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feat(autonomy): parallel execution scales to 10+ concurrent subplans (#1201)
## Summary

Add M6 parallel-scaling coverage for 10+ concurrent subplans:

- **15-subplan parallel scenario** with explicit peak-concurrency bound checks (`max_parallel=10`) and thread-safe concurrency tracking via `_build_executor()`.
- **Deep hierarchical decomposition** coverage (4+ levels) with adjusted leaf condition that only stops early when hitting `max_depth` or when the workset is trivially small (`min_files_per_subplan`).
- **Non-progress guard** in `_build_hierarchy` to prevent pathological recursion when clustering cannot meaningfully split the file set.
- **Small-project regression test** (< 50 files) verifying decomposition depth does not increase unexpectedly with the relaxed leaf condition.
- **ASV benchmark** for 15-subplan parallel execution with `max_parallel=10` to track scaling behavior.

### Removed from this PR

The `_build_hierarchy` child-linkage correctness fix (returning `node_id` from recursive calls instead of using `nodes[-1].node_id`) has been **removed** per review feedback — it is a separate bug fix and will be submitted as an independent issue/PR per CONTRIBUTING.md §Atomic Commits.

## Approach

- **Concurrency tracking:** The `_build_executor()` closure in step definitions detects `context.concurrency_counter` / `context.concurrency_lock` and performs thread-safe peak tracking in a try/finally block.
- **Leaf condition:** Replaced the `max_files_per_subplan` / `max_tokens_per_subplan` leaf check with a `min_files_per_subplan` check to allow deeper decomposition for large projects. Added a non-progress guard so clustering that cannot split the file set terminates immediately rather than recursing to `max_depth`.
- **Deterministic IDs:** `_ids_for_count()` preserves legacy fixed IDs for the first 5 subplans and generates additional deterministic IDs for scale scenarios.

## Validation

### Passing
- `nox -s lint` — all checks passed
- `nox -s typecheck` — 0 errors, 0 warnings
- `nox -s unit_tests` — 12,988 scenarios passed, 0 failed
- `nox -s coverage_report` — 97% (passes `--fail-under=97`)

Closes #855

Reviewed-on: #1201
Co-authored-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com>
Co-committed-by: Brent E. Edwards <brent.edwards@cleverthis.com>
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CleverAgents Core

CleverAgents is a Python-first automation platform. It provides a unified agents CLI, embedded runtime, and service orchestration tools while embracing modern Python tooling.

Highlights

  • Unified CLI entry points: cleveragents and agents
  • Fast Typer/Click-based interface with parity for help/version behavior
  • Behavior-driven coverage via Behave and Robot Framework
  • Nox automation for linting, typing, testing, docs, builds, and benchmarks
  • MkDocs-powered documentation with CleverAgents branding

Quick Start

# clone the CleverAgents core repository
git clone https://git.cleverthis.com/cleveragents/core.git
cd core

# install dependencies
python -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -e ".[dev,tests,docs]"

# set up pre-commit hooks and verify tooling
bash scripts/setup-dev.sh

# verify the CLI
agents --help
agents --version

Developing

Pre-commit hooks run automatically on every git commit (formatting, linting, type checking, security scanning). To run checks manually:

# core validation
nox -s format            # ruff auto-formatting
nox -s lint              # ruff linting
nox -s typecheck         # pyright type checking
nox -s unit_tests        # behave unit tests
nox -s integration_tests # robot integration tests

# quality & security
nox -s security_scan     # bandit security scanning
nox -s dead_code         # vulture dead code detection
nox -s complexity        # radon complexity analysis
nox -s pre_commit        # run all pre-commit hooks
nox -s adr_compliance    # verify ADR compliance

For the full quality automation guide, see docs/development/quality-automation.md.

Documentation

nox -s docs
nox -s serve_docs

Tests

Behave feature scenarios live under features/ and Robot suites under robot/. Use the Nox sessions above to execute them in parity with the implementation plan.

Observability

LangSmith tracing is optional and off by default. Enable it by exporting CLEVERAGENTS_LANGSMITH_ENABLED=true along with a project name and API key (CLEVERAGENTS_LANGSMITH_PROJECT, CLEVERAGENTS_LANGSMITH_API_KEY). The settings module automatically mirrors these values to LANGCHAIN_TRACING_V2, LANGCHAIN_PROJECT, and LANGCHAIN_API_KEY, so LangChain/LangGraph agents emit traces without extra wiring. Additional knobs such as CLEVERAGENTS_LANGSMITH_ENDPOINT, CLEVERAGENTS_LANGSMITH_USER_ID, and CLEVERAGENTS_LANGSMITH_TAGS are documented in docs/observability.md.

LLM provider configuration

CleverAgents ships with a LangChain/LangGraph powered provider registry that discovers whichever API keys you export and automatically selects the best available provider. The CLI now uses actors: select an actor with --actor <name> (or set a default via agents actor set-default). Actors embed provider/model choices; built-in actors are seeded from CLEVERAGENTS_DEFAULT_PROVIDER / CLEVERAGENTS_DEFAULT_MODEL, then fall back to the built-in order (openai → anthropic → google → azure → openrouter → groq → together → cohere → gemini).

Required environment variables

Provider Primary variables
OpenAI OPENAI_API_KEY
Anthropic ANTHROPIC_API_KEY
Google GOOGLE_API_KEY or GOOGLE_GENAI_API_KEY
Azure OpenAI AZURE_OPENAI_API_KEY plus AZURE_OPENAI_ENDPOINT/AZURE_OPENAI_DEPLOYMENT
OpenRouter OPENROUTER_API_KEY (+ optional CLEVERAGENTS_OPENROUTER_ORGANIZATION for sanitized headers)
Gemini GEMINI_API_KEY or GOOGLE_GEMINI_API_KEY
Cohere COHERE_API_KEY
Groq GROQ_API_KEY
Together TOGETHER_API_KEY

Set CLEVERAGENTS_DEFAULT_PROVIDER to pin the global provider (for example export CLEVERAGENTS_DEFAULT_PROVIDER=openai) and CLEVERAGENTS_DEFAULT_MODEL to lock in a model ID. When unset, the registry picks the first configured provider and uses its published default model such as gpt-4o for OpenAI or claude-sonnet-4-20250514 for Anthropic.

Diagnostics and testing shortcuts

  • agents diagnostics prints whether the registry can see your credentials and which actor/provider is selected.
  • agents tell and agents build require --actor <name> unless a default actor is set; use agents actor set-default <name> to configure one.
  • Built-in actors (<provider>/<model>) are immutable, custom actors must be named local/<id>, and the default actor cannot be removed. Use --unsafe when adding/updating configs marked unsafe; runtime only warns when invoking unsafe actors.
  • CLEVERAGENTS_TESTING_USE_MOCK_AI=true forces the in-repo mock provider so Behave/Robot suites never hit external APIs.
  • The full capability matrix (streaming, tool calls, JSON mode, etc.) is documented in docs/reference/providers.md.
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