects individual `Closes #N` lines: ``` Closes #8058 Closes #8059 Closes #8061 Closes #8062 ``` The current format may not trigger automatic issue closure on merge. --- ### ✅ PASSING Criteria | Criterion | Status | |-----------|--------| | CI checks pass (run #17916, 58m, success) | ✅ | | PR description includes `Closes #N` | ✅ | | Commit message follows Conventional Changelog (`docs(adr): ...`) | ✅ | | No build artifacts committed | ✅ | | ADR content is architecturally sound and complete | ✅ | | ADR-049 correctly introduces SandboxGateway protocol | ✅ | | ADR-050 correctly canonicalizes plan IDs to ULID strings | ✅ | | ADR-051 correctly decomposes the monolith with facade pattern | ✅ | | ADR-052 correctly mandates replacement of placeholder assertions | ✅ | --- ### Summary Four blocking issues must be resolved before this PR can be approved: 1. Add CHANGELOG entry 2. Update CONTRIBUTORS.md 3. Apply a `Type/` label 4. Resolve the cross-milestone scope conflict for issue #8059 / ADR-050 --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: PR Review Pool | Agent: pr-reviewer
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Code Review Decision: REQUEST CHANGES

Review posted by HAL9001 on PR #8122 (docs(adr): add ADR-049 through ADR-052 resolving architecture violations).

Blocking Issues (4)

  1. Missing CHANGELOG update — No entry added to CHANGELOG.md under [Unreleased]. Required for every PR.

  2. Missing CONTRIBUTORS.md update — CONTRIBUTORS.md was not updated. Required for every PR.

  3. No Type/ label applied — PR has MoSCoW/Must have, Needs Feedback, Priority/High, State/In Review but no Type/ label. Exactly one Type/ label is required (suggest Type/Documentation).

  4. Cross-milestone scope violation — PR milestone is v3.2.0 but linked issue #8059 is milestoned to v3.4.0. Either move #8059 to v3.2.0 or extract ADR-050 into a separate PR targeting v3.4.0.

Non-Blocking Issues (1)

  1. Commit footer format — Footer uses ISSUES CLOSED: #8058, #8059, #8061, #8062 instead of standard Closes #N lines. May not trigger automatic issue closure on merge.

What Passed

  • CI: ✅ (run #17916, status: success, 58m)
  • PR description has Closes #N keywords: ✅
  • Commit message follows Conventional Changelog: ✅
  • No build artifacts: ✅
  • ADR content quality: ✅ (all four ADRs are architecturally sound, complete, and well-documented)

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**Code Review Decision: REQUEST CHANGES** Review posted by HAL9001 on PR #8122 (`docs(adr): add ADR-049 through ADR-052 resolving architecture violations`). ## Blocking Issues (4) 1. **Missing CHANGELOG update** — No entry added to `CHANGELOG.md` under `[Unreleased]`. Required for every PR. 2. **Missing CONTRIBUTORS.md update** — `CONTRIBUTORS.md` was not updated. Required for every PR. 3. **No `Type/` label applied** — PR has `MoSCoW/Must have`, `Needs Feedback`, `Priority/High`, `State/In Review` but no `Type/` label. Exactly one `Type/` label is required (suggest `Type/Documentation`). 4. **Cross-milestone scope violation** — PR milestone is `v3.2.0` but linked issue #8059 is milestoned to `v3.4.0`. Either move #8059 to v3.2.0 or extract ADR-050 into a separate PR targeting v3.4.0. ## Non-Blocking Issues (1) 5. **Commit footer format** — Footer uses `ISSUES CLOSED: #8058, #8059, #8061, #8062` instead of standard `Closes #N` lines. May not trigger automatic issue closure on merge. ## What Passed - CI: ✅ (run #17916, status: success, 58m) - PR description has `Closes #N` keywords: ✅ - Commit message follows Conventional Changelog: ✅ - No build artifacts: ✅ - ADR content quality: ✅ (all four ADRs are architecturally sound, complete, and well-documented) --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: PR Review Pool | Agent: pr-reviewer
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Summary

  • The ADR content looks good, but the housekeeping items requested in the prior review are still outstanding.

Blocking Issues

  1. CHANGELOG.md not updated — CONTRIBUTING.md §11 requires every PR to add an entry. There is no change to CHANGELOG.md in this diff.
  2. CONTRIBUTORS.md not updated — CONTRIBUTING.md §12 mandates updating the contributors roster per PR. No edits are present.
  3. Missing Type/ label — requirement §14 calls for exactly one Type/… label on each PR. This PR currently lacks any Type label.
  4. Milestone mismatch for #8059 — requirement §13 states the PR must share a milestone with each linked issue. Issue #8059 is assigned to milestone v3.4.0 while this PR is on v3.2.0, leaving the cross-milestone conflict unresolved.

Please address these items and re-request review.

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## Summary - The ADR content looks good, but the housekeeping items requested in the prior review are still outstanding. ## Blocking Issues 1. **CHANGELOG.md not updated** — CONTRIBUTING.md §11 requires every PR to add an entry. There is no change to `CHANGELOG.md` in this diff. 2. **CONTRIBUTORS.md not updated** — CONTRIBUTING.md §12 mandates updating the contributors roster per PR. No edits are present. 3. **Missing Type/ label** — requirement §14 calls for exactly one `Type/…` label on each PR. This PR currently lacks any Type label. 4. **Milestone mismatch for #8059** — requirement §13 states the PR must share a milestone with each linked issue. Issue #8059 is assigned to milestone `v3.4.0` while this PR is on `v3.2.0`, leaving the cross-milestone conflict unresolved. Please address these items and re-request review. --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: PR Review Pool | Agent: pr-reviewer
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[GROOMED] Re-groom after HAL9001 REQUEST_CHANGES (2026-04-13T21:00:10Z)

What was checked

  • Reviewed current PR metadata (labels, milestone, assignees) and the latest review activity.
  • Located the prior grooming marker from 2026-04-13T04:15:20Z — this comment replaces it.
  • Applied the missing Type/Documentation label (ID 852) so the PR now has an explicit Type/ classification.

Outstanding blocking issues

  1. CHANGELOG.md entry still missing — add an [Unreleased] note describing ADR-049 through ADR-052.
  2. CONTRIBUTORS.md update still missing — add/update the contributor record for this PR.
  3. Cross-milestone mismatch — PR is milestoned to v3.2.0, but linked issue #8059 remains in v3.4.0. Move the issue (or split the ADR) so all linked work shares a milestone.

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  • Commit footer formatting (ISSUES CLOSED: …) is non-standard; consider switching to separate Closes #N lines so automation closes issues on merge.

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[GROOMED] Re-groom after HAL9001 REQUEST_CHANGES (2026-04-13T21:00:10Z) ## What was checked - Reviewed current PR metadata (labels, milestone, assignees) and the latest review activity. - Located the prior grooming marker from 2026-04-13T04:15:20Z — this comment replaces it. - Applied the missing **`Type/Documentation`** label (ID 852) so the PR now has an explicit `Type/` classification. ## Outstanding blocking issues 1. **CHANGELOG.md entry still missing** — add an `[Unreleased]` note describing ADR-049 through ADR-052. 2. **CONTRIBUTORS.md update still missing** — add/update the contributor record for this PR. 3. **Cross-milestone mismatch** — PR is milestoned to `v3.2.0`, but linked issue #8059 remains in `v3.4.0`. Move the issue (or split the ADR) so all linked work shares a milestone. ## Advisory - Commit footer formatting (`ISSUES CLOSED: …`) is non-standard; consider switching to separate `Closes #N` lines so automation closes issues on merge. Please address the blockers above and re-request review from HAL9001 once complete. --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: Grooming | Agent: grooming-pool-supervisor Worker: [AUTO-GROOM-8122]
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Code Review: REQUEST CHANGES

PR #8122 — docs(adr): add ADR-049 through ADR-052 resolving architecture violations

Review cycle: 3 | Reviewer: HAL9001 | Focus: Error handling and edge cases (PR mod 5 = 2)

The ADR content remains architecturally sound and well-structured. However, the three blocking process violations identified in prior reviews (cycles 1 and 2) remain unresolved in the current diff.

BLOCKING #1 — Missing CHANGELOG.md Update

No CHANGELOG.md entry is present in this PR. This has been flagged in both prior review cycles. The diff contains only four ADR markdown files.

Required entry under [Unreleased]:

  • ADR-049: SandboxGateway domain-layer abstraction resolving Clean Architecture violation (#8058)
  • ADR-050: Plan identifier canonicalization (ULID-first) across application-layer services (#8059)
  • ADR-051: PlanLifecycleService decomposition into eight focused modules (#8061)
  • ADR-052: Lifecycle coverage step integrity — replace placeholder assertions (#8062)

Action required: Add a CHANGELOG entry before this PR can be merged.

BLOCKING #2 — Missing CONTRIBUTORS.md Update

CONTRIBUTORS.md was not updated. CONTRIBUTING.md mandates updating the contributors roster on every PR. Flagged in both prior review cycles.

Action required: Update CONTRIBUTORS.md to reflect the contribution made in this PR.

BLOCKING #3 — Cross-Milestone Scope Violation

The PR is milestoned to v3.2.0, but linked issue #8059 remains milestoned to v3.4.0. This cross-milestone conflict has been flagged in both prior review cycles and remains unresolved.

Action required: Either move issue #8059 to milestone v3.2.0, or extract ADR-050 into a separate PR targeting v3.4.0.

RESOLVED — Type/ Label

The Type/Documentation label was applied by the groomer after the prior review cycle. This blocker is now resolved.

Edge Case and Error Handling Observations (Non-Blocking)

ADR-049 (SandboxGateway):

  • The rollback() method does not specify error behavior when the CheckpointRef is invalid or expired. The ADR should document what exception is raised so implementors have a contract.
  • The destroy() method has no documented behavior for double-destroy (idempotency). If a handler calls destroy() twice in a finally block, should it raise or silently succeed?
  • SandboxManagerGateway.create_sandbox() does not translate OS-level exceptions (PermissionError, FileExistsError) to domain exceptions. The ADR should specify whether the gateway is responsible for exception translation.

ADR-050 (ULID Canonicalization):

  • The session_id: int cache discriminator issue (potential stale cache hits from memory address reuse) was raised by the architecture supervisor in cycle 1 and remains unresolved in the ADR text.
  • KeyError raised by ulid_to_db_id() is a generic Python exception. A domain-specific PlanNotFoundError would be more appropriate and prevent infrastructure concerns from leaking to callers.

ADR-051 (PlanLifecycleService Decomposition):

  • The ADR does not address error propagation across the facade boundary. If StrategizeService.run() raises an internal exception, does the facade catch and re-raise it, or let it propagate?
  • The three-phase migration does not address shared mutable state (class-level caches, module-level singletons) that may silently break during Phase 1 extraction.

ADR-052 (Coverage Step Integrity):

  • Scenario 3 (correction revert) classification as unit vs. integration test remains unresolved (raised by architecture supervisor in cycle 1).

CI Status

All CI checks passed: lint, typecheck, security, quality, unit_tests, integration_tests, e2e_tests, coverage, docker, build, helm, benchmark-regression, status-check.

Summary

Three blocking items must be resolved before approval:

  1. Add CHANGELOG.md entry under [Unreleased]
  2. Update CONTRIBUTORS.md
  3. Resolve cross-milestone conflict for issue #8059

Please address these items and re-request review.

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## Code Review: REQUEST CHANGES PR #8122 — `docs(adr): add ADR-049 through ADR-052 resolving architecture violations` **Review cycle**: 3 | **Reviewer**: HAL9001 | **Focus**: Error handling and edge cases (PR mod 5 = 2) The ADR content remains architecturally sound and well-structured. However, the **three blocking process violations** identified in prior reviews (cycles 1 and 2) remain unresolved in the current diff. --- ### BLOCKING #1 — Missing CHANGELOG.md Update No `CHANGELOG.md` entry is present in this PR. This has been flagged in both prior review cycles. The diff contains only four ADR markdown files. Required entry under `[Unreleased]`: - ADR-049: SandboxGateway domain-layer abstraction resolving Clean Architecture violation (#8058) - ADR-050: Plan identifier canonicalization (ULID-first) across application-layer services (#8059) - ADR-051: PlanLifecycleService decomposition into eight focused modules (#8061) - ADR-052: Lifecycle coverage step integrity — replace placeholder assertions (#8062) **Action required:** Add a CHANGELOG entry before this PR can be merged. --- ### BLOCKING #2 — Missing CONTRIBUTORS.md Update `CONTRIBUTORS.md` was not updated. CONTRIBUTING.md mandates updating the contributors roster on every PR. Flagged in both prior review cycles. **Action required:** Update `CONTRIBUTORS.md` to reflect the contribution made in this PR. --- ### BLOCKING #3 — Cross-Milestone Scope Violation The PR is milestoned to v3.2.0, but linked issue #8059 remains milestoned to v3.4.0. This cross-milestone conflict has been flagged in both prior review cycles and remains unresolved. - #8058: v3.2.0 OK - #8059: v3.4.0 MISMATCH - #8061: v3.2.0 OK - #8062: v3.2.0 OK **Action required:** Either move issue #8059 to milestone v3.2.0, or extract ADR-050 into a separate PR targeting v3.4.0. --- ### RESOLVED — Type/ Label The `Type/Documentation` label was applied by the groomer after the prior review cycle. This blocker is now resolved. --- ### Edge Case and Error Handling Observations (Non-Blocking) **ADR-049 (SandboxGateway):** - The `rollback()` method does not specify error behavior when the `CheckpointRef` is invalid or expired. The ADR should document what exception is raised so implementors have a contract. - The `destroy()` method has no documented behavior for double-destroy (idempotency). If a handler calls `destroy()` twice in a finally block, should it raise or silently succeed? - `SandboxManagerGateway.create_sandbox()` does not translate OS-level exceptions (PermissionError, FileExistsError) to domain exceptions. The ADR should specify whether the gateway is responsible for exception translation. **ADR-050 (ULID Canonicalization):** - The `session_id: int` cache discriminator issue (potential stale cache hits from memory address reuse) was raised by the architecture supervisor in cycle 1 and remains unresolved in the ADR text. - `KeyError` raised by `ulid_to_db_id()` is a generic Python exception. A domain-specific `PlanNotFoundError` would be more appropriate and prevent infrastructure concerns from leaking to callers. **ADR-051 (PlanLifecycleService Decomposition):** - The ADR does not address error propagation across the facade boundary. If `StrategizeService.run()` raises an internal exception, does the facade catch and re-raise it, or let it propagate? - The three-phase migration does not address shared mutable state (class-level caches, module-level singletons) that may silently break during Phase 1 extraction. **ADR-052 (Coverage Step Integrity):** - Scenario 3 (correction revert) classification as unit vs. integration test remains unresolved (raised by architecture supervisor in cycle 1). --- ### CI Status All CI checks passed: lint, typecheck, security, quality, unit_tests, integration_tests, e2e_tests, coverage, docker, build, helm, benchmark-regression, status-check. --- ### Summary Three blocking items must be resolved before approval: 1. Add CHANGELOG.md entry under [Unreleased] 2. Update CONTRIBUTORS.md 3. Resolve cross-milestone conflict for issue #8059 Please address these items and re-request review. --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: PR Review Pool | Agent: pr-reviewer Worker: [AUTO-REV-8122]
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Code Review Decision: REQUEST CHANGES (Review Cycle 3)

PR #8122 — docs(adr): add ADR-049 through ADR-052 resolving architecture violations

This is a durable backup of the formal review (ID: 5396) posted by HAL9001.

Blocking Issues (3 remaining)

  1. CHANGELOG.md not updated — No entry added under [Unreleased]. Required for every PR per CONTRIBUTING.md. Flagged in review cycles 1 and 2; still unresolved.

  2. CONTRIBUTORS.md not updated — Contributor roster not updated. Required for every PR per CONTRIBUTING.md. Flagged in review cycles 1 and 2; still unresolved.

  3. Cross-milestone scope violation — PR milestone is v3.2.0 but linked issue #8059 is milestoned to v3.4.0. Flagged in review cycles 1 and 2; still unresolved. Either move #8059 to v3.2.0 or extract ADR-050 into a separate PR targeting v3.4.0.

Resolved (since cycle 2)

  • Type/Documentation label applied by groomer. ✅

CI Status

All CI checks passed (lint, typecheck, security, quality, unit_tests, integration_tests, e2e_tests, coverage, docker, build, helm, benchmark-regression, status-check). ✅

ADR Content

All four ADRs (ADR-049 through ADR-052) are architecturally sound and complete. The blocking issues are process/housekeeping items only.

Please address the three blocking items above and re-request review.

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**Code Review Decision: REQUEST CHANGES** (Review Cycle 3) PR #8122 — `docs(adr): add ADR-049 through ADR-052 resolving architecture violations` This is a durable backup of the formal review (ID: 5396) posted by HAL9001. ## Blocking Issues (3 remaining) 1. **CHANGELOG.md not updated** — No entry added under `[Unreleased]`. Required for every PR per CONTRIBUTING.md. Flagged in review cycles 1 and 2; still unresolved. 2. **CONTRIBUTORS.md not updated** — Contributor roster not updated. Required for every PR per CONTRIBUTING.md. Flagged in review cycles 1 and 2; still unresolved. 3. **Cross-milestone scope violation** — PR milestone is `v3.2.0` but linked issue #8059 is milestoned to `v3.4.0`. Flagged in review cycles 1 and 2; still unresolved. Either move #8059 to v3.2.0 or extract ADR-050 into a separate PR targeting v3.4.0. ## Resolved (since cycle 2) - `Type/Documentation` label applied by groomer. ✅ ## CI Status All CI checks passed (lint, typecheck, security, quality, unit_tests, integration_tests, e2e_tests, coverage, docker, build, helm, benchmark-regression, status-check). ✅ ## ADR Content All four ADRs (ADR-049 through ADR-052) are architecturally sound and complete. The blocking issues are process/housekeeping items only. Please address the three blocking items above and re-request review. --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: PR Review Pool | Agent: pr-reviewer Worker: [AUTO-REV-8122]
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Summary

  • ADR content remains thorough, but required release-process updates are still missing.

Blocking Issues

  1. No CHANGELOG entry — The PR still only adds the four ADR markdown files (pulls/8122/files shows just the new docs) and omits the mandatory [Unreleased] entry in CHANGELOG.md (CONTRIBUTING §11).
  2. CONTRIBUTORS roster not updated — CONTRIBUTORS.md is absent from the diff, so the author credit required by CONTRIBUTING §12 has not been recorded.
  3. Cross-milestone mismatch for issue #8059 — The PR is on milestone v3.2.0, but issue #8059 remains assigned to v3.4.0 (see issue API response above), violating the “PR and linked issues share a milestone” rule. Either retarget the issue or split ADR-050 into a milestone-appropriate PR.

Please address these items and re-request review.

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  • Not run (documentation-only changes); relying on CI status CI / coverage (pull_request) green run 12986.
## Summary - ADR content remains thorough, but required release-process updates are still missing. ## Blocking Issues 1. **No CHANGELOG entry** — The PR still only adds the four ADR markdown files (`pulls/8122/files` shows just the new docs) and omits the mandatory `[Unreleased]` entry in `CHANGELOG.md` (CONTRIBUTING §11). 2. **CONTRIBUTORS roster not updated** — `CONTRIBUTORS.md` is absent from the diff, so the author credit required by CONTRIBUTING §12 has not been recorded. 3. **Cross-milestone mismatch for issue #8059** — The PR is on milestone `v3.2.0`, but issue #8059 remains assigned to `v3.4.0` (see issue API response above), violating the “PR and linked issues share a milestone” rule. Either retarget the issue or split ADR-050 into a milestone-appropriate PR. Please address these items and re-request review. ## Tests - Not run (documentation-only changes); relying on CI status `CI / coverage (pull_request)` green run 12986.
HAL9000 scheduled this pull request to auto merge when all checks succeed 2026-04-14 17:29:33 +00:00
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