test(plan-correct): add failing BDD scenario proving JSON output missing spec envelope #8662

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HAL9000 merged 4 commits from test/plan-correct-json-output-tdd into master 2026-06-02 11:34:47 +00:00
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`plan_generation_graph.robot` to give more test answers.
## [Unreleased]
- **fix(cli/plan): plan correct JSON output envelope fix and BDD test coverage** (#8584 / PR #8662): Restructured `agents plan correct --format json` output to nest correction fields under `data.correction` (e.g., `data.correction.mode`) and populate the spec-required CLI envelope with `command="plan correct"`, `status`, `exit_code`, `timing`, and `messages` fields. Added three BDD scenarios in `features/tdd_plan_correct_json_output.feature` validating the envelope structure for both revert and append modes.
- **fix(cli): add --url flag to resource add for git resource type** (#6322): Added support for the `--url` flag on `agents resource add git` command, allowing users to specify a remote URL for git resources. The flag is validated to only apply to git resource types. Includes Behave BDD tests in `features/resource_cli_git_url_flag.feature` and Robot Framework integration tests verifying correct URL validation and CLI behavior.
- **Session create JSON envelope** (#6441): Fixed `agents session create --format json` returning a flat `data` dict instead of the spec-required nested structure with `data.session`, `data.settings`, and `data.actor_details` sub-objects. The `command` field is now populated correctly. Extended JSON envelope coverage to `agents session list`, `show`, `delete --format json`, `export --output-format json`, and `import --format json` so all session commands emit a structured `messages[].text` field (`"0 sessions listed"`, `"Session details loaded"`, `"Session deleted"`, `"Export completed"`, `"Import completed"`).
- **fix(resources): remove unsupported executable resource type and fix resource list columns** (#3077 / PR #3248): Removed `executable` from `LSP_RESOURCE_TYPES` and `BUILTIN_TYPE_NAMES` (the specification defines no such built-in type). Updated `agents resource list` CLI table columns from `[ID, Name, Type, Status, Kind, Location, Description]` to the spec-required `[Name, ID, Type, Phys/Virt, Children, Projects]`. Deleted orphaned `examples/resource-types/executable.yaml`. Lifecycle state for container resources is now displayed as a note below the resource table.
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@@ -63,3 +63,4 @@ Below are some of the specific details of various contributions.
* HAL 9000 has contributed the alembic fileConfig error handling fix (PR #8288 / issue #7874): wrapped the `fileConfig()` call in `alembic/env.py` with a `try/except` block to catch malformed INI logging configuration and emit clear, actionable error messages to stderr.
* HAL 9000 has contributed the Definition-of-Done gating feature for the Apply phase (PR #8299 / issue #7927): `PlanLifecycleService.apply_plan` now evaluates DoD criteria before transitioning to Apply, raising `DoDGatingError` when required criteria fail and storing evaluation results in `plan.validation_summary`.
* HAL 9000 has contributed the engine cache TOCTOU race condition fix (PR #8265 / issue #7566): added `MEMORY_ENGINES_LOCK` to `engine_cache.py` and wrapped the check-and-set operation in `UnitOfWork.engine` with `with MEMORY_ENGINES_LOCK:` to prevent concurrent threads from creating duplicate in-memory SQLite engine instances; also fixed a cache-hit bug where `self._engine` was never assigned on a cache hit.
* HAL 9000 has contributed the plan correct JSON output envelope fix (PR #8662 / issue #8584): restructured `agents plan correct --format json` output to nest correction fields under `data.correction` and pass `command="plan correct"` to `format_output`, producing the spec-required CLI envelope. Added three BDD scenarios validating `data.correction.mode` (revert and append modes) and the `command` field.
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"""Shared mock fixtures for TDD plan-correct JSON output envelope tests.
Provides constants, mock builders, and CLI argument helpers used by the
Behave step definitions
(``features/steps/tdd_plan_correct_json_output_steps.py``).
Centralising the mock builders ensures the test suite exercises the
``plan correct`` CLI JSON output path with identically-shaped mock objects.
Bug: https://git.cleverthis.com/cleveragents/cleveragents-core/issues/8584
"""
from __future__ import annotations
from datetime import datetime
from types import SimpleNamespace
from unittest.mock import MagicMock
from cleveragents.core.exceptions import ResourceNotFoundError
from cleveragents.domain.models.core.plan import (
NamespacedName,
Plan,
PlanIdentity,
PlanPhase,
PlanTimestamps,
ProcessingState,
ProjectLink,
)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Patch targets
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
PATCH_CONTAINER: str = "cleveragents.application.container.get_container"
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Fixed identifiers for deterministic assertions
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
DECISION_ID: str = "DEC-8584-TARGET"
ROOT_DECISION_ID: str = "DEC-8584-ROOT"
CORRECTION_ID: str = "CORR-TDD-8584"
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Mock builders
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def make_decision_ns(
decision_id: str,
parent_decision_id: str | None,
) -> SimpleNamespace:
"""Create a minimal decision-like namespace for list_decisions."""
return SimpleNamespace(
decision_id=decision_id,
parent_decision_id=parent_decision_id,
)
def _make_plan() -> Plan:
"""Build a real ``Plan`` in Execute/COMPLETE state."""
from ulid import ULID
return Plan(
identity=PlanIdentity(plan_id=str(ULID())),
namespaced_name=NamespacedName(
server=None, namespace="local", name="tdd-8584-plan"
),
action_name="local/tdd-8584-action",
description="TDD plan for bug #8584 — JSON output envelope",
definition_of_done=None,
phase=PlanPhase.EXECUTE,
processing_state=ProcessingState.COMPLETE,
project_links=[ProjectLink(project_name="proj-1")],
strategy_actor="openai/gpt-4",
execution_actor="openai/gpt-4",
created_by=None,
reusable=False,
read_only=False,
timestamps=PlanTimestamps(created_at=datetime.now(), updated_at=datetime.now()),
)
def make_container(mode: str = "revert") -> MagicMock:
"""Build a mock DI container for the JSON output envelope test.
Args:
mode: The correction mode (``"revert"`` or ``"append"``).
"""
plan = _make_plan()
mock_plan_svc = MagicMock()
# get_plan raises RNF for the decision_id (it is not a plan_id),
# ensuring the code falls through to the decision_id path.
mock_plan_svc.get_plan.side_effect = ResourceNotFoundError(
resource_type="Plan",
resource_id=DECISION_ID,
)
mock_plan_svc.list_plans.return_value = [plan]
decisions = [
make_decision_ns(ROOT_DECISION_ID, None),
make_decision_ns(DECISION_ID, ROOT_DECISION_ID),
]
mock_decision_svc = MagicMock()
mock_decision_svc.list_decisions.return_value = decisions
mock_decision_svc.get_influence_edges.return_value = {}
mock_correction_svc = MagicMock()
mock_correction_svc.request_correction.return_value = SimpleNamespace(
correction_id=CORRECTION_ID,
mode=SimpleNamespace(value=mode),
target_decision_id=DECISION_ID,
guidance="Recompute decision subtree",
)
mock_correction_svc.execute_correction.return_value = SimpleNamespace(
correction_id=CORRECTION_ID,
status=SimpleNamespace(value="applied"),
reverted_decisions=[DECISION_ID],
new_decisions=[],
)
mock_container = MagicMock()
mock_container.plan_lifecycle_service.return_value = mock_plan_svc
mock_container.decision_service.return_value = mock_decision_svc
mock_container.correction_service.return_value = mock_correction_svc
return mock_container
def build_cli_args(mode: str = "revert") -> list[str]:
"""Build the CLI argument list for ``plan correct <decision_id> --format json``.
Args:
mode: The correction mode (``"revert"`` or ``"append"``).
"""
return [
"correct",
DECISION_ID,
"--mode",
mode,
"--guidance",
"Recompute decision subtree",
"--yes",
"--format",
"json",
]
__all__: list[str] = [
"CORRECTION_ID",
"DECISION_ID",
"PATCH_CONTAINER",
"ROOT_DECISION_ID",
"build_cli_args",
"make_container",
"make_decision_ns",
]
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"""Step definitions for tdd_plan_correct_json_output.feature.
Captures bug #8584: the ``plan correct`` CLI command's JSON output
(``--format json``) does not match the spec-required envelope structure.
The current implementation places correction fields directly under ``data``
(``data.mode``, ``data.correction_id``) instead of nesting them under
``data.correction``. This means ``data.correction.mode`` is absent from
the output. Additionally, the ``command`` field is empty instead of
``"plan correct"``.
The assertions verify the *expected* (correct) behaviour. They will
**fail** on the current codebase, proving the bug exists. The
``@tdd_expected_fail`` tag inverts the result so CI passes.
All step text uses the ``tpcjo`` prefix to avoid collisions with other
step files.
Bug: https://git.cleverthis.com/cleveragents/cleveragents-core/issues/8584
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import json
from unittest.mock import patch
from behave import given, then, when
from behave.runner import Context
from typer.testing import CliRunner
from features.mocks.tdd_plan_correct_json_output_fixtures import (
PATCH_CONTAINER,
build_cli_args,
make_container,
)
runner = CliRunner()
def _get_plan_app():
"""Lazily import the plan CLI app to avoid slow module-level import.
``cleveragents.cli.commands.plan`` triggers a large import chain
(application container, all services, etc.) that takes ~100 s on a
cold interpreter. Deferring the import to the first step execution
means the module is already cached by the time these scenarios run,
so the actual cost is near-zero.
"""
from cleveragents.cli.commands.plan import app as plan_app
return plan_app
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# GIVEN steps
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@given(
"tpcjo a container with a plan and a correction service"
" that succeeds in revert mode"
)
def step_tpcjo_container_revert(context: Context) -> None:
"""Set up a mock DI container for revert mode."""
context.tpcjo_container = make_container(mode="revert")
context.tpcjo_mode = "revert"
@given(
"tpcjo a container with a plan and a correction service"
" that succeeds in append mode"
)
def step_tpcjo_container_append(context: Context) -> None:
"""Set up a mock DI container for append mode."""
context.tpcjo_container = make_container(mode="append")
context.tpcjo_mode = "append"
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# WHEN steps
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@when("tpcjo I invoke plan correct with --format json in revert mode")
def step_tpcjo_invoke_revert(context: Context) -> None:
"""Invoke ``plan correct <decision_id> --format json --mode revert``.
Patches ``get_container`` so the command uses the mock DI container
instead of the real application container.
"""
args = build_cli_args(mode="revert")
with patch(PATCH_CONTAINER, return_value=context.tpcjo_container):
context.tpcjo_result = runner.invoke(_get_plan_app(), args)
_parse_json_output(context)
@when("tpcjo I invoke plan correct with --format json in append mode")
def step_tpcjo_invoke_append(context: Context) -> None:
"""Invoke ``plan correct <decision_id> --format json --mode append``.
Patches ``get_container`` so the command uses the mock DI container
instead of the real application container.
"""
args = build_cli_args(mode="append")
with patch(PATCH_CONTAINER, return_value=context.tpcjo_container):
context.tpcjo_result = runner.invoke(_get_plan_app(), args)
_parse_json_output(context)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# THEN steps
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@then('tpcjo the JSON output data.correction.mode should be "{expected_mode}"')
def step_tpcjo_json_correction_mode(context: Context, expected_mode: str) -> None:
"""Assert the parsed JSON output has data.correction.mode set correctly.
This assertion will FAIL on the current codebase because the
implementation places ``mode`` directly under ``data`` (as ``data.mode``)
instead of nesting it under ``data.correction`` (as ``data.correction.mode``).
"""
parsed = context.tpcjo_parsed_json
assert "data" in parsed, (
f"Bug #8584: JSON output is missing top-level 'data' key. "
f"Current output keys: {list(parsed.keys())}. "
f"Full output: {context.tpcjo_result.output!r}"
)
data = parsed["data"]
assert isinstance(data, dict), (
f"Bug #8584: JSON output 'data' value is not a dict: {data!r}"
)
assert "correction" in data, (
f"Bug #8584: JSON output 'data' is missing 'correction' key. "
f"Current data keys: {list(data.keys())}. "
f"The spec requires correction fields to be nested under data.correction, "
f"but the current implementation places them directly under data "
f"(data.mode, data.correction_id, etc.)."
)
correction = data["correction"]
assert isinstance(correction, dict), (
f"Bug #8584: JSON output 'data.correction' is not a dict: {correction!r}"
)
assert "mode" in correction, (
f"Bug #8584: JSON output 'data.correction' is missing 'mode' key. "
f"Current correction keys: {list(correction.keys())}"
)
actual_mode = correction["mode"]
assert actual_mode == expected_mode, (
f"Bug #8584: data.correction.mode is {actual_mode!r}, "
f"expected {expected_mode!r}"
)
@then('tpcjo the JSON output command field should be "{expected_command}"')
def step_tpcjo_json_command_field(context: Context, expected_command: str) -> None:
"""Assert the parsed JSON output has the correct command field value.
This assertion will FAIL on the current codebase because the
``command`` field is an empty string instead of ``"plan correct"``.
"""
parsed = context.tpcjo_parsed_json
assert "command" in parsed, (
f"Bug #8584: JSON output is missing top-level 'command' key. "
f"Current output keys: {list(parsed.keys())}. "
f"Full output: {context.tpcjo_result.output!r}"
)
actual_command = parsed["command"]
assert actual_command == expected_command, (
f"Bug #8584: command field is {actual_command!r}, "
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Question: The _parse_json_output helper stores {} when JSON decode fails. This means the command field assertion will report Current output keys: [] rather than the actual output. The error messages are already helpful (they include context.tpcjo_result.output), so this is fine as-is. Just noting that the empty-dict fallback is an intentional design choice for clean assertion output.

Question: The `_parse_json_output` helper stores `{}` when JSON decode fails. This means the `command` field assertion will report `Current output keys: []` rather than the actual output. The error messages are already helpful (they include context.tpcjo_result.output), so this is fine as-is. Just noting that the empty-dict fallback is an intentional design choice for clean assertion output.
f"expected {expected_command!r}. "
f"The spec requires command to be 'plan correct' but the current "
f"implementation sets it to an empty string."
)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Helpers
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def _parse_json_output(context: Context) -> None:
"""Parse the CLI output as JSON and store it on the context.
If the command failed or the output is not valid JSON, stores an
empty dict so that subsequent assertions produce clear failure messages.
"""
result = context.tpcjo_result
try:
context.tpcjo_parsed_json = json.loads(result.output)
except (json.JSONDecodeError, ValueError):
context.tpcjo_parsed_json = {}
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@tdd_issue @tdd_issue_8584
Feature: TDD Bug #8584 - plan correct JSON output missing spec-required envelope format
As a developer
I want plan correct --format json to return the standard CLI envelope
So that JSON consumers receive the spec-required nested data structure
The v3.2.0 specification (section CLI Commands - agents plan correct, line 14912 in
docs/specification.md) defines the required JSON output envelope for
agents plan correct --format json.
The spec requires the correction data to be nested under data.correction:
{
"command": "plan correct",
"status": "ok",
"exit_code": 0,
"data": {
"correction": {
"mode": "revert",
"impact": "...",
...
},
"affected_subtree": {...},
...
},
"timing": {...},
"messages": ["Correction applied"]
}
The current implementation places correction fields directly under data
(data.mode, data.correction_id) instead of nesting them under data.correction.
This means data.correction.mode is absent from the output.
These scenarios assert the expected (correct) behaviour and validate
that the fix is in place.
All step text uses the tpcjo prefix to avoid collisions with other step files.
@tdd_issue @tdd_issue_8584
Scenario: plan correct --format json data.correction.mode is present in revert mode
Given tpcjo a container with a plan and a correction service that succeeds in revert mode
When tpcjo I invoke plan correct with --format json in revert mode
Then tpcjo the JSON output data.correction.mode should be "revert"
@tdd_issue @tdd_issue_8584
Scenario: plan correct --format json data.correction.mode is present in append mode
Given tpcjo a container with a plan and a correction service that succeeds in append mode
When tpcjo I invoke plan correct with --format json in append mode
Then tpcjo the JSON output data.correction.mode should be "append"
@tdd_issue @tdd_issue_8584
Scenario: plan correct --format json command field is set to plan correct
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Suggestion: Consider adding a 4th scenario that asserts the presence of other top-level envelope keys (exit_code, timing, messages, status) to make the test more comprehensive against the spec. This would provide a more complete coverage of what the spec requires.

Suggestion: Consider adding a 4th scenario that asserts the presence of other top-level envelope keys (exit_code, timing, messages, status) to make the test more comprehensive against the spec. This would provide a more complete coverage of what the spec requires.
Given tpcjo a container with a plan and a correction service that succeeds in revert mode
When tpcjo I invoke plan correct with --format json in revert mode
Then tpcjo the JSON output command field should be "plan correct"
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if fmt != OutputFormat.RICH.value:
data = {
"correction": {
"mode": correction_mode.value,
},
"correction_id": result.correction_id,
"status": result.status.value,
"mode": correction_mode.value,
"new_decisions": result.new_decisions,
"reverted_decisions": result.reverted_decisions,
}
console.print(format_output(data, fmt))
console.print(
format_output(
data,
fmt,
command="plan correct",
status="ok",
exit_code=0,
messages=[
{
"level": "ok",
"text": f"Correction applied ({result.correction_id})",
}
],
)
)
else:
console.print(
f"[green]✓[/green] Correction applied: {result.correction_id}"